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Bloodybill - Posted - 07/20/2007: 11:58:18
The Forge Mountain Diggers have one CD release, and it's good. I have it. You can get it at cd baby. They have good speed, but they're not really crossing the line much into "punk." They're good though, I still love 'em.
Split Lip Rayfield has decided to carry on the music in honor of Kirk. They have some shows booked. I'll be interested to hear their new guitar player, though I have no idea who that will be yet. I was glad to hear they will carry on. Now if the meat purveyors would get back together and stay that way, all would be right in the world.
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In the land of misfit banjos
DBoon - Posted - 07/25/2007: 21:05:43
Hey there!
Jack Jack sent me a link to this thread. I'm a huge fan of the Minutemen and all old school punk/hardcore. I'm a huge lover of bluegrass and old-time although lately I've been feeling that the newer 'grass is a tad too perfect sounding and polished (no offenses meant! Just my opinion although I still listen to a lot of it such as Blue Highway).
Old-time is my current fav simply because it can be as hard driving as BG but has also retained most of it's rawness. One bluegrass band that I think has the drive and the rawness of hardcore (but is still strictly bluegrass) is the Earl Brothers. They rock!! Anyone else like them?
Cheers,
Sid
"It requires a very unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious. "
-- A.N.W.
DBoon - Posted - 07/25/2007: 21:11:10
LOL!
I just noticed that I was the 200th poster to the "punk meets bluegrass" thread. I was also the 20,000th member to sign up to the hangout (which tons of folks have informed me in the last few days).
Weird...
"It requires a very unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious. "
-- A.N.W.
ozarkbilly - Posted - 07/25/2007: 21:37:40
quote:
Originally posted by banjo ron
I'm diggin' the Avett Brothers, a band from North Carolina. They're pretty close to punk/bluegrass on some songs. Kinda like Old Crow only more raw sounding.
awesome thread! I was a child of the 80s and grew up on punk & such. I love the raw-ness of the Avetts, their CD's sort of capture it, watching live clips of them on the internet capture it a little bit more, but seeing them live is the real deal. here's a clip of them doing pretty girl from chile off their newest album. Watch them go electric at about the 6 minute mark, it's unreal http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHj0E7i_5wAand a clip of a cover of zeppelin's 'how many more times' followed by a snippet of 'old joe clark' and then 'wanted man'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owB276e0GLoand the afore-mentioned Langhorne Slim is a real gem also. I just recently got to see him in a bar in Lawrence KS for $2. Craaaazy... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82iPwaQgM34
SlowPockets - Posted - 07/25/2007: 22:03:36
quote:
Originally posted by DBoon
One bluegrass band that I think has the drive and the rawness of hardcore (but is still strictly bluegrass) is the Earl Brothers. They rock!! Anyone else like them?
Cheers,
Sid
"It requires a very unusual mind to undertake the analysis of the obvious. "
-- A.N.W.
Haven't heard them but I'll check them out thanks for the heads up. I'd never heard of most of these bluegrass/punk oldtime/punk bands before this thread started. The Federal Burro of Investigations "Special Agent Donkey" Slowpockets
country frank - Posted - 07/26/2007: 10:26:44
I love this thread.
Just gigged my punk band here in London and it was a ball. We only play a few times a year these days but it is such a blast when we do. Guess I should be growing out of this sort of thing at my age but what for?, its not like it will improve my job prospects so I say grow old disgracefully. Punk will never die!
Oi! from the UK.
Regards from London.
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JackJack - Posted - 07/26/2007: 12:59:58
quote:
Originally posted by DBoon
Earl Brothers. They rock!! Anyone else like them?
Oh Yeah! Seen the Earl Brothers a couple times, they totally get me going. They're from San Francisco so I whenever I get the chance I go check them out. I turned DKB on to them a bit back. Rumor has it they're singer/guitarist-John is leaving. I hope not, he has to most distinct voice I've ever heard. 
DKB - Posted - 07/26/2007: 18:44:54
Yes the Earl Bros are awesome! I have to make myself not listen to them so I wont get burned out on them. JackJack is the man plus he is from Denver. The Earl Bros are playing up here in August I think I will be there. By the way welcome D Boon. I have an email coming your way.
