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by **clash77** » Tue Dec 30, 2014 10:18 pm

SLF for me in '89 my fav by far..Crumbsuckers and Testors with original lineups would be next on my list..

by **Knutsen** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 7:07 am

I very much enjoyed Scream, Youth Brigade and Snuff.

by **scannest** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 7:52 am

NY Dolls, Dino Jr., Replacements.

by **Gary** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 8:25 am

clash77 wrote:SLF for me in '89 my fav by far..Crumbsuckers and Testors with original lineups would be next on my list..

Saw SLF on the first reunion tour in Belfast,in 87 or so. It was great and very scary at the same time. Took me until this year to see them again.

Mission of Burma's first gig in London was pretty amazing.

It seems these days I see more old reunited bands than new bands. But that's more because that's the kind of bands who come here to play. Not so many new bands ,to my taste anyway,seem to play here.

by **Hal** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 12:53 pm

Dag Nasty
G.I. (2010 Lyle,Robbins, Moffett & 2012 Salad Days Legless Bull lineup)
Gorilla Biscuits '06?
D.Y.S. Gallery East show
Anthrax ATL lineup '06?
Return To Forever
Kingface

by **xxxHunterxxx** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 2:43 pm

I'm not sure if they ever broke up but the best old time punk band I've ever seen is the Mekons doing an acoustic set at Iota a couple of years ago. I'm a casual Mekons fan at best but they were mind blowingly great. Best reunited DC band I've seen is either Dag Nasty or the GI 2010 or 2012 reunions.

by **gregpolard** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 3:12 pm

Lifetime - Saw them in '96 and '97 and then again in '05, '07 and '12 and they were just as awesome.

by **tango fistula** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 10:10 pm

Stooges at Jones Beach 2003
Buzzcocks reunion tour The Ritz NYC 1989
The Damned final damnation tour NYC 1989
Undertones at Knitting Factory NYC 2004?

by **clash77** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 10:28 pm

Gary wrote:
clash77 wrote:SLF for me in '89 my fav by far..Crumbsuckers and Testors with original lineups would be next on my list..

Saw SLF on the first reunion tour in Belfast,in 87 or so. It was great and very scary at the same time. Took me until this year to see them again.

Mission of Burma's first gig in London was pretty amazing.

It seems these days I see more old reunited bands than new bands. But that's more because that's the kind of bands who come here to play. Not so many new bands ,to my taste anyway,seem to play here.

Gary, would like to hear more feedback from that SLF gig.Was it the environment at the time that stays with you!??

by **version sound** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 10:51 pm

It's Swiz, dummies.

by **clash77** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 11:13 pm

version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

by **clash77** » Wed Dec 31, 2014 11:56 pm

The Dag "punk rockers" run and hide when confronted..Sleep well my friends..

by **gunter1976** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 2:50 am

gregpolard wrote:Lifetime - Saw them in '96 and '97 and then again in '05, '07 and '12 and they were just as awesome.

by **version sound** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 8:36 am

clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

by **Janelle** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 9:35 am

clash77 wrote:SLF for me in '89 my fav by far..Crumbsuckers and Testors with original lineups would be next on my list..

Testors was a good one!!

by **Janelle** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 9:36 am

tango fistula wrote:Stooges at Jones Beach 2003
Buzzcocks reunion tour The Ritz NYC 1989
The Damned final damnation tour NYC 1989
Undertones at Knitting Factory NYC 2004?

Hey I was at the Stooges Jones Beach show too

by **Gary** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 9:55 am

clash77 wrote:
Gary wrote:
clash77 wrote:SLF for me in '89 my fav by far..Crumbsuckers and Testors with original lineups would be next on my list..

Saw SLF on the first reunion tour in Belfast,in 87 or so. It was great and very scary at the same time. Took me until this year to see them again.

Mission of Burma's first gig in London was pretty amazing.

It seems these days I see more old reunited bands than new bands. But that's more because that's the kind of bands who come here to play. Not so many new bands ,to my taste anyway,seem to play here.

Gary, would like to hear more feedback from that SLF gig.Was it the environment at the time that stays with you!??

