hey, here they are covering one of the best Misfits songs:

my favorite band:



lolz

12 inches per foot two pints per quart why don't
we make it easy? The English system of measurement
must relate to history. We can use units of 10 and
convert with ease like all the other countries. I
am in command yes I am taking a stand from this
disease we must be free. good god! You're drunk
with your tradition that has no validity well I'm
intoxicated with sports in metrics come drink a
deciliter with me we want metrics we want it now
we know we can win I weigh 170 pounds that's 90
kilograms see metrics can even make you thin all
cool things are in metrics for example here's just
one I've got my 9 well that's 9 millimeters,
sounds cooler than my point two seventy inches
gun. The president will not exist and they will
call me communist and call me scum but its worth
it Canadians will think we are smart or at least
they will think we are not as dumb. your tradition
that has no validity well I'm intoxicated with
sports in metrics come drink a deciliter with me
we want metrics we want it now we know we can win
I weigh 170 pounds that's 90 kilograms see metrics
can even make you thin the revolution is here we
must overcome at last as we symbolically stick
their fucking foot up their fucking ass guitar!
Your tradition that has no validity well I'm
intoxicated with sports in metrics come drink a
deciliter with me we want metrics we want it now
we know we can win I weigh 170 pounds that's 90
kilograms see metrics can even make me thin

Yeah ... BR was below City and Color (watch as 5,000 people go get a pizza), then Wheezer, then Rise Against headlined.

BR is popular here but Rise Against is REALLY popular in western Canada, for some reason. It seems like they play here every six months for the last few years.

You'll love the BR show. It's their 20th Anniversary tour, by the way. Get a T-shirt.

holy shit atom&his package! First song I heard by them was "me and my black metal friends" and I was all 'wtf is this shit, it's so different'

They're great.

errrrday

So awesomely terrible

I have seen BR at least half a dozen times in the short span that I have been into punk. I do not expect to be disappointed at all by their show, I am seriously considering picking up a ticket to the ATL show and seeing them twice. I think it would be well worth it considering that they do not tour as much any more.

More BR



Some Descendents


Follow up with some NoFX

I grew up listening to punk but mainly listen to hardcore nowadays. Bands the got me started were NOFX, lagwagon, black flag, and the OG Minor threat.

Nowadays my listening consists of Have heart, Verse, Ruiner, The Carrier, Defeater and Bane.

I've seen BR 3 or 4 times. I remember how I got into them. It was somewhere between 1993-1995, I was like 10, and I was at the county library. They had VHS tapes and CDs so I was browsing CDs and came across BR's "Recipe for Hate". I thought it looked interesting, borrowed it and fell in love with it when I got home and put it in my walkman cd player lol my sister is 8 years older than me and got me into pennywise, offspring, green day, descendents, sunny day real estate etc.

I miss the early-mid 90s. So much.

Recipe for Hate was the first BR album I actually bought. I picked it up in um 03. I had a lot of their stuff from napster though.

I saw BR in 04' and was a little unimpressed. They're old now. They dont move around on stage much as if they're going to break a hip.

NoFX was badass. Antiflag has the craziest pit i've ever been in. Watched a kid make a new elbow in the middle of his forearm at my last anti-flag show. The vandals have been badass every time i've seen them.

i dont move offstage, so i dont care that they dont move onstage!

Yah NOFX is great in concert, I think i probably have just about all of their albums

Dead Boys "Sonic Reducer" ... classic



Circle Jerks ...



Tried to find a good video of The Vibrators "London Girls" but apparently there are none.

I'm old now ;-)

When I saw the Circle Jerks a few years ago ... they were about 4 bands down from the headliner, Pennywise ... they didn't move around much either (not like the video above, and not like they were in LA five years before that video).

I've got a buddy who lives in another city north of here ... he's got probably 5,000 punk 45's and EP's ... I feel pretty good when he plays a few and I know every tenth band.

One of the things that is a little sad about the digital age is so much music is gone forever ... 90% of what was out before the first CD arrived in '84 isn't on digital anything, and even with bands that are represented on CD, they pick what the record company considers "hits" and leave the rest in the vault, rotting.

Just off the top of my head, and this is not "punk" but whatever .. we get J. Geils Band's "Centerfold" on CD but not anything from the album "Full House" (which is one of the best party records ever recorded anywhere ... period).

If anyone's not familiar with that album, it's pretty much the same as giving us The Who's "Squeezebox" as a "history" of that band, while burying "Live at Leeds".

I have been trying to find some FEAR albums online and have not had any success. I first heard "I love living in the City" in SLC Punk and have wanted to listen to so more. Would you happen to have any mp3's of them that you would mind sharing?

My buddy found a copy of Fear-The Record in an old ass record shop. I got a copy cd from him. It's around here somewhere, I'll see if I can find it.

Let's Have a War, I Love Living in the City and New York's Alright are on it to name a few.

It would be amazing if you did. I need to get my server up and running again. I was sharing a ton of music around when it ran. :brain: got so much stuff from me.

Yeah, I'll look for it, it just might take a bit. I've got shit scattered everywhere.

Organized chaos, that's my motto.

Here is some more cool stuff for those that appreciate: