posted 04-18-2002 02:54 AM            

Anyway, we're still around somewhere and it's newsworthy. My Dakota County-imposed ban on being in bars has been lifted and it'd sure be nice if someone expressed an interest in hearing us or maybe even throwing us on a bill somewhere.

posted 04-18-2002 04:50 PM            

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Originally posted by I got crabs:
kind of like...hey, wait a minute whos the deadly daegoooo calling a fag?

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posted 04-18-2002 05:09 PM            

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Originally posted by I got crabs:
kind of like cucumbers.......

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posted 04-19-2002 07:37 AM            

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Originally posted by RULE#MF2:
yeah but designed for those nasty fuckers on your nut sack.

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posted 04-23-2002 07:59 AM            

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Originally posted by Dedly Daego:
Playing where?

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They are playing the TC Fest. I believe BFS is replacing the Scamps. Here is the info:

TWIN CITIES FEST
hardcore.punk.rock.emo
SUNDAY, APRIL 28th
@ Hamline University - Student Center Ballroom
(Hewitt & Snelling Ave - St. Paul, MN)
11:00 am - 9:30 pm All Ages $6 All Day
Sponsored by The Satori Collective and Radio K.
Proceeds go to benefit the Twin Cities Hardcore Journal Zine
[http://www.geocities.com/tchcj]

Schedule:

11am doors w/ a Vegan potluck at noon. Everyone is invited to bring food to share!

Set 1: (12-2pm)
Linus - emo rock from hamline
While They Slept - poetic, ambient emo from mpls
Days Like This - melodic pop punk
One Second Silence - metal tinged hardcore from mpls

Spoken Word: (2-2:30pm)
Erik Farseth - twin cities author, artist and zinester will read from his book "Wipe Away My Eyes - a history of underground music, culture and politics from 1979-99".

Set 2: (2:30-4:30pm)
The Killing Bottle - aggressive emo rock from mpls
A Summary Execution - heavy hitting hardcore from richfield
Red Vendetta - in your face tough grrrl punk rock from mpls
XDEVASTATORX - making straightedge a threat again from parts unknown

Spoken Word: (4:30-5:00pm)
Dan Siskind - making punk a threat again. he was the force behind local based zine Profane Existence and helped to get Extreme Noise Records up and running. He will talk about the DIY ethic and getting involved.

Set 3: (5-7:00pm)
Green Grass Fields - amazing emo rock ala sunny day real estate
With Dead Hands Rising - local mosh metal signed to lifeforce records
Big Fuckin Skull - some punk rock or something
American Monster - rock n' fuckin' roll baby!

Give Away: (7-7:30pm)
play contests to get free cd's, zines, t-shirts and other cool stuff

Set 4: (7:30-9:30pm)
Black Brick Kiss - late dc style hardcore mofo's playing their last show
Red Light Go - intelligent indie rockers kicking out the jams
Season of Fire - soothing local metal/hardcore heroes on Good Fellow Records
Song of Zarathustra - playing their first home show after getting back from a European Tour

plus: local community organizations and records labels will have tables set up throughout the day to distribute their ideas and offer people a way to get involved in the local happenings around town.

Labels/Zines: Havoc Records, One Percent Records, Nice N' Neat Records, Walk The Plank Publishing, Profane Existence, Twin Cities Hardcore Journal

Orgs: Amnesty International, Anti-Racist Action, Arise Books, Communities United Against Police Brutality, Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, Greens Party, Habitat for Humanity, Hamline Students for Peace, SOAR, Students Against War, Independent Music Federation, Twin Cities Independent Media Center, Vegetarian Student Resources Center, The Satori Collective, Radio K

posted 04-24-2002 10:20 PM            

And of course skulls laugh at other skulls that aren't drinking beer. No one ever said that skulls get along with each other, or ever do anything like cooperating. Who doesn't laugh at the gilligan in the corner without a beer in his hand? Even if said gilligan gots a good reason?