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I post on the PIX boards. It's a circlejerk, but it's a circlejerk I've grown accustomed to over the past couple years.
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The Queers are headlining the Asian Man Records Tour! I'm going to see them at the Casbah on monday, I can't freaking wait!
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Jun 4, 2008 18:55
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Triangulum posted:The Queers are headlining the Asian Man Records Tour! I'm going to see them at the Casbah on monday, I can't freaking wait! That tour is going to be pretty nuts. Bomb The Music Industry!, the Queers, Lemuria, Andrew Jackson Jihad? For 12 bucks? Yes please.
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Jun 4, 2008 21:03
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Mike_V posted:That tour is going to be pretty nuts. Bomb The Music Industry!, the Queers, Lemuria, Andrew Jackson Jihad? For 12 bucks? Yes please. Wow what a great lineup to TOTALLY IGNORE FLORIDA 
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Jun 4, 2008 23:36
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Yeah I'm pretty psyched. I've wanted to see The Queers since I was 12.
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Jun 5, 2008 01:05
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Triangulum posted:The Queers are headlining the Asian Man Records Tour! I'm going to see them at the Casbah on monday, I can't freaking wait! Lucky. I hate Wisconsin.
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Jun 5, 2008 02:09
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A Boring Story posted:The Lawrence Arms are my favorite band too. I even took my name from one of their song titles. If you're into them, you should definitely check out Jawbreaker, if you haven't already. I'm a big Jawbreaker fan as well. Kiss The Bottle is one of my favourite songs of all time. I have a few The Falcon mp3's lying around on my computer, and they all seem pretty tight. Nowhere near as ground breaking as the last Lawrence Arms record, but still pretty neat. I'll probably purchase the album this week. I'm checking out both your recommendations and Angiepants'. I'll post my impressions here. I'm into old Alkaline Trio as well, but their new stuff is incredibly "look how dark our subject matter is, isn't this shocking!", so it annoys me a bit. Rad The Descendents avatar, too.
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Jun 5, 2008 03:01
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Ceremony trip report: loving insane also: dillinger who the hell are you it's annoying knowing you're at every show I go to but not knowing who you are 
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Jun 5, 2008 05:53
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Mike_V posted:That tour is going to be pretty nuts. Bomb The Music Industry!, the Queers, Lemuria, Andrew Jackson Jihad? For 12 bucks? Yes please. I saw this tour in Chicago and it was fantastic. Since the Ben Weasel show was the next day at the same venue, we got the added bonus of Weasel coming out and singing on a Queers song. I don't even like the Queers' records that much, but they were a lot of fun live. Plus, BtMI! (for the 5th time) and Andrew Jackson Jihad. Amazing. I bought Andrew Jackson Jihad's newest, Only God Can Judge Me, and while it's not impressing me as much as People Who Can Eat People..., mostly because of an overall slower tempo and less interesting lyrics on some songs (Growing Up, in particular), it's still pretty good.
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Jun 5, 2008 07:19
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orangeaid posted:I was at both of these. Static age, right? Ceremony and Sabertooth Zombie were loving amazing, one of the most fun shows I've ever been to, especially because Graves brought in such a weird crowd. Yeah that was the one. Maybe I saw you, what were you wearing? I was the skinny pale white dude in a green Down To Nothing shirt and a white detroit hat near the side of the stage most of the time. Ceremony was loving mind blowing. Easily one of the best shows I've been to. STZ was ridiculously good too, even though they didn't play Get Bent, Giant or Shoes.  How was Graves? The people I rode with were pussies and wanted to leave right after Ceremony so I loving missed it. I've never liked The Misfits but it would've been a sweet thing to say I've seen.
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Jun 5, 2008 07:55
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I saw the Asian Man tour last Friday in Salt Lake and it was one hell of a good time. BTMI stole the show for me, but all the bands were awesome. It was great to finally see Lemuria after playing the hell out of Get Better for the last few months.
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Jun 5, 2008 11:04
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nice marmot posted:I saw this tour in Chicago and it was fantastic. Since the Ben Weasel show was the next day at the same venue, we got the added bonus of Weasel coming out and singing on a Queers song. I don't even like the Queers' records that much, but they were a lot of fun live. Holy poo poo, that sounds epic. Curse not having a car.  Only God Can Judge Me grew on me pretty fast. Especially Human Kittens. It's, um, interesting, even by AJJ standards.
