Alive in the Nineties
Aaron Gilbreath, Michael A. Gonzales, Tessa T, Kevin Sampsell, Jason Cohen, Heather Taddy, Jason FineMusic and life as a listener in the 1990s
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 84 | Subscribers | Read | aarongilbreath.substack.com |
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The Foo Fighters' First Three Albums
Dave Grohl closed out the Nineties with some truly killer music.
Giant Sand's Wanderlust & Whimsy
Giant Sand, 1993. Photos from sa-wa-ro.com
Riot Boyyy
Photo of 1980 and 1991 zines, from the DC Punk Archive via the Washingtonian.
Pavement
Pavement, 1994, photo taken from Radio Eldorado website
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Essayist, Journalist, Burritoist, written nonfiction stories for Harper's, The Atlantic, The Dublin Review, Sierra, and The New York Times. My books include The Heart of California: Exploring the San Joaquin Valley and This Is: Essays on Jazz.
A native of Harlem, Michael A. Gonzales is essayist, critic and short story scribe, He writes for CrimeReads, The Oxford American, Soulhead.com, Catapult (The Blacklist) and Oldster. His Twitter handle is @gonzomike. On Instagram: bigmike151
I’m a mother and public health worker in Denver. My writing has appeared in Vol 1 Brooklyn, The Rumpus, and The Coachella Review. My goal is to stage dive before I turn 40.
Kevin Sampsell is a publisher (Future Tense Books), Bookseller (Powell's), collage artist, & author of books such as I Made an Accident and Sean the Stick. New novel, Baby in the Night, out 3/26. He writes the substack, Susan's Eyebrows.
Writer-at-large, Texas Monthly. Semi-retired music journalist (Option, SPIN, Rolling Stone, Details, Request, Mojo, Pitchfork, Stereogum). Philadelphia-Chicago-Brooklyn-Austin-Missoula-Portland.
I'm a researcher and documentarian of the paranormal, TV host, producer, bass player and lover of all things eclectic. I like my music loud, my clothes vintage, and lots of overdrive on my bass.
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