Hey lookingforcockes can you send me an autographed copy of your punk rock handbook complete with the history of punk rock according to Lookingforcocktosuck. I really would love to read it and then use it to wipe the semen out of your mom's ass.

Hey lookingforcockes can you send me an autographed copy of your punk rock handbook complete with the history of punk rock according to Lookingforcocktosuck. I really would love to read it and then use it to wipe the semen out of your mom's ass.

Have Bane headlined other places on this tour?

Posted by GlassPipeMurder on 2008-12-02 02:27:57
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i really have no idea how it was that Aaron said they played then. But he remarked that the stage was "high as fuck" back then so it was obviously a different setup. i'm just going off what he said when they were playing...or maybe I misinterpreted.

I didn't realize I had a problem, but was rather being mostly goofy. Oh well.

But the review said that Bane claimed to have played the Triple Rock on their first tour 10 years ago. That's all I was asking about. I thought that I'd made that clear the second time around. It's not a big deal, I was just cross checking my facts. You know, for fun.

If I might turn this around, and at the risk of sounding like an asshole, would you mind telling me what your problem is? It's just the histories of a venue and a band, no one's taking it to heart. (Right?)

Yeah, the Triple Rock was not a "venue" the first few years it was open.

Realpunx for life, what's your problem? The review says that they played the "first year" and then said 10 year existance, if they only had shows for the last 5, then that's the first year.

Well yeah, I knew that. Perhaps I wasn't clear that, while the BAR opened in 1998 (and no one will dispute that), the SHOW SPACE didn't open until 2003, so I'm just saying that they didn't start having shows until 2003, so Bane wouldn't have played there in 1998 unless they used to do shows in the main bar part (which WAS open in 1998), but that wouldn't make sense on a number of levels. (One of those levels being that I doubt they'd have been able to have an all ages show in the main bar part and I doubt that Bane would be playing 21 shows, another being that the bar is cramp-y with no part of it being reasonable for a rock band to set up in, unless you get rid of the pool table.)

For my evidence that the show space didn't open until 2003 (as though my painful memory of missing Lifter Puller and the Mountain Goats sharing a stage while I was on vacation were not enough) I present the world's most trusted and beloved news source, Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_Rock

"The bar first opened in 1998.... The venue portion of the club opened in 2003..."

And I didn't even edit the entry to make it say that! (Well, I edited out some content to bring it here and make it concise...) You got that, Bane?! I'm (apparently) calling you out! (Did they think that they were at the Triple Rock when they were actually at Fireball or the Foxfire?)

(And I remember exactly that the venue opened in 2003. I was out of the country for their opening weekend that featured Lifter Puller and the Mountain Goats. It was the weekend of, like, June 5, 2003.

http://www.punknews.org/article/31382

....donno what to tell ya. That's all I know.

Gorilla Biscuits headlined the same place as Have Heart? Is that because the former doesn't draw too well in the area or the latter is just that big in the area?

my feelings would be that the Twin Cities sXe hardcore crowd is modest in size, but faithful. meaning if they make it out to GB, they'll make it out to Have Heart and Ceremony.

This doesn't make sense. The Triple Rock was only a bar for its first five years of existence. How could Bane have played there in 1998 when the venue didn't open until 2003? (And I remember exactly that the venue opened in 2003. I was out of the country for their opening weekend that featured Lifter Puller and the Mountain Goats. It was the weekend of, like, June 5, 2003. Did they used to put on shows in the barroom? That wouldn't make a whole heck of a lot of sense.

If Bane was really giving out that 2-song single at their shows, I think it's perfectly okay for someone to share a megaupload link or something. Give it up.

have heart played there at the beginning of the month.
plus 7 seconds and gorilla biscuits both played there on their respective reunion tours. so yeah.

Gorilla Biscuits headlined the same place as Have Heart? Is that because the former doesn't draw too well in the area or the latter is just that big in the area?

Question: how is H20 hardcore? The majority of my musical taste is spent listening to hardcore but I never understood their association. Everything I have heard from them sounds like pop punk. Like...Movielife pop punk, not Simple Plan type.

Answer: listen to the first 3 records.

Hahahah, I'm famous!!!11!1111!!

I wanted to see H2O again (it's been almost four years) when this was in Chicago the night before but it was too much money for one band I really like. Still sounds like it was a great time.

Question: how is H20 hardcore? The majority of my musical taste is spent listening to hardcore but I never understood their association. Everything I have heard from them sounds like pop punk. Like...Movielife pop punk, not Simple Plan type.

H2O - S/T record

clearly you have not heard. They've always been melodic hardcore, moreso than anything else.

i was there. it was great.
also, the triple rock hosts alot of straight edge hardcore.
have heart played there at the beginning of the month.
plus 7 seconds and gorilla biscuits both played there on their respective reunion tours. so yeah.

Question: how is H20 hardcore? The majority of my musical taste is spent listening to hardcore but I never understood their association. Everything I have heard from them sounds like pop punk. Like...Movielife pop punk, not Simple Plan type.

That "I'd rather be stagediving" bumper sticker is definitely on my van.
Aaron dances like a rap super star.

Bane is hands down one of the greatest live sets ive ever seen.

H2O and Bane are the furthest thing from tough guy bands (directed at the dude below me).

am i tough enough to even comment on this?

no?

ok. these bands are bad.

(runs away screaming)

Posted by TROOF on 2008-11-29 12:06:25
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I love the fact that Bane has always spoke out against the violence. I wish I could have seen this tour. Score is for the lineup.

Posted by northdakotaKILLS on 2008-11-29 11:15:17
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score is for the triple rock.

that place fucking rules. awesome bar, great jukebox, and they have great vegan food. love that place.

Caught this show in nyc, h2o still got it and energy was pretty good.

getting a little old ramone

Does Madball have their backs?