Everyone thinks BPI,B is their best CD. Idiots. Everyone last night was upset that they didn't play any "old" stuff.

"Dude, I hope they play some old stuff!"
"Like 'James Brown' or 'Doctor! Doctor!"
"No dude, like 'Ambulance vs. Ambulance"

Oh yeah, by the way, Geoff Rickly last night;

"I just wanna thank all the NJ bands who influenced us growing up, [B]You And I[/B], [B]The Assistant[/B]."

Hahahaha, my sister says she likes the Blood Brothers, but the only song she listens to is Ambulance vs. Ambulance.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]Hahahaha, my sister says she likes the Blood Brothers, but the only song she listens to is Ambulance vs. Ambulance.[/QUOTE]
she hot?

[QUOTE=cbmartinez][B]You And I[/B][/QUOTE]


SHAZAM!

Yeah in the booklet of [I]Waiting [/I]they list Neil Perry, You and I, I, Robot, Joshua all as influences.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez]Yeah in the booklet of [I]Waiting [/I]they list Neil Perry, You and I, I, Robot, Joshua all as influences.[/QUOTE]

Wow, I had no idea. Waiting is such a good album, btw.

Yeah it is. It's a shame they don't play anything from it anymore.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay]Circle Takes The Square - As The Roots Undo
City of Caterpillar - S/T
Rites of Spring - End on End
Saetia - A Retrospective

The only emo/screamo albums I have. What should I check out next?[/QUOTE]
The Red Scare- Capillary Lockdown
Orchid- Dance Tonight, Revolution Tommorow

Stop Whoring Orchid Ben

The recent religion thread made me wonder. What is everyones personal views and beliefs on here? Anyone edge, vegan etc?

[QUOTE=Wow]Stop Whoring Orchid Ben[/QUOTE]
It's been a while since I have whored them and I decided one more time for old times sake.

[QUOTE=S.T.I]The recent religion thread made me wonder. What is everyones personal views and beliefs on here? Anyone edge, vegan etc?[/QUOTE]
I'm a vegetarian, pacifist, lapse catholic with a socialist political bent.

[QUOTE=S.T.I]The recent religion thread made me wonder. What is everyones personal views and beliefs on here? Anyone edge, vegan etc?[/QUOTE]


I'm Atheist, vegetarian, and believe that straight edge is the most retarded and pointless thing ever. I've explained why to all of these multiple times and I'm tired of doing so.


And Ben, recommend good stuff.

Fine I will list good bands:
Bob Tilton
hassan I sabbah
After-School Knife Fight
Kaospilot
Julia
Braid
Rockets and Blue Lights
Burned out Bright
Off Minor
Shikari
Louise Cyphre
La Quiete
Gospel
Neil Perry
Cap'n Jazz
Shotmaker
Angel Hair
Antioch Arrow

Props.

[QUOTE=S.T.I]The recent religion thread made me wonder. What is everyones personal views and beliefs on here? Anyone edge, vegan etc?[/QUOTE]
Nihilism, with a second helping of apathy, a veal steak and a bottle of bourbon.

I'm not really sure what religion I am, I celebrate Pagan holidays, but I don't actually believe in Odin and all of that, I think believing in any sort of "higher being" is ridiculous.

i was raised catholic but now i'm agnostic. such rediculous beliefs in christianity, it's insane.

I got a Circle Takes The Square hoodie and sticker.

I like their merch. I should order some. Considering they're never gonna come to Canada.

:-\

Same Shade As Concrete
Crowquill
Non-Objective Portrait
New Song
A Crater To Cough In
Interview At The Ruins

They were awesome but not as a amazing as I thought they were going to be. Their sound was kind of weird but Drew did all the technical riffing and screaming at the same time perfectly. They're were about 20 people who knew the words for them and were into them and all the rest of the scene kids/girls didn't really like them. I had a lot of fun doing the singalongs, I looked Drew in the eyes for the "A murmur from the ruins echoes softly" part in "Interview At The Ruins." I love that song, they drew out the ending and the had a sample for the spoken part in the background during the middle of the song. It was very haunting and good. Altogether an awesome set. I got a hoodie, pin and sticker and I inquired about whether or not they were going to re-release the self-titled CD and the merch dude told me Hyperrealist is releasing a 12" with all the self-titled songs plus the 2 from the pageninetynine split.

