The Tim "Napalm" Stegall Substack
Tim Napalm StegallUnfettered punk journalism for human beings, not metrics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 301 | Subscribers | Read | timnapalmstegall.substack.com |
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Yes, My Book Is Real.
I love you all. I genuinely do. But my phone has been going off at six in the morning from people who pre-ordered Anarchy In The Studio and want to know where their book is…and assume I’ve got a direct line to the shipping dock.
HEY HO, 50 YEARS AGO!
###### A “fan letter” from the future curator of a Record Store Day Ramones compilation to Britain’s Melody Maker. (Pic: Ramones YouTube channel)
Read Tim’s debut *Alternative Press* article from 1989 – a Steve Jones profile!
1989: I’ve spent three years writing for seemingly every fanzine in the world, including Flipside, Your Flesh, and Maximum Rocknroll. I’ve made a nuisance out of myself, declaring the continued viability of ‘77 punk, especially the Sex Pist...
Augie Meyers (1940-2026) And “She’s About A Mover”
###### Doug Sahm (foreground) and Augie Meyers (r) on Hullabaloo, 1965: “Doug, you keep messin’ with me, them enchiladas gonna be a month old!”
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Freelance punk journalist for The Austin Chronicle and Ugly Things, formerly with Alternative Press. Sometimes host/DJ/producer of RADIO NAPALM podcast. Leader of Austin punk band The Hormones.
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