I had to miss this show because of work, therefore I suck!

Glad to see the reviews were all together positive. Sounds like I missed a great show! Now if you will please excuse me, I'm off to go sulk with my generous pour of whiskey.

who took that marquee picture!!!?

THANK YOU!!!

This show was an absolute blast! I'm still not over it. My fiance and I were front row, got to meet Brian Baker, who was very cool by the way, caught Hetson's pick, and even got to talk to Graffin while he was on stage. He liked my fiance's name, which happens to be Greg haha. Every song sounded incredible, I just wish I didn't have all those double rum and diets! But what else was I supposed to do during the Aggrolites? I kept waiting for them to play Santeria. Anyway, here's hoping for another 30 years!

Review of the show:

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/rocks/2010/11/friday_night_bad_religion_at_w.php#comments

Any videos of this show?

Show was fucking awesome. Sound was much better than the night before for Suicidal Tendencies, which was a huge relief. The sound at Warehouse Live can kinda suck sometimes. I got to the show during The Aggrolites, who were alright but they basically just sound like a Slackers rip-off. Probably my favorite time seeing Bad Religion next to seeing them in 2002 after Process came out with Less Than Jake and Hot Water Music.

Watcho! wrote: I did like that the keyboardist was dressed as Brooks dressed as Mike Muir.

BAHAHAHAHAHA

In 2008 I went to see Obama speak and before-hand there was this whitebread funk/disco band playing Wild Cherry and K.C covers, typical fundraiser political event entertainment. I hadn't thought of them since until The Aggrolites came on. I like Trojan/Tuff Gong as much as the next guy, but they were more like a wedding band. I did like that the keyboardist was dressed as Brooks dressed as Mike Muir.

I cant even describe how upset i am about this. I clearly remember the first two acts, but not more than a minute of BR. I couldnt even get the shirt i wanted either.

NOOOOOOOOO worst BR show ever for me. I had my dad fly me down to see them and i ended up being so drunk that i dont even remember the set at all. My first chance to hear only rain and i was to fucked up. Plus i lost the guy i went to the show with and stood outside the venue for hours before i finaly saw him walking to his truck. Very upsetting and terrible BR experience for me. I wont even count this as a time ive seen them live

The show kicked some major ass. I drove in about 3 hours from Austin to catch the end of Off With Their Heads. I had seen them in Vegas earlier this year for the HoB tour and they were great. I also really loved the Aggrolites and was happy to see the crowd enjoy them for the most part, even if they were reggae.

I thought Bad Religion did a great job and I was pleasantly surprised by the setlist with stuff like Hear It and No Direction making an appearance (out of the 9 times I have seen them, I haven't heard either of these songs in person).

Wrong Way Kids was suppose to be played where No Direction was, but Greg couldn't find the right note to start on, so he stopped the song and asked the band if they could move on to a song called No Direction.

The only odd part of the show in my opinion was Only Rain. It just seemed like Greg couldn't find the right key/octave to sing in, so there was a disconnect between the chords and the vocals. That being said, it still kicked ass!

I am excited to see Greg's book tour and Bad Religion at Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin tonight. Hopefully the continue to mix up the setlist.

Show was awesome. I may have more thoughts about it later, but suffice to say it was a blast and my voice is shot.

Off With Their Heads in no way resemble Anti-Flag and I'm gonna go back and read that thread and make judgments about certain people's ability to discern one sound from another.

And for the last time Jay, guys, the name of the club in '88 was The Axiom. It was 2 streets over and 3 blocks up from where you were playing last night. Dayman, if you're still in town the building's still there. The address is:

2524 McKinney Houston, TX 77003-3630

It's a crappy-looking black building. Feel the history.

Yea, thanks. I got my ticket earlier. I cant fucking wait. Never been to a show outside of detroit before.

Dayman - If you haven't found yet. Google Warehouse Live. That is the venue. You buy tickets through them. Eff Ticketmaster!

Where can i get tickets for this show? I dont live in Huston and Im not seeing them on ticketmaster.