Tad
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Various Artists: Sub Pop 200 (Box set of 3 EPs; SubPop)
Review by Gillian G. Gaar, The Rocket, December 1988
DOCUMENT: State of the NW scene ...
Overview by Everett True, Melody Maker, 18 March 1989
RIGHT NOW, MUDHONEY ARE THE STANDARD BEARERS FOR SEATTLE'S NEW GENERATION OF THRASH METAL MERCHANTS, BUT THERE IS A LEGION OF OTHER BANDS READY AND ...
Tad: God's Balls (Sub Pop SP27) ****
Review by Roy Wilkinson, Sounds, 6 May 1989
WOODCUTTERS IN rock are few. Jethro Tull may have written an album about 'Songs From The Wood' and Fish chopped logs prior to Marillion, but ...
Interview by Edwin Pouncey, New Musical Express, 2 September 1989
This week EDWIN POUNCEY gets on the trail of Sub Pop, the label that brought you Mudhoney and who are about to unleash the ungodly ...
Profile and Interview by John Robb, Sounds, 21 October 1989
Watch out! A mean American storm is heading your way in the shape of the shit-stained rock beast, Tad. And teaming up with Nirvana for ...
Nirvana/Tad/The Cateran: SOAS, London
Live Review by Roy Wilkinson, Sounds, 4 November 1989
Half the bloated business moguls in Britain have never heard of them. They were not invited to appear at the Smash Hits poll-winners party – ...
Live Review by Edwin Pouncey, New Musical Express, 16 December 1989
"CHECK!... CHECK!..." This is one little improvisation that the fans freezing outside were missing as Sub Pop stalwarts Nirvana struggled valiantly to balance the sound ...
Screaming Trees, Nirvana, Tad: Pine Street Theatre, Portland, OR
Live Review by Everett True, Melody Maker, 3 March 1990
IT SEEMS incredible people still miss the point of Tad. Most (heavy) rock bands play for the sheer hell of it, and, sure Tad do ...
Tad and Nirvana: The Larder They Come
Report and Interview by Everett True, Melody Maker, 17 March 1990
This was a tour not for the faint-hearted. Everett True witnesses the chaos & carnage caused by Tad & Nirvana as they rampaged through the ...
Live Review by Ian Gittins, Melody Maker, 23 June 1990
WEIGHT WATCHING ...
Tad: 8 Way Santa (Sub Pop) ***
Review by Roy Wilkinson, Sounds, 9 March 1991
TAD, MAD & DANGEROUS TO KNOW ...
Mad, Tad and Dangerous to Know!!
Interview by Steffan Chirazi, Kerrang!, 23 March 1991
With a new LP 8-Way Santa ready to shred your eardrums at any moment, TAD are back with a vengeance. It might be a dangerous ...
Tad, Helmet: Kennel Klub, San Francisco
Live Review by Steffan Chirazi, Kerrang!, 30 March 1991
HONESTLY, THEY looked like nerds up there. White boys not unlike those little Beasties in appearance, yet from their instruments came a hellishly heavy din. ...
Tad: Powerhaus, Islington, London
Live Review by Keith Cameron, New Musical Express, 11 May 1991
THE LARDER THEY COME... ...
Interview by Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 11 May 1991
Tubby, or not tubby? Erm...tubby actually. TAD may not be the biggest band around, but they're certainly the biggest band around (the middle). In full combat gear, STEVEN ...
Overview by Keith Cameron, Steven Wells, New Musical Express, 4 January 1992
It's the dawning of a new earache! Jakki Brambles is playing Daisy Chainsaw! Your parents have heard of Nirvana! Geffen are chasing Mudhoney! Madonna's into ...
Burn Baby Burn! Sub Pop's 1989 tour of Europe
Retrospective and Interview by Keith Cameron, Q, March 2002
Started: Riverside, Newcastle, 23 October 1989 Finished: Astoria, London, 3 December 1989 Bands: Nirvana, Tad ...
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