I was driving from Ann Arbor to Indianapolis on the day of Ozzfest in 2002 and gradually watched this armada grow from Ft. Wayne to Indy with camaros, pick up trucks and old Blazers loaded with metal heads trying on knit hats in mid summer and shouting to fellow travelers, felt like a home movie attempt at Mad Max,

At first I was hoping he was going to release a cover of Alice Cooper's "Elected", then realized he would ruin that song as well, so my daily attempt at optimism is crushed once again by the machines of corporate politics. I'm taking my dogs and heading to Australia…..

It could in the Grand Guignol style and Nickleback could be the house band…..and maybe Fred Durst as the tour manager……Nevermind

Talk Talk by The Music Machine,

I think Dez was out by then, Rollins was the singer by 81, that is still a great show you saw.

Dez era Black Flag
Bad Brains 82-84
Die Kruezen- October File tour
Allman Brothers 1971
Killing Joke-1981
The Cure-1987

Saw them at St. Andrews Hall in 90 with Faith No More and Voivod. They had been in Canada for three weeks and couldn't buy weed, an acquaintance of mine sold Soundgarden about 3/4 pound of weed, ( I found out about the transaction a couple of weeks after the show ) and when they came on stage I had never seen a band…

That look is the British Skinhead/football casual look that took over in the late 70's from the more traditional Slade/Skins outfits (sta-press, braces, etc.), one of his guitars has the Millwall logo on it and that is arguably the most hated football team in England, he also has a side project called the Old Firm…

A well played and thought out album, but it reminds of what Greg Dulli and the Afghan Wigs were trying to achieve 25 years ago, it didn't seem to work then either,

My favorite scene is when the lead singer of US Maple is buying the Captain Beefheart record, it reaches for that rare "Terminator infinite loop" theory.

At least Pushead is still getting exposure, I am closer to AARP than puberty but his artwork still makes me smile

It is a very important record, but its appeal to me grows less as I get older,
On an odd note I read that the Allman Brothers first gig in NY was opening for the VU.

He should try skogging

The SuxbySuxwest Noise shows were the best non-sanctioned shows,

I hadn't heard the song in over 30 years and just remember it as the original version of Metallica's "The Four Horsemen", I do apologize for my lapse in memory.
It just seems weird that Megadeth would have a song with sexual innuendo, I consider them and Kraftwerk as possibly the most non-sensual bands in the…

A Mechanic is a hit man, so you might want to be careful with that one,
I would recommend watching the Charles Bronson movie and not that awful reboot to learn more

Von LMO & MX-80 Sound are the Titan shadows these bands build fires in to try and stay alive

Dull and duller would be a better scene name for those bands

Tapes never left, the noise underground has kept that medium alive through the vinyl-cd-vinyl marketing phase of major labels,

Where it deserves to be