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Look What You Made Me Do

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Wire Magazine Festival. Chicago’s Empty Bottle. September 2004. Photog unknown. Miles Davis, name in the press a lot this week because of milestones connected to his artistic contributions and birth and such, said to some typically confused journo back in the 1960s that music was his constant companion. Like some people processed language he could claim that it’s physical presence occupied the room just as surely as did oxygen. Or the interviewer’s own face.
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Look What You Made Me Do

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Look What You Made Me Do

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In the face of (now) seemingly endless music press chatter about what punk rock means, or is supposed to mean, emerges a meme of the old guard vs the new. But how new and old is it really? 1982. Like minutes before our 1st show with the Circle Jerks. Courtesy of their magnanimity. (Photographer Unknown) Los Angeles is a weird place.
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