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No Turning Back Est 1997
Holy shit, I must be living under a rock. How the fuck have I never heard of this band? No Turning Back. They started playing gigs back in 1997. Fuck, that’s a long time. Hell, in hardcore, that’s nearly 5 generations. Think about it. 13 years. That’s a long time. I can count the number [...]
13 Years and 1 Day
13 years and 1 day ago, New Found Glory played their first show. Where were you? I was in Maine. I would end up seeing Snapcase on the 14th of June at Zootz. Great gig.
The Discipline
Back in 1997, I had a skater cut. It was this weird faux mohawk thing (pre faux hawk, shotgun hair stylee). I had a couple of friends who had shaved heads. Real cool kids. Ben Davison and Fatty. What’s funny is that Fatty was perhaps the skinniest kid I knew. Somehow, that nickname just stuck. [...]
Burn Hood
I had one of these in the late 90s. Most seemed to be sold at the Burn reunion in 97. I didn’t go to that reunion (I know Jaybil did though), but I did go to the Burn reunion a few years later at CBGBs. That show was ILL. Cro-Mags, American Nightmare, and some band [...]
Battery Tees
I saw Battery a few times back in the day. It was always a good time. Best time? Probably that Valentines Day gig in Boston with Reach The Sky, Piebald and Bane. Great, great, great show. After they released that second LP, they sort of flopped. After that LP, the only person who still seemed [...]
Ten Yard Fight – 1997 and 1999
Ten Yard Fight. Stronger Than Before! We saw a great tee from 97 a few days ago. Big fan of that tee. But here are two other great Ten Yard Fight tees. First up, a tour tshirt from 1997. Casali loves a tour tee. I dislike navy tees. You won’t be fighting me for this [...]
Ten Yard Fight Stronger Than Before Tee
I love this shirt. As a younger edgeman, it was one of the first tees I purchased at a gig. Great tee, more than likely, great gig. Over the years, it got worn. A LOT. And obviously, the ink on the front chipped and faded severely. Lacroix’s face got harder and harder to recognize. It [...]
