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Fi>E1l !Ro:Gr' THIS ISSUE: ~AM CARJIENCE SEEn ()yUEST ZEN FRISREE F :BAND WIIEELS- WJm:E!i OF JUSTICE ~UR.NIN' UP WIIEELS ./ :BIZARRO BQOICMAW 1TANS _ ~fi>E1l !rO:gR'. '99 ~TIIELE O~,, ~YOU W w ·~ ~-~~~~~ bfandlwl pl-misbken lcf stats stamlWt """ otir _, ..i.m "11-oo.d Jl).j.,;,/ cdei>.S9 c3leodai'{M~ cd.Sll 16 ""'9~ f cd$5 • fl ... .,,..,~-romoe fl 1'""'lS ! $3Q·li><l : ~>Mdcas!, 1"9..--CH>S<"'1'- bnnlson , "'°" po~ uu · "~~«""'*"" "MM. superl:ist •miot • "~/• . ame<i<a ~ $7 • iuil/ ""11W a<!d S3 • """"3/ mox a<!d SI post box 1965 new york, ny 10156 usa • (21 2) 532·3337 [email protected] • sounds. daily news t. more on site www.deepelm.com T-Shirts and Stickers Now Aviable for the Masses. *salted slug drawing on back T-Shirts Stickers Long Sleeves $2 or free with $15 Shirt or T-Shirt Subscription $12 $12 a Year fond check. ca1h. or monev order to: SRLT roR SLUGS mnGRIIRE. merchandi1e. CO I LP SP 4 7 6 I PSV CHOOS PO ROX so:ssa. nu1tin. 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"Take care of yonrselveA ancl each other." - .Jerry Springer Salt for Slugs is published four times a year.All articles and columns represent the opinions of the writers and not necessarily those of the magazine or the publisher. Advertisers and agencies assume all responsibility for content of advertising and any claims arising therefrom made against the publisher.© 1999 by Salt for Slugs, Inc., Austin, Texas. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without permission. SFS is available by mail. Single copy (current issue), $3 ppd, I year subscription (four issues), $12 ppd. Back issues cur­ rently available by mail, or may be viewed via our web page. Deadline for submissions for the fall issue is Sept. 15th, 1999. The ad space reservation deadline is October I st. Rate card and/or media kit is available by mail. Burt Cocaine loves to get mail at our mailing address. Write SFS at: P.O. 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Rod is currently doing a solo project and plans to Meanwhile in Austin, the main site of SFS produc­ tour soon.And in the end the publisher incorporated. tion, distribution, circulation, c onfusion, and overall Many thanks to all that have contributed, and a slugliness, Salt for Slugs downtown offices are nestled whole lot of thanks goes out to our local advertisers. above the Paradise Restaurant & Bar right on lovely It really is extremely hot here in the summer, and I 6th St., where the scent of beer, booze, and pizza partially attribute this issue being released a few crust permeates the early morning air, and the locals weeks late to that fact. The heat is cooking my brain. wipe their brow and prepare for yet another night of It's been a while since the SXSW, but I still would like debauchery (no matter what day it is) . Webmaster to thank Fivehead and Guy Forsyth for the awesome Ran Scot may be found there often, chipping away at performances they put on at our release party back the SFS site, while not floundering attempts at pro­ in the spring. Kirk-0-Matic would like to ask any musi­ moting shows here in town. Witness his Generic cians out there who would like to contribute materi­ Monkey self on Thursday night, in the office window, al fo r the soundtrack to Forced Exit 2000, and/or critiquing the loudspeaker caller across the street at other projects, please contact him at the address list­ Bob Popular. It seems that they have decided to have ed in the Carhenge article in this issue, or kirkomat­ more of an aggressive approach this summer: It's [email protected] Throw Down Th ursday, so get your ass into Bob Salt for Slugs would like to bid a tearful farewell to Popular now! 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To add insult to injury, IUtiMtJf;jtl and utilize his venue for such the Schells have proven Teddy and Skipper consume a massive amount of shenanigans. And, all is not lost. themselves more than adequate as the Slug footwear alcoholic beverages when proof reading the magazine, for Scott assures us that they will continue to publish of choice for this season. The utter simp licity of the mainly because they like beer, but also because they Fringeware Review and distribute books and maga­ design of the Dr. Mitchell, in particular, lends not only are persuaded to do so by ev il influences in the neigh­ zines. I highly recommend checking out back issues of to the functionality of the shoe, but also to its impec­ borhood. Fringeware Review in whatever cool magazine shops cable style. With the fastening of one velc ro strap, Be it a somewhat unorganized approach to maga­ around that carry it. Are there any left? 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