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[Dopamino]

Punk Rock Geek, on 21 June 2009 - 02:57 PM, said:

I like how Chris #2 was like "I'm kind of in the middle of something here."

I feel bad for Pat for needing to repeat that same drum beat for so long.

Don't worry, he gets paid for the drumbeat!

[weare138]

Dopamino, on 21 June 2009 - 08:56 PM, said:

Don't worry, he gets paid for the drumbeat!

haha thats almost as good as "I'm kind of in the middle of something here."
wow,those chicks are fucking retarded...why would they ever go to that show in the first place

[AWalKer]

Little GoGo Dancer, on 21 June 2009 - 10:34 AM, said:

When you don't control your fans, people want to hug you.

Firstly, I would like to say that this had me laughing for a good minute.

This video reminds me of a time when i saw A-F at the Worcester Paladium (Bright Lights tour, last May I believe.) I have not been able to find a video of it, but it goes like this. Anti-flag was in the middle of a song, I do not remember which. The circle pits that night had been great, and people were being very friendly (my friend got knocked down in the middle of a mosh, it being his first concert, and a PETA tabler picked him up.) However, in the middle of the song, #2 saw two kids getting violent and fighting each other. He stopped the song, and yelled at security to "take care of their shit." I have always been a huge fan of A-F, and believed in their messages. But seeing #2 do this proved to me that they believed their message too. #2 is a great showman, and seems to be a really cool and funny guy (as shown by the posted video.) So ya, I hope you guys enjoyed my story =).

[Kellie]

Yeah, that's pretty annoying.  But I think if they wanted to jump on stage, they should have done it.  They run the risk of getting kicked out of the club, but I'd rather get kicked out for trying than go home regretting that I'd been too scared to do something.

It's a punk show, it's kind of silly to be afraid of breaking the rules.  If security is serious about keeping people off the stage, they'll keep people off the stage.

Chris #2 did a good job of incorporating the stupidity.  The girls are just lucky they're A-F fans in 2009, and not old school Black Flag fans.

[MuzikChik]

Kellie, on 23 June 2009 - 10:56 AM, said:

Chris #2 did a good job of incorporating the stupidity.  The girls are just lucky they're A-F fans in 2009, and not old school Black Flag fans.

Or a Misfits fan...


Or a Stones fan....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyK0y02HvVc&feature=related

Or a Tool fan...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-wE5LtDKPU&feature=related

[Blaarg]

AWalKer, on 23 June 2009 - 09:28 AM, said:

Firstly, I would like to say that this had me laughing for a good minute.

This video reminds me of a time when i saw A-F at the Worcester Paladium (Bright Lights tour, last May I believe.) I have not been able to find a video of it, but it goes like this. Anti-flag was in the middle of a song, I do not remember which. The circle pits that night had been great, and people were being very friendly (my friend got knocked down in the middle of a mosh, it being his first concert, and a PETA tabler picked him up.) However, in the middle of the song, #2 saw two kids getting violent and fighting each other. He stopped the song, and yelled at security to "take care of their shit." I have always been a huge fan of A-F, and believed in their messages. But seeing #2 do this proved to me that they believed their message too. #2 is a great showman, and seems to be a really cool and funny guy (as shown by the posted video.) So ya, I hope you guys enjoyed my story =).

I was there.  Good stuff.

[death_of_a_nation]

that's a great video,i love it ,the play the same in Zürich

[death_of_a_nation]

that's a great video,i love it ,they play the same in Zürich

[MattFestle]

haha ya. not a bit. veryy annoying. if i was #2 id say a little more then what he did.

[.:White:Rook:.]

Those links are funny. Especially the last one. The first seemed a bit harsh but that fan was obviously pissing him off. That said he shoula just walked back.

Fucking idiot girls. Something similar happened when I last saw AF



For those of you that dont get it, some little fuck was throwing bottles or something, it hit Justin, he fell & broke his collarbone.

[jimhendrix]

I was shouting along when you played this supporting Rise Against in BIRMINGHAM, UK.
Seen you guys there three times now and we're all going to the Birmingham show next month (it's the night before my 18th haha)so legal drinking
It's a shame you guys aren't on last but still thanks for coming to England lots!




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Die For Your Government
Their System Doesn't Work For You
Underground Network

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[colby1717]

Little GoGo Dancer, on 21 June 2009 - 10:34 AM, said:

When you don't control your fans, people want to hug you.

haha that is true!

[toaster_oven]

Thoses girls are as annoying as people who sit on the barricade just to watch the show through their phones or camera.

pissed me off when i was underage and couldnt go to a show but im kind of glad they dont yet minors into punk shows in my city.