Can't really remember details as such,just that it was very tense. I'm sure stuff had happened in the lead up,but there were definitely "sides". I remember a flag being raised at one point between bands and a riot almost erupting. The crowd was incredibly loud and there were chants that made me feel a little uneasy. A lot of skinheads and very intimidating punks and an awful lot of fights. I was just a young skater who was getting into punk having been into metal and the tension at the SLF gig made anything I'd previously encountered at metal gigs seem like a walk in the park.

I remember the lp coming out from that tour and being really disappointed it wasn't from the Belfast gig. I was thinking shouldn't a Belfast band have that gig as the record? In retrospect,I can imagine it would not have been a good idea.

by **gregpolard** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 10:54 am

version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

by **version sound** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 11:38 am

gregpolard wrote:
version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

I was thinking the same thing.

by **scannest** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 6:24 pm

Oh, and the GI reunion with J and Pete and Tom and Stabby. Amazing show.

by **john stabb** » Thu Jan 01, 2015 8:52 pm

Thanks for all who chose any of the GI gigs. And to think a GI Reunion could be up there with Chick Corea-

Mine:

Youth Brigade/BMB/Dag Nasty/Kingface - Salad Days Black Cat - 2013
The Plimsouls @ Jammin' Java - early 2000's ?
FLAG (w/ surprise guest Milo on "Damaged" encore!)- Baltimore Soundstage - 2013
Hyaa!/Mother May I - Iota - 2012
Marginal Man -Black Cat -2012
The Bizzaros - WDC '2012 ?
Soulside - Black Cat - 2014

by **gunter1976** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 2:37 am

Unbroken, 2012 (Belgium, Europe).

Website · by **JGJR** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 10:14 am

tango fistula wrote:Stooges at Jones Beach 2003
Undertones at Knitting Factory NYC 2004?

I was at that Undertones show (well actually both shows they played at Knitting Factory in 2004; both were great!). I was also at the Stooges show at Roseland which was right after that Jones Beach show. It remains the best show I've ever seen.

by **drew** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 10:23 am

Stooges at Jones Beach
Stooges at Roseland (Like JGJR said, the best show I've ever seen)
Iggy & The Stooges at House of Blues
Replacements at Queens Stadium 2014
Quicksand at Webster Hall 2013

by **clash77** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 7:42 pm

gregpolard wrote:
version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

So if this were a CLASH message board, would it be unacceptable if I didnt care for Big Audio Dynamite?

by **clash77** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 8:37 pm

gregpolard wrote:
version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

Cmon, you guys are smarter than that.

by **tango fistula** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 9:30 pm

KISS -MSG NYC 1996
Descendents -Anthrax Stamford CT August 1985
Zany Guys -Knights Of Pythias Hall Tempe AZ 1987
Weirdos -(with the Circle Jerks) The Ritz NYC 1989

by **clash77** » Fri Jan 02, 2015 9:40 pm

tango fistula wrote:KISS -MSG NYC 1996
Descendents -Anthrax Stamford CT August 1985
Zany Guys -Knights Of Pythias Hall Tempe AZ 1987
Weirdos -(with the Circle Jerks) The Ritz NYC 1989

I Was at that Jerks show also.Can't forget that night, my car was stolen from train station.Unfortunatelly thats what I remember most from that night..

by **Chris Shary** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 5:33 pm

First reunion show DESCENDENTS did in the fall of 96 was at a gay bar Nightengales. It wasn't really announced, but was CRAZY, CRAZY packed. First song in power went out, I was standing on Bill's drum cases next to Jon Snodgrass, bend over because the ceiling was so low. It was so unbelievable that we were seeing DESCENDENTS. Afterwards everyone was wide eyed, unable to believe what had happened, this is band included. Truly a high mark for me.

by **lewdd** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 6:34 pm

Chris Shary wrote:First reunion show DESCENDENTS did in the fall of 96 was at a gay bar Nightengales. It wasn't really announced, but was CRAZY, CRAZY packed. First song in power went out, I was standing on Bill's drum cases next to Jon Snodgrass, bend over because the ceiling was so low. It was so unbelievable that we were seeing DESCENDENTS. Afterwards everyone was wide eyed, unable to believe what had happened, this is band included. Truly a high mark for me.

