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Yeah I checked out their myspace. Definitely wouldn't mind seeing them play I'd rather see the Steinways play than just about anybody else at this point. When Ben Weasel and Dan Vapid are your fans, you're doing something right.
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Sep 9, 2008 03:31
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Dickeye posted:Yeah I checked out their myspace. Definitely wouldn't mind seeing them play Yes, but Ben Weasel also called The Lawrence Arms "the worst band in punk", so what the gently caress does he know?
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Yeah and Fat Mike called Death By Television the best pop-punk album ever Everyone's wrong at some point
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Dickeye posted:Yeah and Fat Mike called Death By Television the best pop-punk album ever Apparently Fat Mike hasn't been wrong yet.
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Sep 10, 2008 04:59
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I like Death By Television and all but it's not the best pop-punk album ever. If I wanted to be a dick I'd say the Ramones are considered the first pop-punk band and that their first album was the greatest Instead I'm going to say that Teenage Bottlerocket's Warning Device is a better album
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You can all bite me. The B side of Milo Goes To College is the best pop punk album ever.
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Sep 10, 2008 07:36
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What's on the b-side and we'll see
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1. Suburban Home 2. Statue of Liberty 3. Kabuki Girl 4. Marriage 5. Hope 6. Bikeage 7. Jean is Dead Seriously. The only possible thing that could make that side any better is if Catalina was on it. Bikeage is the greatest pop punk song of all time 
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Ooh see I like the a-side better Also I like Cool To Be You better than Milo Goes To College
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Dickeye posted:Ooh see I like the a-side better Well. We definitely disagree on all points relating to the Descendents then.
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Can we agree that Enjoy! was an abortion and should never have seen the light of day?
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Dickeye posted:Can we agree that Enjoy! was an abortion and should never have seen the light of day? I'll allow it.
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Dickeye posted:Ooh see I like the a-side better At what age were you actually dropped as a child?
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I am the law, but an easily bribed kind of law.
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Dickeye posted:Can we agree that Enjoy! was an abortion and should never have seen the light of day? You can take Enjoy! and All, edit out the poo poo and make one hell of an album. My playlist looks like this: 1. All! 2. Coolidge 3. No, All! 4. Get The Time 5. Sour Grapes 6. Clean Sheets 7. Wendy 8. Kids 9. Pep Talk 10. All-O-Gistics 11. Cheer
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In other news if the line-up for Insubordination Fest '09 looks like this year's, I'm going to be there in a heartbeat. The Queers have been there the last couple years, here's hoping they come back next year. Ditto The Steinways
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Midnight 10" is out on NWN (w/bonus 7" pic disc in die hard edition). I'm going to see Darvocets last show in Cleveland with Inmates, Satanic Threat, Caustic Christ and Icon Gallery. Good weekend.
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Show was beyond perfect, mainly because I love Now That's Class. Got down in about seven hours, visited My Minds Eye and got some sweet records (Mott the Hoople, BGK, Sun Ra, Pagans, Battle of the Worst Bands comp, +++), then went to Now That's Class for food/drinks. Alessandro was outside (Out With A Bang, Grabbies fame) and talked to him about his new band with Paul (Inmates) called The Flying Trichecos, got a demo. Ate well, drank well, skipped Icon Gallery and saw Caustic Christ. Satanic Threat was next, really psyched on it from getting the 7" this summer and they absolutely delivered. Call it a gimmick but I think its great, satan themed lyrics over minor threat songs. Inmates were next and everything and everyone started killing each other which was fantastic. Drink glasses, glass bottle, full beercans, trash cans, phone books, everything started getting pegged at everyone. During the lull between sets the guy from Apartment 213 got on stage and poured sterno can goop on a ton of stuff, tried to set a light fixture on fire then pulled out an angle grinder and started cutting up the giant pile of wood and light fixtures he set on fire, sending huge shards of metal and fire into the crowd, then decided to put the angle grinder (still powered and on) right on the fire, then kick it into the crowd. Whole place smelled like death and plastic. Darvocets went on and Larry (lead) started huffing Maximum Impact, a VHS head cleaner, and passing the bag around. It tastes minty. They didn't get through their whole set before an instrument and bass cab broke but it was good enough.
