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S4E7THE AFTERPARTY PLAYLIST
Trey Speegle
Everything from the episode you can play here - music first, then the clubs, films & TV, people, fashion, events and publications, the most watched on top. Take it with you:
Music 5
- The Fabulous Pop TartsArtist · 1982in S4E7
- DevoArtist · 1973in S4E7
- Now ExplosionArtist · 1983in S4E7
- The B-52'sRecord · 1979in S4E7
- YouTubeThe WeeniesArtistin S4E7
Publications 26
- Read80s Polaroids (Trey Speegle)Book · Trey's book of his Polaroids, many taken at the Pyramidin S4E7
- ReadThe WOW ReportMagazine · World of Wonder's news site, which Trey has co-edited with James for the last ten years; Trey says much of his memoir material started therein S4E7
- ReadHouston City magazineMagazine · Trey started there at 17 and was art director at 19in S4E7
- ReadNew York magazineMagazine · Houston City was Houston's versionin S4E7
- ReadTexas MonthlyMagazine · Houston City was run by people from itin S4E7
- ReadVogue magazineMagazine · Trey started there at 21; took its Polaroid film and borrowed from its fashion closet; later fired, he saysin S4E7
- ReadSoHo Weekly NewsNewspaper · Keeble and Cavaco's fashion pagesin S4E7
- ReadGQMagazine · The job interview that got Trey to New Yorkin S4E7
- ReadInterview magazineMagazine · Andy signed copies on the street as giftsin S4E7
- ReadVanity FairMagazine · Trey's next job; his Polaroid of John Sex ran there and he wrote up the Pyramid in about 1984in S4E7
- ReadStraight to Hell (magazine)Magazine · Boyd McDonald's magazine of true sex stories, later Victor Weaver's; a 19-year-old Trey was on a cover, shirtless in a photo boothin S4E7
- ReadPenthouse ForumMagazine · James's comparison for Straight to Hellin S4E7
- ReadBlueboyMagazine · Swapped at the porno swap meetin S4E7
- ReadSex (Madonna book)Book · Partly shot at the Gaiety; its photos were up for auctionin S4E7
- ReadSo80s (Patrick McMullan)Book · Patrick McMullan's first bookin S4E7
- ReadPaperMagazine · Trey did the art for the first issue's giant fold-out and says he was employee number onein S4E7
- ReadThe New York TimesNewspaper · Ran an oral history of Paper's beginningsin S4E7
- ReadThe New York Times MagazineMagazine · Where Paper's art directors worked by dayin S4E7
- ReadNew York Daily NewsNewspaper · Had a downtown columnin S4E7
- ReadDetailsMagazine · Downtown-era magazine; Paper morphed like it didin S4E7
- ReadNew York TalkMagazine · One of the downtown-era magazines James listsin S4E7
- ReadEast Village EyeMagazine · One of the downtown-era magazinesin S4E7
- ReadMore 80s Polaroids (Trey Speegle)Book · Trey's second book; it has his Polaroid of Andy at Limelightin S4E7
- ReadNew York PostNewspaper · Its 'Andy Warhol dead at 58' cover went into Trey's memorial posterin S4E7
- ReadThank You, Andy WarholBook · Catherine Johnson's book of Warhol memories, with many contributors; Trey told his poster story in itin S4E7
- ReadI've Seen the Future and I'm Not Going (Peter McGough)Book · Peter McGough's 80s memoir; Trey says he isn't in itin S4E7
▶ plays the video on the jukebox screen - or the song from Spotify when there’s no video · the timestamp plays the moment it’s dropped on the show.
Take it with you: the Jukebox on Spotify ↗ and on YouTube ↗
Every song, record, band and sound that comes up in the interviews - the playlist of the night, Afterparty by Afterparty. The screen shows a different video every day. The jukebox fills itself from my episode indexes, so every new Afterparty adds its songs. Nothing is hosted here: Spotify and YouTube only load when you press play, and timestamps play the show’s own podcast feed. Take the whole lot with you as the Night Fever Afterparty Jukebox playlist on Spotify.