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Just saw them play Seattle like 4 days ago! Regardless how I feel about Hare Krishna, John Joseph is a hell of a front man, and quite the peacekeeper! The Cro Mags had me feeling like a kid again! I love this LP, but have you heard the demos of this album? So crucial....
I loved the video from this where they flyin' in the plane, and then playin that rad gig. Was this on a major? Sure looked like there were spendin someone's money. Shit they looked so fuckin bad ass to my suburban prairie brian! Thanks for posting this!
I hadnt heard this in awhile and got it a few weeks ago, and it is awesome. I feel it is obligatory to mention this, as many people here on the internet are mad about it:
Man, that cover of malfunction is harsh. I bought the a.o.q./best wishes disc a while back and have worshiped it ever since. My wife hates the way John sings but she hates HR's vocals too so I can't use her opinion on anything.
I happen to have also been at their recent CT show. Why is that whenever a punk legend plays a show, the dude who books that show thinks it would be a great idea to throw on 3 or 4 other absolutely shitty, generic, and unheard of bands? Every state has at least one redeemable punk band. Same thing happened when Negative Approach played in RI. Then these gangsta-core rejects have the nerve to say something like "yo yo yo, I just wanna thank (band name) for coming out tonight cause without them we wouldn't be here and shit" Boggles the mind.
Just saw them play Seattle like 4 days ago! Regardless how I feel about Hare Krishna, John Joseph is a hell of a front man, and quite the peacekeeper! The Cro Mags had me feeling like a kid again! I love this LP, but have you heard the demos of this album? So crucial....
ReplyDeleteI loved the video from this where they flyin' in the plane, and then playin that rad gig. Was this on a major? Sure looked like there were spendin someone's money. Shit they looked so fuckin bad ass to my suburban prairie brian! Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteAGE OF QUARREL DEMOS! GET 'EM HERE!
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Great album.
ReplyDeleteI hadnt heard this in awhile and got it a few weeks ago, and it is awesome. I feel it is obligatory to mention this, as many people here on the internet are mad about it:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCD71rYelJY
yeah!
ReplyDeletejust saw em in CT few weeks ago....mackie on drums, AJ from leeway on guitar....they even did a tease of rise and fall......awesome
ReplyDeletefucking RIGHTEOUS post. found this on wax at the local shop the other day for $4 and nearly blew a load right then and there.
ReplyDeleteMan, that cover of malfunction is harsh. I bought the a.o.q./best wishes disc a while back and have worshiped it ever since. My wife hates the way John sings but she hates HR's vocals too so I can't use her opinion on anything.
ReplyDeleteDude... i heard world peace can't be done! and that anarchy is a mess.
ReplyDeleteI own this lp!
Thank you, sir.
ReplyDeleteLove 'em
ReplyDeleteI happen to have also been at their recent CT show. Why is that whenever a punk legend plays a show, the dude who books that show thinks it would be a great idea to throw on 3 or 4 other absolutely shitty, generic, and unheard of bands? Every state has at least one redeemable punk band. Same thing happened when Negative Approach played in RI. Then these gangsta-core rejects have the nerve to say something like "yo yo yo, I just wanna thank (band name) for coming out tonight cause without them we wouldn't be here and shit" Boggles the mind.
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