"The Godfather" & "Dag Nasty" by The Gerunds w/ Brian Baker (Live in D.C.)

[robertmondry]

the decendents again led me to dag nasty, 20+ YEARS ON

[iremembernothing6]

thanks for upping this. had no idea Peter did dag nasty songs with his new band The Gerunds. AWESOME

[lukerr87]

PS: you're correct, it was the first album with Peter Cortner on vocals.

[lukerr87]

Ah right, I had no idea what the members looked like apart from Brian Baker; because if im not mistaken they went through many line-up changes espeically vocals. I only discovered Day Nasty a few weeks ago but already 'wig out at denkos' is a favourite. I LOVE the riff on 'the godfather' some say then laid the groundwork for early emo.

[armatod83]

Yes and, if I'm not mistaken, that was Dag Nasty's first album with him (Peter Cortner) after they reformed in '86/'87

[lukerr87]

Nice. Such a tight performance, did the guy singing do the vocals on 'wig out at denkos?'

[jimmyblackmore]

Awesome, but what's with the other cat doing back-up vocals? Unnecessary to say the least.

[armatod83]

@jimmyblackmore

That's their keyboardist. No keyboards for these two songs, so he's pretty much just having some fun.

[ThePAlbert]

@jimmyblackmore

At least he's not a midget. Then you'd probably have held a protest outside.

[jimmyblackmore]

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[bowlingkingpin]

@jimmyblackmore

Well in the song Dag Nasty you can hear a second vocalist in some parts so I wouldn't say it's wholly unnecessary.