Tony Bee from the Adolescents, The Abandoned and ADZ

Turned Out A Punk

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🗓️ 18 August 2022

⏱️ 137 minutes

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Episode 419:
Never mind Reflex, forget Montana, worry not about Adolescent and who's Candena?! Because the great Tony Bee is here! That's right, the legendary singer of the Adolescents and the man of 1000 punk names is on the show today to talk about being a punk lifer. Listen in as Damian sits down with Tony to discuss his journey. From the origins of LA punk, to being on both sides of the LA punk/hardcore divide, to a shoot out at the Pig Children house, to using education to avoid drugs; THIS IS NOT TO BE MISSED!

Also, don't miss the re-issues on the Adolescents' Manifest Destiny and Cropduster on Concrete Jungle Records. More info at www.adolescents.shop

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Also touched on:

Eddie and the Subtitles invent sludge in ’81

violence at shows

Pig Children

The Adolescents break up… for real… for the first time

The Abandoned

Slam books: the original international social network

Jack Grisham and the mutual dislike of each other’s bands

Nearly being murdered for being a punk

Having to live by the cover of night

Cannabis vs. Booze

AND SO MUCH MORE!!

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1:39.3	and feeding me and the kids. So, Hello. Hello and welcome to another edition of Turned Out of Punk. I'm your host
2:18.3	Damian Abraham and once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who
2:21.2	grew up listen to Punk may or may not still be involved with punk, but had the life changed by the genre in a major way. And here on the show, one of the greatest to ever do it, you may know him as Tony reflex, you may know him as Tony Cadina. You may know him as Tony Montana.
2:36.3	You may know him as Tony Adolescent. From the Band, the Adolescence, from the Abandoned, from ADZ, a true lifer, and today we are calling him Tony B. That is right, Tony is here on the show and this is a good one but first if you want to get in touch
2:55.0	me head over to the email address turned out a punk podcast at gmail.com that is
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