BKT
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What has been you're greatest hardcore moment live.
I have 2.
1) On my buddies back at the AF show in Detroit, singing crucified with Roger Merit.
2) Going to the Casino in windsor with One Life Crew after they played with Cold As Life in Detroit.
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Voodoobillyman
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those super sweet spin kicks I was dishin at the Atreyu show last year! Those got me totally laid 
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ahhahaha ya like you could do a spin kick.
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Voodoobillyman
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| Quote: | Originally posted by metal mulisha
ahhahaha ya like you could do a spin kick.
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Well maybe not, but I can totally see you mounting one of your"buddies" backs for a wild ride
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Jason the Magnificent
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zing!
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BKT
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hahaha, you win that round sir.
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Sheer Terror's last show 10-10-2004 CBGB NYC.
Untopable for me. Ever.
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stateofdisgrace
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Too many to mention.......
1) Hanging with Buddha from Blood For Blood
2) Being all over the AF Live at CBGB DVD!
3) Seeing SOIA's and GB's first show ever as a kid! At the time, not monumental, but looking back now, I saw history in the making!
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Muttley
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There's been so many....
1) Playing the 2005 Super Bowl of Hardcore in Brooklyn. We were the first band to really get a reaction that day, it was insane.
2) The Hardcore For Hunger show @ Tramps in '98. So many good bands that day that it didn't FEEL like an all day show. Burn was definitely the
highlight.
3) Orange 9mm @ Coney Island High in October 1995. Closest I've ever had to a religious experience.
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seeing soia at the outhouse in lawerence kansas... around 93-94
they were out with good riddance and ensign. rev paulie was in the audience that night as well.
anyhow,
what made it great was everyone of my friends from all the area over at that point in time made it to that show.
I mean it's one thing to go to a show with your close boys and have a good time, but for every person you call your brother from states away to come
out and everyone to just sing along and share in that moment, to me was my high point... never happened again either, not to that level,
30+people that you would die for or kill for all in the same place at the same time singing, dancing, and having the best time, no ego's no beef, just
hardcore
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1. Hanging out with Harley Flannagan for over an hour during the Cro-Mags revenge tour
2. Seeing AF live
3. Seeing S.O.D. live
4. Sharing a couple rounds with Buddha and Rob Lind at a BFB show
there's so many.
‘Do you know what a love letter is? It’s a bullet from a fucking gun. Straight through your heart.’
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CR83
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1. Hanging with Biohazard after their show in 97
2. Hanging with B4B before and after show in 2001
3. Hanging with Skarhead, Hatebreed and Madball in 97 at a fetish night after their show.
Biggest Regret
When I saw Sam Hain in 86 and not realizing what I was seeing to truly appreciate it.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by defstarsteve
...singing, dancing, and having the best time, no ego's no beef, just hardcore |
Great line Def Star.
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Hmmm I don't know...
I'd like to say when I was 18 and in a band and playing a show with some of my favorite area bands like Indy's Burn It Down and Peoria's Subsist. Of
the two BID was probably most known, and Subsist was pretty obscure but it was cool being told that we were the best band on the set by BID's bass
player at the time and Subsist were all awesome guys. Downside was that the PA caught fire with the first band on the bill and we had to rig vocals
through a couple guitar stacks.
Other than that I don't really know... the Madball show in Philly in like November 05 was awesome. Finally seeing AF on that Stillborn fest tour thing
in NJ a couple years ago after loving the shit out of that band for years.
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Screaming the words at Fahrenheit 451 discography release show. They werent gonna play ever again but did because of the discog I released. Highlight
of my life.
So many more good times at shows... But that ones my favorite.
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One that sticks out is 100 Demons at the first Juggernaut fest in Hamilton. First time I ever saw them live, I went nuts.
A lot of people ask me what kind of music I like. I love "soul music". My "soul music" isn’t a style, genre or niche. It’s music that is genuine. It’s
a painful lyric, a dirty bassline, it’s a harrowing vocal, it’s feedback, it’s an anthem, it’s a love song, it’s anarchy. I’ve got my personal
favourites but in the end it doesn’t matter who or where it comes from... so long as it’s good and it's real.
- Paul Morris, music director at 97.7 HTZ-FM
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I have many
On stage with Circle Jerks at there 10 year reunion in 1990. I stayed on stage the whole time excpet to jump off then get back on.
Smoking weed with jimmy and Murphys Law and the entire crowd and with Bosstones at Peabody's down under in 1990.
BIOHAZARD and EXPLOITED backstage for there show. Waddie drank an entire bottle of whiskey before their set. they were all cool.
AF and SKARHEAD backstage on 1997. I sat and talked to Stigma about guitars. It was awsome.
Many others those just stick out.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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mine will be this wednesday when t.j. welch and i film The Freeze for t.j.'s local cable access show.
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I think the most fun I ever had was getting pissed with the piper from The Real McKenzies, Anthony, he was an Aussie. Actually, that show was a total
blast, and I was working security.
Well, its this place where nobody works, and the pigs don\'t give you any shit. Everyone smokes weed and gets drunk all day. Its a place where
cunts like me and you can truly take it easy and relax. Know what I mean?
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- any Clenched Fist show we played where Joe Hardcore moshed nude
- CF 10 year anniversary show..my brother and best friends all there
- my brother's band Fight Like Hell set one night where my friend Jeremiah and I joined them on sstage to do our guest spots...for some reason we all
agreed it was one of those magic moments
- and my number 1 of all time...last year me, my brother, and the dudes from On A Warpath all hanging in the parking lot before one of their shows in
CT...blasting Van Halen, throwing a baseball around, screaming along to the songs. One of the greatest times I've ever had in my life.
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