Be Blessed
DKB
SlowPockets - Posted - 08/05/2007: 10:24:45
Hey y'all, I just wanted to mention that PunkRockYokel joined the HO in July of this year. Her daddy is in the Subhumans and they're getting ready to put out a new CD. She's just getting started out on the banjo so swing by and give her some encouragement.
ruraltradpunk - Posted - 08/05/2007: 12:27:45
Another Minutemen fan here - I remember driving across the country once when I was living in the States and I only had one cassette in the car stereo - 'Double Nickels on the Dime". How cool that there are so many other old punks here on the forum!.
Jill
DKB - Posted - 08/05/2007: 12:32:12
Double nickels on the dime is an album that has withstood the test of time. I will still be listening to it when I am too old to know any better.
Be Blessed
DKB
Griffis - Posted - 08/05/2007: 14:10:50
I love the Minutemen. DBoon-- I sent you an email about this, but now I have my answers.
I'm also an old punk who came to old time music in the early 1990s. I still played in punk and rock bands until recently, but I think those days are over for me. I still listen to some of it and love a lot of rock and roll...everything from early rockabilly to garage punk of the '60s to some classic rock bands of the '70s like The Band and CCR to new wave and punk and even some metal stuff.
But sometime around 1991 I was in a record store and picked up (really for a lark, expecting it to be "funny, goofy" stuff) a bargain bin CD called "Are You From Dixie?" that contained recordings by the Blue Sky Boys, The Allen Brothers, The Delmore Brothers and some other acts.
I was awestruck. Then I got into Uncle Dave Macon, Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers, Kelly Harrell and other early country acts, and I moved from that into old rural blues, then early hot jazz, then early recordings of ethnic music like Hawaiian stuff, the first calypso and mariachi recordings, etc., etc.
What started out as what I thought would be a joke became the ruling passion of my musical life. I'm hankering to put together (or join) an old time band...maybe a jug type band or something. I like bluegrass but what I play and listen to mostly predates bluegrass. I like it raw...ragged but right.
Edited by - Griffis on 08/05/2007 14:12:00
Saint Dick - Posted - 08/07/2007: 11:15:19
Bump...keep this one going ..i emjoy reading
Everyone believes in something....I believe ... We should Live simply, Love Generously, Care Deeply, Speak Kindly, Leave the rest to GOD.
fstylemb1 - Posted - 08/08/2007: 15:34:07
Dbl Nickels, Husker Du's ZEN ARCADE, MEAT PUPPETS II and Black Flag's MY WAR LPs all came out around the same time if I recall correctly'83-'85. SST was crankin out some awesome stuff. Great records although my favorite Black Flag record was DAMAGED or EVERYTHING WENT BLACK. A lot of great records came out during that time period.
KEEP THIS THREAD GOING!
Keep pickin'
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JackJack - Posted - 08/08/2007: 16:18:38
quote:
Originally posted by fstylemb1
my favorite Black Flag record was DAMAGED or EVERYTHING WENT BLACK.
The first hardcore band I ever heard was Black Flag, so I ran out and got the Everything Went Black album. Funny thing was, when I went to the record store, I couldn't find Black Flag anywhere, so I asked the guy at the counter and he walked over and grabbed the album for me (exactly where I was looking). You see, I had never seen the album cover or knew of the "bars" logo and this particular cover didn't have the band name on the cover. It seem this was when Black Flag was being sued (or something) over the name by the bug exterminating company "Black Flag" so they released a handful of copies without any reference to the name Black Flag. The name is blacked out on liner notes and everywhere. That's the way I heard it anyway. I still have that album in my collection.
fstylemb1 - Posted - 08/08/2007: 17:05:40
my copy of EVERYTHING WENT BLACK is w/out the BF name and bars. On my copy of Damaged, there is some kind of "anti-parent record" sticker over the Unicorn/MCA record logo. There was some dispute between the band and MCA. I was into a lot of british punk-the Pistols, Clash, Damned, Jam, as well as stateside Ramones, Dead Boys etc. I then found the 1st ish of Max Rn R, opened up a can of worms. Also found the Let them eat Jellybeans v/a LP. A classic comp.
