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Friday, December 05, 2008 
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Thirsty is taking over the world. More than 130 countries (and counting) have discovered the most deserving music, art, fashion, and culture around the globe. Founded on friendship and loyalty just two years ago, Thirsty has become a virtual platform for the insatiable lifestyle. We've got the tunes, the threads, and the concert tickets - you've got the spirit. Visit www.staythirsty.com now. Start listening, start buying, start living.

Featured in Thirsty's December issue:

The Thirsty T-Shirt! Limited Edition 1 available now. Rock n' roll + the perfect clothes = lifestyle. When art and life come together, how Thirsty will you be? WEAR YOUR LIFE.

Oasis

- Thirsty's Editor-in-Chief explores the Britpop supergroup's new album, Dig Out Your Soul, and shares a decade worth of a fanatic's memories.

Wire

- Thirsty's there as the seminal band ends their US tour in Chicago. Check out this exclusive interview!

Having a Thirsty lifestyle doesn't always mean rock n' roll. Switching gears this month, Thirsty interviews Ashley Wheater, artistic director of the esteemed Joffrey Ballet. This world renowned performer is breaking boundaries on a completely different stage.

Burn!!! Tokyo Burn!!!

Our own Michael Lara explores Halloween night in the non-stop party that is Tokyo's club scene. Check out Michael's review of the Weezer Festival while you're visiting!

Also in December:

Reviews of The Jesus and Mary Chain and Animal Collective; an editorial on the Credit Nuclear Winter; Elizabeth and the Catapult; the Thirsty Beach for your lifestyle needs, and MUCH, MUCH more!

The new year is just around the corner. Let's end this one with a bang. If you haven't asked yourself yet: How Thirsty Are You?

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Tuesday, July 01, 2008 
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"Set up road signs: Put up guideposts. Take note of the highway, The road you take. Return..." Jeremiah 31:21
 
The dark, mythic culture of the American South is exposed in "Seven Signs", the brilliant documentary from Legendary Shack Shakers front man, Colonel JD Wilkes. The film is reviewed in the July issue of Thirsty. Check it out now for exclusive video clips, and get behind the lens with "rock n' roll's last great front man," Colonel JD Wilkes.
 
Also in the July issue of Thirsty:
 
Live from Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago - Slim Cessna's Auto Club! One of the greatest live bands in the world, Slim combines punk, gospel, rockabilly, metal and vaudeville. Thirsty is there as they convert the masses!
 
The Rocks Off! Punk Cruise with Agent Orange! Thirsty climbs aboard as the legendary surf punks take to the water. It's a scene straight out of "Sid and Nancy" as circle pits struggle to stay upright. Take note of the New York City skyline in our exclusive photos.
 
Tarot of the City - Elizabeth Waugh's Tarot of the City collection contains contemporary versions of tarot archetypes such as Death, The Fool, The Lovers and The Emperor. Check out this innovative collection.
 
Thirsty's July issue features interviews with:
 
Peter Krsko, organizer of the non-profit public arts organization, Albus Cavus - a collective of artists who work together to advance the practice of public arts. This New York City organization is truly "thirsty for life" and instills residents with a sense of pride for their communities.
 
Whitney and John Jay McGurk, founders of Elwa Productions - these New York City visionaries promote emerging artists and aid young collectors in their search for more affordable works of art. It's not just for the galleries anymore. Visit Thirsty for more!
 
Derek James - New Yorkers have tuned into this emerging young talent. Combining ragtime sounds of the 1910s with modern melodies, James delivers a unique sound. Our own Eliot Fearey sits down with the musician for an exclusive interview!
 
Also check out the Listening Post, featuring Rancid! The legendary punks are back with a new album and tour, and Thirsty will be there. Visit the Thirsty Beach for all of your insatiable rock n' roll lifestyle needs, and drop a coin in the Thirsty Jukebox for great singles from Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, Dan Sartain, Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, and more!
 
Be sure to check out Ransom Notes - the Thirsty Blog! Now you can quench your thirst 24 hours a day! Be sure to check back frequently. When we discover something cool, we want you to know about it. Visit every day for updates!
 
The summer is still going strong and so are we. How Thirsty Are You?
 
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Thursday, June 05, 2008 

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Hey ho, let's go! It's the June issue of Thirsty, and we've got all the Joey Ramone Birthday Bash coverage you can handle!

Thirsty is honored to have sponsored this event for the second year in a row. Our feature contains exclusive photos and an entire wrap-up of the evening, which included a Dictators reunion, a performance by Mary Weiss of the Shangri-La's, and a touching set from Joey's brother, Mickey Leigh!

Our Birthday Bash coverage also brings New York City's glam-punk brats Semi-Precious Weapons into its Listening Post! Check out the page and listen to the band's single, "Magnetic Baby"!



