“sell your body (to the night)” by turbonegro
Now we’re talking. Scandinavian corpse paint in your face! Another fine last minute costume idea should you be drawing a blank at two minutes to midnight. Trust me, you wouldn’t be the first Hank von Helvete to do so on Halloween, but if you already have your costume picked out, then shit, stick around for a history lesson if you’d like. It’s not about some dusty old wigheads prancing about France at the turn of the 17th century, so it’s not completely boring. Useless, perhaps, but then so is calculus to about 96 percent of mankind. Good? Okay. Our first encounter with Turbonegro came in 1995, I think, when Marc McKee reviewed the band’s 8 x 10 black-and-white publicity photo. Normally it’s not a good thing to be reviewed in the pages of Big Brother, especially back then, but Turbonegro received high marks all around on their 8 x 10, which featured Hank lounging shirtless and solo on a couch, proving that the band must not suck (based on the tried and true “Suck at a Glance™” methodology of review). (more…)
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Yet another landmark interview with Glenn Danzig in Big Brother skateboard magazine circa 2000.
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The Danzig trading card that came with Big Brother skateboard magazine issue 5.
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The complete Glenn Danzig interview from Big Brother skateboard magazine issue #5, published in 1993.
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A random article pertaining to inside jokes and Glenn Danzig from Big Brother skateboard magazine issue 4.
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big brother archive – glenn danzig
When examining the history of Big Brother skateboard magazine one would be gravely remiss to not pay heed to the influence Glenn Danzig had upon the magazine. No, he wasn’t directly involved with it in anyway whatsoever, but he did become an inside joke of sorts that ultimately had one very serious repercussion causing one of the mag’s original financial backers to back out.
A retrospective look at the covers of Big Brother skateboard magazine, edited by Lauren Graham.
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Johnny Knoxville takes on the business end of the car on a stunt filmed for Big Brother skateboard magazine in the late 90s.
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dave carnie and the mumbling elk
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I don't know what it is about the Jigger Man that people go crazy about. The dude can't grow a mustache. He copies anything that's cool. And, furthermore, he gets a pass for biting by saying he's "paying homage." Really, breh?
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