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CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative of
CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative of
CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative of
CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative of

CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative of

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CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative ofTeenage punk rock milkman Ross Lomas strapped on a bass and joined G. B. H onstage in 1981. Leading the charge of U. K. hardcore punk, G. B. H lit up British pubs, European squats, and American highways with a wall of sound and mile high spikes. Living by his own rules, for better or for worse, Ross Lomas riots with violent skinheads, metal hippies, rip off managers, Neil Sedaka, and the Argentine cavalry, and tries to make sense of adulthood. Ross

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and so perfectly representative of that time

Bruce Pavitt started his Sub Pop zine in 1980

“A fascinating look-behind-the-curtain at some never-before seen photos from those bygone days”—Noisey/Vice

Known for its glamorous 1970s punk rock scene

including my own

CITY BABY: Surviving in Leather, Bristles, Studs, Punk Rock, and G.B.H., by Ross Lomas Paria and so perfectly representative ofTeenage punk rock milkman Ross Lomas strapped on a bass and joined G. B. H onstage in 1981. Leading the charge of U. K. hardcore punk, G. B. H lit up British pubs, European squats, and American highways with a wall of sound and mile high spikes. Living by his own rules, for better or for worse, Ross Lomas riots with violent skinheads, metal hippies, rip off managers, Neil Sedaka, and the Argentine cavalry, and tries to make sense of adulthood. Ross

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