Posted by Anonymous on Friday, November 25, 2005 at 2:15 AM (EST)
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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 16, 2004 at 1:24 AM (EDT)
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See you in Hell!
See you in HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELL!

-BSD

Posted by FeatheredMullet on 2004-07-15 16:15:51
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when will this tour bring in class acts like Stryper, Grim Reaper and Ronnie James Dio! Now that Andrew WK fellow sure knows how to rock it.

Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 15, 2004 at 10:21 AM (EDT)
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From what I can tell, this tour is basically just a warning sign to tell you what shitty, unoriginal, three-chord pop bands are going to be on MTV next year.

Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 14, 2004 at 4:20 PM (EDT)
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Oh yes yes...and the Warped Tour is Totally Fucking Sick Dude!
What about when that new band that dresses like the rest of the sheep and look like assholes played that song, you know the one where they get all emotional and start singing some really sick stuff and jump all around the place like dickweeds meanwhile there's a banner of some huge corporation hangs in the back...soo sick dude!

by the way, Rollins made Blag Flag better! They were good but when My War came out they became all slow and artsy and that made it way better and Greg Ginn took punk rock and made it 100X better with SST when it was in ithayday...Minutemen, Husker Du, Black Flag, Bad Brains, Sonic Youth, ALL/Descendants were all on the same label, you can't say that any DIY or major had single handedly put out as many important albums. LA may not have invented punk but it took it to a whole new level.

A wilhelm Scream will be on the warped tour in Boston. I will not see them, I've lost my faith in them.

Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 10:09 AM (EDT)
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Black Flag were always a good band dickshine, I guess you're a true hardcore fan and listen to Alexisonfire or Atreyu. Moron

Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 1:44 AM (EDT)
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Where's the punch line, like "now let's all listen to some Blood Brothers" or "Mars Volta is much more intricate"?

-BSD

Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 at 1:17 AM (EDT)
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Come on kids we should all know that Black Flag was never a good band

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 6:11 PM (EDT)
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I got a hand job from some complete stranger while NOFX played the brews

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 5:49 PM (EDT)
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You can't really blame Rollins for Bad Flag. Greg Ginn was the one who controlled the music and most all of the lyrics.

That said, Rollins was hardly their best singer.

-BSD

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 5:33 PM (EDT)
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Fierce Rim Job put on a good set that blew every else out of the water "Toss More Salad" really got the crowd going into a frenzy that was amazing - I bet you won't see that shit on a Warp Tour DVD. Fierce Rim Job is so fucking good that if you saw them you would crap you pants and spew pre-cum just by them playing one note - look out for Fierce Rim Job will make it to the main stage next year. Rock on m/

They fucking rock! It's a shame only a handfull of people came out to see them - I agree next year they will make it to the main stage.

Posted by jacobe on 2004-07-12 16:32:54
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"...it's better seeing the likes of Bad Religion, NOFX and especially Flogging Molly in a club. Cheaper as well. "

That's a good point. Bad Religion and NOFX play Ohio all the time in clubs, right?

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 4:31 PM (EDT)
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And you're just teeming with street cred. Go back to crying into your copy of a Brand New album, leave the hardcore to us big boys, s'alright?

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Not to be a dick or anything, but Rollins is hardly a hardcore icon. His Black Flag stuff is not nearly as good as anything 1st Four years.

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 4:25 PM (EDT)
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"Henry Rollins sucks! Hes a fuckin sellout!"

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And you're just teeming with street cred. Go back to crying into your copy of a Brand New album, leave the hardcore to us big boys, s'alright?

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 3:34 PM (EDT)
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Fierce Rim Job put on a good set that blew every else out of the water "Toss More Salad" really got the crowd going into a frenzy that was amazing - I bet you won't see that shit on a Warp Tour DVD. Fierce Rim Job is so fucking good that if you saw them you would crap you pants and spew pre-cum just by them playing one note - look out for Fierce Rim Job will make it to the main stage next year. Rock on m/

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 3:20 PM (EDT)
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Henry Rollins sucks! Hes a fuckin sellout!

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 1:55 PM (EDT)
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This score is for Saosin's set!

