hah..i never pass up a good pit. Im usually in there 95 percent of the time. I passed out from heat exaustion once. woke up about 10 minutes later, saw that the band was playing one of my favorite songs, and went right back in the pit. haha.

[QUOTE=whiteminority]Where did you get tour dates?[/QUOTE]

I didn't. I just saw that shows were posted at local venues.

[QUOTE=clustifux]hah..i never pass up a good pit. Im usually in there 95 percent of the time. I passed out from heat exaustion once. woke up about 10 minutes later, saw that the band was playing one of my favorite songs, and went right back in the pit. haha.[/QUOTE]
word

[QUOTE=Subvert_bassist] Oh, and the wizard.[/QUOTE]
Haha, what was his name? I remember it started with mosh, but I can't remember. Did he read some scroll he had with him?

I don't remember his name, either. But yeah, he had a scroll, and a wizard's cane.

[QUOTE=Culture Shock]I didn't. I just saw that shows were posted at local venues.[/QUOTE]
lucky dude, you are lucky.

dude...i just got word that subhumans, born/dead, and world inferno frienship society are playing frisco in march .... im seriously speachless. my pants need to be rewashed now for this newly discovered information. i dotn know if this falls under the ingrind we crust thread, but this is really the only thread i post in so...oh well.

They're playing Sac, too. I dunno if BORN/DEAD is playing with them here, but I know BORN/DEAD is playing with us in February.

Who do you guys prefer, Tragedy or His Hero Is Gone? I myself prefer His Hero Is Gone, but only by a very small margin.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]Who do you guys prefer, Tragedy or His Hero Is Gone? I myself prefer His Hero Is Gone, but only by a very small margin.[/QUOTE]
From Ashes Rise>His Hero is Gone>Tragedy

[QUOTE=Subvert_bassist]They're playing Sac, too. I dunno if BORN/DEAD is playing with them here, but I know BORN/DEAD is playing with us in February.[/QUOTE]

Where at in sac? Id much rather go to frisco, but as long as i get to see w.i.f.s. and subhumans ill be happy. Cause i know ill see born/dead when you guys play with em.

[QUOTE=JAtomic]From Ashes Rise>His Hero is Gone>Tragedy[/QUOTE]

His Hero Is Gone>From Ashes Rise>Tradedy

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]His Hero Is Gone>From Ashes Rise>Tradedy[/QUOTE]
To each their own.

Anyways, I was listening to the new Hellshock LP, and GOD D[COLOR="White"]AM[/COLOR]N! This record is so f[COLOR="White"]uc[/COLOR]king awesome. They have yet to dissapoint me, and they were my highlight from going to Chaos in Tejas last summer. Awesome band on record and live. I don't see em mentioned too much in here, so check em out!

[QUOTE=JAtomic]To each their own.

Anyways, I was listening to the new Hellshock LP, and GOD D[COLOR="White"]AM[/COLOR]N! This record is so f[COLOR="White"]uc[/COLOR]king awesome. They have yet to dissapoint me, and they were my highlight from going to Chaos in Tejas last summer. Awesome band on record and live. I don't see em mentioned too much in here, so check em out![/QUOTE]

You've never been wrong before, so I'll definitely check that band out.

Hellshock rules.

Oh, and:

From Ashes Rise>Tragedy>His Hero Is Gone

Even though they all rule.

They do indeed all r00l.

i dont actually like HHIG...

i saw these bands last night -
Flyblown, Valhalla Pacifists, Braindead, Burning The Prospect, Out Of Hand, Bomb Dogs, Thousand Romans.

[QUOTE=Scabies]i dont actually like HHIG...[/QUOTE]

Whaaaaaaaaat? Dude, how can you not like His Hero Is Gone?

What's a good His Hero is Gone album?

I like Fifteen Counts of Arson, but you might try Monument to Theives, too.

Alright, thanks. I'll check it out.

Don't forget to also check out Hellshock. :thumb:

[QUOTE=Subvert_bassist]I like Fifteen Counts of Arson, but you might try Monument to Theives, too.[/QUOTE]

They are both REALLY good, I wouldn't be able to pick a favorite out of the two.

