Oct. 16, 2021

S4E190 - Adolescents with Tim Hinely (Dagger zine)

S4E190 - Adolescents with Tim Hinely (Dagger zine)

Dagger zine's Tim Hinely brings us Adolescents' self-titled debut record.

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Fullerton, California's Adolescents' 1981 self-titled debut - aka The Blue Album - was one of the first hardcore punk albums to be widely distributed throughout the United States. This week's guest Tim Hinely (Dagger zine, Where The Wild Gigs Were) makes the case that their superior brand of melodic hardcore is a classic of the genre, and he gets no argument from us! Go!!

Songs featured in episode: Banned in D.C. - Bad Brains; My Dad Sucks - Descendents; I Hate Children, Who Is Who, Wrecking Crew, L.A. Girl, Self Destruct, Kids of the Black Hole, No Way, Amoeba, Word Attack, Rip It Up, Democracy, No Friends, Creatures - Adolescents; No Fair - Wipers; Ill in the Head - Dead Kennedys; The Kids Aren't Alright - The Offspring; Falling Out - Rikk Agnew

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CEO of Dagger Enterprises

Born and raised in NJ and left for California in the early 90's then to Portland, Oregon in the 00's and landed in Denver, CO in 2012. Started doing his zine DAGGER in 1987 and continued on as a print zine until 2012 and has been online ever since. Just had his first book published by Hozac entitled WHERE THE WILD GIGS WERE. Hinely has seen the real Sasquatch and lived to tell about it.