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February 27, 2016
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2 x 4, Aggression Pact, Agnostic Front, Ajax, Breakdown, Combatant, Constant Fear, Cro-Mags, Floorpunch, Gism, Intent, Into Another, John Coltrane, Leeway, No Tolerance, Protester, Siege, The Flex, Udusic, Vaaska, Violent Reaction
LP No Tolerance-You Walk Alone Vaaska-Todos Contra Todos Into Another-Omens Violent Reaction-Marching On Constant Fear-DroneKill EP Aggression Pact-Self Titled Ajax-Self Titled The Flex-Don’t Bother With The Outside World 2 x 4-Self Titled Udusic-Self Titled Demo/Promo Intent-Promo Tape Protester-Paincave Session Combatant-Demo Reissues Agnostic Front-No One Rules Leeway-Born To Expire Siege GISM-Determination John Coltrane-A Love Supreme: The Complete Masters Live I only attended two shows this year, but one of them was Breakdown and the other was Floorpunch/Cro-Mags.
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January 21, 2016
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The Roots
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December 7, 2014
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We will be taking our annual winter hiatus. New posts will emerge sometime in the new year.
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November 16, 2014
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97a, Automaton, Beyond, Crucial Response Records, Fanshen, Stormshadow, The Degenerics, You & I
I went to this show with my friend Rebecca. After meeting up with her, we headed up to this show, which was at a creepy Mason hall. Rebecca and I used to argue a lot in the car. She was super PC and pretty, uh, “open minded” about her hardcore, so it led to some amusing arguments. Looking back, I took that stuff way too seriously. I have not talked to her in a long time. Opening this show was Automaton, which had Alex Soudah (ex 97a) and my friend Jason Scheller, who I would meet officially a year or…
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November 9, 2014
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Get Real, Rampage
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November 2, 2014
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Alone In A Crowd, Baxter, Faith No More, Friendly Fire, Hardwarwe Fanzine, Hogan's Heroes, Judge, Mouthpiece, Murphy's Law, Neurotic Impluse, OS 101, The Cause, Vision
We did this in December of 1996… Ian: Our ex drummer interview Faith No More for Sassy Magazine, kid from Friendly Fire…that’s a little history on me. BW: Oh, wow. Ian: I came from The Cause to Friendly Fire to Baxter to Hogan’s Heroes BW: With Jay Fisher Ian: …and being friends with Brian Strahle and all the crew from down there and having seen Hogan’s Heroes a million times, he decided to ask me when they needed a bass player. Skip: Johnny moved from bass to guitar BW: Well the record is coming out in February, but we already…
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October 26, 2014
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Good Humour Stout, Murphy's Law
This was the first time I saw Murphy’s Law! I wasn’t, and still am not, a big fan, so I went with some friends thinking they might be okay. I like Back With A Bong, but the vibe around this band annoys me so much. They were good and played all the hits plus songs from their, at the time, new record Dedicated. The sister of one of my friends was up on stage with them and got a condom put on her head or something like that, which was pretty funny. What I remember most about this show was…
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October 19, 2014
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Atari, By The Grace Of God, Rain On The Parade, Rancor, Youngblood
The first thing to mention about this show is that there were a bunch of rumors the day of the show that By The Grace Of God was going to get added. They were recording their album somewhere close by and I guess a bunch of people tried to convince them to come down to the show and play a quick set. The band passed and the show went on. I think someone with us skipped their junior prom or something like that to go to this show. Cool. Youngblood opened, but I don’t think they ever even did a…
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October 12, 2014
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Fast Times, Full Speed Ahead, Social Circkle
For the life of me, I cannot remember who else played this show. I think Social Circle and Fast Times did, but I am honestly not sure. Full Speed Ahead were great as usual and got a crazy reaction from the locals. I kept ending up on stage and diving off, dodging guitars and band members as I went. Fun.
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October 5, 2014
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Beyond, Fast Times, Floorpunch, Impact Fanzine, Moondog, The Parting Shot
This show was right before Floorpunch went to Europe. Fast Times and Parting Shot opened this show, but not sure who else. Had to be others, right? No one seems to remember. Parting Shot were the dudes behind Impact Webzine (before it became a fanzine and then eventually Gordo did Double Cross with Tim) and Finish Line Fanzine. They did a pretty generic demo, but then a new recording that sounded a lot of Moondog and Beyond. Cool. Fast Times was Ali’s band. They played a LOT of shows back then. Pretty much got booked on anything they could it…
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