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Uploaded by on May 18, 2009

Zero Defex at the Comet Bar in Detroit, MI on May 1, 2009 doing drugs. Or, rather, doing their song "Drugs" from their self-titled CD available from CD Baby. Look at singer Jimi Imij's glowing eyes! Crazy! And dig Jeffro Smull's white SG guitar. Rock to the rock steady drumming of Mickey X-Nelson Hurray. Then ooze to the throbbing bass lines of Brad No Sweat.

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  • fuck yeah! luv it

  • @johnnykaka66 Yeah and they give you dirty looks because you're not 'dressed up.' It's kind of a shame. They don't look up to us the way we looked up to the first generation. Sour grapes? Maybe.

  • @aphat Hold it down, brother. Listen to some Stalag 13.

  • @aphat please spread the word.... you kids are coming across as quite the spoiled bitches....no offense to you... but your generation is pretty lame

  • No offense, but this kick's some ass

  • I might be the only 17 year old on the planet that realizes this is what real punk sounds like. New punk is cool and all, but this is the most raw form of the punk attitude. This is like organic punk.

    I like the song, though. Although, I'm probably partial. I am straight edge, after all.

    (yes, straight edge does still exist.)

  • no offense brad but you look quite youthful for your age

  • No offense Brad but I want more 0DFX.

  • no offense Brad but this is just horrible for me.. to each his own I guess...

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