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Sweet. What band?

The first video was summer of '07. I was playing drums.



The second video was the same festival, but the last song I ever did for that band until summer of 2013 which is when I did one tour with them. I was on vocals for that one.

 
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Seen nofx live several times and anti flag twice. Never saw guttermouth. I'm a fan though. Flogging Molly twice. I'm of Irish descent so it fits.

I didn't read all hundred fifty plus pages of this thread, but how many punk musicians do we have here?

I'm a drummer. Influenced by mostly punk music as a teen. I've been playing since I was twelve. 31 now. Played in several garage bands. Recorded a couple albums in my younger years. Nothing you've heard of or can find.

Nowadays you'll find me listening to bluegrass more than punk but it never dies.

Not playing with anyone currently but putting out some feelers for a red dirt punk crossover project.

Really need to get back into it before I get to old and lose it. Drinking HB stout. Wait. What thread were we in?

we can never forget RANCID hello Tim Armstrong is a genius IMO ,and SOCIAL D!!! I love all genre of music especially the alternative to alternative I have seen Primus at least 15 times I followed them all over the bay area in the 80s when punk and metal were in their prime I saw primus open up for testament and I fell in love! Im also a drummer played many gigs with many different bands, country to hard core. Im 44 and still progressive with my music I have been checking out all the artist I on the sub noise label Big B, Hed PE,KMK ect still go to a show just to mosh!

Long live punk and hard core!!
 
holy crap I can't believe I haven't seen this thread before. I play the Op Ivy pandora station at my shop all day, it's awesome how many homebrewers come in and recognize the bands on it and rock out while I get their grain ready
 
holy crap I can't believe I haven't seen this thread before. I play the Op Ivy pandora station at my shop all day, it's awesome how many homebrewers come in and recognize the bands on it and rock out while I get their grain ready

Not since they redid the place, but myLHBS used to have Dead Kennedys on from time to time when i walked in.
 
we can never forget RANCID hello Tim Armstrong is a genius IMO ,and SOCIAL D!!! I love all genre of music especially the alternative to alternative I have seen Primus at least 15 times I followed them all over the bay area in the 80s when punk and metal were in their prime I saw primus open up for testament and I fell in love! Im also a drummer played many gigs with many different bands, country to hard core. Im 44 and still progressive with my music I have been checking out all the artist I on the sub noise label Big B, Hed PE,KMK ect still go to a show just to mosh!

Long live punk and hard core!!

Yup Lint's the man. Love me some Rancid and Op Ivy.
 
holy crap I can't believe I haven't seen this thread before. I play the Op Ivy pandora station at my shop all day, it's awesome how many homebrewers come in and recognize the bands on it and rock out while I get their grain ready

I'd put money on the correlation being the DIY lifestyle of people who are drawn to punk in the first place. Hell, I don't really go to shows anymore, but for the most part I hate paying someone to do something that I can do myself.
 
I'd put money on the correlation being the DIY lifestyle of people who are drawn to punk in the first place. Hell, I don't really go to shows anymore, but for the most part I hate paying someone to do something that I can do myself.

That makes a lot of sense to me
 
I'd put money on the correlation being the DIY lifestyle of people who are drawn to punk in the first place. Hell, I don't really go to shows anymore, but for the most part I hate paying someone to do something that I can do myself.

That's funny. I'm the same way. The only repair I've ever paid for was a roof replacement. I paid for it because I'd done it before, and there was no way I was going to go through that hell again.

Every time I'm working on a DIY project, or brewing, I have to have my Dead Kennedys Pandora station blasting in the garage. It drives my wife nuts, but I can't work without it.
 
I think you guys are on to something. I'm too stubborn to let anybody do anything for me. Punk and hardcore seem to speak to that mentality.
 
Glad to see this thread. I'm more into metal now, but grew up on punk around here. Buddie's brother got me into Descendents, which turned into all. Brother hooked me upwith Waiting Room by Fugazi and I was hooked. Saw Fugazi consecutive nights at First Avenue around 95. Have seen Descndents twice and All! three times. Best punk concert was Warped Tour 97. Penny wise, Less than Jake, Descendents(with Milo), Social Distortion, Mighty Btones, and others I forget.
 
