FUGAZI - What does FUGAZI stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

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FUGAZI

Fouled Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In (British military slang)

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Subsequently, Sick of it All's laid-back approach has also played a major role in the course of the band's survival, which is quite the feat considering the endlessly cyclical trends taking hold in underground and alternative music--the anti-hero, everyman facade of bands like Nirvana and Fugazi being heralded one year, while proto-cockrock rearing its mascara-laced masqueraded face the next. Sick of it all by Peterson, Brian / Thrasher Marrying polemics with funk and reggae rhythms to create a much-mimicked, never duplicated sound, echoes of the Gang of Four can be heard in such bands as Fugazi, R. TRUE 'ENTERTAINMENT!' TONIGHT FROM THE REUNITED GANG OF FOUR by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) His work ranges from elliptical, diary-like shorts to elaborate multichannel installation pieces, but Cohen is probably best known for his two dense, sidewinding, feature-length music films, Instrument (1999) and Benjamin Smoke (2000), collaborations with the band Fugazi and with filmmaker Peter Sillen, respectively. Eyes wide open: Michael Almereyda on the films of Jem Cohen by Almereyda, Michael / Artforum International More results

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Subsequently, Sick of it All's laid-back approach has also played a major role in the course of the band's survival, which is quite the feat considering the endlessly cyclical trends taking hold in underground and alternative music--the anti-hero, everyman facade of bands like Nirvana and Fugazi being heralded one year, while proto-cockrock rearing its mascara-laced masqueraded face the next.

Sick of it all by Peterson, Brian / Thrasher

Marrying polemics with funk and reggae rhythms to create a much-mimicked, never duplicated sound, echoes of the Gang of Four can be heard in such bands as Fugazi, R.

TRUE 'ENTERTAINMENT!' TONIGHT FROM THE REUNITED GANG OF FOUR by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

His work ranges from elliptical, diary-like shorts to elaborate multichannel installation pieces, but Cohen is probably best known for his two dense, sidewinding, feature-length music films, Instrument (1999) and Benjamin Smoke (2000), collaborations with the band Fugazi and with filmmaker Peter Sillen, respectively.

Eyes wide open: Michael Almereyda on the films of Jem Cohen by Almereyda, Michael / Artforum International

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