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The whole "lil skin" thing is the best thing ever.

Always loved this album cover for that reason.

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That and "This Is England".

Haha I love it too! You just know the kid's up to no good!

I played in a crust-punk band years ago when I witnessed the biggest brawl I have ever seen, It was between, you guessed it, skins and punks. Luckily my band wasn't playing that night and I never looked much like a punk anyway so me and my lady made it out of the bar untouched. :mug:
 
Sik how long this thread is!! \m/>_<\m/

I'll try to list some Punk Bands I've seen live at least once (that I can even remember at the moment) and excluding the numerous local opening bands that I fail to recall:
This was mostly during the early 90s when I was in my 20s... I'll still see an occasional show when I can. Still love all the classic British and American Punk Rock of the 70s and 80s as well.

-ALL (formerly The Descendants (we followed these guys around a bit) Bill, former drummer of Black Flag once told me that he could make a living just off current Black Flag profits.

-Descendents
-Bad Religion
-Big Drill Car
-Citizen Fish
-Crimpshrine
-Cringer
-Filth
-Five Iron Frenzy
-Flogging Molly
-Fugazi
-Goldfinger
-Green Day (for $5 at 7th street entry MN when all their stuff was still on vinyl, I remember Billie Joe almost getting into a fight with a heckler)
-Guttermouth
-Lagwagon
-L7
-Less Than Jake
-MxPx
-Pegboy
-Reel Big Fish
-Reliant K
-The Toasters
-House of Large Sizes
-Draghounds
-Lonely Trojans
-Aztec Mummy
-The Melvins
-Chainsaw Kittens
-Grain
-Clear
-Village Idiot
-Total Passover
-Sludgeworth
-Horace Pinker
 
Sik how long this thread is!! \m/>_<\m/

I'll try to list some Punk Bands I've seen live at least once (that I can even remember at the moment) and excluding the numerous local opening bands that I fail to recall:
This was mostly during the early 90s when I was in my 20s... I'll still see an occasional show when I can. Still love all the classic British and American Punk Rock of the 70s and 80s as well.

-ALL (formerly The Descendants (we followed these guys around a bit) Bill, former drummer of Black Flag once told me that he could make a living just off current Black Flag profits.

-Descendents
-Bad Religion
-Big Drill Car
-Citizen Fish
-Crimpshrine
-Cringer
-Filth
-Five Iron Frenzy
-Flogging Molly
-Fugazi
-Goldfinger
-Green Day (for $5 at 7th street entry MN when all their stuff was still on vinyl, I remember Billie Joe almost getting into a fight with a heckler)
-Guttermouth
-Lagwagon
-L7
-Less Than Jake
-MxPx
-Pegboy
-Reel Big Fish
-Reliant K
-The Toasters
-House of Large Sizes
-Draghounds
-Lonely Trojans
-Aztec Mummy
-The Melvins
-Chainsaw Kittens
-Grain
-Clear
-Village Idiot
-Total Passover
-Sludgeworth
-Horace Pinker

I just saw Guttermouth a few months ago. They opened up for the Reverend Horton Heat. Really small venue. What an awesome show that was!
 
I just saw Guttermouth a few months ago. They opened up for the Reverend Horton Heat. Really small venue. What an awesome show that was!

Ahh nice! I've had several chances to see R.Horten Heat but for some reason can't make the show. In 1993 a friend asked me to go to a very small venue to see a band named "Smashing Pumpkins" but I passed on it, LOL. Also around the same time we were talking with Bill Stevenson after an ALL show and he asked us if we wanted to pick up some beer and hangout. I passed on that too, wow I'm a *******!
 
ShaineT said:
Ahh nice! I've had several chances to see R.Horten Heat but for some reason can't make the show. In 1993 a friend asked me to go to a very small venue to see a band named "Smashing Pumpkins" but I passed on it, LOL. Also around the same time we were talking with Bill Stevenson after an ALL show and he asked us if we wanted to pick up some beer and hangout. I passed on that too, wow I'm a *******!

Heat puts on a great show! A must see.
I did see the Pumpkins in San Diego in 93, small venue. Way cool.
I did drink a couple beers with Trent Reznor, backstage after a show in 94. Totally insane on stage and completely mellow backstage.
 
So Jodie Fosters Army is having a CD release show show in a couple weeks. D.I. is opening for them. Probably go check it out. It's in Long Beach CA if any of the locals here wanna check it out.

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MaddBaggins said:
I never would have guessed JFA was still around. I remember them from the mid 80's skate scene.

Ya. Me too. At least the tail end of it. My friends in the band Amerikan Made that's on the bill. He said there's some official tribute cd and its the release show. Not a new album. I'm stoked. Haven't seen em play in like 10 years.
 
F#*# god d#@#@( mother f#@$* sh#*##%#@% r#@$*(!!!!!!!

September 13th, Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, Final Conflict, Coke Bust, and Magrudergrind (headliner is Eyehategod, which I could take or leave, but I love AF and Cro-Mags). September 14th is Zwanze Day.

The wife is currently on the dole, and I can only afford one or the other.
 
Qhrumphf said:
F#*# god d#@#@( mother f#@$* sh#*##%#@% r#@$*(!!!!!!!

September 13th, Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, Final Conflict, Coke Bust, and Magrudergrind (headliner is Eyehategod, which I could take or leave, but I love AF and Cro-Mags). September 14th is Zwanze Day.

The wife is currently on the dole, and I can only afford one or the other.

Well being from the west coast and not getting to see a lot of the great east coast hardcore bands, anytime I'd get to see cro-mags I'd take it.
 
Having to miss out on the Flag show. Me and the mrs split and it's caused all kinds of problems. Pretty pissed about it.
 
http://shine.yahoo.com/fashion/marc...r-resembling-neo-nazi-band-art-195750323.html

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A $68 Marc by Marc Jacobs T-shirt has gotten the boot by its designer after a blog pointed out its eerie resemblance to a neo-Nazi band&#8217;s album art.

More on Yahoo: Sexist Back-to-School Shirt Pulled From Shelves (and the Biggest T-Shirt Scandals of 2013)

&#8220;Boots & Braces,&#8221; the 1987 12-inch from Skrewdriver, one of the first white-power rock groups, featured an illustration of combat boots&#8212;soles up&#8212;on its cover. At least one other group, the hardcore-punk (but not neo-Nazi) Agnostic Front, has also used a similar image.

But according to Marc by Marc Jacobs, the T-shirt&#8217;s design was just an unfortunate coincidence.

&#8220;It has been brought to our attention that the imagery on a T-shirt of ours is similar to that used by a band,&#8221; a spokesperson told New York Magazine's The Cut. &#8220;We were not trying to make a connection to that band or make a statement of any kind. We have removed the stock of the shirt from our own stores and offer our retail partners the same opportunity.&#8221;

The shirt is still available on the Saks Fifth Avenue website, but no longer on Nordstrom's. Neither retailer responded to Yahoo Shine&#8217;s requests for comment.

&#8220;I think people who pay 70 bucks for a T-shirt aren't hanging out at grimy punk&#8230;hangouts, nor should they be responsible for not knowing the fact that their new shirt is a ripoff of a Skrewdriver shirt,&#8221; noted one commenter on Gawker, which was the first site to point out the design similarities.

That comment prompted this reader response: &#8220;I feel like people buying $70 T-shirts are clueless about a lot of things.&#8221;

Haha, I love the quotes at the end.
 
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