-Arin

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 12:13 PM (EDT)
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[i]Dan Yemin is the next Henry Rollins...he's a fucking genius, I can guarantee that he's gonna be doing spoken word when Paint It Black breaks up.[/i]

Have you seen Dan recently? when i saw PIB with Strike Anywhere a few months ago, he actually looked like rollins. Muscles and all. I just saw him and i was like "hey, has a very similar look, sound, and demenor as Rollins"

Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 12, 2004 at 9:36 AM (EDT)
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I really do not see the appeal of Thursday or Yellowcard at all - screaming and violins respectively and people suddenly label them as amazing like they're both changing the face of modern music as we know it. That annoys me.
Sure, there are some good bands on the Warped Tour, but the sound is normally shitty in big outdoor venues anyway so it's better seeing the likes of Bad Religion, NOFX and especially Flogging Molly in a club. Cheaper as well.

Joe

Posted by BizzleBrizzle on 2004-07-12 00:16:21
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Dan Yemin is the next Henry Rollins...he's a fucking genius, I can guarantee that he's gonna be doing spoken word when Paint It Black breaks up.

Posted by ThreeChordsAndTheTruth on 2004-07-11 13:36:42
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" i was body surfing at the nofx show and got tossed like 15 feet in the fuckin air and landed on my back! now that wasnt funny to me"

oh, it was funny to everyone else.

Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 2:56 AM (EDT)
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Oh man that show was great in its entirety except for the part where i was body surfing at the nofx show and got tossed like 15 feet in the fuckin air and landed on my back! now that wasnt funny to me, but oh well what can i say? I met the drummer and guitarrist of anti-flag and one of the casualties and had a blast!

Posted by opivykid on 2004-07-11 02:20:07
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The person below me is the man, for he stated everything that needed to be said. Score's for him.

Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, July 11, 2004 at 12:29 AM (EDT)
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No more warped tour reviews. The tour is like 20-30 dates. Basically the same lineup every god damn time. No one gives a shit if you got a $5.00 frozen leomonade or met the guys from yellowcard. No one cares that you punched all the pop punk kids in the face as you screamed "oi oi oi" to the casualties.

this site should just stop posting these reviews unless something cool happens. Like if Fat Mike were to get his ass kicked by someone with a brain cell, that would be cool. Or if the guys from Anti-Flag got the shit beaten out of them by Henry Rollins and Dan Yemin(when i see Dr. Dan, i see Rollins. dont ask me why). These are things we want to hear about.

Fuck, i havent read anyone even commenting on the pootang. Com'on, who cares about the bands. most of the guys on this site go because depending on the day and band, you can be surrounded by a bunch of barely legal sluts.

Thats what America and Warped Tour is about.

Posted by BizzleBrizzle on 2004-07-10 22:38:38
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I promise to make a review of when I go to see it, so people will hear about good bands and not the crap they've been reviewing.

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 10:20 PM (EDT)
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I can't believe noone watched the two best bands on the side stages play besides Guttermouth: Duane Peters and The Hunns and The God Awfuls. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 6:46 PM (EDT)
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"Settle"? Don't misquote me. I never once used that word.
I would have been happiest seeing both Yellowcard AND Rise Against but they were playing at the same time. I chose Rise Against "instead" (notice the quotes) because I like them more. If I really wanted to see Yellowcard I would have seen them "instead"... you see where this is going, I hope.

And I did spend time away from the main stages. Notice the paragraph about Rise Against, and the one above...

Oh well...

- Chris

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 6:34 PM (EDT)
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This review made me want to see BR again. Last time I saw em' the entire park cleared out chanting the chorus of Sorrow It was a sight

Barkley

Posted by Jesse on 2004-07-10 17:48:23
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So here's the plan: since I'm the only Minnesotan reviewer, Scott has got me press passes for Warped Tour in Minneapolis.

I have an iPod, and will be soon purchasing a microphone for voice recording. I plan to do some guerilla interviewing. If Scott doesn't want to waste bandwith by posing mp3s of my interviews, I'll send them over AIM to anyone that wants them.

Look for my review after the show on the 25th.

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 4:38 PM (EDT)
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Jordan would probably love my head.

"Do you want to keep making crappy records?" "Fuck You!" he said
"I just want to get some GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD HEAD"

-BSD

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 2:58 PM (EDT)
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""castrate", as in, like, what happened to the lead singer?"

ZING!

Posted by ThreeChordsAndTheTruth on 2004-07-10 07:29:50
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"The song is about Bush, hence the politicalness, but I guess it's not obvious enough..."

I was being facetious. I wouldn't call a song whose main lyric is "idiot son of an asshole" over and over a political one. Not neccessarily Mike's fault, but most of the less-smart NOFX fans would probably be like BUSH SUX FUCK BUSH ASSHOLE and not really get it.

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 4:35 AM (EDT)
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i like how this kid only spent time on the two main stages. go see the phenomenauts for crying out loud. they are ten times better that the shit he had to "settle" for.

