The Bob
The Bob was a magazine published in Wilmington, Delaware, from 1979 until the 1990s. It specialised in coverage of new wave bands, and was often sold with a flexidisc containing music of some of the featured bands.
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Review by Bill Wasserzieher, The Bob, November 1994
THE MOST VIOLENT electrical storm documented in this century occurred Oct. 31, 1989, in the vicinity of Grovers Mill, New Jersey, where more than 200 ...
The Coal Porters, Sid Griffin: What a Long, Strange Ryde(r) It's Been: Sid Griffin
Interview by Bill Wasserzieher, The Bob, April 1995
SID GRIFFIN emerges from the underground tube station at Piccadilly Circus, a long coat over his shoulders, collar up against the chill, and coattails adrift ...
Peter Case, The Plimsouls: The Soul of the Plimsouls
Report and Interview by Bill Wasserzieher, The Bob, October 1995
HOW IRONIC that it took a film about an RTD bus careening through the spaghetti network of Los Angeles freeways, unable to slow below 50 ...
Ben Vaughn: Old Cars and New Breaks: A Conversation with Ben Vaughn
Interview by Bill Wasserzieher, The Bob, November 1997
"You have to read circumstances in life. It's like when you're doing a show and it's not happening, so you abandon the set list and ...
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