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Jun 5, 2008 13:30
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nice marmot posted:I saw this tour in Chicago and it was fantastic. Since the Ben Weasel show was the next day at the same venue, we got the added bonus of Weasel coming out and singing on a Queers song. I don't even like the Queers' records that much, but they were a lot of fun live. drat you to hell for getting to see Ben Weasel, he's pretty much my hero. I really miss his "Ben Weasel vs. The World" column in MRR. His book is pretty good too, I love his writing style.
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Jun 5, 2008 18:47
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Triangulum posted:The Queers are headlining the Asian Man Records Tour! I'm going to see them at the Casbah on monday, I can't freaking wait! 
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Jun 6, 2008 01:04
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Murphy's Law is playing in my town tomorrow night. Are they worth seeing for $12 if I've never listened to them besides single tracks and I don't care for any of the local bands opening?
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Jun 6, 2008 01:12
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WashinMyGoat posted:Murphy's Law is playing in my town tomorrow night. Are they worth seeing for $12 if I've never listened to them besides single tracks and I don't care for any of the local bands opening? They're alright....fun band live and they'll bring old punks out.
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Jun 6, 2008 01:18
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Charleston Jew posted:So how easy would it be for a 20 year old (who looks about 16) to get into the Casbah? Honestly, I don't know. I've never been before as I only turned 21 somewhat recently. My friend is probably going to try getting in with a fakie, but we've got the same problem as you: we both look about 16. Any interest in meeting up at the show? My friends may not make it  In other news, this month's issue of MRR is pretty good. There was a funny column about Ron Paul being the antichrist or the Kwisatch Haderach or something. I haven't read MRR since junior high and I'm pleasently suprised to see that a lot of my favorite columnists still work there (George Tabb, never stop writing Take My Life Please!) E: I like Murphys Law, I would definitly go for $12.
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Jun 6, 2008 16:46
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Charleston Jew posted:So how easy would it be for a 20 year old (who looks about 16) to get into the Casbah? I couldn't ever sneak in, nor could my bearded friends. Try it, though, you never know!
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Jun 6, 2008 18:33
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Good show last night. Newish young band "Sleepy Creepers" sounds between rudimentary peni and the crucifucks. Being psyched for an opening band is awesome. Next was Ultratrumbados who were the most technically proficient band I've seen in a while (and good, to boot).. then Daylight Robbery and Condominium. Not so hot on condominium vocals but they sound good. Today is Red Dons!
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Jun 6, 2008 19:09
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New Street Dogs is really disappointing. I think only FateoMcSkippy cares, though. I checked out AJJ's most recent release and while it's slower, I like it nonetheless.
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Jun 6, 2008 20:11
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Not an Anthem posted:Good show last night. Newish young band "Sleepy Creepers" sounds between rudimentary peni and the crucifucks. Being psyched for an opening band is awesome. Next was Ultratrumbados who were the most technically proficient band I've seen in a while (and good, to boot).. then Daylight Robbery and Condominium. Not so hot on condominium vocals but they sound good. http://www.myspace.com/sleepingcreepers I just looked em up, and these guys are loving awesome. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Jun 6, 2008 20:47
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Wizard Mannequin posted:http://www.myspace.com/sleepingcreepers They have a CD demo and they're recording a 7" probably on SouthKore records.
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Jun 6, 2008 23:36
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So, I am planning on doing an emo show on my college's radio station, and I might need some help from everyone here for suggestions. I know what emo is, but I'm not that well versed in it as I could be. I want to go into most aspects of the genre, but I don't know how I feel about bands like Palatka and Orchid, which ironically seems to be the stuff this thread is into. I mean, I like them, but don't know how well they would fit in with the rest of the music. A list of bands I have in a giant playlist is: Rites of Spring, Nation of Ulysses, Embrace, Fugazi, Chamberlain, Rainer Maria, Texas is the Reason, Sunny Day Real Estate, Bright Calm Blue, Gray Matter, American Football, Cap'n Jazz, City of Caterpillar, Elliot, Evergreen, Falling Forward, Four Hundred Years, Garrison, Get up Kids, Jets to Brazil, Hot Water Music, Kerosene 545, Million dead, Mineral, Moss Icon, The Promise Ring, Form of Rocket, Sounds Like Violence, 1.6 Band, Christie Front Drive, Still Life, and maybe At the Drive-In/Sparta, Jawbreaker, and early Jimmy Eat World. For more hardcore stuff, I have Orchid, Pg 99, Portraits of Past, Palatka, Antioch Arrow, Angel Hair, and End of the Century Party. I just don't know if this will meld well with the rest of the show. What do you think? And do some of my bands in the other list just suck/don't belong? What I have isn't enough to get me a good weekly two hour show, though. Help steer me in the right direction.
