


i don't work there any longer, but i played pretty much any skin bands they'd bring me discs of. i supplied the punk but have zero skinhead music.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 1:36,
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Skrewdiver, 4-Skins etc is nasty horrible nonsense for nasty horrible people.
Shop around!
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 1:42,
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Shop around!

bad brains, minor threat cro-mags etc, great bands. also all the punk the mazi skins make sounds fucking terrible.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 1:46,
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they walked out on a few shows they were supposed to play with bands that had gay members or who had male members who wore dresses. they were also pretty vocal about it. it led to them getting a lot of flack in the first few years they were around.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 1:54,
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there were also a ton of rumours about either hr or daryl jennifer being gay themselves, but i don't think they ever came out afterward.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 2:01,
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Blokes wearing dresses is always funny, PLUS anyone can wear whatever they bloody well like. Surely.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 2:02,
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that i can't find now. too bad, it went through a lot of bands that refused to play with them. i did dig up an interview with dj where he sort of apologises.
" And do you know this homophobic bit that they keep saying about us? In short, years ago when we were first discovering Rastafari, I tried to explain to people that you grow. You’re growing. In Rastafari and even in Christianity, they disagree with homosexuality. That’s a known fact. So the point being here, when we first were discovering Rastafari – like any young men or any young women getting into anything – you’re overzealous. Back in 1988, I might have been saying, “Fire burn…” I’m 25 years old! You’ve got to understand that I’m a young man growing, getting into something. Now I’m 46 years old and I’ve learned that that’s ignorant. I’ve learned through the years that we’re all God’s children, regardless of your race, creed, color, sexuality, any of that.
You get people out there, that when we come back in the public eye, they immediately run and go, “Don’t like them. Those dudes hate. They’re homophobes.” What they’re doing is really just hating on us. H.R. wrote a song “Don’t Blow Bubbles” in 1988 and now still today there are people out there that won’t let that go. They don’t understand that we’ve grown. Just like anyone, I’m not ashamed to say, “Maybe I could have been…” Damn right, I was a homophobe! I shouldn’t have to explain that to the world because everyone will do that. That’s wisdom. You have to grow to be wise."
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 2:09,
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" And do you know this homophobic bit that they keep saying about us? In short, years ago when we were first discovering Rastafari, I tried to explain to people that you grow. You’re growing. In Rastafari and even in Christianity, they disagree with homosexuality. That’s a known fact. So the point being here, when we first were discovering Rastafari – like any young men or any young women getting into anything – you’re overzealous. Back in 1988, I might have been saying, “Fire burn…” I’m 25 years old! You’ve got to understand that I’m a young man growing, getting into something. Now I’m 46 years old and I’ve learned that that’s ignorant. I’ve learned through the years that we’re all God’s children, regardless of your race, creed, color, sexuality, any of that.
You get people out there, that when we come back in the public eye, they immediately run and go, “Don’t like them. Those dudes hate. They’re homophobes.” What they’re doing is really just hating on us. H.R. wrote a song “Don’t Blow Bubbles” in 1988 and now still today there are people out there that won’t let that go. They don’t understand that we’ve grown. Just like anyone, I’m not ashamed to say, “Maybe I could have been…” Damn right, I was a homophobe! I shouldn’t have to explain that to the world because everyone will do that. That’s wisdom. You have to grow to be wise."

The dood did some nifty backpedalling there, once his record sales were endangered.
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Tue 23 Mar 2010, 2:17,
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