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"Zine Reviews Issue #8"
******Tiny Zines******
Apocalypse Tao
Lil’ Doodles #2
Smack #4
******Half Size (8.5" x 5.5")******
Anatomically Incorrect #1
Anti Racist Action - Various
Burping Lula
Clutter Stuff #2
Corekill #3 & #4
Live and Let Live #12
New Red Archives 1997 Catalog
Sick to Move Vol. 2 #1
Sponic #1
T.R.’s Zine #11
UnDumb #3
******Full Size (8.5” x 11”)*****
Agree to Disagree #3
Alternative Press Review Vol. 2 #4
Basic Motor Skills #1
Blink #12
Bubba's Live Bait
Dumpster Dive #12
ETCH - Various
Inner Dimensions #4
JuJuGop Vol. 1 #3
Knee Deep in Oatmeal #A
Oculus Magazine
POPsmear Magazine
Rational Inquirer #8
Rocktober #17
Screed #6, 7 & 8
Stuff zine #3
Suburban Home #6
Tail Spins #27, 28 & 29
10 Things Jesus Wants You To Know #15
Underground Zine Scene #8
Some of the addresses might be outdated. If E-mail is listed you might want to contact them
that way first to make sure they can fill your order. If the price isn’t listed send a
few stamps to cover postage :)
(Permeable Press 47 Noe St. #4 SF, CA 94114-1017)
A strange collection of stories that meander through the life and thoughts within Brian Clarks
head. They really make you think a little harder.
($2 - Dead Cat Comics PO Box 19503 Indianapolis, IN 46209; E-mail Lil' Doodles)
Pol Pat is back with another irreverent collect of comic stories. Always fun and entertaining.
($.50 Cool Bean Press 1415 Beachcomber Ln. Houston, TX 77062)
Stories about school, zine reviews, contests, fun, a horoscope and random fun.
($1 or Trade Jessica 775 Old Baptist Rd. N. Kingston, RI 02852)
Youth Brigade and Royal Crowns interviews, stuff on the Twist-Offs, a guy from prison
writes, ads, music reviews, stories, etc. really fun.
(A.R.A. P.O. Box 82097 Columbus, OH 43202)
This is ARA’s newsletter which they send out to members. They help expose racist groups
and hate crimes, plus do some great stories. Join up.
(POB 14738 Richmond, VA 23221)
Four-trackin', Friendly and lots of reviews all for free. {mite}
($2 12844 Claxton Dr. Laurel, MD 20708; E-mail Clutterstuff)
Interviews with Streetcar, Jawbox and Matthew & the Ticks, reviews plus some odds and ends.
($1 + post Tom Watson 3240 N Marshall #1 Kettering, OH 45429)
Writings, poetry and artwork from Tom written in his personal observant way. Always an
interesting read. This just goes to show that Tom gets his zines out at least twice as fast
as me.
(James N. Dawson P.O. Box 613 Redwood Valley, CA 95470)
This is basically a listing of animal rights groups and literature with plenty of reviews,
plus some articles about animal rights.
(NRA P.O. Box 210501 SF, CA 94121)
All types of cool stories and pictures of bands on one of my favorite labels. They also
include a few articles about various issues including one by Chick that is on target and
makes me like her even more. (Hmmm)
(Scott Puckett P.O. Box 712471 Santee, CA 92072-2471; E-mail Sick to Move)
Interviews with Pavement, Down by Law and Karate, tons of reviews and a few articles.
($1 330 Ashley BGSU, Bowling Green, OH 43403; E-mail Sponic )
Actually this zine is partially Dayton based and from what I hear is on its third
issue. This issue featured interviews with Bob Pollard (Guided by Voices) and 84 Nash plus
stories, poetry, reviews, a readers poll, random graphics and stories thrown into an
entertaining read.
($1 T.R. Miller Cartoonist P.O. Box 489 Milltown, NJ 08850-0489)
This contains mainly poetry with some cartoons brightening things up by T.R.
(3572 W. State Rd., 10#7 Lake Village, IN 46349)
A couple of good essays on Government Schools in Crises and Ending the Drug Nightmare,
some short stories, other stuff and reviews. My big complaint is that the writing is
too small. {mite}
($2 P.O. Box 56057 Vancouver, BC V5L 5E2 Canada; E-mail Agree to Disagree)
A pretty cool zine that reminds me of a back to basics MRR, interviews with Swingin’
Utters and info on Mumia Abu-Jamal plus reviews, rants, articles, ads, etc. Very cool,
pick it up.
