I'm there.

bumped...

on my way. in boston

i would be but i got dam class tonite right up the street at JWU damit i need to see the paraplegic again soon those fuckers

johnvanveen said:

Wish I could go....the Doosh bags are awesome

needs to be a PVD show and prolly mon-wed im usaly working

Wish I could go this show but it's not gonna happen. Next time I see you Chris you can call me a dooshbag. Hopefully it's a good turnout.

the turnout is thusfar not very good unfortunately. see my "fuck brazil" thread. took my 3 hours to gvet the pvd. arg!

Parapalegics: good to see them. They had the crowd singing along to all their songs. It just seemed like I should know their stuff cause it was catchy, but im a total square and obviously didn't.

doosh bags: more songs that it seemed like I bshould know but don't . Not enough people from the crowd interacted with them. The singer for the parapalegics was up on stage a bunch, but other than that, it was mostly a bunch of head bobbing and the band singing about peeing on peoplers and fucking them in the ass. I can't remember the last time I saw these guys. I have a feeling it was back at an ann show.

finally got home...
alomst 3hrs there, almost 3hrs home... gr..

that's a nice ride right there...

Awesome show. It's been too long since I've seen the Paraplegics. And I get to see them two more times this month. Score!

Jimmy Pursey isn't in the band? Fuck that. Glad I didn't go. I was considering it too.

This is from the Sham 69 website (http://www.sham69.com/index2.htm):

The CBGBs gig in New York may now be the last gig, and why not, that I Jimmy Pursey and Sham 69 (original from Hersham remember) not the new karaoke musical version.
After conspiring to get rid of me for how long is a piece of string they have decided to not only steal my ideas, songs and bands name but lie, abuse my friends and death threats.
So America enjoy this version of my band, listen to the lies they tell you and the bullshit they $ell you.
Punk is not nostalgia, it's a word that speaks louder in a spirit of adaption and in it's freedom of imagination.
Always,
Jimmy Pursey.

Yeah, Jimmy wasn't there, but Sham was still good.
I had a great time regardless.