Content Description Collection of approximately 113 Flyers from the mid-1980s punk scene primarily in the California Bay Area, although a few southern California venues are represented. Assembled by a single individual. Prominent among the flyers are many documenting appearances by the Sea Hags and Agent Orange. Included are a photograph of the Sea Hags by Mike Haggard with an inscription from Ron Yocum dated 1988, a press photo of Agent Orange from Enigma Records,, and a a blue velvet patch with "SEA HAGS"...

Content Description 73 flyers documenting performances by the influential Texas hardcore punk band Big Boys. The flyers document Big Boys performances as either headliners or opening acts with other groups, primarily at Texas venues but also a few out-of-state shows in California and Washington DC. Other acts featured include The Dicks, Butthole Surfers, Black Flag, Toxic Shock, Social Unrest, The Judy's, The Jitters, New Torpedoes, Huns, Terminal Mind, Circle Jerks, The Sluts, Radio Planets, Derelicts, Minor...

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The collection contains materials relating to the history and founding of the College, administration and various departments including academics, the clinic, and buildings.

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Approximately 342 show flyers for Hardcore punk music events in Washington DC, 1981 - 1991. Bands featured include Minor Threat, Suicidal Tendencies, Fugazi, Scream, Iron Cross, Government Issue, Trouble Funk, Big Boys, Black Market Baby, The Faith, No Labels, Void, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Marginal Man, Velvet Monkeys, Braille Party, and many more. Venues include DC Space, 9:30 Club, Space II Arcade, All Souls Church, Wilson Center, along with local schools and rec centers.

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Approximately 150 flyers, zines, documents, artwork, and photographs tracing the history of hardcore punk through its 1980s network of bands, venues, record labels, radio stations, and underground publications that linked hyper-local scenes throughout the United States and internationally to form a broader subculture.

Scope and Contents The John Brannon Correspondence collection (1982-1992, bulk 1982-1984) contains correspondence sent to John Brannon largely centered on his influential Detroit-based hardcore band Negative Approach, with additional materials relating to his subsequent post-punk outfit Laughing Hyenas. The correspondence encompasses fan mail, tour booking and merch distribution logistics, zine interviews and editorial requests, and personal correspondence. The collection tracks Brannon’s musical activities...

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115 Pez rave flyers.