CANADA PUNK - FORGOTTEN REBELS, VILETONES , STARK NAKED AND THE FLESHTONES 

I saw them all over Ontario, and brought everyone I knew. Lol, I even set up a computer for mickey.

The owners were great. Never carded the marginally underage. As long as we didn't act like knobs.

90's? Pretty sure the Rebels clip is in the 80's, Mick is sporting the Platinum Blonde look! Love you Mick!!!

Dont you wish You did All those picture I.left behind #turning point aaaaaah

@@Erhudreamer i was thinking Mickey was being his best Rod Stewart lol

We will never shed our punk pass..that's perseverance ..s

that hairstyle is awful

yer an idiot

Rod's a multi talented individual. Next he will sing "Do you think I'm sexy?"

Style is style Young Turks a good song

Mickey DeStewart

That's cool to know.

Olivier D last guy in town is the title of that song

+1967PONTIACGTO Mike Mirabella

thanks...I love his playing here

+1967PONTIACGTO Mike Mirabella, the finest Rebels guitarist there has been. If you watch/listen to him live during this era he was great! Not sloppy, tight, great tone and feel and could really play well, very Jimmy Page'esque at times.

+Tate Thompson I agree, Mirabella was an intense work of art.

Mike is not Pogo Augogo?

My girlfriend at the time made it in our apartment , all hand made silk screen. The band had come over to our place to tell us what they wanted, all except Mickey, he was too important or something, anyway we hung out for a while and partied , the drummer at the time telling us he had been in N.Y.C. trying out for that position in the Ramones. Good guys ,saw them a couple of times with the flag backdrop in Hamilton and Toronto.

The whole straight edge movement out of DC was anti-drug. Virtually every punk musician that kicked the habit would end up doing an anti-drug song at some point. Drugs, particularly heroin, devastated the scene. You can fill graveyards with the causalities of flippant drug use in the punk scene. There is a big difference between recognizing the ridiculous anti-drug propaganda of the mainstream, and the kind of casual drug use that lead to so many deaths and ruined lives.