Originally, we only did cover songs; Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and Minor Threat.
They stood markedly and bravely apart from their LA punk contemporaries Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and the Germs, all of whom contributed to the rising tide of hardcore.
Three helicopters bearing the South African flag circled the green valleys.
A shiny black pickup with young men in the back holding a large American flag circled us a couple of times before giving up.
Even the European Union's flag — a circle of 12 yellow stars on a blue background — has a coded Christian message.
The European Union flag, a circle of stars on a blue field, was hoisted in Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Malta and on the Greek half of a divided Cyprus.
Keith Morris of the legendary punk bands Black Flag and Circle Jerks (and now OFF!) wasn't.
Tomorrow's guests include LA Weekly's Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold, Keith Morris of the bands Black Flag and Circle Jerks, Christian Lander of Stuff White People Like fame, Latin Grammy nominated singer Ceci Bastida, and up-and-coming local band Holloys.
Punk singer Keith Morris of Off!, who's currently touring as part of Flag, will program Channel X, and will highlight a Los Angeles who's-who of first-wave punk: Adolescents, Black Flag, Weirdos, Circle Jerks, Descendents, Germs, Youth Brigade, T.S.O.L. and others.
Since I've always been confused about Keith's time in Black Flag, the Circle Jerks, and the whole California hardcore scene, I thought what better way to get some clarity than to interview Keith and let him explain it himself?
