Punk poet. Noisemaker. Grandpa.
1977: Mix Tape (Track 13)
“An Awareness Grows” culminates in a line my Granny C. wrote on a newspaper article she clipped and sent me:

Samples by James “Prove It” Nugent.
Punk Poet
Punk poet. Noisemaker. Grandpa.
“An Awareness Grows” culminates in a line my Granny C. wrote on a newspaper article she clipped and sent me:

Samples by James “Prove It” Nugent.
What is it about certain objects that they have the power to recall people and things that have passed? “What’s Fallen Apart” was first published by Paper & Ink Literary Zine (UK) in the Birth & Death Issue.
Samples by James “Clash” Nugent.
“Manifesto” condenses history into a list of (mostly) paired concepts. It’s extracted from reading Blake, Ginsberg, Rimbaud, Genet, Burroughs, “Being & Nothingness,” and “The Rebel.”
Samples by James “1977” Nugent.
“A Pause Before Beatings Resume” was inspired by the sound a phonograph needles makes when it reaches the end of the record but fails to return and you’re already out.
Samples by James “Sonic Reducer” Nugent.
“Hippie Sutra” advocates for open minds.
Samples by James “I’m So Bored” Nugent.
So what — “Penance.”
Samples by James “Pissing in a River” Nugent
Three reasons why, released 40 years ago (Nov. 4, 1977), the Ramones’ third LP “Rocket To Russia” still matters:

“Palpitations” is about the sensation you get standing close to loudspeakers. The lows that reverberate in your chest. The drumming that realigns your heart beat.
Samples by James “Iggy” Nugent.
Five things about John Lydon I didn’t know and I’m embarrassed that I didn’t:
