Wages Of Sin gothic/deathrock San Francisco rock

wages of sin is death.............ROCK!!!

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Not much has been written about Deathrock's history in San Francisco. On this website is an accurate and detailed account of how things started in SF. Kathleen was in SF with her band, Shadow Image, right before music was called deathrock. Shadow Image reformed and became Wages Of Sin, who described themselves as being deathrock/gothic rock. The term "deathrock" was just starting to be used at this time and club owners were hesitant to book a band calling themselves deathrock. It was difficult to find other bands to play with since punk rock was still popular. Bands were booked together if their names sounded like they were in the same genre even though this wasn't always the case. You can read all about it in the

Kathleen Damon and Bonnie Parker of "Bonnie and Clyde", have something that is uniquely common to both of them. Bonnie was a poet, as is Kathleen, who has had a number of poems published worldwide. See what they have in common by selecting the following link.

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Random is a very talented and versatile guitarist. He combines his Marshall amp, GNX4 guitar effects, and Fender Strat to create sounds that no one has heard or created before. He played for the Hell's Angels and with Carlos Santana's congo player. Random got John Lee Hooker's personal blessing then he accidentally knocked the Mojo Cane over, and John Lee Hooker said "it's time to go". Random sounds like Jimi Hendrix, Tommy Bolin, and Jerry Garcia with a dark, psychedelic edge. Just before John Cippolina died, Random met him to discuss working with him musically.

Wages Of Sin has been checking out software for recording and are getting closer to putting some music on this site. We may have to link to another site for our music. We haven't chosen which song or songs we will start with, however, we guarantee they will rock.

We celebrated The Summer Of Love by playing in Golden Gate Park. Some people danced while others walked by and waved, letting us know they enjoyed our music.