[laristotle]

unless Nuno was a time traveler, probably not

how so?

 

[vadsy]

how so?

I'll pm you a detailed explanation, back to the thread

here is some Pearl Jam, listen to the Extreme influence in this tune

 

[butterknucket]

 

[gtrguy]

 

[laristotle]

I'll pm you a detailed explanation

don't bother.

oh, doesn't an album released in 1990 make it to this playlist.

 

[gtrguy]

 

[vadsy]

don't bother.

I wasn't actually going to.

oh, doesn't an album released in 1990 make it to this playlist.

dude, you can do whatever you want, free country and so on
here is another heavily influenced Extreme tune, recorded 94, released 02

 

[Verne]

Oh man!!! Rancid and Goldfinger for me. They even helped each other out which is even cooler. I've seen Goldfinger here in London, but have yet to see Rancid.

Throw in some Social Distortion for the hat trick.

 

[Verne]

Anybody who skated, or at least played Tony Hawk............

 

[Verne]

Basically anything off the Epitaph label. But then we're back into the "Punk o rama" series. Nothing wrong with that!!!

 

[numb41]

Oh man!!! Rancid and Goldfinger for me. They even helped each other out which is even cooler. I've seen Goldfinger here in London, but have yet to see Rancid.

Throw in some Social Distortion for the hat trick.

Great choices man.

 

[tdotrob]

Oh man!!! Rancid and Goldfinger for me. They even helped each other out which is even cooler. I've seen Goldfinger here in London, but have yet to see Rancid.

Throw in some Social Distortion for the hat trick.

I saw gold finger in London too! I saw Rancid a few times now but the best was in Toronto at Kool Haus with Tiger Army and Roger Miret. Great show. My wife’s first trip to Ontario.

 

[sulphur]

Basically anything off the Epitaph label. But then we're back into the "Punk o rama" series. Nothing wrong with that!!!

I have everyone of those P o' R releases. I have a lot of Epitaph artist CDs in the collection too.

For several years in the '90s, I was getting a music magazine, CMJ -Current Music Journal, and it would come with a CD every month.
There would be over twenty songs on each CD with varying genres. I would have new releases months before I'd hear them on the radio.
I was also exposed to a lot of band I wouldn't have heard of otherwise.

 

[numb41]

Great band.

 

[tdotrob]

Great band.

Unknown road was such a good record. Fletcher was the whole reason I got into playing Ibanez guitars pretty much exclusively for 10 years haha

 

[Guncho]

I lived down the street from Gordie in Toronto. One day we noticed a black leather couch had been put out on the curb in front of his place. We scooped it up and took it home. We found guitar picks in it!

 

[Guncho]

No, but it is catchy. They also managed to use the word "obligation" in a song lyric!

The guitarist went on to play in The Wallflowers.

 

[Guncho]

Nuno rocks but so cheesy.

 

[numb41]

Unknown road was such a good record. Fletcher was the whole reason I got into playing Ibanez guitars pretty much exclusively for 10 years haha

He’s a great big dude. I think his guitars’ bodies are made a little bigger no?

 

[Guncho]