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BaltiMoronic: Da Moronics Take On Baltimore
[Tom DiVenti co-founded and played guitar in Da Moronics, Baltimore’s first punk band. He now recalls his days as a poet, publisher, art student, and rock ‘n’ roller in a weekly column for Splice Today (www.splicetoday.com). When not writing, DiVenti can … Continue reading →
Posted in 1970s, 70s Rock, Baltimorons, Marble Bar, Music, Punk / New Wave, Uncategorized
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Tagged da moronics, marble bar, punk rock, ramones, rod misey, tom diventi, WCVT
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Retro Baltimore: The 2016 Marble Bar Photo Shoot
Marble Bar Alums reunite for fun “Dark. Dank. Sweaty. Fetid. Subterranean. A physical eyesore in the basement of a once posh hotel long gone to seed. In other words, the perfect rock venue.” – Michael Yockel (“What Is and What … Continue reading →
Posted in 1970s, 1980s, Decades, Dreamlanders, Edith Massey, Entertainment, Marble Bar, Music, Nightspots, Punk / New Wave, Roadside Attractions
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Tagged amy davis, chris kaltenbach, congress hotel, judie's fixation, katatonix, leslee anderson, marble bar, moronics
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Baltimore Backtrack: Pooba on WTMD
As part of last night’s “Baltimore Hit Parade” show on WTMD (Towson University, 89.7 FM), host Sam Sessa interviewed Baltimore’s legendary Punk Godfather, Dave Wilcox (aka Steptoe T. Magnificent) and played a live track (“Top of the Pops (Bottom of … Continue reading →
Posted in 1970s, 70s Rock, Baltimorons, Entertainment, Festivals, Marble Bar, Mount Vernon, Music, Nightspots, Punk / New Wave
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Tagged dave wilcox, great pooba subway, pooba, top of the pops, wtmd
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His Name Is Not Legend: It’s tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
The Greatest Hits & Assorted Bits of Michael Tolson By Tom Warner (Accelerated Decrepitude, 2/3/2012) It seems everyone in Baltimore who is even remotely associated with the arts or its cultural underground has a story about Michael Tolson, the man … Continue reading →
Posted in 1980s, Art, Baltimorons, Marble Bar, Music, Pranks
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