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empallinmuthafuckingfuckingfuck part a
4/23/04 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
4/24/04 New York, NY Irving Plaza
4/25/04 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
4/27/04 Montreal, QC Club Soda
4/28/04 Toronto, ON Opera House
4/29/04 Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre
4/30/04 Chicago, IL Metro / Smart Bar
5/01/04 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
5/04/04 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
5/05/04 Seattle, WA Showbox
5/07/04 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
5/08/04 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
5/09/04 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre
5/12/04 Austin, TX Emo's
5/13/04 New Orleans, LA House Of Blues
5/15/04 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade
5/16/04 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
that would be the entire einsturzende neubauten tour and not one show i could even remotely make it to. and lets not even go into the fact that there are cds from their catalog that i am missing including, but not limited to, perpetuum mobile and 9-15-2000 brussels. but hey the legendary pink dots will be playing here june 18th. whupdeefuckingdoooo.
muthafuckingfuckingfuck part 2
what kinds of friends do i have that the descendents can release an album and an ep and i have to find out about them at hot topic and best buy. now i know you all hate me. and a new official website too. ok i can see why you would want to hide that one from me. or not. next thing you are going to tell me is that there is a comp i have to by because it has one song only available there on it. DAMMIT! but on the other hand while reading over all the old information on the faq i came across the last question that answers so many other quetions. oh and...lmao...panic.
Q: What did David Nolte, from The Last, have to do with the beginnings of the DESCENDENTS?
A: (Joe Nolte, The Last )- "David Nolte and Frank Navetta were surfin' buds, hangin' out at the beach and listening to Led Zeppelin, etc. Clearly, something had to be done. I moved back to Hermosa in September 1976 and introduced David to the wonderful world of punk rock, which in those pre-"Anarchy" days meant Ramones, Pere Ubu, Dictators & Modern Lovers. He was instantly hooked, and turned Frank on to the stuff. In '77 they began playing (2 acoustic guitars) & writing together, calling themselves The Itch (which I had thought I thought of but I think David may have come up with that name). Frank subsequently came up with The Descendents, which kinda stuck. They hadn't gotten any more band members by the end of '77, and The Last suddenly found themselves with a bass player about to bail, so brother John gave David a bass for Christmas and David joined The Last, effectively relegating the Descendents project to the back burner. In mid '78 a schoolmate of theirs named Bill Stevenson began playing drums in an attempt to join another local band called Panic (later Black Flag[*]). That didn't happen, so Bill and Frank joined forces, subsequently hooking up with Tony. David stayed in the newly revitalized Descendents as vocalist, and sang with them at a few early gigs, including the famous San Pedro thing with Black Flag and the Reactionaries (later Minutemen[*]). By spring '79 The Last were getting pretty busy (recording the first album, etc.), and David ended up leaving the Descendents.
[*sst still sucks balls]
muthafuckingfuckingfuck part iii
who the hell thought a 9am was a good idea for me? that may be what i get for letting the government pick my appoinments but still someone is going to pay. i am not a mourning person by any means and then they want me to answer a bunch of questions. a lot of nerve they have there.
4/23/04 Washington, DC 9:30 Club
4/24/04 New York, NY Irving Plaza
4/25/04 Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
4/27/04 Montreal, QC Club Soda
4/28/04 Toronto, ON Opera House
4/29/04 Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre
4/30/04 Chicago, IL Metro / Smart Bar
5/01/04 Minneapolis, MN First Avenue
5/04/04 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
5/05/04 Seattle, WA Showbox
5/07/04 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
5/08/04 Los Angeles, CA El Rey Theatre
5/09/04 Tempe, AZ Marquee Theatre
5/12/04 Austin, TX Emo's
5/13/04 New Orleans, LA House Of Blues
5/15/04 Atlanta, GA The Masquerade
5/16/04 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
that would be the entire einsturzende neubauten tour and not one show i could even remotely make it to. and lets not even go into the fact that there are cds from their catalog that i am missing including, but not limited to, perpetuum mobile and 9-15-2000 brussels. but hey the legendary pink dots will be playing here june 18th. whupdeefuckingdoooo.
muthafuckingfuckingfuck part 2
what kinds of friends do i have that the descendents can release an album and an ep and i have to find out about them at hot topic and best buy. now i know you all hate me. and a new official website too. ok i can see why you would want to hide that one from me. or not. next thing you are going to tell me is that there is a comp i have to by because it has one song only available there on it. DAMMIT! but on the other hand while reading over all the old information on the faq i came across the last question that answers so many other quetions. oh and...lmao...panic.
Q: What did David Nolte, from The Last, have to do with the beginnings of the DESCENDENTS?
A: (Joe Nolte, The Last )- "David Nolte and Frank Navetta were surfin' buds, hangin' out at the beach and listening to Led Zeppelin, etc. Clearly, something had to be done. I moved back to Hermosa in September 1976 and introduced David to the wonderful world of punk rock, which in those pre-"Anarchy" days meant Ramones, Pere Ubu, Dictators & Modern Lovers. He was instantly hooked, and turned Frank on to the stuff. In '77 they began playing (2 acoustic guitars) & writing together, calling themselves The Itch (which I had thought I thought of but I think David may have come up with that name). Frank subsequently came up with The Descendents, which kinda stuck. They hadn't gotten any more band members by the end of '77, and The Last suddenly found themselves with a bass player about to bail, so brother John gave David a bass for Christmas and David joined The Last, effectively relegating the Descendents project to the back burner. In mid '78 a schoolmate of theirs named Bill Stevenson began playing drums in an attempt to join another local band called Panic (later Black Flag[*]). That didn't happen, so Bill and Frank joined forces, subsequently hooking up with Tony. David stayed in the newly revitalized Descendents as vocalist, and sang with them at a few early gigs, including the famous San Pedro thing with Black Flag and the Reactionaries (later Minutemen[*]). By spring '79 The Last were getting pretty busy (recording the first album, etc.), and David ended up leaving the Descendents.
[*sst still sucks balls]
muthafuckingfuckingfuck part iii
who the hell thought a 9am was a good idea for me? that may be what i get for letting the government pick my appoinments but still someone is going to pay. i am not a mourning person by any means and then they want me to answer a bunch of questions. a lot of nerve they have there.
