Lollipop Magazine

The Bogmen – with Klover, Rusty, Green Apple Quick Step at Collegefest – Review

November 1, 1995

The singer had a style that was part lounge singer and part epileptic seizure victim. Maybe that’s what got people’s attention. The bassist was really hot.

Klover – with Rusty, The Bogmen, Poole, Green Apple Quick Step at Collegefest – Review

November 1, 1995

Klover played first. Nobody paid attention, they were too busy getting free stuff from the Polygram table. They sounded good though, just like on the album.

Rusty – with Klover, The Bogmen, Green Apple Quick Step at Collegefest – Review

November 1, 1995

Rusty played next. I didn’t realize I knew this band until they played their single. A few kids stopped to listen to that one.

Green Apple Quick Step – with Klover, Rusty, The Bogmen, Poole at Collegefest – Review

November 1, 1995

I just kept wondering if they kept the female bassist in the group because she wore a tight skirt and flipped her hair or if she was really good.

Klover – Feel Lucky Punk – Interview

September 1, 1995

An interview with singer Mike Stone

Slughog – at Sarah Good Erotic Fashion Show at Bill’s Bar – Review

July 1, 1995

Songs that were as tight as Newt Gingritch’s sphincter. Two basses, good fashion sense from the guitarist, and a freight train of sound bowled us over.

Sarah Good Erotic Fashion Show – Review

July 1, 1995

I was chosen to go see Klover at Bill’s Bar. The real reason I’m here is because of an “erotic fashion show” by Sarah Good, a dressmaker/store owner in RI.

Klover – with Slughog @ Sarah Good Erotic Fashion Show at Bill’s Bar – Review

July 1, 1995

The music rocked like the Clash’s first album, or the Jam on crack, or something. Sure, half of Klover is Gang Green, but it sounded so fresh and raw.