Hawaii_Punk_Museum

Tons of mp3s, flyers, photos, and more from the Hawaii punk scene in the 70s, 80s, and beyond

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The Vacuum: Dance Like the Sun. 1985.
The Vacuum:
Dave Carr: Guitar and Vocals
Gardner Pope: Bass
Frank Orrall: Drums
https://t.co/u1BmR1yYg0

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Marvel in awe at the majesty of...
THE JOY DIVISION BUILDING!!!

Four photos. 1985
https://t.co/r9OgGONT7Z

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A Russian American detective on the trail of a brutal serial killer enlists the help of his friend from the old country. They fear they might be hunting a Vorphalak, a Russian demon. Raoul Vehill's "The Bunny Vacuum" available free to view now: https://t.co/IbSDICRoR0

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Hypodepression playing Jon Kroll's graduation party. Heather looks on. Hawaii Kai, 1986.
Kev, bass. Barry vocals.
Thanks Shawn. Photo by Gardner..

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Raoul Vehill of Devil Dog and The Beast had a big movie premiere for "The Bunny Vacuum" on Sunday night in Albuquerque. https://t.co/OPVcIH3Mhy

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New photos page on the Hawaii Punk Museum: The Shit Workers of AOK. Photos from 1985-86. https://t.co/uTNtSZGBi6

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Porter can use our help with medical expenses. He's a funny, talented guy, and someone who has contributed continuously for decades to the local music scene. https://t.co/vKuqfHRF3a

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Just added the last of my Pat Ohta photos. The last batch is mainly scene and band shirts with a couple other paraphernalia items. Late 80s to early 90s. https://t.co/7prGvg4Ent

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Just watched the Sandman episode with the godess Caliope and it reminded me of this Yahweh's Mistake song. https://t.co/2vIS8jGM7x

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1975 article on a band called Sassafras, which featured Tookie Dauzat, later the lead singer for Teazer, who had three radio hits in Hawaii in the early 80s.

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Band and gig photos from Pat Ohta's collection. These are all from circa 1986-88. Includes Scarred For Life, Saud, MUG, Broken Man, Devil Dog, the Beast, Stage Dive and more. 37 photos. https://t.co/I23tWEdGyi

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Pat Ohta's photos. I'll have separate pages for flyers, gig and band photos, and zine covers. Tonight I put up the zine covers + I hope you enjoy it. The rest will be added soon. Maybe we can get Pat to write up a bio of his time in the scene, who knows? https://t.co/lEUA7mLHc1

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Photos of Cringer live at Gilman 1988 https://t.co/lsxSYveZhx

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Hear their majesty: Pink Plastic Muu Muu: New Wave Will Never Die https://t.co/FB8ZiZyvlL

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1986, Los Angeles. Hawaii transplants Gardner and Dave form the first ever New Wave revival band in the United States with Tom and Tim. Their one gig is the legendary Acid Party at the New Wave House in Venice Beach. This is PINK PLASTIC MUU MUU! https://t.co/DiSoA9mX2o

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The punk invasion comes to the University of Hawaii Lab School in the 1970s. Early shots before they were in the bands that propelled them to global obscurity. https://t.co/bG2XT6qFY9

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I had never seen these Lance Hahn zines: Some Hope and Some Despair. These 11 issues go from 1996 to 2007 the year he died. Lance writing about bands, movies, and topics of interest to him. Link: https://t.co/ePUko3Jtlg...

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8 photos from the 1985 Kojack's gig now up on the Hawaii Punk Museum. https://t.co/B0lHaheFFN

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Watch some of his films here: https://t.co/pj7ejLkJf4

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Hawaii punk Raoul Vehill tells me he's currently working on a new film called The Bunny Vacuum. Kick in for the fundraiser here: https://t.co/KEudLmsgAh
You get a producer credit for the tax deductible donation and a Bunny Vacuum t-shirt for a donation of $25 or more.