Also in June:

An interview with Ministry - our own Andy Lyman sits down with Sin Quirin and Burton C. Bell as the industrial legends play their final shows in Chicago, back where it all started. You won't want to miss this highly exclusive feature!

Well, All Right! Thirsty phones in with Chris Dangerous of The Hives! Only Thirsty connects to the guys from Sweden as they prepare to head back out for their "Black and White" tour!

An interview with Jordi Scott and Starr Rinaldi - these New York City fashion designers know rock n' roll has to look as good as it sounds! From their storefront in New York's East Village, the duo discuss their inspiration for creating duds for sexy fashionistas.

From Tokyo, Michael Lara explores the gentle sounds of Ted Lennon with his interview, which "explains the relationship between spider webs and seas."

"Midnight Boom" - the amazing new record from that scuzz-rock duo, The Kills. It's dirty cigarettes and alcohol rock n' roll, and Thirsty loves it.



Also featured in the June issue of Thirsty:

The Top 10 Perks of Being a Rock Star

La Banda Punk Argentina: exploring the phenomenal success of The Ramones in South America

Dance Much? Images by Ruben Cantu

"I'm Mad as Hell and I'm Not Going to Take it Anymore!" The Great Gasoline Revolt of 2008

Also take a stroll on the Thirsty Beach to feed your rock n' roll appetite, and be sure to drop a coin in the Thirsty Jukebox for charity! We've added the legendary Debbie Harry, and our beloved Joey Ramone holds the number 1 spot. What's taking you so long?

It's one of our biggest issues ever, paying tribute to one of Thirsty's heroes. It was spring in New York City and Thirsty was there. So read up, take a listen, and discover what the rest of the world is catching on to.



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Monday, May 05, 2008 

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How Thirsty Are You?

Thirsty is back with a very special May issue! As an official sponsor of the 2008 Joey Ramone Birthday Bash, Thirsty has put together an issue honoring the late punk rock icon.

Read stories from Joey's friends, watch rare video of the singer, purchase only the best Ramones merchandise for your "thirsty" lifestyle - and when you're all done, drop a coin in the Stay Thirsty Jukebox and donate to the Joey Ramone Foundation for Lymphoma Research.



Featured in this special issue:

Debbie Harry joins the Thirsty Top Ten! Just in time for the May issue, Debbie joins the list at 2. Stop by and donate. Help! yourself and Help! the world. Part of the proceeds from Debbie's hit single, "Two Times Blue", will go toward the Joey Ramone Foundation for Lymphoma Research. Also making the list is folk/indie artist David Karsten Daniels. Thirsty welcomes Daniels to the 5 spot with his new single, "Martha Ann".

Visit the site for all of our Joey Ramone coverage:

An interview with Ramones art director Arturo Vega. Thirsty visit's the famous East Village loft that served as the birthplace of The Ramones. Former home of Joey and Dee Dee Ramone, and right around the corner from CBGB, Arturo's loft saw it all. No one was closer to The Ramones, and Arturo shares stories from his years traveling with the band.

"I Remember You: Friends Remember Joey Ramone" - A Thirsty exclusive! Friends such as Lemmy Kilmister, Mick Jones of the Clash, PUNK magazine founder John Holmstrom, Ministry's Al Jourgensen, and Jello Biafra tell Thirsty what Joey Ramone means to them.

"I Want You Around: My Life with The Ramones" - an essay from Thirsty's Editor-in-Chief; and a retrospective on the annual Joey Ramone Birthday Bash!

This is truly an exciting, poignant issue for Ramones fans all over the world. We were there in 2007, and we'll be there in 2008. Be sure to come back in June for all of our Joey Ramone Birthday Bash coverage!



Also in May:

An interview with New York artist Deborah Kass. Known in the art world for producing thought-provoking pieces, Kass has shown in galleries around the world and continues to be one of art's most compelling individuals.

"I'm Mad as Hell and I'm not going to take it Anymore!" - an editorial on the Great Gasoline Revolt of 2008; Fake Problems - images by our own Ruben Cantu; and "We Want the Airwaves" - a discussion with DJ Dustin Drase from WLUW 88.7FM in Chicago.

The Raconteurs - from Buenos Aires, Will Lamborn reviews the latest from rock n' roll's most original super group; "Baby Mama" - Thirsty favorites Amy Poehler and Tina Fey team up again for this new comedy; and Santogold, the exciting, groundbreaking artist that's meshing punk, dub, and electronica. We're honoring heroes and exposing what's new. Check it out. Make a difference. Stay Thirsty.

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Wednesday, April 09, 2008 
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How Thirsty Are You?

The April issue of Thirsty is here! We’re breaking boundaries once again. First we revolutionized the online shopping experience with the Thirsty Beach, now we’re changing the way you buy music.