You win. You are so lucky to be so connected to the Descendents. Now tell us what happened to that Descendents watch artwok you were working on.

by **version sound** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 7:41 pm

clash77 wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

So if this were a CLASH message board, would it be unacceptable if I didnt care for Big Audio Dynamite?

It's acceptable for you to like or dislike whatever you want, but you seem to hate everything from DC that's not Minor Threat.

by **clash77** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 8:04 pm

version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
gregpolard wrote:
version sound wrote:
clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:It's Swiz, dummies.

VS are you embarassed to even acknowledge such a band?.I would be.

Swiz are great. I acknowledge them proudly. Not sure what your beef is with any and every band that formed after 1978. You surely aren't THAT old and boring.

Which is just odd considering this is a Dag Nasty message board.

So if this were a CLASH message board, would it be unacceptable if I didnt care for Big Audio Dynamite?

It's acceptable for you to like or dislike whatever you want, but you seem to hate everything from DC that's not Minor Threat.

Its hard for me to take anyone with a Taylor Swift avatar seriously.Did you lose a bet??.haha..

by **gregpolard** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 8:54 pm

Taylor Swift is the ish.

by **clash77** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 9:09 pm

gregpolard wrote:Taylor Swift is the ish.

What the fuck is the Ish??..Two clown suits on order..please send me an address to send them to.I didnt realize I was in a talk forum for teenage girls..Will we discussing what color nail polish we like next?

by **version sound** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 9:16 pm

clash77 wrote:
gregpolard wrote:Taylor Swift is the ish.

What the fuck is the Ish??..Two clown suits on order..please send me an address to send them to.I didnt realize I was in a talk forum for teenage girls..Will we discussing what color nail polish we like next?

by **gregpolard** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 9:59 pm

If you are into a forum where a grown man is spending his Saturday night watching various hair metal videos on YouTube, you’re in the right place.

Related note: Warrant had some kick ass songs.

by **gregpolard** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 10:01 pm

clash - I am not even asking this in a condescending way, but do you legitimately only listen to punk rock or punk rock related music?

by **clash77** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 10:22 pm

gregpolard wrote:clash - I am not even asking this in a condescending way, but do you legitimately only listen to punk rock or punk rock related music?

My tastes in music have been expressed many times since I began posting here..Although I lean heavily towards a certain era, Its a diverse catalog..You would know that as well as anyone else."teenie bopper girl pop" I'm assuming was not the idea of focus when this board began..I find it sickening, as I'm sure some of your board"friends" secretly do..They wont agree with me publicly since I'm public enemy #1 here.I'm sure Smalley picked up the latest Swift record too!!!!

by **gregpolard** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 10:23 pm

clash77 wrote:
gregpolard wrote:clash - I am not even asking this in a condescending way, but do you legitimately only listen to punk rock or punk rock related music?

My tastes in music have been expressed many times since I began posting here..Although I lean heavily towards a certain era, Its a diverse catalog..You would know that as well as anyone else."teenie bopper girl pop" I'm assuming was not the idea of focus when this board began..I find it sickening, as I'm sure some of your board"friends" secretly do..They wont agree with me publicly since I'm public enemy #1 here.I'm sure Smalley picked up the latest Swift record too!!!!

Honestly, past 7th grade, who cares what other people listen to? I’m genuinely shocked that it bothers you, a grown man like myself, that much. Maybe it’s just because I’m bored on a Saturday night but I find it hilarious that someones musical taste SICKENS you. I am actually laughing as I type that.

by **version sound** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 10:46 pm

Pffft. I endured threats of physical violence from grown fucking men when I was ten years old for liking punk rock. Do you seriously thing I give a flying fuck what some internet tuff guy thinks of my musical tastes? Looks like it's come full circle and the rednecks are getting all worked up because people aren't punk-fucking-rock enough. Blow it out your ass, tuff guy.

by **version sound** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 11:11 pm

And seriously, a proud fan of Skrewdriver is "sickened" by Taylor Swift? Pfffffffffffffffffftttttt.

by **clash77** » Sat Jan 03, 2015 11:46 pm

version sound wrote:And seriously, a proud fan of Skrewdriver is "sickened" by Taylor Swift? Pfffffffffffffffffftttttt.

