Cornell University Library Digital Collections

Davis Community Park, April 30

Title:
Davis Community Park, April 30
Collection:
Punk Flyers
Date:
Undated
Location:
Davis, California
Venue 1:
Davis Community Park
Identifier:
RMM08107_1678
Work Type:
fliers (printed matter)
Subject:
Punk rock music
7 Seconds
Corrupted Morals
Necromancy
Sins of the Flesh
Frontline
Rabid Lassie
The Lookouts
Misled
Sewer Trout
Genital Chowder
Crimpshrine
Tally Hoe
Nasal Sex
Puppet Show
Cite As:
Aaron Cometbus Punk and Underground Press Collection, #8107. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
Archival Collection:
Aaron Cometbus Punk and Underground Press Collection
Box:
9
Folder:
14
Rights:
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About the collection

Cometbus: Flyers, posters, magazines, files, and zines relating to American punk and alternative culture collected or created by Aaron Cometbus, including his own work as a writer and musician. The archive contains hundreds of fanzines and small magazines, plus cassette tapes and original manuscripts and paste-ups for Cometbus and related publishing and distribution records. Board games, business cards, set lists, and venue histories provide a personal, behind-the-scenes view of punk both as music and as a movement, from 1980 to the present.