I was into them.
I didnt get to go down cause I got there right when they were going on so I moved my way to the front of the bar type area.
No one there knew who they were.
Scene Kid 1:"Is this mewithoutYou?"
Me: "No its Circle Takes the Square."
Kid 1: "So is that a girl or a guy on bass?"
Me: "Its a chick, check the boobs"
Kid 1 to fat gf: "I told you, oh man I really like them now."

Yyyyeeeaaahhhh...

CB, I made it up fornt for Thursday.
I was the only one wearing just a plain grey hoodie and didn't some scene type hair do or clothing.
I guess the "secret" band was the Blood Bros.
Were they boring tonight or was it just me?

[QUOTE=cbmartinez]Yeah in the booklet of [I]Waiting [/I]they list Neil Perry, You and I, I, Robot, Joshua all as influences.[/QUOTE]

Neil Perry took them on tour

[QUOTE=cbmartinez]Yeah it is. It's a shame they don't play anything from it anymore.[/QUOTE]

Waiting is the only album I ever truly dug by Thursday.

Especially the song Ian Curtis.

For The Workforce, Drowning is an amazing song.

I was hoping they would open with that.
It would've been so sweet, especially since it took 25 mins to set up and stuff.
Opening with that would have made up for it, but it was Understanding in a Car Crash.

I can't believe they played Signals over the Air.
What a terrible waste of a song.
Should have been Porcelain or something alot better.

I'd really appreciate it if anyone could comment on me and my guitarist's new song. No vocals yet.

[url]http://s58.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=11QEYTPNGKO0Y0ZYUO1MVDJS06[/url]

I like Signals. I guess I'll post their setlists in this thread too. Both nights The Blood Brothers were terribly mediocre. They essentially played the same set both nights, all Crimes stuff. I kind of accepted the fact that they weren't going to play any early TAIR stuff and despite the fact that I like Crimes alot, it's lame to play all stuff from that CD. We left during their set last night because we knew they would play the same set. Thursday laid waste to the rest of the bands both nights, they were so good.

[B]Night 1[/B]

[U]The Blood Brothers[/U]

Trash Flavored Trash
My First Kiss At The Public Execution
Peacock Skeleton
Beautiful Horses
Rats Rats Rats
Live At The Apocalypse Cabaret
Teen Heat
Cecilia
Love Rhymes With Hideous Car Wreck

[U]Thursday[/U]

Understanding
Paris In Flames
For The Workforce
Between The Rupture
Blood On The Tracks (new song, he didn't say the name, that was just one of the lyrics)
I Am The Killer
Falling Bomb
Against This Velocity (new song, one of the ones that leaked)
Cross Out The Eyes
Signals Over The Air
Division Street
The Love Song Writer (new track, absolutely amazing)

Encore:
Jet Black New Year
Autobiography Of A Nation

[B]Night 2[/B]

[U]mewithoutYou[/U]

January 1979
Tie Me Up! Untie Me!
Torches Together
Paper Hanger
My Exit Unfair
Son Of A Widow
Four Word Letter

Wow, incredible set. The singer is a ****ing weirdo but he is awesome. He looks like a hobo and he talks kind of weird and does these strange dances. He had his pastor on stage with the band hitting a tambourine behind him and he played accordion and at one point banged on a pan. The had the guy who did the backing Arabic/Middle Eastern singing come on stage for "Four Word Letter" and they drew out the ending and made it really epic. Amazing set, very spiritual. Kids started pits to their songs. It was pathetic. I bought a shirt and a sticker.

[U]The Blood Brothers[/U]

Trash Flavored Trash
Peacock Skeleton
My First Kiss
Live At The Apocalyspe Cabaret
Rats Rats Rats
New Song
Beautiful Horses
Cecilia
Celebrator
Love Rhymes

Tonight was the better of their two sets but like I said, very mediocre live. The bassist is a weird dude.

[U]Thursday[/U]

Understanding
Paris In Flames
Blood On The Tracks
For The Workforce
Between The Rupture
At This Velocity
Signals Over The Air
New Song (Didn't say the name and I forget the lyrics)
Cross Out The Eyes
Falling Bomb
Division Street
The Love Song Writer

Encore:
Jet Black New Year
A Hole In The World
Autobiography Of A Nation

Once again the best band of the night. They sounded amazing and I really blew my voice singing to them. I was drenched in sweat by the end of the set. I cannot wait for all of you to hear "The Love Song Writer," it's amazing.

Oh yeah, and despite what pictures say, the chick from CTTS is pretty hot. Drew is a weirdo live too.