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“Cartagena is a city in Murcia, Spain. It was founded in 227 B.C.
It became an important Roman city because of its deep water harbour and the mountains at both ends of the entrance to the harbour were easily made fortified. Later conquerors were the Vandals, the Visigoths, and the Moors in 734 A.D. The Christians conquered it in 1245 A.D. by Alfonso X (Alfonso the Wise) and Cartagena became one of the most important ports of Spain.”
Adventures into Terror / Heft-Reihe
> The Vandals
Script: Carl Wessler
art: Joe Sinnott
Editor: Stan Lee
Marvel / USA 1953
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
It all started from this space, #bad4good #massmental #suicideltendencies #thevandals #badreligion #avrillavigne #korn #tenaciousd #avengendsevenfold #practice #drummer #discipline
PART 5: That's not quiiite how you go about it Ice King... An Adventure Time crossover without Finn & Jake? Shocker!
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Wacom intuos4
Hand drawn
June 2012
Warped Tour Lineup:
22 Jacks, All, Amazing Royal Crowns, The Aquabats, Atomic Fireballs, Bad Religion, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, CIV, Deftones, Die Toten Hosen, Fu Manchu, The Get Up Kids, Godsmack, Hatebreed, Hepcat, Home Grown, H2O, Incubus, Kid Rock, Latex Generation, L.E.S. Stitches, Mad Caddies, MxPx, NOFX, No Use for a Name, Pietasters, Rancid, Reverend Horton Heat, Royal Crown Revue, Save Ferris, The Smooths, Snapcase, The Specials, Staind, Swingin' Utters, Tilt, The Urge, Unsane, Unwritten Law, The Vandals, Zebrahead
Ozzfest Lineup:
Ozzy Osbourne, Tool, Megadeth, Limp Bizkit, Soulfly, Sevendust, Coal Chamber, Motörhead, System of a Down, Melvins, Incubus, Snot, Ultraspank, Life of Agony, Kilgore, Monster Voodoo Machine
This was a pretty interesting show. I don't know why, but for some reason they held the Warped Tour and Ozzfest on the same day at the same spot. Ozzfest was down the hill and the Warped Tour was up the hill. It worked out pretty well for the most part. There was surprising little crossover by the audiences. People might come over to the other side to see a specific band or just wander through to see what was going on and then head back. I saw a ton of great bands on the Warped side, it was a really good lineup that year. The vibe was a lot more positive and friendly there. The vibe at Ozzfest was noticeably more aggro. Not hostile, but angrier and less fun. I walked through once and I think I watched the Melvins, Motorhead, and Tool from on top of the hill, or at least part of their sets. I remember the weather was really nice. Overall it was a fun, if kind of weird, day.
Day 82 of 365: a year in songs and photos
Song: Vandals, Rico
I'm working backwards here. I'll fill in all the days eventually, but I wanted to get started with this one first.
I'm sitting here in a freezing cold New York, drinking my Peet's coffee and going through my pictures from California and I miss that state in a way that's almost like homesickness. Can you be homesick for a place you've only visited?
I fell in love with California, particularly Sacramento. This is my love letter to that city.
It's a warm, welcoming place that made me feel at home whether I was in the agricultural outskirts or walking the streets of midtown. There's a pace, a vibe in that city that I've never felt in Manhattan. Where New York City is claustrophobic and grimy, Sacramento is wide open and clean. Not clean in a scrub-washed kind of way, more like bright and airy. It doesn't make me feel like I need a shower when I leave it. Even the parts of the city that are not so nice to live in are still pretty nice to look at.
It's a colorful place, splattered with art and neon signs and houses dressed in pinks and blues and yellows. Bars and clubs and restaurants dot every street, yet it always feels residential. Maybe it's the abundance of trees, maybe it's the way everything is so spread out instead of built upwards. Maybe it's the laid-back feel of the people. There's no hustle, bustle, get out of my way or get knocked down feel like there is in New York. There's no angry, horn blaring gridlock. There's a softness to Sacramento that embraces you. From the coffee houses to the record stores to the tattoo parlors, from the Farmer's Market to the greasy spoons, from J Street to Del Paso Blvd., no place seems foreboding or unwelcoming.
We explored every part of Sacramento. I saw all 15 or so places Todd lived, so every bar he drank in and club he played in and every corner he puked on. We drove through towns on the outskirts and within the city, other places he lived like Arden and Fair Oaks. We walked through Old Sacramento and strolled through Old City Cemetery, we hung out with his friends, ate a lot, walked a lot. I had the best guided tour of Sacramento anyone could want.
We did hit other parts of the state, which I'll write about later, with photos. We spent a day in San Francisco, stopped briefly in Berkeley and spent a lot of time at Todd's parent's home in Lincoln, a sprawling land of planned developments where the streets have golf cart lanes. But my favorite part of the trip was the time spent in Sacramento.