Posted by princessdanarchy on 2004-07-10 03:46:51
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This is the type of kid that warped tour is meant for. For the love of god, he "settled" for rise against since he couldn't see Yellowcard. Keep on patronizing the shitty music, so warped tour can be completely ruined for everyone who goes for the bands that the tour was originally put together for...

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 1:31 AM (EDT)
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Coheed was the high point of the day for me, even tho my friend and i had our wallets lifted, i found mine. rise against rocked, stretch armstong rocked. the beer was too fucking expensive. i left at 6pm... no traffic and cold beer at home... nice day. nice time. excpet for the lifted wallets

Posted by opivykid on 2004-07-09 23:37:26
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"castrate", as in, like, what happened to the lead singer?

Posted by Anchors on 2004-07-09 23:11:36
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Somebody castrate the idiot who called Coheed 'pop screamo,' whatever the fuck that is.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 10:27 PM (EDT)
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Why wasn't Brett playing with Bad Religion?

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 9:23 PM (EDT)
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"We then went back over to the Maurice stage again to catch an up and coming Drive-Thru records band Senses Fail. Let me tell you something these kids from Bergen, New Jersey realy know how to rock. They were a little late starting because for some reason Guttermouth decide it would be cool if they played an extra 15 mins set for some reason. It wasnt going over very well with the crowd at the maurice stage as middle fingers and boos started to fly. The lead singer from guttermouth wasnt helping things by taunting the crowd back. Anyway after guttermouth finished their extended set Senses Fail came out on fire. I was a little perplexed im not sure if their lead singer had lost some kind of bet or dare or what but he came out wearing only his underwear and a braw. Interesting I guess but it realy didnt do anything for me. But these guys realy put on a great show their lead singer had more energy then anyone else I had seen that day he was all over the place. And their bassist had a great crunch im not sure what he was using but I want one."

This is why Guttermouth is one of the few PUNK bands on the Warped Tour. They realize that bands like Senses Fail, who appropriately play in their diapers, aren't worthy of a half-hour set on Warped. What ever happened to paying your dues?

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 8:31 PM (EDT)
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Idiot son of an asshole is a cover of hedwig and the angry inch song "wing in a box." Its a great song and an extremely good movie. if you have the independent film channel (IFC), you should watch it now.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 7:43 PM (EDT)
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Warped tour was pretty excellent this year. Packed with a full line up of bands. I managed to beat the morning traffic well not entirely but i made it there in time to catch all the kicking off acts. I started out with the band Mae a somewhat keyboard driven catchy rock band from tooth and nail records. They were pretty good alot harder live their lead signer had just recovered from laringitis and it was there first time playing in 4 days so he was a little deeper in tone. but overall they put on a pretty good show.
The LetterKills began to play amediatley after Mae ended on the Volcom they have somewhat of a local following so there was a pretty good turn out for their set. After watching about half of their set i met up with some of the guys from my band who had just arrived and we decided to get a good spot for the Alkaline Trio set which started at 200. Alkaline came out and blared through a 6 or 7 song set and I must say it was the best that I had ever seen they play on warped tour they were on key and on note through out the whole set which mostly consisted of new songs of the byo split and rock against bush with some from good mourning. And they did it all wearing matching black and white zuite suits including ties. The only thing that puzzled me a little about their set was that for some reason they had a 2nd guitarist. Maybe their going to become the Alkaline quartet who knows but in my opinion they were probably the best act of the day. Next I caught some of Thursdays set which I have never realy listend to so i was interested to see what all the buzz was about they seemed very on key but not knowing the songs and being my first experience with them i was not sure what to think. Im deffinatley going to check out some of their recorded material. Immediatley after that we raced back over to the Teal stage to catch Taking Back Sundays set. I was probably most excited to see these guys because i heard they were insane live and realy had my expectations built up. I thought they were pretty good and had alot of energy but, they didnt seem as heavy as they do on cd which was kind of weird. Adam danced around stage and did his microphone slinging which he is famous for but, he just seemed to hold back a little to me. But they deffinatley still had the crowd eating out of their palms. Their set consisted of half Tell all your friends, your so last summer, cute without and then two new songs a decade under the influence and bonus mosh pit 2. All in all they were prety awesome though. After that i took a short break and checked out the merch stands and laughed as my friends and other people waited in line for 30 mins to get a 4$ bottle ofwater. Next up I wanted to see Underoath but was dissapointed when i read a sign that said they wouldnt be playing today. So I went on to Coheed and Cambria a band that is very unique and that i deffinatley wanted to check out to. I got their early but they had already started their set which pissed me off a little because i couldnt get realy great sound from where I was but they seemed to sound pretty much like their cd deffinatley a band worth getting into. Next

I wanted to catch some of Rise Against set before yellowcard came on because the rest of my group wanted to see them. Rise Against was getting a realy late start so we went back to see Yellowcard which were very on point and good at the melodic pop punk that they do. Next up was story of the year who was playing right next to the Brian stage we went over to check them out they were full of energy from start their lead singer was already in the crowd on the first song and they realy had everyone involved in their pop screamo mayheam. I then caught some of Floggin mollys Irish punk humor which was okay but not realy my thing.