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Jun 7, 2008 00:19
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The answer to the question "should I play Orchid on my radio show?" is always YES! Checkout 1905, they're more on the hardcore/screamo side have really sweet melodic parts. Don't leave Circle Takes the Square out, either. Sneak in some Zegota when no one's paying attention. I ordered the Witch Hunt/To What End? split this week and am eagerly awaiting it. Tragedy tonight at Gilman and maybe Ampere/Baader Brains/Punch on Sunday, we'll see. Oh and I scored Nausea - Extinction 12" for $1.09, what a fine day that was!
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Jun 7, 2008 00:32
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Check out some of the European emo bands like La Quiete, Raein, Louise Cyphre, etc. They fall more into the hardcore side of things, but aren't quite as chaotic as Orchid or Pg. 99, so I think it should fit OK.
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Jun 7, 2008 00:57
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Orchid are overrated, imo. Play some Funeral Diner and June Paik.
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Jun 7, 2008 02:19
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It looks like Me First And the Gimme Gimmes are playing House of Blues San Diego on 08/08 for $12.50. I'm not sure if I'm going because money's tight and I'm not that psyched about it, but if I have the money why not. At Soma in the next few months are: Rancid, H2O, and Danny Diablo on September 19th Shai Hulud, Full Blown Chaos, Woe of Tyrants on August 8th Mad Caddies, The Skank Agents, Evil Petting Zoo, Plus Guest (???) on June 24th (I think this one looks fun, I love the Skank Agents)
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Jun 7, 2008 06:18
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Because i'm poor as poo poo, another rideshare request. Anyone from orange county or surrounding areas going to the Queers/Lemuria/AJJ/BTMI! show tomorrow night at Safari Sam's want to split gas? I'd be happy to drive.
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Jun 7, 2008 06:31
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Wizard Mannequin posted:http://www.myspace.com/sleepingcreepers "Struggle" definitely seals the deal here. More of this and I'll buy anything they put out and take the bus to go see them.
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Jun 7, 2008 08:27
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Sleeping Creepers started out as a solo project by the drummer, which is awesome, because he really shines with the doc dart esque vocals although the myspace stuff doesn't do it justice.
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acup posted:Orchid are overrated, imo. Play some Funeral Diner and June Paik. Funeral Diner is boring. Listen to some Orchid instead. (June Paik are pretty alright though)
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Jun 7, 2008 22:08
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Hydrac7 posted:Funeral Diner is boring. Listen to some Orchid instead. (June Paik are pretty alright though) No offense Albert, but I can't take your opinion seriously because you listen to techno.
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Jun 7, 2008 23:49
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acup posted:No offense Albert, but I can't take your opinion seriously because you listen to techno. I don't listen to techno.
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Jun 8, 2008 00:34
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Hydrac7 posted:I don't listen to techno. I'm sorry, I meant "French Electro"
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Jun 8, 2008 00:51
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acup posted:I'm sorry, I meant "French Electro" I don't know what you're talking about bro, my last.fm charts are being topped by Heaven in Her Arms and Louise Cyphre.
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Jun 8, 2008 01:41
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acup posted:No offense Albert, but I can't take your opinion seriously because you listen to Radiohead. Seriously, play some Funeral Diner. don't worry bro, I like Radiohead too 
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Jun 8, 2008 01:43
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Parachute Underwear posted:Seriously, play some Funeral Diner. Next time I want to take a nap, I will listen to Funeral Diner. I promise, dudes.
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Jun 8, 2008 01:44
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Hydrac7 posted:Next time I want to take a nap, I will listen to Funeral Diner. I promise, dudes. I like my emo brooding, tyvm
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Jun 8, 2008 01:46
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Parachute Underwear posted:I like my emo brooding, tyvm When I want to jam out, and here I'm talking about really really jamming out, I listen to Stars of the Lid. It's just how I do it.
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Hydrac7 posted:I don't know what you're talking about bro, my last.fm charts are being topped by Heaven in Her Arms and Louise Cyphre. Deny it all you want, you still post it on other sites.
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