Punk's Not Dead

Coldnasty

Coldnasty

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I know punk is a divisive term but punk to me was, Epitaph Records, Bad Brains, the descendants, and so so many awesome and to be fair shitty but fun/or not bands no one will ever remember. Shout out Backdoor skatepark shows, was good times man. bongsmilie
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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Coldnasty said:
I know punk is a divisive term but punk to me was, Epitaph Records, Bad Brains, the descendants, and so so many awesome and to be fair shitty but fun/or not bands no one will ever remember. Shout out Backdoor skatepark shows, was good times man. bongsmilie
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Went to Epitaphs Summer Nationals in Hollywood. Still have the shirt but it's a little worn. The bassist or guitarist on the right is wearing the shirt. We both got them at that show. 3 days of punk. I didn't go all three days though.

I actually got 2 there, but the White one is cooler. Just found the old post of my wrinkled shirt, lol. I've had this shirt longer than my wife, :lol:

leave a song for the day

I heard a really good jazz cover of a SD song last night. I was going to remember which song so I could post it. I didn't.
www.rollitup.org

 
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Bishop12

Bishop12

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lusidghost said:
I've always felt bad for a punk band that blows up and has to keep making music from an angsty rebellious teenager's perspective once they've become actual adults. Imagine having to make a living by bitching about how your dad thinks you're a public embarrassment, and your kid agrees with your dad.
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This reminded me of this video with Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong rocking out with his....adult kids! Crazy to watch.

 
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