#139 - Insane Clown Posse
Insane Clown Posse Orgy Marilyn Manson Powerman 5000 3OH!3 Blur Snapcase Sonic Youth Supersuckers L7 Static
#139 – March 2010
The A.P. Readers Poll Awards
Amidst the year‘s winners and losers, Marilyn Manson, Orgy and Powerman 5000 take victory laps in exclusive interviews while Hobey Echlin gets down with the band you love to love and hate—Insane Clown Posse. Then we steal Violent J‘s diary for a rare peek inside the master clown‘s Nyquil-addled mind.
Joe Strummer
With a new band and his first release in a decade, the Clash‘s Joe Strummer is finally ready to pick up where his former band left off.
Sections
Incoming Letters
New Releases Listing
Wiretapping News
Pulling Hard Rock Live into the next millennium with Bush and Tori Amos; overcoming age and treachery with Snapcase; Elijah Blue Allman left for Deadsy?; Sonic Youth activated for Y2K action; making tracks with the Pet Shop Boys, and other items that‘ll make you happy the Earth didn‘t die screaming on New Year‘s Eve (or at least not at presstime).
Low Profile
Static-X, Buckethead, Jucifer, Grade and more.
Disclothesure
L7 and the Supersuckers burn out in timeless rock gear that‘s easy to find and even easier to afford, dude.
BPM (electronica and beyond)
Beanfield rejuvenate the word "boogie" with their deeply human take on funky electronica; DJ Dara’s top-five spins; reviews of electronica’s elite; and more.
Readers Survey 2000
Here‘s your chance to tell us about you. Share your interests and get free stuff.
Reviews
Reviews this issue of new releases by Perry Farrell, Beastie Boys, Ani DiFranco, Mos Def, Sunny Day Real Estate, Pet Shop Boys, the Dismemberment Plan, Blur, Fu Manchu and many more; Self-Analysis gets an earful from Dwarves and Le Tigre; Origins Of Cool charts the Byrds’ influential flight path; Final Mix gets back to the (7-inch) single life; plus reviews of reissues.
Charts
Sound Affects
Last Night‘s Sandra Oh
