#dead boys

[kalsyumtulag]

And thus, they reunited at last.

The end. 🌾🌾🌾

[cimmerian-war-shrine]

[sophsicle]

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

ALL THE DEAD BOYS IN OUR HOME TOWN

[mentholdan]

[spilladabalia]

CBGB's bathroom 1977. By & © Godlis.

[stuffforme2]

If— if someone makes then Nakamura x Jason grave content please.. please.. like use a tag like jasonXEthen or Vengeful Lightning or SOMETHING I need it. I need this content. PLEASE PLEASE I WILL START WRITING A SHIT TON OF FANFICTION EVEN THOUGH I SHOULD BE DOING MY HISTORY ESSAY I WILLW EITE FANFICTION OF THESE TWO I NEED CKNTENT IM..

Ethan did the first kiss. (That's when Jason realized he liked men like.. fully realized)

Jason was the first to actually ask on a date

They break up once because of miscommunication but get back together once they talk it out.

Please. Please people of riordanverse make content of these two. THEY ARE RAREPAIR WHO GO SO WELL TOGETHER. I'm losing my mind.

I— I will make fanart. Give hcs and I'll whip out my dying iPad and make fanart.

(not my art found on pitnerest!!!!!!!!)

[theunderestimator-2]

Phil Marcade of The Senders with Stiv Bators of The Dead Boys, as captured  by Eileen Polk back in 1978.

“Landing in the middle of the NYC punk scene, Marcade is introduced to former boxer Steve Shevlin by Johnny Thunders. In 1976, he and Shevlin form The Senders — a raw and dirty rock and roll band, with a rockabilly/blues mix and a punk sensibility. Peter Crowley, former Music and Art Director of Max’s Kansas City, recalled, “The Senders should have been huge. They had it all: looks, chops, and excellent rock ‘n roll taste.” With Shevlin on bass, Marcade was the band’s original drummer, but moved to frontman, and, by 1978, the lineup included guitarist Billy “Wild Bill” Thompson and drummer Marc Bourset, with Danny Ray often joining them on saxophone.

Although the band never reached the heights it should have, nobody can doubt their longevity. In 1981, as Marcade writes, “All that was left of The Senders was one deaf guy [Shevlin had lost his hearing], one in the nuthouse, and two in the dope house.” They played what they thought was their final gig at The Peppermint Lounge.

In 1989, Marcade received a call from a record company asking if The Senders could be put back together. With Ritchie Lure replacing Shevlin, and the other three back on track, they played for another 13 years.

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[undergroundrockpress]

Stiv Bators, 1981.

[iamdangerace]

Dead Boys and Groupies

Sable Starr and Stiv Bators (1980).

[probably-a-plant-thing]

In my head I wanna get the dead boys those summery ice cream/pops.

And that makes me wonder... what would their favorite be?

Ohh thats funziess, ahh based purely on vibes:

Rylan: Choco Taco

Klaus: That weird frog one

Simon: Sour Apple Icee

Axel: Vanilla Carmel

Randy: Strawberry Shortcake

They like in a colder coastal area so I don't imagine they get icecream that often.

[gotankgo]

Sire combo ad - December 1977

[whitetrashsoul]

[cimmerian-war-shrine]

[scavengedluxury]

Very disappointed to learn Dead Boy Detectives isn’t about Stiv Bators and Cheetah Chrome solving crimes.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"DEAD BOY! -- DEAD BOY RUNNING SCARED! DEAD BOY! -- CAUGHT IN A NUCLEAR WEIRD!"

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a mega photo-set of American punk rock band DEAD BOYS, performing live in New York (maybe CBGB, maybe not), c. 1977. 📸: Mykel Board.

"THE DEAD BOYS are part of a new generation at CBGB, a generation that has finally succeeded in erasing that fine line that divides the cool from the retarded. The most prominent of the new bands, they recently signed a contract with Sire Records and their first LP, "Young Snotty And Loud," is due for release in September.

British fans will already know them for the two impressive tracks on the "New Wave" compilation -- "Sonic Reducer" and "Dead Boys."

Stiv Bators (vocals), Johnny Blitz (drums), Jeff Magnum (bass), Jimmy Zero and Cheetah Chrome (guitars) grew up in Cleveland Ohio. They went to Catholic schools (where Stiv claims he used to fake epileptic fits in study hall), worked in factories and eventually joined together in a band called ROCKET FROM THE TOMBS. A fight where they beat up another band with pool cues got them barred from playing in Cleveland clubs. There were fist fights at rehearsals, and on one occasion Stiv attacked Cheetah with a spaghetti strainer." JIMMY ZERO: "I think it was a transitional phase. We were pretty violent people. We hadn't learned to channel it out through music."

-- SOUNDS (UK), "New York's Answer to the Pistols, and they've got the Scars to Prove it." August 27, 1977

Sources: www.picuki.com/media/3226522639417005543 & http://punkrocker.org.uk/punkinterviews/deadboys.html.

[ourladyofomega]

📷: Tapehead City (FB)