[QUOTE=smokersdieyounger]Ive got No-Cash in the post at the mo, getting INDK 'Kill Whitey' soon, suppose your all going to tell me I should have gotten INDK first.

Does anyone notice and apreciate the Bill Hicks influence on Leftover Crack??[/QUOTE]

I think INDK are the worst of the CRS7. Choking Victim/Leftover Crack and Morning Glory are the best ones.

[QUOTE=screamOUTpunk]I think INDK are the worst of the CRS7. Choking Victim/Leftover Crack and Morning Glory are the best ones.[/QUOTE]

INDK is pretty bad

Yeah, INDK are straight up punk rock and that ruined them.

Moonlight Mafia or whatever was alright, but I wasn't too big on the vocals/lyrics from what I remember.

InDk are the worst, but i still like them a lot.

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[QUOTE=smokersdieyounger]Ive got No-Cash in the post at the mo, getting INDK 'Kill Whitey' soon, suppose your all going to tell me I should have gotten INDK first.

Does anyone notice and apreciate the Bill Hicks influence on Leftover Crack??[/QUOTE]I love Bill Hicks but I can't say I've ever noticed his influence on LoC. If there is one it's not that explicit beyond some shared political beliefs.

[QUOTE=Drop The Baby]Full length American Distress available from tomorrow on Interpunk, with a tour to follow!

[url]http://punknews.org/[/url][/QUOTE]
Them tours are looking mighty sexy right now.

Haha. The show in Philly is at someone's house. I might could have to go to that one.

The show in Columbus is on Presidents day and I want to go real hard.

That's gross, Ethan.

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady]Haha. The show in Philly is at someone's house. I might could have to go to that one.[/QUOTE]
Wait...which show?

American Distress.

Where's it at? Stabbin Cabbin? Halfway House?

It just said house party with an address that I don't remember.

I did not know NGNM came out on Hellcat.

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]I love Bill Hicks but I can't say I've ever noticed his influence on LoC. If there is one it's not that explicit beyond some shared political beliefs.[/QUOTE]
Life is pain seems like those lyrics were written by Bill Hicks, and the whole hatred towards most people. I think the only disagreement is Bill Hicks not being an athiest. If I ever met them, I'd ask.

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I think No Cash smokes CRS. Hey, I just rezlized that I made a really bad pun there.

I like InDK a lot, I hadn't listened to CV for ages until I cracked it out last night.... awesome

We can't evolve an Iron lung

NoCash is a direct rippoff of the crs7. i liked CV better than LoC until F-world trade came out. Best album since op ivy's "Energy"

That's a bold statement. Good luck finding someone to agree.

With what part?

The best album part. And maybe the direct ripoff part. There's a lot of bands that make ska-core music.

As far as ska-core goes, No Gods, No Managers > FWT and MG. FWT and MG aren't even really ska-core albums. I would agree with No-Ca$h being a direct ripoff for sure.

No Cash, No Managers is better than anything Leftover Crack's made for sure. And yeah, Leftover Crack isn't really ska-core, but that's still a general term used to classify them, and there's a lot of other bands who make the same type of music.

Not that close though. It is pretty much Ezra in No-Ca$h.

I could agree with that I guess. I haven't listened to No Cash/Ca$h in awhile.

I think Fuc'k World Trade is up there with No Gods, No Managers

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady]No Cash, No Managers is better than anything Leftover Crack's made for sure. And yeah, Leftover Crack isn't really ska-core, but that's still a general term used to classify them, and there's a lot of other bands who make the same type of music.[/QUOTE]

I agree. No Gods is much more entertaining than Mediocre Generica and after a couple listens, a lot more entertaining than FWT which gets kind of boring.

And neither are ska-core. Ska-core is ska with hardcore breakdowns, which so far the only band I've found with that were Folly and I disliked them.

[QUOTE=screamOUTpunk]I think Fuc'k World Trade is up there with No Gods, No Managers[/QUOTE]

No way. NGNM is waaay better. At least in my oppinion. I'm not really a big LoC fan.

CV > LoC

I'm the typical NGNM > MG > FWT.

I really want Leftover Crack to play nearby soon; I won't miss them now that my friend, who really likes them, has a liscence.

I missed them last year. I was so mad. It was 16+

[QUOTE=Skrunnch]I missed them last year. I was so mad. It was 16+[/QUOTE]

That's a shame. I've never heard of 16+ shows before.

I have a feeling that it's what the venue tells people who call figuring they're too young anyway.

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I was looking at tour dates the other day (I forgot for what band) and I saw a 16+ show. It surprised me. But I don't think they just tell people who call that shows are 16+. I think they actually make some shows 16+ which seems kind of stupid to me.