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Posted by: admin | 01/16/2006 at 00:01
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Here are some misc. snippets of news thanks to Google:
+ Greg Hetson and Goldfinger?
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| "Since leaving Goldfinger, Paulson has led his own band featuring Bad Religion guitarist Greg Hetson and Nausea drummer Roy Mayorga; played electronic-influenced music with keyboardist Linda Strawberry; and given guitar lessons to Danny Bonaduce, his wife and their two children."
+ 76 - 80 - 86?
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| Some guy apparently thinks Bad Company, those anoyying guys at FYE whom are never there whenever your trying to see if Bad Religion cd's are there because your either bored and passing by, or your still haven't heard of "Ebay" and "The Internet", is better than Bad Religion because they were in 1976.
+ Bad Religion and The Cure?
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| Some mini-article describes a new band out of Casper, Wyoming, Loveletters & Gravestones, as equal parts of Bad Religion & The Cure. I haven't heard what they sound like, but it sounds like somewhat interesting, but probably will be some horrible emo band that some guy just happened to co-opt better known bands names in giving his text flavor.
Will I ever make another post like this again? Probably not, unless there's no news for about a month.
+ Greg Hetson and Goldfinger?
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| "Since leaving Goldfinger, Paulson has led his own band featuring Bad Religion guitarist Greg Hetson and Nausea drummer Roy Mayorga; played electronic-influenced music with keyboardist Linda Strawberry; and given guitar lessons to Danny Bonaduce, his wife and their two children."
+ 76 - 80 - 86?
Link
| Some guy apparently thinks Bad Company, those anoyying guys at FYE whom are never there whenever your trying to see if Bad Religion cd's are there because your either bored and passing by, or your still haven't heard of "Ebay" and "The Internet", is better than Bad Religion because they were in 1976.
+ Bad Religion and The Cure?
Link
| Some mini-article describes a new band out of Casper, Wyoming, Loveletters & Gravestones, as equal parts of Bad Religion & The Cure. I haven't heard what they sound like, but it sounds like somewhat interesting, but probably will be some horrible emo band that some guy just happened to co-opt better known bands names in giving his text flavor.
Will I ever make another post like this again? Probably not, unless there's no news for about a month.
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01/25/2006 at 01:01
The band Hetson & Paulson play in is called Shithead. They will be playing January 28 at the Dragonfly in Hollywood.
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01/19/2006 at 11:23
Gregs been naughty, report some real news.
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01/19/2006 at 00:57
I think a good synopsis of the alleged scandal photos can be found on this thread.
http://www.randomdamage.net/ forum/index.php?showtopic=4021 |
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01/17/2006 at 06:30
I think it's funny too that they ignore the sex scandal news. I think it's because everyone's jealous that Greg wasn't really jacking off to them.
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01/17/2006 at 06:30
I think it's funny too that they ignore the sex scandal news. I think it's because everyone's jealous that Greg wasn't really jacking off to them.
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01/17/2006 at 02:18
and another winner here
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01/17/2006 at 01:45
the fuck's wrong with you naggers? All you do is nag nag nag. I like any news regarding Bad Religion even if that means hearing that Jay named his chest hair Clancy. I enjoyed these snippets.
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01/16/2006 at 23:14
lol, aw man that is funny actually. I think I shall ease my defenses in the future.
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01/16/2006 at 23:02
hook, line, sinker
 
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01/16/2006 at 21:41
First of all Tom, that "scandal" you refer to, was fuled by nothing but speculation, heresay & gossip, and supposedly "real" pics as evidence, which are speculative and most likley not true. Does that entire scandal have any links to newspapers, columnists, sites, etc. backing the claims of either one or a few pepole that put togther that scandal? No. This news post does. This news post has links provided by Google to sites that have information. While that information isn't very important at all, it's better than posting bullshit that probably isn't true. A site devoted to a band, and a site such as this which constantly has news, a lot even, is going to have a dry month or two ocassionaly. I just thought it would be funny to acknolwedge the lack of news by posting pointless crap up. I apologize if I fucked things up by trying to be funny. I didn't expect everyone to find it "funny" or "newsoworthy" , but for you to compare it to that bullshit scandal is a bit too much. |
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01/16/2006 at 20:34
what a dire selection of 'news' snippets. the standard of this website has really deteriorated in recent weeks. i can't believe the admin pass this and the so-called 'gregg graffin sex scandal' as newsworthy. things like this should at best be confined to the message board in the 'you don't belong' forum. i urge posters and moderators alike to step up their efforts when making contributions to this website, or else i will be forced to jump ship to the bad-religion.net website to communicate with the portuguese posters, who to be fair are a mixed bunch, but a lot more interesting than you ass-candles
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01/16/2006 at 17:26
Apparently Bad Religion is some of that hip new music like 50 Cent.
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01/16/2006 at 05:45
Badfinger alway gets in the way too
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01/16/2006 at 03:04
Yea I saw em during one of BR's D.C. shows. It was just aweful, it sounded like music people listen to if their emo and are jacking off and crying at the same time, at least that's what the vocals sounded like. Ugh.
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01/16/2006 at 02:37
First to Last i mean.
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01/16/2006 at 02:36
Jau Peacecraft, i take it you've probably seen them live too. Those guys are just the suckiest bunch of sucks that ever sucked. Kinda funny that mr. brett thinks they're the next big thing.
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01/16/2006 at 02:02
yea, his description sounded pretty generic of emo bands. Oooh, The Cure? oh wow that shoots your creditbility to roof, I could say the band sounded like Celion Dion if I wanted the right demographics to tune in.
Not that any band should sound celion dion, that was just a horrible example. And what a horible name for a band, Loveletters & Gravestones? What is this, emo for 4th and 5th graders? I thought From First To Last was a bad name (not to mention horrible band). Here's a nice reviewing trick for that guy who'd shout out Slipknot to compare a local barber shop quartet if he needs some readers: From First To Last? Definatly Last. |
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01/16/2006 at 01:15
"They perform driving, guitar-drenched punk rock, laced with melodic vocals and breakup-inspired lyrics." Sounds pretty emo to me. Oh, the Cure. How thy name is abused. BR, too.
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