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I never knew that Rush loosens butt holes

Can't have been good...

I kinda wonder why they bother anymore with the internet.

Fuck that's intense

I hear America's pretty small, everyone knows everyone.

Fuck I hate hug a ginger day.

I wasn't dissing I like em. If I wanted bands to change I'd listen to a different band.

I can't remember much about the book but I'm enjoying this so far.

I imagine they had a song about partying, And another one about drinking beer. An another one about getting wasted.

Rumours swirling around Twitter are his staff were talking about how he was taking Tinder dates back to the office to do the deed and he had a bit of a fondness for nose candy.

One from my short tagging career in Dunedin

Oh god he has a Youtube channel

Dig this

That song woulda sounded the same if it was just him with a guitar and a tambourine on his foot.

Thanks heaps man that's awesome.

I'm seriously out of the loop with new bands so who are locals that are either playing live shows at the moment or have released stuff online recently? Currently playing: Master Blaster https://masterblaster.bandcamp.com/ Wave Pig https://wavepig.bandcamp.com/ Gripper https://gripperpunk.bandcamp.co...

Glad to hear it.

Still keen for doing a radio show at some point Akaxo?

I do like how their symbol is a giant vulva though

Oh I just figured out that King Cannons guy was also the Suicide Dogs guy.

Also I just found this. Yeesh

I should probably lay off the pies, I am having trouble fitting all of the pants that I own.

Yep, good shit Dave. I'll give this a spin on my show at the end of the month.

Richard Cheese already did that

"her music is unnessecary"

Haha I laughed at that.

I came across her last year for the firs time when I was doing a women in punk show. I'm pretty sure I just ended up skipping her because it was so terrible.

1997 was 20 years ago bro

Super into these guys at the moment, hardcore punk from Cardiff UK.

I haven't listened to the whole thing yet. I found telegraph avenue pretty terrible when it was released (just as I was typing this I had it playing and my 5yo daughter started dancing around so there you go, maybe it's a youth thing). Rancid isn't a band I listened to much until my late 20s. Mainly...

Margaret Atwood is a boss. Elizabeth Moss is really good in this too.