We then went back over to the Maurice stage again to catch an up and coming Drive-Thru records band Senses Fail. Let me tell you something these kids from Bergen, New Jersey realy know how to rock. They were a little late starting because for some reason Guttermouth decide it would be cool if they played an extra 15 mins set for some reason. It wasnt going over very well with the crowd at the maurice stage as middle fingers and boos started to fly. The lead singer from guttermouth wasnt helping things by taunting the crowd back. Anyway after guttermouth finished their extended set Senses Fail came out on fire. I was a little perplexed im not sure if their lead singer had lost some kind of bet or dare or what but he came out wearing only his underwear and a braw. Interesting I guess but it realy didnt do anything for me. But these guys realy put on a great show their lead singer had more energy then anyone else I had seen that day he was all over the place. And their bassist had a great crunch im not sure what he was using but I want one.

After their set was done I wanted to see the Punk rock pioneer greats in Bad Relgion I caught around half of their set and what can I say thats why theyve been doing it for over 25 years now. Other notable mentions : The Early November, Amber Pacific, all in all it was a great day and the best warped I have been to date.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 7:03 PM (EDT)
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Idiot Son of an Assole is a work-in-progress cuz Fat mike changes the lyrics as time goes by and different current events happen. They only play it live. The song is about Bush, hence the politicalness, but I guess it's not obvious enough...

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 5:44 PM (EDT)
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I think the Warped tour is still good to get kids out and involved in music, but there are so many cheesy pop punk bands such as yellowcard and new found glory that it makes me want to stick a sodering iron in my ear. those bands are the definition of generic pussies!! yea and don't give me this shit, "well yellowcard has a violin player in there band so that's oringinal." That whole band and style is about as original as fucking warrant in the 80's rock scene. At least the warped tour still has skating and biking there. the only punk thing about the tour now!

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 5:29 PM (EDT)
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"Jordan likes to eat dick - I'm not making this shit up - he loves the cock"

So what if he does? Who the fuck are you to judge him? Grow up.

how am I judging him? That's what I've heard- I am gay and I am not saying that there is anything bad if he is I still like NFG either way

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 5:22 PM (EDT)
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""Jordan likes to eat dick - I'm not making this shit up - he loves the cock"
i guess thats why he married a girl right? a big cover up of his gayness?

sounds like someone here likes the cock too and is having some latent homosexual tendencies leading to homophobia. haha.

yes I am full on gay and I am proud of it - if Jordan is he should be proud too - I display my rainbow flag patch on my leather jacket.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 5:07 PM (EDT)
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""Jordan likes to eat dick - I'm not making this shit up - he loves the cock"
i guess thats why he married a girl right? a big cover up of his gayness?

sounds like someone here likes the cock too and is having some latent homosexual tendencies leading to homophobia. haha.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 5:05 PM (EDT)
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Brett doesn't tour with the band, a) because he's too busy running Epitaph and b) so he doesn't fall into drug addiction again.

Posted by ThreeChordsAndTheTruth on 2004-07-09 16:43:03
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Why wasn't Brett there?

"Ending their set was the work-in -progress "Idiot Son of An Asshole", the cue for more political punk to follow."

Work in progress? And that song, political? haha.

Posted by fattony on 2004-07-09 16:24:10
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"Jordan likes to eat dick - I'm not making this shit up - he loves the cock"

So what if he does? Who the fuck are you to judge him? Grow up.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 3:30 PM (EDT)
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The best part was Duane Peters. That man's insane.

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 3:01 PM (EDT)
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Jordan likes to eat dick - I'm not making this shit up - he loves the cock

Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 9, 2004 at 2:59 PM (EDT)
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Great, everytime this shitty concert runs through a different town some asshole's gotta write about it. Like it's going to be any different or any better than the last one.

"I saw these bands_____." Then somebody will post "ahh dude you suck you should've seen these bands_______"
Blah Blah Blah..