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Komplette Ausgabe Als DCOREMAGAZIN Dezember/Januar 92/93 TRUST NR. 37___________________________________________ _______________________________ 3 .- DM YOU HWEHEKMT TO RENAM »Bll #18/5-89 u.a. Cat-O-Nine-Tails, Life but Hiermit bestelle ich: how to live it?, So Much Hate, L.U.L.L., 0 #7 0 #13 0 #14 0 #15 0 #16 Hubert Selby 0 #17 0 #18 0 #19 0#20 0 #21 BACK #19/9-89 u.a. Uniform Choice, Gwar, Snuff, 0 #23 0 #25 0 #26 0 #27 Nirvana, Sub Pop, Soulside, Bad Religion, 0 #28 0 #29 0 #30 0#31 White Zombie, Victims Family (einige 0 #32 0 #33 0 #34 0 #35 Exemplare noch mit Alien Boys Flexi!) 100 0 #36 0 #37 ISSUES Seiten!! ACHTUNG! Es gibt wieder einige 0 Photomagazin 0US 0D #20/3-90 u.a. Hard Ons, Doughboys, (bitte ankreuzen) Neuerungen aus unserem Lager zu Dickies, Exel, Gorilla Bisquits, Haywire und berichten. Die deutsche Ausgabe der 4-farb Umschlag von Fabi TRUST/MRR Photomagazins ist Name: #21/1-90 u.a. Mudhoney, Bitch Magnet, leider völlig ausverkauft. Wir haben Verbal Abuse, All, Wrecking Crew, Arm, aber weder Kosten noch Mühen Underdog, Kurdistan, Amp Rep Rec. gescheut und haben die Straße: amerikanische Ausgabe in geringer #23/5-90 u.a. D.L, Flower Leperds, Urge, Hell's Kitchen, Trottel, Stengte Dörer, PLZ, Ort Stückzahl besorgt, quasi als US Zodiac (sorry, keine Exemplare mehr mit der Import! Das Ding kann ab sofort be- Haywire/NoNoYesNo 7"!!) stellt werden. Der Preis beträgt nach wie vor nur 5.-DM!( Äh, übrigens #25/11-90 u.a. Jane's Addiction, Do or Die, sind jetzt wieder einige "deutsche" Celebrity Skin, Alice Donut, L 7, Babes in Datum, Unterschrift Ausgaben aufgetaucht, gebt also an Toyland, Evil Horde, Bored was ihr wollt) Einige der älteren #26/2-91 u.a. Oslo Story, BSG, Tech Ahead, TRUST'S sind nur noch in Gespräch mit einer Pornodarstellerin, Didjits, begrenzten Stückzahlen erhältlich, Saftartikel Das Geld habe ich: bitte immer Ersatztitel angeben. #27/4-91 u.a. Poison Idea, Bad Yodelers, Die Hefte 1-12, und 14 sind restlos Citizen Fish, Charley's War, Brötzmann ausverkauft. 0 bar beigelegt (bei #28/6-91 u.a. Geteilte Köpfe, Einschreiben, bitte Folgende Hefte sind (zum Teil in Chumbawamba, Heads Up, Toy Factory Hermannstädter auf den sehr geringen Stückzahlen, deshalb #29/8-91 u.a. Assasins of God, Boxhamsters, Umschlag schreiben!) Ersatztitel angeben) noch zu haben. Sylvia Juncosa, Israelvis, Kapu, Heiland Solo, Theo Berger, Alien Boys (76 Seiten!) 0 per VR-Scheck beigelegt Ein Heft kostet 5.- DM, bitte 0 auf das Konto 0 55 19 03 Marken oder Schein. Ab 3 Heften #30/10-91 u.a. Gray Matter, Kina, Schwarze kostet ein Heft nur noch 4.- DM. Feuer, Jelly Phlegma, Strangemen, Jones der Stadtsparkasse Augsburg Very BLZ 720 50 000 überwiesen TRUST/MRR Photomag (US Import, gleicher Inhalt, anderes Papier. "Deutsche" #31/12-91 u.a. Consolidated, Jeff Dahl, (bearbeitung erst nach Ausgabe besseres Papier). Auf 76 A4 Seiten Skinyard, Holy Rollers, Bastro Eingang des Geldes) Fotos mit praktisch allen wichtigen Euro HC Bands in 1 A Qualität. Erschien 87 in Zu- #32/2-92 u.a. Mother, Schlönk, 0 in Briefmarken beigelegt sammenarbeit mit Maximumrocknroll USA. Fudgetunnel, Morbid Angel, Coffin Break, Wir haben einige Exemplare aus den Staaten Urban Dance Squad, Mohawks, Flex auftreiben können, kostet 5.