Vintage Hardware Fanzine "Summer '94" NJHC Issue #5 Power Pop with both 2Pac and Biggie

with both 2Pac and Biggie being tragically murdered mere months apart from one another

which became synonymous with LA

It has since become one of their most iconic cars

Original sticker from 87/88

The Oklahoma City-based psych rock group had already been at it for over two decades at that point

Vintage Hardware Fanzine "Summer '94" NJHC Issue #5 Power Pop with both 2Pac and BiggieHardware was a hardcore fanzine from the mid 1990s ran by David Koenig and Brett Beach, the owner operator of In My Blood Records. The zine focused on covering the current scene of the time but was also fascinated with hardcore from a years back, from the previous generation in which Koenig and Beach came up in. So while they'd cover Antioch Arrow, they'd still publish old interviews with Youth Of Today. It ran from 1993 to 1997 and published nine