You know it!..Good or bad, at least they're a relevant subject as it relates to this board..You dont seem to get that ..There are plenty of teen girl message boards to discuss that dribble.I love the tag team approach.Makes me care even less.

by **version sound** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 12:09 am

No, Nazi bullshit is not relevant, period. Taylor Swift is 1000% more relevant than those moronic fuckfaces anywhere other than a Klan rally.

by **gregpolard** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 7:39 am

clash77 wrote:
version sound wrote:And seriously, a proud fan of Skrewdriver is "sickened" by Taylor Swift? Pfffffffffffffffffftttttt.

You know it!..Good or bad, at least they're a relevant subject as it relates to this board..You dont seem to get that ..There are plenty of teen girl message boards to discuss that dribble.I love the tag team approach.Makes me care even less.

Tag team? LOL I was just chiming in that I think Taylor Swift is awesome when you attacked VS avatar. This may absolutely blow your mind but I LOVE PUNK ROCK! I have played in punk rock bands since I’ve been 16 years old, and now at almost 34 I still play in one. Just because like what you call “Carson Daly” music or whatever doesn’t make me any less “punk” than you or anyone else here.

by **77clash** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 8:16 am

by **gunter1976** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 12:56 pm

clash77 wrote:Its hard for me to take anyone with a Taylor Swift avatar seriously.Did you lose a bet??.haha..

That Taylor Swift?!

Damn, not having a clue who Version Sound is in real life, I imagined her to be rather cute. Silly me. Still, in the end it pretty much sums up the essence of most things: a big fat nothing, left to our imagination.

And a Happy New Year to all of us suckers.

Website · by **JGJR** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 1:42 pm

clash77 wrote:
tango fistula wrote:KISS -MSG NYC 1996
Descendents -Anthrax Stamford CT August 1985
Zany Guys -Knights Of Pythias Hall Tempe AZ 1987
Weirdos -(with the Circle Jerks) The Ritz NYC 1989

I Was at that Jerks show also.Can't forget that night, my car was stolen from train station.Unfortunatelly thats what I remember most from that night..

I was lucky enough to see the Weirdos (when Cliff Roman was still in the band) at Knitting Factory (when it was still on Leonard St) in 2004. Great show!

Website · by **JGJR** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 1:44 pm

Chris Shary wrote:First reunion show DESCENDENTS did in the fall of 96 was at a gay bar Nightengales. It wasn't really announced, but was CRAZY, CRAZY packed. First song in power went out, I was standing on Bill's drum cases next to Jon Snodgrass, bend over because the ceiling was so low. It was so unbelievable that we were seeing DESCENDENTS. Afterwards everyone was wide eyed, unable to believe what had happened, this is band included. Truly a high mark for me.

Sounds amazing and one of the best gigs I've ever seen was the impromptu '93 Descendents reunion at City Gardens. I got to see them 3x touring for Everything Sucks and once at Riot Fest East in 2011 and they were all great, but none could possibly compare.

by **gregpolard** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 1:46 pm

JGJR wrote:
Chris Shary wrote:First reunion show DESCENDENTS did in the fall of 96 was at a gay bar Nightengales. It wasn't really announced, but was CRAZY, CRAZY packed. First song in power went out, I was standing on Bill's drum cases next to Jon Snodgrass, bend over because the ceiling was so low. It was so unbelievable that we were seeing DESCENDENTS. Afterwards everyone was wide eyed, unable to believe what had happened, this is band included. Truly a high mark for me.

Sounds amazing and one of the best gigs I've ever seen was the impromptu '93 Descendents reunion at City Gardens. I got to see them 3x touring for Everything Sucks and once at Riot Fest East in 2011 and they were all great, but none could possibly compare.

Was going to say, since I knew you were at this show....if you didn’t mention it, I’d know you were lying!

Website · by **JGJR** » Sun Jan 04, 2015 1:54 pm

This is my response to all of the Taylor Swift "controversy." She's as relevant or irrelevant as anyone else on here. Who says who we can or can't discuss? Besides, I think she's kind of great. And what VS said about getting shit for liking punk as a kid really resonates with me, too, as well as Greg's "who cares" comment. I just don't give a shit.

I'd like to know what's so wrong with a stupid, happy song.

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