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Black Flag:Who’s Got The 10 1/2?

A BMF Review from February 3, 2016

This album did make BMF’s 28 Must Have Albums.

My favorite live album by far, this was recorded “on a starry night in Portland on August 23rf, 1985.”

This is punk rock in every sense of the word. The music and Henry’s volatile voice rage. The songs are perfectly played with on the spot improvising that are pure punk. Of course, the question, the album title, is the apex of the set during Slip it in and Gimme Gimme Gimme which is another favorite song on here, My War is awesome, Bastard in love, oh hell the whole album kicks ass! I wore this cassette out back in the day. Have it on cd too.

Other great snippets; ” Do you believe in the hereafter? Then you now know what I’m here after.” “Here’s a song about drinking and driving, it’s called ‘drinking and driving’”. All the songs are memorable and smashing awesome. This album is in my top ten of some list. This came with a folded SST records catalog, which I always love to look at.#57bmf4ever

Black Flag: who’s got the 10 1/2?

Black Flag – Who’s got the 10 1/2 inch? – Live LP

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As a matter of fact it’s BMF’s birthday.

Born August 5, 1968 – Flew away April 24, 2016.

Thats right he’s frozen in time, but he would have enjoyed this day. He is loved and missed and he left us with a lot of him to enjoy and share. Here’s his 2008 podcast broadcasting The Cramps doing “Can your pussy do the dog?” He is very exuberant. Love hearing you baby! Cha-Cha-Cha! #57bmf4ever

~just a little note to say I had not logged into Reverbnation in a long time and got a email today at 7:57 asking “What’s going on with Dew?”, adding nicely to use it or lose it. I got your 57s all day long. ;)~mc

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Happy Birthday BMF – #57bmf4ever

Jeff Jackson

Jeff Jackson, nicknamed “BMF” was a resident of Pine Lake from 2005 until his death in 2016 at just 47 years old. Jeff was a punk rock loving, motocross racing Master of all things he chose to do. He lived a lot of life in his short time on earth and he loved living in Pine Lake. His amazing thoughts and passions survive in the many digital zines he left behind.

Jeff left us on April 24, 2016. May He Rest in Peace. Love, Paula~mc

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