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July 02, 2013
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DAMAGE # 8 - BY THE PUBLISHERS OF DAMAGE MAGAZINE - GANG OF FOUR - CRIME - PIL
A pronounced regionalism prevailed in the American underground music scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s. In California, the micro-climates of Los Angeles and San Francisco each nurtured a distinctive local take on punk rock. Local fanzines reflected this, with publications like celebrating the eclecticism of the Bay Area while spoke to the angular defiance of Melrose and Silverlake.