War Toll, Chicago Seed (1972)

Werewolves on Wheels (1971)

The Devil’s Advocates - an outlaw gang of Harley-riding hellions led by Adam and his ‘ol lady Helen troll the dusty highways of the American Southwest in search of the next great kick, whether it be sex, drugs, or violence.

After dispatching a pair of rednecks unfriendly to their lifestyle, the Advocates run roughshod over a gas station before taking to the road again, where they encounter a cloistered sect of Satanic monks led by high priest One. A mass-drugging, a ritual sacrifice, a topless snake-dance, and a scene-clearing fistfight ensue but it’s too late: the spell has been cast, and two shall become…Werewolves on Wheels!

Mass Appeal takes time out to salute and reflect on the career of a rap legend

What I Was Arrested For: The Performances That Got Lenny Bruce Busted

It’s a good record to have around for laughs, among other reasons, because Lenny Bruce was funny in juxtaposition to the times which helped to do him in. If you know about that era, that climate, it’s very funny; and if you don’t because you are too young, or old and just turning on for the first time, or just fucking stupid, you will probably relate better to people after hearing it. — Leonard Brown, The Staff (1971)

Rockin’ The Fillmore

Handstyles tag by Haze. Mass Appeal (2001)

Click here for the full 7-page compilation of graffiti writers’ tags and handstyles from the 70s up through 2001. 

This filthy piece of madness makes a rotten demented mockery of everything this Nation stands for.

Zappa’s 200 Motels (1971)

Slick Rick speaks from behind bars. The Source (1993)

Click here to read the interview

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