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Post by steveruff on Nov 3, 2010 15:01:55 GMT -5
The Newest Issue of Down the Line magazine is now out! October 2010 You can download this issue here: www.mediafire.com/?k8352do52ac553cIn the new issue you will find the following features: •Eric Campuzano: “All the Sounds of Nowadays, Turning Into a Twister” •Hammock: “Chasing After Shadows..” •King Never: “The Ability To Defy Genres” •David di Sabatino: “Life Demands Reflection, and Stories are Equipment for Living” •Herb Grimaud Jr: “Happy Halloween” •Jerry Wilson: “Shining a Spotlight on the First and Forgotten” •Brian Kirsch: “Sterling Part 2″ Be sure to visit our website and leave feedback. We love to hear it - really. www.downthelinezine.com |
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Post by rhu on Nov 4, 2010 6:54:55 GMT -5
now downloading...
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Post by grimaudjr on Nov 4, 2010 20:41:56 GMT -5
fancy!
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Post by diaz on Nov 4, 2010 23:01:23 GMT -5
loved the campuzano and hammock interviews...two of my favourite artists of all time, really...both in the same issue. I'm bummed out about the lassie news but not surprised...at least he is still making music in other ways, though. byrd is always cool in interviews. very cool! thanks!!
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Post by Green on Nov 5, 2010 2:07:00 GMT -5
I downloaded it. I'm gonna read it this week sometime. I wanna read what Herb has to say!
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Post by grimaudjr on Nov 5, 2010 20:23:10 GMT -5
i didnt say anything in this one :-)
steve posted some of the tattoos i have & who did them.
the eric interview is a good read.
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Post by diaz on Nov 5, 2010 21:47:59 GMT -5
yeah I've learned more about cupie in this interview and that other recent recorded phone interview than in the last 15 or so years that I've been listening to the guy's music! haha... nice work.
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Post by steveruff on Nov 6, 2010 5:46:52 GMT -5
yeah I've learned more about cupie in this interview and that other recent recorded phone interview than in the last 15 or so years that I've been listening to the guy's music! haha... nice work. Oh yeah, I meant to put a link to that podcast with Cupie...crap! Anyone here like the new Subdivision bands? We reviewed all of them except Leslie, waiting to review her in the next issue. Subdivision bands go great with headphones...I like every single one of them, great stuff! |
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Post by steveruff on May 21, 2011 18:46:37 GMT -5
If anyone is interested... The May issue is finally here! Featuring interviews with Terry Scott Taylor, Mikee Bridges, Mini Mendez (The Holidays), Tony Valenziano (The Stand), Dann Gunn (Velocipede), John Piccari (D.A.S.), Johnny X (The Altar Billies) and much more. Download the free issue, or read online at Scribd.com. www.downthelinezine.com |
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Post by grimaudjr on May 21, 2011 19:19:44 GMT -5
was fun reading mini's interview. he's such a good guy.
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Post by steveruff on May 21, 2011 19:26:33 GMT -5
was fun reading mini's interview. he's such a good guy. Yeah Herb, he was super nice! The Holidays were such a great band, still listen to them! |
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Post by steveruff on Sept 13, 2011 16:55:17 GMT -5
The latest issue is up and available...everyone here will probably enjoy the interview with [r]topia, and the Flames tribute piece... www.downthelinezine.com |
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Post by rhu on Sept 13, 2011 19:31:01 GMT -5
now downloading
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Post by kit on Feb 26, 2012 10:33:37 GMT -5
Aren't you going to pimp the new issue Steve?  downthelinezine.com/I've never actually listened to Jimmy A's solo stuff, but I've heard a little bit of Vector. Interesting group collab he has in the works. I still like John Mark Painter and some of Steve Taylor's stuff, but I'm not sure about Peter Furler (hmmm). Also, did you know Jimmy A is Jemina Pearl's father? I just found out a little over a year ago. downthelinezine.com/ |
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Post by steveruff on Feb 27, 2012 12:13:22 GMT -5
Aren't you going to pimp the new issue Steve? downthelinezine.com/I've never actually listened to Jimmy A's solo stuff, but I've heard a little bit of Vector. Interesting group collab he has in the works. I still like John Mark Painter and some of Steve Taylor's stuff, but I'm not sure about Peter Furler (hmmm). Also, did you know Jimmy A is Jemina Pearl's father? I just found out a little over a year ago. downthelinezine.com/I didn't even realize until last night that this one was out I've been silly busy. The only part I don't like of the collaboration is Peter Furler, but I'm sure he's a decent drummer. I've heard some of the tracks and I think it is the best stuff Taylor has done, definitely the best since Chagall Guevara...it is really fun stuff! I'm a big Vector fan, they just had a fun sound...Jimmy A.'s first solo album Entertaining Angels is my favorite thing by him, it was cool from the art all the way down to the music and lyrics. It is no longer for sale unfortunately, but there are still copies of his Secrets album floating around. There isn't any CCM-ish type music that I listen to at all except for Rich Mullins...he was such an interesting guy that was really deep into this quest for truth. The more you know bout him as a person, the more I found this really deep respect for him. When The Ragamuffin Band came out with Jimmy A. I was immediately taken with every aspect...I miss Rich Mullin's voice...I think he was a really gifted guy with a poet's heart and as big as he was in the CCM scene, he was willing to stand up for what was right whether it was theological or the shit business side of the industry. There are some really cool stories to tell about that guy, and he died doing what he loved. |
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