FVGAZI: Monday the 25th (Zine)

$20.00 USD

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1st Edition (310, numbered, red dot): Available Now!

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This 20th anniversary project was conceived with the sole purpose of generating funds to support the hard work being done at the Randolph County Animal Shelter (RCAS) in Alabama. Think of it this way, for all intents and purposes, you’re making a much-needed donation to help homeless animals and receiving a limited edition zine in return for your kindness. A zine that documents life on the road for Fugazi in 2002, no less—just months before they entered their 20-year-long hiatus.

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The documented case in point is the band’s appearance at Sloss Furnace in Birmingham, AL on March 25th during what came to be their final U.S. tour. The 16-page, 7” x 10”numbered 1st edition zine includes poster art for the show, the night’s setlist, rare soundcheck photography by Tom Bejgrowicz, beautiful live captures by Ryan Russell (including previously unseen images), liner notes that draw heavily upon the email thread between Tom and Ian MacKaye as the show came together that spring and Tom's recollections of the day everyone spent in the Magic City. Many thanks to Ian for his support throughout the process of putting the zine together. Ultimately, the zine represents a microcosm of the band's legendary DIY work ethic as well as their powerful live performances—both of which were in full swing during the spring of 2002.

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With the printing expenses, shipping costs and PayPal fees being recouped—approximately $14.95 out of the $20 list price will go toward renovations and improvements in the shelter’s cat room. That’s over $4,200 if we sell out the 1st edition. Initial goals are upgrading the A.C. and heating units, installing energy efficient windows and doors and building custom “catio” play spaces throughout. It’s worth noting that if the demand and support merit a reprinting, a 2nd edition of 300 will be printed with a yellow dot on the cover and an updated edition notation inside. A 3rd edition would be green. Funds raised through these potential editions would go to meet the ongoing needs of the dogs and cats sheltered and cared for by the RCAS.

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The zine is printed by the Newspaper Club in Scotland, UK onto 80gsm bright recycled paper stock from 100% post-consumer waste. The stock is also FSC and Carbon Balanced Paper certified. Newspaper Club print with toner made via 100% certified green energy and contained in fully recyclable containers. The ink is free from solvents and VOCs (volatile organic compounds), is odorless and food-approved. It’s also de-inkable, meaning the newspaper can be completely recycled to create new newsprint. And finally, your order will be shipped around the world in a recyclable Kraft board mailer.

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Thank you.


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