Keep pickin'
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Griffis - Posted - 08/08/2007: 20:56:43
quote:
Originally posted by fstylemb1
Dbl Nickels, Husker Du's ZEN ARCADE, MEAT PUPPETS II and Black Flag's MY WAR LPs all came out around the same time if I recall correctly'83-'85. SST was crankin out some awesome stuff. Great records although my favorite Black Flag record was DAMAGED or EVERYTHING WENT BLACK. A lot of great records came out during that time period.
KEEP THIS THREAD GOING!
Well, I don't believe Minutemen were ever on SST (maybe a single or ep or something, but they were certainly in that same spirit.) Meat Puppets II is INDEED one of the highlights of that decade. And I saw Black Flag on tour in '84 and '85 ("My War" and "Slip It In") Lots of great near-forgotten SST bands as well...BlindIdiotGod, Saccharine Trust, St. Vitus (the SST "metal" band), Painted Wille.... I have been into Old Time music since around 1991 or 1992. Since the advent of the internet, I have come upon many people from all walks who came to Old Time from a punk rock background. I think it has something to do with the sincerity and feeling of the music, as well as the fact that there is a rawness and "realness" to it--ragged but right, as they say. However, I don't listen to much punk stuff these days. It's mostly for personal nostalgia's sake. I still love and admire a lot of it, but it doesn't fill me up as much as old Pre-WW2 stuff. I will say, though, that a large percentage of punk was generic to just plain bad, but I think you can say the same for every genre of music from the 1950s on. It saddens me when I hear people say "all punk was was a bunch of whiny angry noise by no-talents." People who say this really haven't heard much. There was some political punk, and yes, some that was essentially just noise (though I like a lot of that as well), but when you start thinking about the number of really good, inventive bands that fell under the punk banner-- they are all over the map-- from messy and sloppy to tight and cerebral, to stoopid and goofy to pretty intelligent and clever. I mean, you got Flipper, No Trend, 76% Uncertain, Die Kreuzen, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Minutemen, Beefeater, Minor Threat, Husker Du, Mission of Burma...and later on Scratch Acid, Killdozer, Jesus Lizard, Big Black, Butthole Surfers...it's a very wide variety really.
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/08/2007: 21:42:05
Hi Griffis,
Nice post! That was a great group of bands you mentioned.
I'm especially fond of Die Kreuzen. Man what a killer band!!
I listened to "Cows and Beer" just the other day!
Anyway, just for consistency, the Minutemen were definitely an SST band. There are a few EPs or compilations from other labels but all their albums were SST.
BTW welcome to the hangout!!
Pat
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/09/2007: 01:22:13
Anyone heard the rumor of a Minor Threat reunion?
Supposedly, Ian was totally against it.
Nonetheless, they have decided to tour with a surprise special-guest vocalist in Ian's place:
shano - Posted - 08/09/2007: 05:16:47
If you want something really hardcore, try out this Bluegras/metal/psychobilly outfict whose name the censor wont let me publish.
The fiddle player also has an awesome pic of her on stage....wow...
Any way, let the song run, its amazing.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...ndID=3869957
Make something foolproof and someone will invent a better idiot.
fstylemb1 - Posted - 08/09/2007: 11:45:15
good post Griffs. Wheatstraw, you killed me with those pics. Will the real Ian MacKaye please stand up!
Minutemen had records on New Alliance, SST, and I think I have a 7" on thermidor-beanspill(?), same label as the Nig Heist 7". That 1st Die Kreuzen LP was killer. Saw them a bunch of times. I think one of my ole bands may have played a show with them, it was the hazy 80's, punk rock daze!
I often get in discussions about the the parrallels of punk and grass. Both raw and driving.
Any of you all going to IBMA?
Keep pickin'
Mike Bucayu
Bluegrass Anonymous
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wheatstraw - Posted - 08/09/2007: 12:18:51
quote:
Minutemen had records on New Alliance, SST, and I think I have a 7" on thermidor-beanspill(?), same label as the Nig Heist 7".