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To those of you ever around Richmond, VA, Brandon and Lauren of No Way Records just opened a record store called Vinyl Conflict today and it is awesome. The inventory is about 80% punk and when I went today it was full of hard to find records. It's definitely worth a trip if you are in the area.
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Speaking of vinyl stores, the physical 1234 Go! record store openned up in Oakland over the summer, and I was unaware of its existence until about a week ago. Store is loving tiny, but it has some great vinyls in there.
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Who was it that gave Ben Weasel poo poo about not liking the Lawrence Arms Because you suck and so do they
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http://www.punknews.org/article/30448 Envy/Thursday split stream up, and judging from the comments and how 'org usually loves to bash Thursday, it sounds amazing. Unfortunately, my college network blocks myspace so I have to wait till I get home to listen to it. 
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Envy rules but I have no idea why they did a split with Thursday
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Thought i'd let you know that James from Reggie was talking about the get up kids getting back together. pretty stoked. also, without a doubt thursday>envy understanding in a car crash need i say more.
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SubtleDagger posted:Envy rules but I have no idea why they did a split with Thursday Thursday thinks Envy is mind-blowing and Envy thinks Thursday is mind-blowing  Thursday have a few badass songs, though.
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gerfatty posted:Speaking of vinyl stores, the physical 1234 Go! record store openned up in Oakland over the summer, and I was unaware of its existence until about a week ago. Store is loving tiny, but it has some great vinyls in there. I haven't been there since the opening weekend, but there was a lot of good stuff at good (non-ebay-nerd) prices. I got Subhumans - Worlds Apart, Black Flag - Damaged, X - Los Angeles and some other good poo poo (a hosed up record? this is my fist? can't remember) for like $25. They had Bivouac for $30 but I can't bring myself to spend that much on a record... bummer.
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I don't know if anyone is following them, but the Fall of Troy recently played a demo on some Seattle radio station. It's called 'Vomiting Winter' and is pretty god damned awesome if I say so myself. Now it's just a demo but it's still pretty decent, check it out. The Fall of Troy - Vomiting Winter
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Parachute Underwear posted:http://www.punknews.org/article/30448 My God I am so psyched about this. I'm hoping beyond hope that there's a plan for an Envy/Thursday tour in there somewhere. AprilONeilsTits posted:also, without a doubt Look I love Thursday (Cross Out The Eyes is their best track by the by), but Envy is better than pretty much anything anybody anywhere can come up with. That's practically a mathematical constant. Inspector_666 fucked around with this message at 02:32 on Sep 17, 2008 |
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AprilONeilsTits posted:also, without a doubt hell a bunch of songs thursday has done are better
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just listened to the sample of the thursday/envy split, holy poo poo. i'm excited for this.
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albear posted:just listened to the sample of the thursday/envy split, holy poo poo. i'm excited for this. You and me both brother. The Thursday sample sounds good as well, I loved Full Collapse. You guys should check out Trenches whose first album just dropped, it's kind of an ambient hardcore with some sludge. It kicks a lot of rear end, and what album with this cover wouldn't? 
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Clothes Optional posted:You and me both brother. is this the trenches that did a split with cutting pink with knives?
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albear posted:is this the trenches that did a split with cutting pink with knives? I don't think so. Though I certainly have no idea what you're speaking of.
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Clothes Optional posted:I don't think so. Though I certainly have no idea what you're speaking of. oh this trenches is way different and not from europe. actually i'm listening to it on myspace and this is probably worse than the trenches i was talking about.
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albear posted:oh this trenches is way different and not from europe. Are you sure you're not talking about Trencher?
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I just remembered that there is an Envy/Thursday split leak somewhere, I just completely forgot to listen to it.
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Thanks Clothes Optional, I'm really enjoying Trenches. Never heard of them before now. Any other similar recommendations?
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companion. posted:Thanks Clothes Optional, I'm really enjoying Trenches. Never heard of them before now. Any other similar recommendations? I think their sound is pretty unique, but Last.fm lists Swallow the Ocean, Twinzero, and At The Soundawn as similar bands. I haven't heard any of those but might be worth checking out. On the emo side of things, I just discovered a band called Benton Falls and both of their albums are gonna rank among my favorites of all time.
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