It looks like only the drummer is really young. If the singer was 9 or 10, [I]that [/I]would be entertaining.

he's twelve.
his brother, Jason Suecof (one of the guitarists) is nine here. he is one of the best guitarists in the world as of today. 'specially when it comes to improvising.

the vocalist is twelve? He doesnt look it.

the drummer's twelve

[QUOTE=indietrash;14716317]errm. if you don't like me, 'cuz I don't mind Aiden - I don't really care, lol.[/QUOTE]

You're downloading every song they've ever released, I don't think "don't mind" them doesnt really do it.

it's just to have it on my PC. I haven't listened that much to them. I don't even like [I]Rain in Hell[/I]. but[I] Our Gang's Dark Oath[/I] has a few pretty awesome tracks.

Show Review!

These Arms Are Snakes, Cursive, Against Me!, Mastodon

[B]These Arms Are Snakes[/B]

So psyched to see this band and they tore it up. The singer is such a weird dude, at one point he removed his belt, wrapped it around his neck and began trying to swallow the mic. I know they played "Horse Girl" and "Angela's Secret" but I didn't know the two other songs they played. One was pretty typical spazzy stuff but the last song they played was pretty epic and it ended really heavy with the singer screaming something about "killing your kids with a..." The bassist was spot on playing bass and the korg. Very impressive.

[B]Cursive[/B]

Big Bang
Am I Not Yours?
Dorothy Dreams Of Tornadoes
Sierra
Bad Science
Some Red Handed Sleight Of Hand
The Game Of Who Needs Who The Most
Bad Sects
The Great Decay
The Recluse
Art Is Hard
Dorothy At 40

Truly fantastic. They all came out wearing tuxedos and played a fantastic set list. Tim Kasher is a great performer and his crazy vocals were spot on. The other members are so funny, the bassist is this fat guy who looks like he should be on a british sitcom, the second guitarist looks like he's about 55 and should be playing in a classic rock band. Fantastic set list, "Bad Sects" and "The Game Of Who Needs Who The Most" were incredible live. Bought a shirt, the Dorothy At 40 7" and the CD split with Eastern Youth.

[B]Against Me![/B]

F[size=2]u[/size]cking incredible. Stole the show. So much energy in the crowd and on stage, Tom Gabel is the man. Opened with "Pints Of Guiness," followed by "Cliche Guevara." Every went nuts, singing every word. I only know As The Eternal Cowboy extensively so I know they played "TSR," "Turn Those Clapping Hands Into Angry Balled Fists," and "Sink, Florida, Sink." They also played three new songs including "White People For Peace," "Americans Abroad," "Reinventing Axl Rose" and "Don't Lose Touch." Tom ended the set by saying "thank you for having us. Oh yeah, and up the punx." Amazing set.

Didn't bother staying to see Mastodon. Great show though.

That was all the same show? These Arms Are Snakes only played four songs?

Yeah, there's a possibility that I may have missed their first couple but I don't think so. They had some mic problems so that ate up some of their set time.

Oh, i see. Thats a really weird line-up for a show. Cursive with Mastadon?

I know. But it ruled nonetheless.

That's such a stupid line up. All of those bands could headline their own shows with similar artists and fill a venue.

I really wanted to see Cursive, but I didn't feel like dropping $40 to see them with **** I don't like (mainly mastodon).

dug out domestica as of late. such a f'ucking good cd.

Violenza Domestica is much better, heh

[QUOTE=Luxor;14717015]That's such a stupid line up. All of those bands could headline their own shows with similar artists and fill a venue.

I really wanted to see Cursive, but I didn't feel like dropping $40 to see them with **** I don't like (mainly mastodon).[/QUOTE]

Tickets were 15 dollars for me and Against Me and These Arms Are Snakes are definitely worth it.

I never got into Against Me! or TAAS but I dig Cursive. I'd drop $15 just to see them, I think, so it seems like a worthwhile show for me.

I'd go see Against Me! and Cursive.

I need some more emo jams. Recommend me some albums I haven't heard.

TAAS and Cursive would be tight.

Not as cool as Deftones, TAAS and Thrice though.

franklin, sleepytime trio, four hundred years

would they be hard to find on soulseek?

i'm not sure

400 Years is a wicked sick Bob Marley song.

[QUOTE=The Great Decay;14720614]I'd go see Against Me! and Cursive.[/QUOTE]

Well you already missed it!

Why are Off Minor so good that they can play their songs instrumentally and they still are better than anyone?

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Only $140 guys!

[QUOTE=pixiesfanyo;14720637]TAAS and Cursive would be tight.

Not as cool as Deftones, TAAS and Thrice though.[/QUOTE]

That tour happened already I assume?

[QUOTE=I0Played0Bass;14720588]I never got into Against Me! or TAAS but I dig Cursive. I'd drop $15 just to see them, I think, so it seems like a worthwhile show for me.[/QUOTE]

You need to hear TAAS immediately.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;14721280]That tour happened already I assume?[/QUOTE]

I think it was Australia only?

Ah, that is a pretty badass lineup.