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@gauchebag First time arrested? He felt he was taking responsibility for everyone else, the eight other people in HIS band he convinced to go out on tour with him?

@50centisaknob I think Courtney is say he was jealous that they had a big record company behind them financing their records. But I think Anton just thought it was a crappy wannabee hit that was not cutting edge, clever, or hip or whatever you wanna call it: self-serving? I mean, come on, Pulp Fi...

ONE commercial. Who wouldn't do a commercial if asked? I'd say he's got a lot more heart than plenty of the people you see on commercials. Look JLo; how fake is she? At least he's not being at all disingenuous, he's acting stupid in a stupid commercial. So maybe he's lying when he says its the be...

All these "stars" that get "discovered" on these over-night-success shows don't impress me. So no its sing in shower 2 years, make some auditions and then a star next day? How did Dr. Dre, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin or so many other true stars make it? years of hard work. the peo...

another Hollywood Junkie dies, her popularity surges, and her estate rakes in some more money. Why do you want to fund these peoples lifestyles? She contributed nothing but a good voice, no substance, just bubblegum vapors of nothingness...and now everyone weeps as if she were Mother Theresa. So ...

Steve Jones is the best punk guitarist ever - he was 90% of the band, of their sound. Him and Paul. You could put whoever on bass. But that abrasive sound? Steve Jones all the way. The guy still works, has been all this time. Lives in LA, I think. That Les Paul sound - the guy had it, all the way...

Meh, this guy is so 2001. About three songs I like. Whats funny, I always thought he had the voice, a good voice, a unique voice, but the voice of a fat balding man. Sort of made me think NMH really had cred, didn't look like Indie Poster Boys with good hair and just the correctly picked out Indi...

@1992patience its just all this Madonna worship with her doing the Superbowl...ugh, she is just awful! I love watching her, seeing how terrible she is, what a sham, how narcissistic she is, and watching people, idiots, adore her. Whats horrible, though, are the people that pay hundreds of dollars...

sid Vicious, like Darby Crash, was just a victim of life, but ultimately made a few very critical, very WRONG, decisions. Sid: get away from Nancy. Find some other blond hooker. Darby: enough with the Narcissism, plod on, start a new band...who knows, he could still be doing it, making a living l...

I'll tell you what, there's nothing cute, ironic, clever, what have you about those swastikas, that is pure ignorance, and bespeaks an element, a smear of uneducated squalor that they can't get past. there is no excuse for that: its racist, the Nazis were murderers, and their are plenty of ways t...

One thing about John, he's got his points, but he's dogmatic, really, and I don't think he's got it all figured out. For example: has he spent any amount of his life studying anything he so off-handedly professes to have the decisive word on? He is a little annoying, which he would say attests hi...

I think the hardcore of the '80s, especially the ethos of Minor Threat, really was about individualism, and being involved in a scene that prided itself on doing things on a non -commercial, not backed by big corporations level. Starting bands and magazines that centered around music that, then, ...

all the farting and dribbling food out of mouths is just disgusting. Really its a lot of bullshit, and its funny how these "punks" always get so misrepresented by the media and by that I include filmmakers

one thing, Anton makes his music available right here, so there's no need for an advance copy. Moreover, if this guy is supposed to know what he's talking about he doesn't listen to BJM? whatever

See, this is was gets me: the description says "...apparently they existed back then too." Yes, they existed, in fact, the "hipster" thing is just the record store loving/Indie Rock thing rehashed, only back then IT MEANT MORE THAN JUST WEARING A UNIFORM. Now, anyone can wear the uniform and they...

Santa Cruz is full of jerk offs, possibly more so than anywhere I've ever been. Lots of people that try to vibe you just because you're not from their neighborhood. What do you expect from a place where the "soul patch" is so rampant. Nice town full of idiots.

blame the assholes renting the boards to these fools, giving surf lessons and profiting from a natural resource. Cowells surf shop...hope they rot in hell

hah, Eddie Rothman with haole rot on his skin...ironic

When you go to Hawaii, just steer clear of the Angry Guys, who are easy to spot. But all the stuff about respect is true: just because Hawaii is technically in the U.S., you need to approach the place like its a foreign country with customs a bit different. As far as posers...there are thugs ther...

Its about manners, the basic stuff a civilized person learns as a kid.

Not to mention he was almost speared by his board

seemed high-tideish, not lining up like it can, and the wind certainly wasn't cooperating. Was it real early? reminds me of a morning sickness day or everyone waiting for the tide to drop and wind to back off to go out.

that chick makes this virtually unwatchable; I'm sixteen minutes in and just can take another "oh, johnneeee!" It would have been much better with just the guy going around Jersey explaining the locations; she adds NOTHING. I don't care how hot she supposedly is, she is so annoying I doubt I'll w...

I really think Social Distortion is one of the biggest sellouts ever but they were great back then. I mean, I can't blame them for making a career out of it all, but if you look at how pre-packaged they are now, its pretty silly.

Bob and Grant are quintessential Minneapolis: artsy, self-absorbed, serious, perhaps too serious and...pretentious.

@jbmp: you know, the BJM not delivering for their fans happened at like 2 shows back in the '90s, and that was hyped up in that stupid movie, DIG!. I saw them last summer at one ofthe finest venues on earth, The Filmore in SF, and it was the best show I've ever seen, and they played a two hour se...

In about 1983 I did a fanzine, I was about 14. I contacted called Bloody Mess, out of Illinois somewhere. He sent me some stuff about GG Allin and the Skumfucks, thats what they were going by then. It was all about blood and just really vile stuff, and I just couldn't see point, or the appeal. I ...

kill that thing

this is true indie rock, not the shit that now passes for such.

@bociferousmimi I saw him in San Francisco in 2010, and he played a song that was quite sad, because it seemed to be addressing the frustration of being stuck in the heroin cycle and not being able to get out. He surely looks like he's currently strung out - or could be he's been on the methadone...

@punkcaipira Bob has never sung this song, in fact doesn't even sing any back up, either.

back in those days, every Husker show got more and more intense, and this song would just make the Main Room explode - it was something to witness. I went off to College, left the scene, right around the time they broke up. I had no idea what these guys were doing after Husker. Seeing this now, I...