PUNK IS NOT DEAD. FUCK YOU.

Well I'll be! He's got a wiki page and it appears he cleaned up.

D.H. Peligro (St. Louis, Missouri, real name Darren Henley) was the third drummer for the hardcore punk band Dead Kennedys from February 1981 until their breakup in December 1986. He appears on the albums Plastic Surgery Disasters, Frankenchrist, and Bedtime for Democracy, as well as the EP In God We Trust, Inc. and the singles/rarities collection, Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death. He also played briefly with Jungle Studs, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nailbomb, The Feederz, Lock-Up, The Two Free Stooges and SSI. In 2001, Peligro rejoined the Dead Kennedys without former frontman and primary songwriter Jello Biafra following a civil fraud complaint against Biafra, accusing him of withholding royalties and creative privilege to license Dead Kennedys songs. In early 2008, D.H. took a hiatus from the Dead Kennedys, citing the need for time off from touring.[1]

D.H. Peligro is the frontman for his band called Peligro (Spanish for "Danger") and has released three albums: Peligro (released in 1995 on Biafra's Alternative Tentacles record label, but deleted from the catalog in 2001), Welcome to America and Sum of Our Surroundings, which won Rock Album of the Year from the American Independent Music Awards. Peligro's sound is known to be an eclectic combination of punk, reggae, funk and heavy metal. He recently recorded a punk rock cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze", which was nominated for a Grammy Award. D.H. Peligro has also fronted the bands Reverend Jones and the Cool Aid Choir and Al Sharpton's Hair and the Hellions. He appears as an interview subject in the 2003 documentary Afro-Punk.

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I LOVE that documentary on the Farm

yep! me and my 12 year old boy are doing great up here! where the hell are you?

Woo-hoo! I found Darren!



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it was ok...they didn't really include those of us who worked our asses off for that place, for no money, just the love o' punk...and of course, gratis to every club in town didn't hurt! i saw that movie at the roxie some years back...i still wanna punch andy in the nose...and valerie, turns out, was tweeking the whole time. jack was the real backbone of that place.

fuck dude, the animals were rad though! we had artist and music studios, dog training, aa meetings, a kindergarten, all kinds of crazy shit going on there! the park next door is a skate park now.

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I've seen you on GLP for years as Rev Stargazer! Rad!

fantastic news! thanks :D

i need to get my research on!

i hear that! i've been in a rage over the bees today!

yesterday it was NDM-1 and aspertame...:P

i love Donovan

but thank you for introducing me to this.

absolutely splendid.

<3

hey both our GLP ID's end in 669.

DOOM ON!!!!!

FUCK NO! Punk is Not dead! Its just that punk 'musicians' stopped singing about shit that actually mattered.

Until these guys.

www.facebook.com/kidsofyesterday

You either had to live punk or live after punk.

I didn't see the movie until about 3 years ago, but it immediately took me back to another time; before there was a Gilman Street, before fucking grunge-as-punk, before 'stoner rock', when the kids ran the scene. I encourage lil punks to watch it over 'American Hardcore' because it accurately portrays what things were like, and how intimate it really was.

Hey sweety. I'm in seattle
Remember when we had the Buttholes play at Halloween with the U-men.
Did you ever have to milk the goats? Feed the ducks & chickens. Like the next day after the show.
Remember when DRL played. We had the glory years. The descendants were little kids.

O and Darrin was the fastest drummer I ever heard. If it wasnt for him the DK's would be a blues band.

wewt!

nice work :D

nipple rings. '



mmmm

not to mention pure talent/skill.

godly

ness.

so if we are talking in code I don't see how the milkmen or descendants were a part of the revolution. Punk is not a stereotype but a thought, transformed into justin bieber.

looks like the dude that robbed the jewelry store up the street,i was right there when he did it,he bolted across the court yard no shirt on dreadlocks flying, all i could say was run dude! i didnt know he robbed the place untill i saw the jewels and crap falling off of him as he was shuving down his pants and the idiot security runnin after him ahahaha

no goats for me! i was on clean-up duty, remember? and park recycling for the street punks so they could get in free. i always wanted to do after show clean-up cause i figured i'd find cool shit. no way, everything was always broken, never any working lighters, that was BS! haha!

o mossed that buttholes show, wasn't that in '87? i was in seattle then. that was right before the farm folded...and punk died. forever. LOL!

another epic show was when the adolescents played, and MDC had left their giant ronald mcdonald on stage...i sat up on his shoulders and had the time of my life!

were you there when GBH came through, in their 'metal' phase, and the only people who came did so to throw shit at them? most snuck in, too. the hail of spit was incredible...it was like rain....colin ran back stage after he got hit with a bottle and cried his eyes out...scott t was all huggin' on him and saying how he loved the metal shit...thank god they got over that phase!

shit, SOOO may good bands...remember ruin? the buddhist punk band that lit the stage with candles only? great show, awful album. me and cherise went on a west coast tour with them, at one point i ended up in san louis obispo taking mushrooms on the beach with some skinhead guy.

speaking of freaks, whatever happened to mark sperry? he was madly in love with me and treated me all mean, it was ridiculous...:P

we ARE NOT TALKIN in code. you must be too old.

no, they totally weren't...there was a huge diff between no cal/so cal punk, tho the milkmen were no cal, i have a great flier for them playing with flipper...

hey roy, i tried to find you under roy wonder on FB...you lose the name? i'm still julie generic.

If anyone remembers Bruce Cartier, he started his own Circus about 10 years ago

he's now Dr. Techno

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ya know, the haight ashbury free clinic still has an autograph from the singer in one of the rooms...:P

god i can't believe i am not remembering his name, it must be late. JR.

You are right, too old.

By the time I hit so cal I caught the the first lolla. Primus rolled off my back the kennedys were dead. It was a brand new revolution when I heard Red Hot music.

s'ok...punk is a state of mind. the politics and art were as important as the music. at least, they used to be.

Anyone remember when Survival Research Labs first started (with the animated dead cat)?

Some more punks still going strong!

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