- DM. Zugreifen Back Issues können nicht per bevor die Restbestände weg sind, die letzte #33/4-92 u.a. Asexuals, Toxoplasma, Sharon Nachnahme oder auf Chance! Tates Children, Blue Männer Haze Rechnung bestellt werden. #7/7-87 Wieder da!! u.a. Blast, Colera, Bad #34/6-92 u.a. Treponem Pal, Godflesh, TRUST - Back Issues, Salz- Brains, Slayer, Woody Allen, Superchunk, Party Diktator, Hijack, Wat Tyler, Tar mannstr. 53 8900 Augsburg Gigveranstalten (Bei Einschreibe Briefen unbedingt #13/6-88 u.a. Verbal Assault, Firehose, #35/8-92 u.a. The Ex & Tom Cora, Wench, Hermannstädter auf den Umschlag Lookout Rec, und Raped Teenagers Flexi Dog Faced Hermans, Girls against Boys, Therapy, Meduza schreiben!) #14/9-88 Wieder da! u.a. Fugazi, Yeastie Girls, NoMeansNo, Adolescents #36/10-92 u.a. Rasende Leichenbeschauer, The Creamers, Silverfish #15/11-88 u.a. The Ex, Jingo De Lunch, Drowning Roses, Prong, No FX #37/12-92 u.a. Steel Pole Bath Tub, Urge Overkill, Pantera, Rage against the Machine, #16/1-89 u.a. S.N.F.U., Acciised, Erosion, Bob Mould, UFO’s Beatnigs, Naked Raygun, Scumrock wie er wirklich war #17/3-89 u.a. Youth of Today, Lethal Aggresion, Sacred Reich, T.O.D., Destination Zero, Herr Bitz (sorry, keine Exemplare mehr mit der Destination Zero flexi!) Leserbriefe ^ \ ' r ^ .iÇt -• ?6ír? u f / Æ s « tw A ‹5' ,5~› ° r y " ‹J?2 /•« ^ D , Erstmal ein grundsätzliches Lob für was von dir in der Art eingeganen ist wäre? Ich meine das nicht vom Konzerten Eintritt bezahlen müßtet. die letzten paar Ausgaben. Einmal - warum sollten wir es auch nicht musikalsichen her, sondern vor allem Fast alle Trust Leser müssen dies stand interessantes zu lesen .drin, drucken? Auch Mitch kann sich nicht in Sachen Aufnahmen, Labelpolitik, aber und haben mit Sicherheit ein zum Anderen waren die Artikel auch an etwas in die Richtung erinnern - Einstellung, usw. Die anderes Verhältnis zur Musik, als größtenteils gut geschrieben. Was sorry. d.s.d.). Wenn Dolf heute die "superkorrekte, politisch 1 .euíe wie Dolf, die sich noch nie im mir immer noch voll auf den Sack Fr???keit und die Langweiligkeit der abgesicherte Grundeinstellung", die lieben Platten gekauft haben (stimmt geht, ist die Art und Weise wie Ihr 86 HC Schule und was aus "uns" ge- von HC-Greisen als Gütesiegel für so nicht, d.s.d.) und über die Ware (im speziellen Dolf & Fritz) generell worden ist beklagt, müßten auch mal das-in-Ordnung-finden von Bands Musik schreiben, als wäre sie die über Musik schreibt. Es scheint, ein paar Selbstzweifel miteinfließen: und Labels dient, ist keine Erfindung Ware unterschiedliche Euch liegt an Musik nicht vom z.B. die Routine die ins Trust und der mittleren achtziger Jahre, Schraubenmuttern. Deswegen bin ich geringsten. Ich kann bei Aussagen die sonstigen Tätigkeiten sondern gab es schon in den 60er froh, daß jetzt auch wieder "Fans" wie "wieder einmal ein Fall von: hat eingeflossen sind. Einerseits ja und 70er Jahren. Neu ist die mitschreiben, wie Matthias, Tom und Spaß gemacht aufzunehmen, aber großartig wie die Maschine so Auto- zunehmende Professionalisierung des Hajo. nicht anzuhören" oder "die sind so nom vor sich hinläuft, da man ja Ablaufs von Touren, Es