Greg Kihn
ARTICLES IN LIBRARY
Beserkley Records: The Fabled Label
Overview by Ian Birch, Sounds, October 1976
SOME PLACES become legendary. Mystical meccas for the besotted. That is usually until you sample them first hand. ...
Greg Kihn: Again; The Rubinoos: The Rubinoos (Beserkley)
Review by Paul Rambali, NME, June 1977
JOHNNY RAMONE recently pointed out that, if they had come out now instead of the mid-60s, 'You Really Got Me' and 'Doo Wah Diddy' wouldnt ...
Review by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, December 1977
GREG KIHN again? Does that mean I missed the first one? Suppose it does. Oh, well. So it goes. ...
Greg Kihn: The Marquee, London
Live Review by Paul Rambali, NME, December 1977
BY WAY of introduction, says Greg Kihn, short, smiling, bopping, "We're from Berkeley; that means we don't give a shit about nothing". ...
Profile by John Tobler, Blank Space, 1978
JUST SO that we understand each other, it might be simpler to detail a few of the things which Greg Kihn (pronounced 'kin', simple as ...
Greg Kihn: Reckihning & Rolling
Interview by Jeff Tamarkin, Creem, November 1984
EVEN IF YOU'VE never heard Greg Kihn's music, you probably know who he is he's the character who comes up with dumb puns on ...
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