Old Punks Young Punks

[Josh_E]

I've never been much for labels but I guess I would be what we in the business call a crust punk/Folk punk/Hippie punk.

[Clockwork John]

I've never been much for labels but I guess I would be what we in the business call a crust punk/Folk punk/Hippie punk.

Same here, hence the display name... I'm into alot of anarcho, folk, U.K. 82 hardcore, and D-beat, but lately I've been listening to alot of Oi and celtic punk... if you want a list of bands, let me know.

[Josh_E]

Same here, hence the display name... I'm into alot of anarcho, folk, U.K. 82 hardcore, and D-beat, but lately I've been listening to alot of Oi and celtic punk... if you want a list of bands, let me know.

Anarcho-folk is pretty much all I have ears for lately.


show a friend went to:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=0

His description of the show:
Every single show I have ever been to pales painstakingly in comparison to this one I just got back from. It was the Skunkape Circus' tour with a few Riot-Folk-esque singers, Johnny Hobo and the Freight Trains (who are now known as Wingnut Dishwasher Union), and Mischief Brew.

It was held in a tiny garage of a barn house with a tarp and just this huge downpour. After a band played, they would be right next to you slinging mud. Completely DIY show; 5 hours of sweaty crusts, a campfire, acoustic guitars, 100 person sing-a-longs, gratuitous male nudity, and dollar-cds-that-come-with-a-handful-of-pins-and-stickers.

[benkilt]

sorry, too old to ever have been a punk,now too old to be a rebel, but never too old to rebel, gotta love the sex pistols, sham 69 and too many more to call to mind