($3.95 CAL Press P.O. Box 1446 Columbia, MO 65205-1446)
The focus of this zine is to review the alternative press and they do it very
well with loads of reviews and great articles borrowed from many of the publications. A
great read, on par with Factsheet Five.
($1.50 no street address given E-mail BMS)
A ton of great articles with cool layouts plus zine and music reviews, get a hold of Tracy.
($2 Fia P.O. Box 823 Miami, FL 33243-0823)
Another great issue of Blink always one of my favorites. Tons of cool reading, graphic
creations, Fia’s outfit creations (with her modeling) and more, more, more.
(POB 824 Knoxville, TN 37901)
There's corporate slicker-n-shit zines and then there's Bubba's Live Bait. It's a hunka,
hunka burnin' Bubba. Now this is a zine one can enjoy. Fuck Christmas, A receipt from
the Devil Himself, and Weird Crushes are just a few of the tasty treats that Bubba
offers up to you hungry bastards. {mite}
($2 P.O. Box 426 Norwalk, CT 06856)
A true punk masterpiece with Aniseen, Urge Overkill, David Peel, Eugene Chadbourne and
Harvey Sid Fisher plus reviews and various writings.
(P.O. Box 10132 Lansing, MI 48901-0132; E-mail Etch)
Etch puts out 6 issues a year and they are consistently good. They include interviews,
articles, reviews, ads and commentary.
($3 Julie 1969 Old Mill Rd. Marysville, PA 17053)
A metal zine with tons of interviews, plus poetry, reviews, drawings and a few insights.
(9411 Shore Rd. LG Brooklyn, NY 11209; E-mail Jujugop)
Liz has a very fun, creative and spontaneous zine that made me feel happy. She has
a lust for life and shares it in her zine along with reviews and random writings and
drawings. FUN.
($1 Kristine 52 Milbern Ave. Hampton, NH 03842)
Kristine invites everyone inside of her world and her head with personal stories and
thoughts about the world around her. Clipping, reviews, artwork and random stuff fill
this out nicely.
(POB 148 Hoboken, NJ 07030)
Reviews, interviews and other stuff. A good little zine with a focus. Is. #3 includes
one of my faves, Kate Jacobs as will as The Wedding Present. #4 The Peeches, Baby Drowsy
and Professor and Maryann. {mite}
(648 Broadway #806 NY, NY 10012)
Slick mag that has a few interesting articles including a look at America's Meccas. Most
of the zine is ads, reader mail and ego. I have heard that it has been getting better as
of late and is on many people's top 10 list. {mite}
($4.50 2050 W 56th St. STE 32-221 Hialeah, FL 33016; E-mail Rational Enquirer)
Wow RI has really expanded from their humble beginnings, they are on par with Flipside,
but doesn’t have that West coast slant. One of the best.
($3 1507 E 53rd St. #617 Chicago, IL 60615)
This was the retro issue with loads of retro articles, clippings, art, cartoons and
all around fun. One of the best Midwest zines.
($1 P.O. Box 9254 Cincinnati, OH 45209; E-mail Screed)
Terry focuses on the local scene and does a great job of keeping us informed of the
tri-states happenings music wise. Always a fun read and helpful swap distributor.
(85 Sequoia Dr. Pasadena, CA 91105)
I like this one because not only is it filled with stuff, but good stuff. Things to do,
an "Are you industrial?" test, movie "same situations, different genres, rants, raves
and reviews. Get it now. {mite}
($2 for a pound of shit 1750 30th St. #365 Boulder, CO 80301; E-mail Suburban Home)
Articles about postal scams, starting a label, reviews and a ton of ads (I’m jealous).
($3 P.O. Box 1860 Evanston, IL 60204; E-mail Tail Spins)
Tons of really cool articles and rants, plus loads of reviews and ads. A very large
publication that is done very well, unlike this one.
($2 1407 NE 45th St. #17 Seattle, WA 98105; E-mail 10 Things)
One of my all time favorite zines, sarcastic and humorous articles, rants, loads of
interviews and tons of reviews. Fun for the whole friggin’ family.
($2 7300 N. Mona Lisa #11168 Tuscon, AZ 85741; E-mail Underground Zine Scene)
Tons of zine reviews and a sizable amount of music reviews along with some
interviews of metal leaning bands.