PAUL STEFANO – PART 3

It seems fitting to have one final Paul Stefano post on this blog.

Atom passed along one of his old photo albums and it contained these certified grand-slam photos featuring Paul (as well as a few of the crew) during our High School days.

The photo above is, from left to right, Greg, Atom, Jeb, Paul and myself. This photo was snapped at Atom’s house when we were there to celebrate his birthday…I think.


Paul owned a Honda scooter and I’m pretty sure he always wanted a motorcycle.

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Paul, Chris and Atom.


Paul, Chris and Dan.

The last three were taken in Chris and Dan’s driveway. It looks like the weather was awesome.

FRANKLIN LIVE AT THE 508 HOUSE

Man, I had to jump all over this one.

Today, a nice fella named Ian sent me a message linking me to his YouTube page where he was posting a whole slew of videos. Turns out he was friends with the 508 House folks, played in a band with Deme who lived there and captured some great footage of Franklin playing a complete set in the 508 basement.

This footage is actually the same show that the image on the top of this blog is from and while there are some visual glitches, the sound is pretty solid. Ian has a bunch of other great videos on his page so get on over there!
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This show was from the summer of 1995 and, I believe, was the final show of our tour that summer. Fracture and True High Fidelity played and it sounds as if we played our entire Go Kid Go LP which had just come out that summer. Sick find!

MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL – OUR SCENE REPORT

In 1990/1991, there was really only one way to let the world know that your city ruled. That would be the Maximum Rocknroll scene report.

Established as a way to let kids know about the music communities that were thriving in other areas of the country (and around the world), the scene report was like a note from the edge of space telling other astronauts, “fear not, there is life out here!”

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Several cities with thriving scenes (and dedicated writers documenting their scenes) would frequently be included in the monthly section of MRR. Smaller, less active cities (with less active contributors) not so much. Thus, Philadelphia, I believe, only ever had a few scene reports during the run of the segment.

Amazingly, Atom had a copy of the one scene report I wrote up and sent in to MRR featuring a very direct, straight forward account of the goings on here in Philadelphia at the time. While completely biased towards the areas of the music community I was actively participating, what can one expect? I was 16. I just wanted to see Philadelphia represented in MRR and the things we were doing at the time validated and counted.

Enjoy.