Andy's Chair Zine #4

From 1993. Never before seen! Punk zine goes video with live performances by Doc Hopper, Nuisance, Drop Dead, Slave State and Lumpen Proletariat (Ottawa)!

Pay a visit to Reconstruction Records with Peter Ventantonio of Sticks & Stones! Tour Albany, New York's Tulip Fest with Andy, Paul and Jason! See the members of Huasipungo scowling in back of ABC No Rio! Special appearances by Sam Henderson and Human Lard Dog!

Sadly this version is not the best quality. The raw footage was shot on VHSC... I want to go back and capture from that or the VHS dump of it. I did this edit on a crappy system at the old Schenectady public access. It chewed up the video and jumped at every edit. grrr. I was so disappointed that I never released it, and it was only shown a couple times. The encoding to get it on the web didn't do it any favors either.

Additional camera by Darryl Kahan. Believe it!

Andy's Chair was a punk and comics and such zine created by Marc Arsenault. There were three regular print issues and a tour zine half issue called puppydoglove released between 1991-1995. The second issue included the Sounds of Suburban Dance compilation tape.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• punk
• hardcore
• music
• zine
• diy
• cat
• tulip
• disaster

[kangsAA]

Hey, that's me at 19minutes 51 seconds wearing some weird scarf as a headband. I was a "member of Huasipungo scowling in back of ABC No Rio!" Except I look pretty happy for a scowl. Who are you, who posted this? Did I know you back in the day?

[gritboy]

@kangsAA Shot and posted by me, Marc Arsenault. I'm the guy in the green hat and the fork in the eye. I used to book shows in Western Mass back then. We hung out a few times at things. Possibly with Little Mike as well? I'm also the main Wow Cool zine n comics guy and have been an MRR shitworker various times. What are you up to?

[LytuPosti]

Wow! Very nostalgic!

[MartyredxMaiden]

loving his hair, at 20:03 anyway, this is a relic man. a iece of old gold. make sure youve still got physical copies. this here is documenting an era thats gotten kind of dusty now.