  |  Jessica Cassyle Carr Music NewsThe Saloon That Rock BuiltMany bands' first steps were across the threshold of the Golden WestU.K. oi! band The Business takes the stage. Young testosterone-riddled skinheads start slam dancing, but the Party Vikings, a local gang of rowdy punk rockers, have named themselves the kings of the pit. It isn't too long before a full-scale riot breaks loose, remembers Gordy Andersen, Black Maria singer and Albuquerque rock stalwart. Punks throw pool balls down from the Golden West's balcony. Tables and chairs cartwheel through the air and are smashed into sticks. And The Business just keeps playing.
 Show Up!Friends Forever and Foot VillageDrum kit metal, bikinis and fireworksAt a certain point, it might be better to just stop asking Josh Taylor questions.
 John Rogers JazzedJazz is Just the BeginningAnat Cohen, award-winning clarinetist/saxophonist, brings her quartet to the OutpostWhen she was busy mastering American jazz on her tenor saxophone, Anat Cohen gave little thought to the clarinet collecting dust in her closet, or to other genres of music. But she now moves effortlessly between both instruments and among a variety of musical styles.
 [click to enlarge] Flyer on the WallFresh BeatsBanish the bore-gasm that is Wednesday with Vinyl and Verses at Burt’s Tiki Lounge. DJs Clout and Shake are on the table this week. You know it’s free, but you’ve got to be 21. (LM)
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