Yeah, I meant all the full albums were on SST. "The Politics of Time" is the exception to this statement, having been originally released by New Alliance (maybe because it had some Reactionaries material on it) but it really was a compilation of previously unreleased material. New Alliance was Watt and Boon's own label, which they created after seeing how easy it was for Greg Ginn to create SST. They also released Husker Du's "Land Speed Record" and the early Descendents stuff (like "Milo Goes to College"). After DBoon passed away, Watt sold New Alliance to SST and, as a result, much of the NA recording were re-released on SST.
JackJack - Posted - 08/09/2007: 14:43:48
I came across an old old video of an early line-up of my old Denver band on YouTube!
I have no idea who posted it, probably the guy that filmed it and edited it way back in the day. I'm guessing around 1985. I must have been 16 at the time. I'm the bass player.
Check it out - Acid Pigs - "Beer's Gone"
playthebanjo - Posted - 08/09/2007: 22:30:02
I saw the Avett Bros at Mearlefest 2 years ago, then more recently in a bar here in Athens, GA. The later one was lots more raucous. The one banjo playing brother plays a real nice Stelling. He beats the crap out of it rather than playing it and breaks more strings in a night than I break in a month. I talked to him the last time I saw him...he is all about what is a common theme in this thread, honest punk attitude.
Just in case some of the newer people missed it from page 2, here is my last band from seattle: www.whiskeyandthedevil.com
Death Comes to Those Who Wait
Griffis - Posted - 08/09/2007: 23:13:14
quote:
Originally posted by wheatstraw
Anyway, just for consistency, the Minutemen were definitely an SST band. There are a few EPs or compilations from other labels but all their albums were SST.
I sit here corrected. I was indeed thinking of New Alliance. I was...uh...not in my right mind alot in those days. I'm not sure why I was thinking this. Thanks for the welcome!
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/09/2007: 23:38:58
quote:
I sit here corrected. I was indeed thinking of New Alliance. I was...uh...not in my right mind alot in those days. I'm not sure why I was thinking this.
No worries, bro!! The only reason why I know this stuff is because I have no life. 
JackJack - Posted - 08/10/2007: 13:14:49
quote:
Originally posted by fstylemb1
BTW Jack, did you all put out any records? if so, have one to spare?
Yep, we had a couple 45's. I'll look around and see if I can find those extras. I let you know if I have any to spare. quote:
playthebanjo
Just in case some of the newer people missed it from page 2, here is my last band from seattle: www.whiskeyandthedevil.com
Cool! Nice touch -Misfits t-shirt and the kilt . I have relatives in Portland and head up there a lot. Maybe it'll work out sometime and I can see you guys perform. The Firehouse, I think my bro in-law took me there for a show once. DKB - You gotta check out this MySpace page. It's from the 80's Denver punk scene with tons of picture and flyers. I recognize a few people, but not a lot. There's even a few flyers there that I designed for the Acid Pigs shows.You need to register to view most of the stuff though  .
DKB - Posted - 08/10/2007: 19:40:26
Jack I just checked out that page. There was a part about the blast coc show at the aztlan. The scene was never the same after that show. Anyways if you look at the freinds part, go to Tom Mick's my space page. In the songs he has up there is one called A-hole of the universe which is my old band called mudstack. Let me know what you think. Man I have not heard burnt fase in years.
Be Blessed
DKB
Griffis - Posted - 08/10/2007: 20:47:14
quote:
Originally posted by wheatstraw
That is just so disturbing. Mackaye would prolly laff his butt off.
JackJack - Posted - 08/10/2007: 21:39:52
quote:
Originally posted by DKB
Jack I just checked out that page. There was a part about the blast coc show at the aztlan. The scene was never the same after that show. Anyways if you look at the freinds part, go to Tom Mick's my space page. In the songs he has up there is one called A-hole of the universe which is my old band called mudstack. Let me know what you think. Man I have not heard burnt fase in years.
Be Blessed
DKB
DKB - Sounds awesome Dan! When was that recorded? Were you the singer  Wheatstraw - Meant to comment on Britney earlier, that is sooo funny. It really works well. Just for the record (and to bring it up again), has everybody seen American Hardcore or We Jam Econo. Both highly recommended. Are there other new documentaries/movies out there or in the works about the 80's scenes? I'd like to see a follow up to the American Hardcore movie. There's so many more bands and music from where they left it off. I guess you just can't cram it all into a 2 hour movie though.
