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Does anyone here like early 80's UK punk? Labels like Riot City, Rot, Clay, etc? If anyone does, lately I have been listening to the English Dogs way too much as well as Hagar the Womb, the Undead, and the Subhumans. I saw Citizen Fish last night with MDC. MDC was much better than Citizen Fish but I'm not really into that ska stuff.
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Nov 6, 2007 00:21
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Haha I can tell by your Avatar and quote that you are indeed a fan of the music I was referencing to. My friend made a tape for me of his Detestation LP (original!!), was just listening to it the other day. Did you hear Conflict is going to tour with Rubella Ballet in 2008? Edit: Rudimentary Peni is amazing as well. The Death Church LP is one of the most powerful records of the early eighties.
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Nov 6, 2007 08:29
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I was talking about GISM's album Detestation. Zounds would be great to see even just for a few older tracks. Uproar and the Fiend are reuniting for that big festival this December or early next year. It's only in the UK though 
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Nov 7, 2007 01:39
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Arson Equity posted:Hah, wondered why anyone would bring up detestation, my bad. Zounds would be interesting, I'd definitely go but I don't really listen to the stuff anymore. There was a rumor Chumbawumba was supposed to play nevermind the ballots era stuff about four or five years ago but it never surfaced. It's still kinda surreal to me how they went on EMI and put out that dance stuff... There goes like 15 years of credibility.
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Nov 7, 2007 23:57
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I am really loving excited for the Conflict / Rubella tour coming up. My excitement raised when I read the Punk Lives! features on both bands tonight. Speaking of which, not sure if anyone knows but you early eighties punk fans will be interested to check out http://punksishippies.blogspot.com/. This site has so many scans of many very rare and valuable zines. The quality of the scans is usually great and the information presented is awesome. A great look at a time that is very hard to find proper information for. Also, if you like reading about it all and haven't heard of Ian Glasper's two books: The Day the Country Died and Burning Britain, I highly recommend both! The writing is a bit subpar but he isn't a professional writer; just a genuine fan of the music. You can get both on Amazon. Has anyone had a chance to read It Makes You Want to Spit! or No More Heroes? I'm really interested to check them both out.
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Nov 8, 2007 11:25
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What exactly is the fest at Gilman tonight? One of my friends is going to see this band 108 and my I'm sort of interested in it. What kind of music is played with the bands tonight?
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Nov 10, 2007 02:01
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I don't really like that hardcore stuff so I decided not to go to that show at Berkeley. How was it?
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Nov 10, 2007 11:15
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Discharge is playing Warped Tour dates in California...............
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Feb 1, 2010 14:07
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I really want to hear a statement from the band. Does anyone have any information on it?
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Feb 2, 2010 04:27
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ChaosNonMusica posted:I got a flyer when I was in Japan for a Discharge/GBH/Exploited show in Osaka where Framtid, Warhead and AI were the opening bands. I was totally cracking up at the thought of the three opening bands being wayyyy better than any of those British bands have been in many years. Oh yea, that's where some of the dudes in D-Clone got their jackets signed. Edit: Kind of surreal to see a Chaos Non Musica fan posting in SA... Speaking of which, did you see Morpheme is now playing Chaos in Tejas? I definitely am going as I've only seen Morpheme once but they are truly an amazing band that only comes so rarely. Phillyt fucked around with this message at 05:52 on Feb 2, 2010 |
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Feb 2, 2010 05:47
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