We had already made plans to move to California when both the kids are out of high school. I'm sick of New York winters, I'm tired of suburbia and I want to live somewhere in my lifetime besides Long Island.
Three years and counting, and I'll call Sacramento home. When you are longing for a place you've never lived in, when you spend five days in a city and feel like it's calling you back, you know that place is for you.
The sun and the air
The mountains and sea
Streams and palm trees
The valleys...
The canyons...
The mountains...
The beaches...
That's for me.
I have a ton of photos to upload. Not as many a I thought I would....more on that (and the contest winner) later.
VandThe Crowd performed along with the Vandals for their annual Christmas Formal @ the House of Blues Anaheim on December 11th, 2011
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PART 11: I never intended to draw any more of these, but I was listening to The Vandals a few weeks ago and realised how well 'I Have A Date' and Finn/Flame Princess tied together.
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Wacom intuos4
Hand drawn
April 2015
I had to keep my chin down to keep from looking like I was all neck.
I sewed or altered all the garments here.
Actually I can't quite decide whether I like this shot or not. Deep inside, I probably know it's offal.
Fall 1982, San Diego, CA, edited by Terry Marine.
Bands mentioned, The Answers, Battalion of Saints, Circle Jerks, Funeral, 5-0-5-1, District Tradition, Shattered Faith, Sacred Lies, Skullbusters, Misfits, The Brood, Manifest Destiny, The Cramps, Christian Death, 45 Grave, Men of Clay, Youth Brigade, Red Scare, Catch-22, The Injections, The Clash, Bow Wow Wow, Angelic Upstarts, Husker Du, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Personal Conflict, Dead Kennedys, Zero Boys, Skrap Bois, Minor Threat, Black Tango, Forbidden Chant, Fear, Code of Honor, Moral Majority, White Trash.
Fall 1982, San Diego, CA, edited by Terry Marine.
Bands mentioned, The Answers, Battalion of Saints, Circle Jerks, Funeral, 5-0-5-1, District Tradition, Shattered Faith, Sacred Lies, Skullbusters, Misfits, The Brood, Manifest Destiny, The Cramps, Christian Death, 45 Grave, Men of Clay, Youth Brigade, Red Scare, Catch-22, The Injections, The Clash, Bow Wow Wow, Angelic Upstarts, Husker Du, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Personal Conflict, Dead Kennedys, Zero Boys, Skrap Bois, Minor Threat, Black Tango, Forbidden Chant, Fear, Code of Honor, Moral Majority, White Trash.
Fall 1982, San Diego, CA, edited by Terry Marine.
Bands mentioned, The Answers, Battalion of Saints, Circle Jerks, Funeral, 5-0-5-1, District Tradition, Shattered Faith, Sacred Lies, Skullbusters, Misfits, The Brood, Manifest Destiny, The Cramps, Christian Death, 45 Grave, Men of Clay, Youth Brigade, Red Scare, Catch-22, The Injections, The Clash, Bow Wow Wow, Angelic Upstarts, Husker Du, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Personal Conflict, Dead Kennedys, Zero Boys, Skrap Bois, Minor Threat, Black Tango, Forbidden Chant, Fear, Code of Honor, Moral Majority, White Trash.
Vandals performed their annual Christmas Formal with The Crowd @ the House of Blues Anaheim on December 11th, 2011
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Fall 1982, San Diego, CA, edited by Terry Marine.
Bands mentioned, The Answers, Battalion of Saints, Circle Jerks, Funeral, 5-0-5-1, District Tradition, Shattered Faith, Sacred Lies, Skullbusters, Misfits, The Brood, Manifest Destiny, The Cramps, Christian Death, 45 Grave, Men of Clay, Youth Brigade, Red Scare, Catch-22, The Injections, The Clash, Bow Wow Wow, Angelic Upstarts, Husker Du, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Personal Conflict, Dead Kennedys, Zero Boys, Skrap Bois, Minor Threat, Black Tango, Forbidden Chant, Fear, Code of Honor, Moral Majority, White Trash.
Fall 1982, San Diego, CA, edited by Terry Marine.
Bands mentioned, The Answers, Battalion of Saints, Circle Jerks, Funeral, 5-0-5-1, District Tradition, Shattered Faith, Sacred Lies, Skullbusters, Misfits, The Brood, Manifest Destiny, The Cramps, Christian Death, 45 Grave, Men of Clay, Youth Brigade, Red Scare, Catch-22, The Injections, The Clash, Bow Wow Wow, Angelic Upstarts, Husker Du, Social Distortion, The Vandals, Personal Conflict, Dead Kennedys, Zero Boys, Skrap Bois, Minor Threat, Black Tango, Forbidden Chant, Fear, Code of Honor, Moral Majority, White Trash.