Lookout Records – Larry Livermore

Oh No, It’s The Lookouts Again!

Thirty-five years ago I pulled one of the dumbest stunts of my life: I started a band with a 14-year-old

Between the time when Operation Ivy broke up in 1989 and Rancid formed in 1991, Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman

Classics Of Love at Barfly, London, 2009. Photo by Imelda Michalczyk When Lookout Records, the label I co-founded and ran

My old friend Ben Weasel is having a bit of a comeback these days. Maybe more than a bit; after

I beg to dream and differ from the hollow lies This is the dawning of the rest of our lives

That’s actually the name of a never-quite-finished Potatomen song. Or, to be quite accurate, I finished writing it, and the

In my experience the music industry is composed of one of the biggest collection of whiners, scapegoaters, thin-skinned, blame artists,

Got my advance copy of Gimme Something Better by Jack Boulware and Silke Tudor. It’s a magnificent compendium of information and

From Lookout magazine #39, Summer 1994 What was supposed to go in this space was a dead serious article about