Tag Archives: Cleveland

All The Way To Cleveland: The Mott The Hoople Saga [part 8]

Posted on May 13, 2019 by postpunkmonk

Mott The Hoople ’74 @ Masonic Auditorium | Cleveland – 4-6-19 [part the second] Purple and white spots opened the show […continued from last post] Even though this was a textbook proper rock and roll show, there was only about a … Continue reading →

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All The Way To Cleveland: The Mott The Hoople Saga [part 7]

Posted on May 10, 2019 by postpunkmonk

Mott The Hoople ’74 @ Masonic Auditorium | Cleveland – 4-6-19 [part the first] […continued from last post] Following our delicious meal at Empress Taytu, we were, in theory, close to the venue. Next it came down to getting on the … Continue reading →

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All The Way To Cleveland: The Mott The Hoople Saga [part 6]

Posted on May 9, 2019 by postpunkmonk

An East Coast Monk In King Wenner’s Court [part the third] […continued from last post] RRHOF – the exhibits We next tried to figure out how to get from one place/level to another in the pyramid that;s the Rock + … Continue reading →

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All The Way To Cleveland: The Mott The Hoople Saga [part 4]

Posted on May 7, 2019 by postpunkmonk

An East Coast Monk In King Wenner’s Court [part the first] […continued from last post] RRHOF – the early years I will come right out and admit up front that I have a contentious relationship to the Rock + Roll … Continue reading →

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Corn-Fed New Wave: System 56 – Metro Metro

Posted on April 1, 2014 by postpunkmonk

System 56: Metro-Metro US 7: [1982] Metro-Metro In The Old World In a word… Wow! Wow!!! My friend JT hipped me to this incredible Cleveland band that was active for only a few years from 1982-1984 and it’s a crying … Continue reading →