Negative Trend
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Negative Trend was an early San Francisco punk rock band, active from 1977–1979.
The former members of Negative Trend would go on to start a number of other notable western US punk bands. Soon after the breakup of Negative Trend, bassist Will Shatter and early drummer Steve DePace went on to be founding members of Flipper, while guitarist Craig Gray and drummer Tim Mooney were among the founding members of the Toiling Midgets. Former vocalists Rozz Rezabek and Rik L. Rik went on to become notable punk singers in their own right.
[edit] Further reading
- Search & Destroy #1-6: The complete reprint. V/Search Publications, 1996.
- Hardcore California: A history of punk and new wave. Peter Belsito and Bob Davis; Last Gasp, 1983.
- X-Capees: A San Francisco punk photo documentary. Text by Howie Klein, photos by Raye Santos, Richard McCaffree and F-Stop Fitzgerald; Last Gasp, 1981.
- Punk '77: An inside look at the San Francisco rock 'n' roll scene, 1977. James Stark; Stark Grafix, 1992.
- 12 Days On The Road: The Sex Pistols and America. Noel Monk and Jimmy Guterman; Morrow 1990.
- Bill Graham Presents: My life inside rock and out. Bill Graham and Robert Greenfield; Doubleday, 1992.
[edit] External links
- "Rozz & Negative Trend", LocalsOnline.com.
- "Negative Trend" – lineups and discography.
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