You're back on my neighbors list....keep up the good work.

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Don't mess with Texas, it's not nice to pick on retards.

I like Indie I'm listening to a british Indie band right now, I'll check out those albums. Nice talking to you man, gotta redact some shit for college now, oh and I knew about the Blake/Jets thing because of NN2S, you probably read it too but if you don't you should check it out, it's a comic.

I know, but when they do come is really special, for example I got to sing with The Adicts when they came, and yes I have but I'm afraid I like their old stuff better, back when they said they sounded like NOFX ha. I see you love Blake Sghdfghefg however it's spelled, I've never listened to Jets to Brasil, dunno why really since I like Jawbreaker too, just how awesome is it?

Lucky, and you'll see Propagandhi soon too, damn you. I bet you meet Milo there just to spite me more xD

That's ok I'm fluent in English, love your music too. C I V I L W A R yay! I've been obsessed with that record since it was released :)

touche

i like seeing andrew jackson jihad represented...that was me. You're welcome danny sellout hack

given that you own as much misfits paraphernalia as you do, the low number of times you have listened to the misfits makes my boner wilt

Because of your new found love for Lucero, we are now super!

lol, yeah, give it a bit...haven't' gotten around to everything on the ipod yet

Jawbreaker good...nofx, not so good.

it's only because you've listened to so much Jawbreaker lately.

Does your copy of Perfecting Loneliness not have the song Rocket Boy at the end?

Ha, I have checked out "Hey Suburbia" many a time as that's one of the absolutely outstanding tracks, easily in the top 5 SW songs in the cds you gave me. Hm, I probably mentioned it too many times but I almost saw Bouncing Souls last year because of their opener/co-headliner but got lazy and didn't get into BS to justify going, regrettable. I am only familiar with Jawbreaker through my long-time following of Nothing Nice To Say.

rare. (Favorite track: "Police Song"). Although I liked more than just one track by each, obviously, I wasn't going to waste time listening nearly all the music you gave me as favorite tracks. I know you like BtMI to some extent, if you like his first album and some level of parody, I'd recommend Atom and His Package, although he really is a risky recommendation. And for something more in-line with LoC, have you ever heard Tub Ring? I was going to World/Inferno until I went to a class and got blasted with homework, this will probably be a regret. Thanks so much for the music, if you have any more keen readings of my taste, I will gladly take or give music.

racks: "Gay Rude Boys Unite"/"Crack Rock Steady"). Although I can't agree with the anarcho-communist aspect of them, as I feel they would not exist if not for exactly what they oppose, the cop and religious songs are impeccable. Since '06, the Aggrolites were the epitome of nostalgic ska for me, but the Slackers are not only more diverse but also have more depth, their music operates on a broader formula for basically any aspect (favorite track: "Set the Girl Free"). Slapstick evoke Op Ivy to me, but if OI had happened a couple years later, had better production quality and RBF's horn section, plus they get the added bonus of being more social than political and humorous (Favorite track: "My Only Friend"). The Broadways remind me of a Dropkick who doesn't take themselves so incredibly seriously and with heavier guitar focus, and lyrical content is a good reflection of their time (Favorite track: "BMX Song"). The Broadways have a Whole Wheat Bread appeal to me, something I feel is too

Yeah, I probably said a lot (again, so incredibly sorry for my behavior, in reflection, I realize I was most likely far too intrusive, loud, obnoxious, often around, etc., infinity thanks for putting up with it and even going so far as to gift me this music, I won't bother you so again) and you seem to have culled through that and evaluated me very well. I just finished listening to all of it and have finally opened up to post-Ramones, non-hardcore punk. Whereas the Queers are further on the Ramones end of the spectrum (favorite track: "Granola-Head"), Screeching Weasel is, now clear to me, quite possibly the most influential or avant garde bands of their time, bands like Green Day, Blink, etc. owe far too much for SW to be discounted in the annals of music history (favorite track:"I Wanna Be A Homosexual"). LoC/CV, whereas the pop sensibility is all but spat upon, the message and energy translate into a "modern" equivalent of the Pistols, in terms of sheer "filth and fury" (favorite t

Dude, I am, although I do use shuffle on my Pod, the reason my real progress isn't on this site is because I am doing all the listening off my computer. Additionally, all of this is great, screw critics on saying "Don't Back Down" is the only peak and Slackers are taking my modern ska throne away from Aggrolites. And World/Inferno plays Detroit on Wednesday, going?

Your musical compatibility rating with adayan is: Medium... I think this is because you listen to nofx and last.fm know's nofx isn't all that great.

Great taste! Check out this song by Bankrupt from Budapest: [track artist=Bankrupt]Record Store Renegade[/track]

i luv yoo