#788: let's cut the crap and make out

This is a story of random violence and good times.

Can't lie... I totally thought Jerry and Ethan Fowler were brothers back in the day. I can't be the only one.

And for those paying too close of attention: yes, I did fuck up the title of that last Alan Petersen post by incorrectly referencing this interview instead.

In other news, my man Isaac over at the chalker chronicles sent over a link to all this stuff that his buddy Zeke filmed in SF during the mid-90's. super sick.

Thanks for all the comments and links this week everyone.

#668: two hits of acid drunk on whiskey

"I believe in style - its attainable, unlike spelling, which comes and goes." -Ethan

chrome ball incident #534: people get ready

no matter the get-up, Ethan always looks amazing riding a skateboard.

took a cue from the always excellent Vert is Dead after my man posted up Ethan's excellent Brain Floss article yesterday.

so stoked on Micke's Hammer article... perfect.

big thanks to templeton elliott, jay riggio and all the slap and sidewalk forum kids for the support.

looks like I can finally get an o.g. doll... can't believe how excited/hopeful I am to blow a paycheck on one of these.

chrome ball incident #233: ascension

a visual sound-era ethan interview from slap brings the week to a close.

i've often wondered about being the fourth passenger on that cross-country trek with campbell, tobin and ethan... jesus.

thanks for stopping by.

i'm pooped.

chrome ball incident #157: paint it black

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The third and final installment of Ethan Fowler's Big Brother interviews. This one comes from his criminally-underrated Cradle of Filth-era (March '99). While the majority (myself included) prefer his Greaser/Coltrane period during the Stereo days, there's something really cool about Ethan just switching up speeds like that and truly doing (again) whatever he feels like, regardless of the repercussions or fallout... which, from what i remember, were pretty severe. Gotta respect that.

And while those Stereo parts are without a doubt timeless and actually quite sacred at this point, there's something to be said for his Foundation parts as well (though I can't honestly say that I sweated this nearly as much as I am this).

Plus let's face it... it makes for a pretty good halloween post, too. (Sorry, no Creature/Scarecrow ads.)

Episode 6

Happy Halloween