Drop some coins and make a difference with the Stay Thirsty Jukebox featuring the Thirsty Top Ten! HELP! YOURSELF - HELP! THE WORLD is a cool way to make a difference. HELP! YOURSELF - buy a song for 99¢ from the Thirsty Top Ten and Thirsty will donate 10¢ to help you - HELP! THE WORLD.

Thirsty will identify worthy causes that are working to change the world. At the end of each month, we will collect all the dimes and Thirsty will make a contribution to a featured cause in the name of the Stay Thirsty Jukebox Revolution. The first cause you will be helping is The Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation which was founded in honor of Ryan Licht Sang who passed away at the age of 24 from Bipolar Disorder. "Stay Thirsty" was Ryan’s philosophy of life and it is Thirsty’s great privilege to designate The Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation as the first recipient of HELP! THE WORLD donations from the Stay Thirsty Jukebox Revolution.



The April issue of Thirsty features interviews with:

Peter Blast - Thirsty sits down with one of Chicago’s most legendary rock n’ roll pirates. After more than 30 years on the scene, hanging with Johnny Thunders, and recording with the New York Dolls, Blast is still "Sharp as a Knife"!

Joe Coleman - It’s part two of our conversation inside the home of the art world’s most respected and renowned outsider painter. Surrounded by sideshow oddities and medical specimens, Joe reveals his passions and inspirations. This is truly an experience not to be missed.

WK Interact - French-born artist WK Interact creates socially provoking public pieces on the streets of New York City. His visually magnificent work responds to the public, inspired by the very streets on which it is displayed.

Martin Jern - Just in from Tokyo! Watch trailers, see clips, and read about the challenging films of this acclaimed director, from our own Michael Lara.



Also in April:

Join the New Rebel Intelligence! with Gogol Bordello! Ruben Cantu captures the gypsy punk frenzy from the band’s performance at Chicago’s famed Riveria Theatre.

"Guns n’ Robots" - it’s the Guns N’ Roses essay that’s getting hits from all over the world. Matthew Swanson dissects the artwork from "Appetite from Destruction", resulting in insightful, often hilarious, social commentary. 130 countries have seen it. What’s keeping you?

"We Want the Airwaves" - Thirsty profiles Elissa Zlatkovich of KVRX 91.7 FM from University of Texas at Austin. What’s really coming through the speakers? We get on the inside to find out.

The Raveonettes - From a sold out show at Chicago’s Double Door, this stunning duo brings its ethereal, stirring melodies. Find out why they’re one of the best live bands in the world!

"Run Fatboy Run" - We review the latest from comedic genius Simon Pegg. No longer running from zombies, he’s running toward love in this romantic comedy.

Loafass - PhillyPhunkPunkRock! With song titles like "Cold Beer" and "Big Dick Day", you know you’re in for some straight punk rock. This foursome from Philadelphia - Fish, Metal Mike, V, and Tom - specialize in kicking ass while wearing Mexican wrestling masks. They terrorize the East Coast this spring. Get in the ring!



We’ve got a little bit of everything in the April issue! Check it out and find out what’s making waves. Visit the Jukebox, make a difference, stay thirsty.

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Monday, March 10, 2008 
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How Thirsty Are You?

The March issue is here! Thirsty is back for its first spring issue of the year! With international gypsy sensations, oddities in Brooklyn, and punk legends in London, Thirsty is living up to its global reputation for exposing the underground.


Featured in the March issue of Thirsty:

We're back with one of our dearest friends, apocalyptic outsider artist Joe Coleman and his wife Whitney Ward. In this truly unique and extremely exclusive feature, Thirsty stays inside The Odditorium with the couple, where they live alongside oddities, specimens, and memorabilia. This pulsating wax museum serves as inspiration for the painter and his wife. Part One of our conversation is up now!

An interview with Sylvain Sylvain - punk rock legend, founding member of the New York Dolls, Thirsty catches up with the original Lipstick Killer on the road. More than 30 years after they broke up, the Dolls are back and sexier than ever!

New Rebel Intelligence! An interview with Gogol Bordello front man Eugene Hutz! This gypsy punk phenomenon is the star of Madonna's new movie, the subject of his own documentary, and the creative force behind one of last year's most praised albums, "Super Taranta!"

A conversation with TIME Magazine theatre and television critic, Richard Zoglin - a first for Thirsty, this special interview captures a point in time where cyberspace meets the printed word.


Also in the March issue:

We Want The Airwaves: Thirsty interviews DJ Michael Pultz from Cleveland; Carbon/Silicon - the new project from punk legends Mick Jones and Tony James; The Nightwatchman in Tokyo; indie rockers Grand Archives; and DIY-film Be Kind Rewind!

Get your feet wet on the Thirsty Beach! Buy Thirsty Stuff, contribute to charitable causes, and get all of your Thirsty-approved merchandise for your rock n' roll lifestyle!


