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| Bouncing Souls / POS / Black Presidentlive in Leeds2009 live show
Review by: wearestillalive See others by this writer Only registered users can post comments Published on June 26th 2009
Aside from Green Day and Alkaline Trio, the Bouncing Souls are probably the biggest punk rock band I’ve ever seen live (and yes, this means I haven’t seen NOFX. I know). Together for over 20 years and with more than a handful of great records, they have become one of the genre's institutions. It is no surprise that they packed The Cockpit’s main room with a bunch of excited punks of all ages, and in all shapes and sizes.
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You don't fuck with minneapolis. That's why P.O.S. is good. holy holy holy smokes: best punk/rap collaboration might have to be Youth Brigade and whomever did the verse on "Men in Blue". Also, it breaks up their boring live set quite nicely. Oh man, I wrote a longish comment and got timed out. So here it goes again, shorter: "Aside from Green Day and Alkaline Trio, the Bouncing Souls are probably the biggest punk rock band I’ve ever seen live (and yes, this means I haven’t seen NOFX. I know)" it seems like these guys have mellowed out a bit over the years. im sure touring takes a toll on them. I have to agree with the Damo fella below. POS was absolute garbage and this is coming from someone who doesn't mind the guy on record, in a live setting it was just terrible. christ you are wrong on so many levels it's insane Cyrpess Hill and Sonic Youth is the best collab. ever; it's a known fact. "The DOOM unit, you better get used to it." DOOMTREE! P.O.S. DOOMTREE! Best Hip Hop/Punk crossover would be Run DMC - Raising Hell, the song. Er, that was supposed to be a 4.5 Score is for The Souls in NJ in May: best punk/rap collab? best punk/rap collab? Less Pictures, More Set-Lists. Bouncing Souls > just about everything P.O.S. is damn good live. Remember when that one band couldn't take criticism and called Aubin because I was a meanie... who was that band? |