Edited by - JackJack on 08/10/2007 21:49:43
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/10/2007: 22:05:45
Here's a shot of Britney in the pit. Too bad Savzac isn't into punk or else he might appreciate these.
DKB - Posted - 08/10/2007: 22:24:10
Jack, that was in 2000 and yes it was me singing if you want to call it that. That band was Tom and Derek from the abberant, Tony from Innocent addiction, your replacement from the Acid pigs and yours truly. I still need to check out both of those movies.
Be Blessed
DKB
Griffis - Posted - 08/11/2007: 13:16:51
quote:
Originally posted by JackJack
Just for the record (and to bring it up again), has everybody seen American Hardcore or We Jam Econo. Both highly recommended. Are there other new documentaries/movies out there or in the works about the 80's scenes? I'd like to see a follow up to the American Hardcore movie. There's so many more bands and music from where they left it off. I guess you just can't cram it all into a 2 hour movie though.
I recommend "Decline of Western Civilization" if you can find it. I think it's out of print. Now, beware because there was a sequel to this film that dealt with heavy metal and isn't as good or interesting to me. But the original Decline is great...lots of interviews with Black Flag, Circle Jerks, street kids, and perfomrnaces of Germs, Fear and others.
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/11/2007: 13:44:51
I agree about Decline of Western Civilization pt 1-- it's awesome!!
The Black Flag, Germs, and Circle Jerks stuff is particularly classic.
Turns out that the whole Decline documentary is available on youtube!
It's in 16 parts. Here's part one:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RnYQR3_ydj0
BTW have any of you heard about the Germs movie coming out?
I'm not sure whether or not it's gonna be lame but at least Pat, Lorna, and Don are involved.
Supposedly the guy playing Darby, Shane West(?), went on tour with the rest of the original Germs within the last year or so as their singer.
DKB - Posted - 08/11/2007: 16:34:03
Wheatstraw, it is so good to see you back brother! Have you seen honky yet?
Be Blessed
DKB
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/11/2007: 20:42:34
quote:
Wheatstraw, it is so good to see you back brother! Have you seen honky yet?
Be Blessed
Hey DKB! No, I haven't seen em yet (lame I know!). My life has been extremely stressful for close to 6 months and I haven't had much chance to go see shows or anything. I still plan to see em though!! How's things in CO?
DKB - Posted - 08/12/2007: 11:13:00
The purpose of this post is twofold. One, to keep this going and two, for those of us who were around go to TLG's my hangout page and check out his pictures and post your findings. I cant say any more because I will give it away. Wheatstraw things are good up here although I think you hit the nail on the head with stressful. It has been a strange summer indeed. Just remember what the stanley bros say "the darkest hour is just before dawn"
Be Blessed
DKB
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/12/2007: 11:42:25
Cool banjo!! It looks like the banjo version of Greg Ginn's old see-through Armstrong lucite guitar.
I tried finding a pic of Ginn where his guitar looks transparent, but all the pics of him that I could find show the guitar in a dirty beaten-up state. It was transparent at one time though. LOL!
The first pic shows what those guitars look like before they are given the "Ginn" treatment.
Edited by - wheatstraw on 08/12/2007 11:44:36
DKB - Posted - 08/12/2007: 12:13:07
I read an interveiw with Tom Trocolli and he said that out of everyone he knew, Greg Ginn was the only one who could get that guitar
to sound good. I want to know what that banjo sounds like. I remember see Flag on their last tour and being bummed that the clear guitar
got retired or stolen. That guitar was part of the whole flag image.
Be Blessed
DKB
Griffis - Posted - 08/12/2007: 13:28:29
Those Dan Armstrong lucite guitars came in both clear and smoky. The smoky ones were more opaque than transparent.