We're on a roll. The rest of the world is getting it - 130 countries and counting. Have you asked yourself yet?

How Thirsty Are You?

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Monday, March 10, 2008 
Thirsty and Joey Ramone!



Thirsty is pleased to announce our spot on the official website of Joey Ramone: www.joeyramone.com



Thirsty was an official sponsor of the 2007 Joey Ramone Birthday Bash and is honored to be included on the official website. Please visit the site to check out our link, or visit our June issue at www.staythirsty.com.



The June issue of Thirsty features: an interview with Birthday Bash organizer and Joey's brother Mickey Leigh; a video exclusive with Jimmy Webb of Trash and Vaudeville - the most famous rock n' roll clothing store in the world; an interview with The Rapture; New York's best punk band, The Bullys; and much more.


Thirsty will be dropping in exclusive Birthday Bash video and bringing back the Coney Island Circus Sideshow! Stay tuned for more.


Also introducing our "HITS" - direct links to our most popular features and interviews, with: Merle Allin of The Murder Junkies; Col. JD Wilkes of Th' Legendary Shack Shakers; rockabilly artist Dan Sartain; and more. Check it out!


Our coverage of the Joey Ramone Birthday Bash, as well as our interview with Mickey, will remain up for the rest of June. Check it out now!


How Thirsty Are You?


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Monday, March 10, 2008 
How Thirsty Are You?


Step right up! The May issue of Thirsty is out now and it's unlike anything you've ever seen! From the boardwalk in Coney Island, Thirsty is proud to offer exclusive interviews with the cast of Sideshows by the Seashore! Witness the extraordinary performances of Insectavora, Donnie Vomit, Heather Holiday, Serpentina, and the twisted shockmeister himself, Scott Baker. Also featured: an interview with Coney Island USA and sideshow founder, Dick Zigun. Watch exclusive video and learn the history of sideshows as part of our unprecedented feature!


Also featured in Thirsty this month:

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Locust, The Thirsty 7 with Emily Haines, Blonde Redhead, photographs by Ruben Cantu; and a very special Listening Post featuring Jimmy Webb from New York City's famed Trash and Vaudeville.


Also in May:

Searching For The Best New Songs On Earth - Thirsty wants to hear your songs! Details on the main page; Todd McCullough, Jen Wilding, and Philip Dawkins - winners of the Stay Thirsty playwright contest; Are You Conscious Yet?


It's the most exciting issue of Thirsty yet, and there's still much more to announce! Stay tuned for very special features to be dropped in later this month.


Isn't it time you asked yourself: How Thirsty Are You?

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Tuesday, January 08, 2008 
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Happy New Year!

We're kicking off 2008 with an amazing January issue! Thirsty continues to grow every single day, exposing our readers around the world to the latest in underground music, art, and culture. From the beer-soaked stages of New York City punk rock to the festival circuit of Tokyo, Japan - if it's happening around the world, it's happening in Thirsty.

Featured in our January issue:

Interviews with: From Tokyo, an interview with the UK's Mercury-Prize-winning Klaxons; New York City's punk rock hell raisers The Choke; from Tokyo - our own Michael Lara hangs out with Birmingham's The Twang; We Want the Airwaves: Chicago indie radio DJ Rich Besen

Reviews: "Control" - the amazing new film profiling Joy Division singer Ian Curtis; "Fill Up the Room" - the new album from Saturday Looks Good To Me

Featuring: "If the T-Shirt Fits" - Thirsty recruits Chicago's best and brightest to deconstruct its t-shirt in a very unique, very DIY, very punk rock project; from Japan, "A Taste of Chaos" with Gallows, Rise Against, The Used, and many more; "One Liners" - images by Ruben Cantu; and much more.

Also featured is our exclusive offering of "On the Beach" - the punk/surf classic by brothers Joey Ramone and Mickey Leigh; a special Listening Post featuring gypsy punks Gogol Bordello; and our revolutionary Thirsty Beach, featuring the hottest Thirsty-approved gear for your rock n' roll lifestyle!

An amazing 2007 has given way to a new year. And Thirsty is just getting started. It's the year to ask yourself.

How Thirsty Are You?

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Friday, March 16, 2007 
 
Thirsty has opened the doors!

Come visit the Thirsty Store and check out the Music, Apparel and Free Stuff!

The new store features music from Elizabeth & The Catapult (Thirsty Discovery!) and Ryan Licht Sang. More to come!

New Stay Thristy T-Shirts are here too! Go to our Apparel section and see for yourself what the shirts look like 3D!

Don't forget about the Free Stuff - download the Stay Thirsty Screensaver!

Keep checking back as the Store will be updated on a regular basis. New products and features are always in the making. Thanks for your support and interest. Stay Thirsty!

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