as an American fan, contact Adam Curtis for glastobruy

really holding out for a sign that docs remain in the pack

I never did leave Tallahassee

Thanks for the interview!

Fantastic sit down interview!

Ya know?

Poison Idea is my favorite punk band ever!

HOLY SHIT

It’s ok to do any and as much drugs and alcohol as you want without worry of mental deterioration. Jerry is sharp as a razor blade,Lanegan was too.

Great show!

Excellent people having thoughtful conversations. Brilliant work.

kurt gf

Back in the day, maybe 2009(?) I had a mix cd going in my car with a bunch of Clash songs on it. London Calling was playing and then it went to Know Your Right, then into Hitsville UK. A kid I was friends with and was just getting into punk asked who it was and I told him The Clash and he was like no way this is The Clash. He was blown away because everything he ever knew about them was the purely punk sounding stuff by them and hadn't really dipped into their discography, which has a very diverse sound. I wouldn't say I love all their albums, but their so many hidden gems throughout their discography that I absolutely adore that I think well, if they didn't release Sandinista I wouldn't have ever heard Ivan Meets GI Joe and Lose This Skin, which is one of my favorite songs.

I love that you managed to keep this argument going for over an hour ❤. Also, the only opinion that truly offended me is that Phantasmagoria by The Damned is a bad album! 😅

Great interview

The other Wiz-written Doughboys song you're thinking of is "Fix Me" and, yes, that is easily one of their best songs (and one of the best in that melodic punk genre ever IMHO).

Oh man! Unlocking some memories with these dudes. Lucky enough to be in one of the bands that opened for DBS way back in the day, their second time through Regina, IIRC. I remember talking with drummer guy about our mutual love of Propagandhi. The first Regina show was at the U of R's old student union, and I think it was also the first time they'd played without wearing their matching striped shirts, because someone stole Andy's in Saskatoon 😄

Pinkus is right. There was this creepy mysterious Manson family vibe around the Surfers at their height. That photo of them playing on the Double Live album gotta be one of the best weirdest band photos in history.

Thank you for this. By now i guess you figured out about Florida 🦠

I've wanted to hear this for ages!

Thank you for hosting Kathleen-from an old Riot Grrrl ❤!

Really enjoyable interview, thanks @Damian!

amazzzzin

YOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Two fine young men.

WHAT! CHRISTMAS ISN'T IN AUGUST, WHAT IS THIS TREAT?

This interview ruled. Love your knowledge of all their old tapes and everything. Thanks for this!

legendary interview, thank you for this!

What is the song at the begining ?

Sorry last comment but I’m bringing my son who just turned 14 to the Subs gig in Palmdale. I’m hoping to pass these ideals on and help keep his mind free

I’ve never heard Dick say something I wasn’t interested in, he’s a really good man and I think all of his bands are amazing

treble charger at the Ex. jesus, i remember that show. they opened for Moist.

We have learned that Stephin is punk.

Alligator Gun rocks!

d.b.s is to this day my favorite band of all time. As a young punk kid growing up in saskatchewan canada i first saw a young d.b.s in the mid 90s. Their music with Andy's specific type of guitar sound I'd never heard before and Jessie's voice combine with lyrics and emotions that so fit how i felt as a young street kid. I was lucky enough to see them everytime they came through my city and got to hangout with them on a few occasions. They were always the nicest guys and fun to talk to. I totally agree with Jessie's take on punk and mental health as d.b.s definitely got me through some hard time and great times. As well as other punk bands. Im old now with a family and different priorities in life but they are still the main band i listen to today. Great interview and glad the members of the band found success on their other passions once d.b.s. dispanded. Thank you gentlemen for great music that has been a part of most of my life!! Cheers!!🎉

Bro Mikey Pittbull 👏🏽

the true fans know the difference

Man..Damien has awesome guests. But I really wish he would cut it out with all of the SJW/BLM plugs in his shows. We get it. We all believe in equality. But there is being liberal..and there is being far left. He is pushing an agenda...and a lot of those involved are domestic terrorist. Don't push an agenda where equality isn't the intention. .. dominance is their agenda. They are essentially the black klan...and if you don't believe that.. you are freaking nuts. Straight up domestic terrorists.

This is so dope

That Krokodil documentary scares the shit out of me

Millenial Reign, Posner doing the Melnicks style. I have 4 Fucked Up 7s & Hidden World on cd & the Millenial Reign on 7 as well.

this is amazzzzing

It was more than Lydon's charisma, it was his wit and intelligence, totally unique, his lyrics changed the whole dynamic of punk, it would have just have been full of rock cliches without him and British punk would have been a second rate pastiche of New York punk with Sid as frontman. Sid and Steve trying to outdo each with their Johnny Thunders and Dee Dee Ramone poses. Lydon saved the Pistols from becoming the alternative Bay City Rollers that McLaren envisaged in 1975 and was the catalyst for what punk and post-punk became both in the uk and the US.

The French band with the Canadian singer is The Choices Singer is Jenny Woo. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXS7p2Snnt-gf9Esi=c9urUAU_rIVhIA0U

Great reminiscences from this legend.

Am I really in a comment section where people are praising ICP and disrespecting one of the most legendary hardcore bands of the 90s? Wow, I’ve truly seen it all.

FTR: Piro, Ritmo Peligroso's singer, has a podcast, he lives in the US and still releasing music now and then

Wow this was great. The Cramps and The Magnetic Fields are my two favorites ❤

Nice AGE record poking out :)

Also, great interview! Longtime AFI fan, I love hearing the history of the band and the whole DIY scene in the bay back in the day hehe.