[QUOTE=Theramed]i saw these bands last night -
Flyblown, Valhalla Pacifists, Braindead, Burning The Prospect, Out Of Hand, Bomb Dogs, Thousand Romans.[/QUOTE]

where the f'uck was that?!

[QUOTE=Scabies]where the f'uck was that?![/QUOTE]

my hometown in loncolnshire its like the smallest town around aside from the villages

oh right....arent flyblown the most incredible thing youve ever seen?

and as for HHIG...too slow and bland.

[QUOTE=Scabies]oh right....arent flyblown the most incredible thing youve ever seen?[/QUOTE]

yes so very good. as are valhalla pacifist. i love my town

Anyone ever heard Dudman? Japanese grind. They just played in Berkeley (in the Super Sabado fest), and they did a split with Bathtub ****ter. Heeeeela good.

[QUOTE=Toe Rag]Oh, and to clarify about Siege and any releases they had, they had 0 releases. They released three songs, "Cold War," "Sad but True" and "Wall," on a compilation called Cleanse the Bacteria which is the only official release they ever did. They recorded a demo tape with their other 6 songs on it. They broke up some time after that, and the tape got bootlegged as a 7" called Drop Dead, probably from the first name. Thier three songs from that comp. also got bootlegged as a split 7" with Deep Wound. Relapse remastered the songs in 1994 or something and released it as a CD. Last year Deep Six released it as an LP. Like Major General Despair said, they reformed briefly in the early 90s with Seth Putnam on vocals instead of Kevin Mahoney. It all fell apart and probably for the better.[/QUOTE]

The Drop Dead cassette, which was named later, probably by one of the bootleggers, wasn't a demo at all. It could be looked at as one, but at the time, it was the only release they could afford. Vinyl was "too expensive" so they opted to put out a cassette release, hoping money would be made to either press some vinyl or record new songs. The cassettes sold out. I don't remember exactly how many were made, but they sold out and chose not to make any more. This was actually an official release at the time.
Cleanse the Bacteria came next and the three songs were done for that.
After that, it's all boots.
It's amazing that after 20 years, Siege is still looked upon with such reverence, man I'm happy to have know those guys and in some small way, played a part.

[QUOTE=dirtyfrank]The Drop Dead cassette, which was named later, probably by one of the bootleggers, wasn't a demo at all. It could be looked at as one, but at the time, it was the only release they could afford. Vinyl was "too expensive" so they opted to put out a cassette release, hoping money would be made to either press some vinyl or record new songs. The cassettes sold out. I don't remember exactly how many were made, but they sold out and chose not to make any more. This was actually an official release at the time.
Cleanse the Bacteria came next and the three songs were done for that.
After that, it's all boots.
It's amazing that after 20 years, Siege is still looked upon with such reverence, man I'm happy to have know those guys and in some small way, played a part.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, for a band with very few songs, they made a pretty big impact.

im looking for that logo (i think its phobia) where it has all the arrows pointing outwards sort of like a crusty compass haha, anyone know what i mean??!?

[url]http://www.house-of-pain.com/artarchives/december2000/OCPhobia.jpg[/url]
that one?

[url]http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion/dirtysouthdistro/phobia.gif[/url]

or that one

ahhh yeah i think thats the ones. you think that would look good something in that style over both elbows (with the centre on the joint)?

[QUOTE=Scabies]ahhh yeah i think thats the ones. you think that would look good something in that style over both elbows (with the centre on the joint)?[/QUOTE]


yeh that could be good im not 100% sure though.

So, I know they aren't grind, but are any of you into Pg. 99?

Justin you know where its at on my love for pg. 99 .

[QUOTE=Scabies]im looking for that logo (i think its phobia) where it has all the arrows pointing outwards sort of like a crusty compass haha, anyone know what i mean??!?[/QUOTE]
haha, I'm surprised ye didn't know what it was called. The name is the chaos star. Most political (or just crusty) grind bands tend to use that star. not too sure why. but as for phobia based tats, i wanna get this: [url]http://punkstuff.com/done/PHOBIA_INGRINDWECRUST.gif[/url]

I just got a From Ashes Rise album. They're REAL good.