That said, I did see Flag twice while Ginn was playing his and I do blieve his was clear and not smoky. So, probably just road rash and body gunk.
wheatstraw - Posted - 08/12/2007: 14:20:41
quote:
That said, I did see Flag twice while Ginn was playing his and I do blieve his was clear and not smoky. So, probably just road rash and body gunk
Yeah, I also remember it being clear and transparent. I saw them a bunch in the early 80s and it's something that sticks out in my mind pretty strongly -- well, that and the steady progression of Rollins from enthusiastic punk frontman to jaded rockstar poet who refused to wear anything but speedos.  Here's some clips of Decline and also Rise Above from the Target video on youtube. It has much better views of the guitar back when it was still relatively clean. http://youtube.com/watch?v=rgfCfEqYGqwhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=wHk7zahvDFIAin't youtube wonderful?
fstylemb1 - Posted - 08/14/2007: 10:47:15
wasn't henry in some gap commercials or something of the such?
yep, you're right, not to fond of the transition of awesome frontman to poetman. it was alright I guess but it lost steam. we played a show in the later years with rollins band. definitely not BFlag. there was a great bad brains clip on the target video too. is decline on DVD? y'all remember urgh the music war ? great performances by XTC and the Dead Kennedys. So will you all be at IBMA? Wear those punk shirts and get you a mohawk!
Keep pickin'
Mike Bucayu
Bluegrass Anonymous
www.bluegrass-anonymous.org
www.myspace.com/bganon
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fstylemb1/
playthebanjo - Posted - 08/20/2007: 22:54:08
Alright, this thread is truly monstrous so I might have missed this announcement, but:
The last Greg Graffin solo album is old-time. (Greg Graffin is the front man for Bad Religion). Info can be found here: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cf...dID=83961641
The album is great. so much better than the last solo album.
: ) Andrew
Death Comes to Those Who Wait
Griffis - Posted - 08/21/2007: 01:14:20
quote:
Originally posted by fstylemb1
is decline on DVD? y'all remember urgh the music war ? great performances by XTC and the Dead Kennedys.
Oh man. "URGH! A Music War" is excellent. There are fantastic performances by tons of bands. The DEVO and Wall of Voodoo clips come to mind as awesome, but it also features The Cramps doing "I Was a Teenage Werewolf"-- this is one of the finest rock and roll performances I know of on film. Lux is a man possessed. As far as I know, neither Decline nor Urgh have seen a DVD release.
sjyokel - Posted - 08/23/2007: 11:21:23
I can't believe I didn't find this thread sooner. I saw the Bad Livers at my local hardcore venue in Richmond, VA, back in the early '90s and there was never any question in my mind from then on that bluegrass and hardcore sprang from the same roots.
Anybody here from the old Richmond and DC hardcore scenes who's playing bluegrass in DC today?
C.D.R.S.
Some folk'll never eat a skunk and then again some folk'll.
fstylemb1 - Posted - 08/24/2007: 12:37:45
I was a big fan of the DC scene. Knew the Dichord folks pretty well back then. One band of mine, we recorded an LP at Inner Ear with DonZ. I guess that was '86 or '87. Kevin from 7 Seconds was interested in releasing it on his Positive Force Label. We ended up putting it out on my old label Self Destruct Records. I have a lot of Dichord and DC related records.Another band of mine played in Richmond in the early 90s. Don't remember the venue, don't remember who played with us. Those Gwar people came out to the show. I think they lived in Richmond.
Keep pickin'
Mike Bucayu
Bluegrass Anonymous
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Bloodybill - Posted - 08/28/2007: 11:40:15
quote:
Originally posted by wheatstraw
BTW have any of you heard about the Germs movie coming out?
I'm not sure whether or not it's gonna be lame but at least Pat, Lorna, and Don are involved.
Supposedly the guy playing Darby, Shane West(?), went on tour with the rest of the original Germs within the last year or so as their singer.
I heard it's been released, but since I'm not in LA, have not been able to see it yet. It's called "What we do is secret" __________________________________ In the land of misfit banjos
bigwaves - Posted - 08/28/2007: 17:03:15
I found "URGH! A Music War" on a torrent last month. I looks like it was from a good VCR copy.
Awesome stuff.
I was in the Austin scene in the 80s. Raul's ,Club foot,etc. a LOT of good bands came out of here.
great thread.
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