gäbe da noch einiges mehr zu weiß, die können gar keine auch anerkanntermaßen superkorrekt Schallplattenherstellen und die sagen, das soll erst mal genügen. Tanzmusik machen" usw. nur noch ist. Andererseits aber hat die Verdichtung und Kommunikation des Keineswegs wollt ich von dem mit den Schultern zucken. Das liest zunehmende Proffessionalität jede Netzwerkes. (vg. Ton Steine ablenken, was ich falsch gemacht sich wirklich wie Autotestberichte. Spur von Chaos, Spontanität und Scherben, Grateful Dead). Auf der habe, gerade im Hinblick auf meinen Natürlich ist Musik Produkt, egal ob Spaß genommen. Musik, nicht mehr Strecke geblieben ist der "Flirt" mit der Independen (auch so von kleinst oder von größeren als Spaß, sondern als Strohhalm zum Enthusiasmus. Es macht einfach ein Begriff über den sich streiten Labels. Aber es geht einfach nicht, Überleben und zur Autha???, als keinen Spaß die gleiche Band alle 6 ließe) Welt. Es war eben an der Zeit die 180. HC Platte geil zu finden, kleinstes Übel oder was? Die Monate zu sehen, auch wenn sie sich mal wieder zu melden. Gibt es weil sie von ’nem coolen Typen in Andersartigkeit von HC ist nicht erst noch so nett ist. Leider ist der Musik eigentlich noch alte Punker/innen Kleinstauflage und mit im deutschen Herbst 92 abhanden auch vieles abhanden gekommen: ohne Kinnbart, Cowboyboots oder Sympathiebonus rausgebracht wird. gekommen, Punk/HC als Ausdruck Wenn es Bands nur noch um die ohne Paranoia daß Bands die deutsch Ich will hier aber nicht über meine einer "Gegenkultur" ist schon lange Idee, nicht mehr der um die singen vorsichtig sein müßten, denn Fehler und Fehleinschätzungen zum Wochenendvergnügen Umsetzung der Idee ankommt, beib die deutsche Sprache hätte erst den hinwegtäuschen. Es tut mir im "verkommen". Den Eindruck hab ich ich weg. Will sagen, es nützen keine Faschismus ermöglicht (hat mir Nachhinein sehr leid, daß ich OK'e nicht nur von München. Jetzt krieg Pamphlete gegen dies und das, wenn neulich jemand in Frankfurt Leute wie z.B. X-Mist aus dem ich dann wahrscheinlich den die Musik nicht orginell und gesteckt...)? Gruß Weber Grunde abgeschrieben habe, weil für gepfefferten Zynikerantwortbrief eigenständig ist. Das gilt auch für Frundsbergstr. 1 8000 München 19 mich Ihre Musik auf der Stelle zurück, aber ist mir egal. Ich für Reunion Unternehmen. Nehmen wir getreten ist (noch immer tritt). Ist meinen Teil hab HC nicht nur dazu z.B. Articles of Faith: 2 großartige Hallo Fritz! auch immer ein Fall von Geschmack. benutzt um Spaß zu haben, sondern LPs 1984 und 85, Auflösung. Und Fühle ich mich abgestumpft und Es war 88/89 schon bei mir eine er ist noch immer (wenn auch in im Sommer 92 dann plötzlich zum eingleisig? Abgestumpft in gewisser derartige "HC" Müdigkeit meiner ganz eigenen Definition) Teil 10 jährigen die Tour in Europa. Das Weise schon. Meine politische eingetreten, die mich in andere meines Lebens und der Entwicklung. stinkt zum Himmel. Man kann sich Meinung tritt aktiv nicht zu Tage. In Gefilde getrieben hat. Zusätzlich Wie Konträr sie auch verlaufen sein nicht einfach für 7 Jahre ausklinken meinem Innern mache ich mir schon wurde ich eben frustriert von mag/noch wird..
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