Glad to see this thread. I'm more into metal now, but grew up on punk around here. Buddie's brother got me into Descendents, which turned into all. Brother hooked me upwith Waiting Room by Fugazi and I was hooked. Saw Fugazi consecutive nights at First Avenue around 95. Have seen Descndents twice and All! three times. Best punk concert was Warped Tour 97. Penny wise, Less than Jake, Descendents(with Milo), Social Distortion, Mighty Btones, and others I forget.

Guess I forgot a couple big ones. Blink 182, Limp Bizkit, Sugar Ray, Sick of it All, hed(pe), Lagwagon
 
So do we have any TRUE BELIEVERS in the group?????

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Glad to see this thread. I'm more into metal now, but grew up on punk around here. Buddie's brother got me into Descendents, which turned into all. Brother hooked me upwith Waiting Room by Fugazi and I was hooked. Saw Fugazi consecutive nights at First Avenue around 95. Have seen Descndents twice and All! three times. Best punk concert was Warped Tour 97. Penny wise, Less than Jake, Descendents(with Milo), Social Distortion, Mighty Btones, and others I forget.

I'm from West River, Crapid City. one of my favorite shows there was Peter and the Test Tube Babies. the venue was an old pool hall owned by a skeeze that also owned a decaying 18+ strip joint. the owner upped the rental fee at the last minute. the guy setting it all up stole the key and made a copy. we had a donation only show, trashed the place, and my roommate and I hung out with Peter downtown after the show. I've been told, "You're destroying your own scene." that's fine. I don't want to be part of a scene that blindly plays nice and smiles while venue owners bend us over just so we all have a nice place to play. I'd rather go to a show in someones basement, living room, the Black Hills Forrest, Sunrise Mountain, abandoned house, etc.
 
Been rockin out to random Irish punk on YouTube while brewing today. I dug this picture out of a box at my parents last weekend. Me and my friend at a show when I was sixteen. I look nothing like this anymore. If not for the tattoos, I look fairly respectable. Kids..

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I got kicked out of a back yard show in Vegas for telling a joke once.

some friends of mine wanted to go to some "Riot Girl's" back yard show.these girls were not real Riot Girls. they were candy kids that wrote a horribly put together 'zine and shouted crap like, "GIRL POWER!" and "All men are pigs!" found out after we got there that it was so they could scope out a "rival crew", Rogue Shire. anyhow, Resist and Exist came out from CA and was the big attraction. I heckled the flocc out of them. Jay Lee, or whatever that floccers name was, kept saying, "I don't know about out here, but in California..." it told them to go back to CA and that we didn't want them in NV. I can't remember if I was drinking Maudite or la Fin du Monde, but it was hot out. when the cops showed up (inevitable), one of the fresh cuts in our circle turned to the only black kid there and said, "Quick! Shake my hand so they don't think I'm racist!" Avery looked at his outstretched hand and said, "Pssshhhh." as he walked away. the cops told everyone to keep it down a little and left with an underage drunk run away in-tow. the whole time I was mocking bands, I would hear laughter and/or the encouraging, "Yeeeaaahhh!" from somewhere behind me. I had taken to getting on the mic between bands and telling jokes. I may have been drinking Newcastle as well. Old Jerry from Rogue Shire sat in the back in a pole shed gripping a plastic knife waiting for one of my friends (The United) to start s#!t. RS had us outnumbered and out powered, yet he cowered in the back with his fragile plastic. there was a new guy in their group. he was big. 1/2 Samoan 1/2 Norwegian (as I found out later) kind of big. but everyone's big when you're 5'7" and 125 lbs. so it was between bands again, I was perhaps a bit tipsy, and my new found public needed entertained. I stepped up to the mic and said, "How many Riot Girls does it take to change a light bulb? Four. One to do it and the other three to write a 'zine about it." they kicked me out. but RS invited us to a party to bury the hatchet and I almost got jumped on account of my anti-swastika tattoo. all anyone saw was the swastika and not the big red circle with the big red line through it. I ended up hanging with Rogue Shire a lot more than The United. the tension never went away and eventually lead to the all out brawl during The Slackers at The Sanctuary.
 
ah my daughter came over today and had to have me dig out a cd she bought me when she was about 12 years old...ah the memories...
 
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