@@charlietouseull7707 thanks Charlie. There is another gat rot show I posted on my channel I filmed

@@journeyhomemeditation I remember you Mike. I’m Andrew from the Boston area. I attended the u of a for a couple years. I put out a video compilation called old school to new school of hardcore bands I filmed in Massachusetts. Very DIY. The J church show was fun, I didn’t film this but I traded videos with a guy who did. That’s funny the finals game was at the same time. I remember that night broadway ave was going crazy. I lived in a dorm that was a hotel my second year there. I remember back in those days Tucson was moving towards a metallic hardcore scene from a punk one. Some people didn’t like it. Also I remember when earth crisis came to Tucson and I interviewed karl buechner for the Arizona wildcat. A bunch of people came up to me after to ask me how it went and what he was like. I guess from a far he can be an intimidating person. Good memories too! You channel looks interesting too. I subscribed. Thanks Mike !

@@scottbaylo thank you

@@megagulpvideos No-No… Thank YOU! Are you a big fan of theirs? I rarely get to speak to anyone who likes them, or even know them at all! But whenever I do find someone, they’re usually just as much of a fan as me. I find it a little odd that they’re apparently so polarizing… It’s not like they have a sound that’s strange, or an acquired taste, most of it is catchy pop-punk, or maybe power-pop… no nasally vocals anywhere to be found… and there are plenty of slow jams when you’re not in the mood for something energetic - so what exactly is the problem here? could it really just be because Lance wasn’t your average “Oily Variety Bohunk”?! (Somebody better appreciate that reference, it’s a fucking classic!)

@@scottbaylo I got into them through honest dons records and the drama of alienation record which is really good. I just didn’t really know about them til I picked up the first honest dons welcome wagon cd sampler. Back then I ate up everything fat wreck chords , epitaph , burning heart records, etc. lots of slick sounding skate punk etc. so I would say I’m not a hardcore j church fan but I like some of their stuff. I love Lances honesty and how prolific he was. Gone way too soon. Also if you don’t know already check out a band called Doc Hopper , specifically their aloha album, and the ringing ear records label from the 90’s. Great straight up pop punk bands, also sinkhole, bender , the ags, huffy. I think it would up your alley. Gotta love the 90’s

@@megagulpvideos I actually loved drama of alienation too, but I remember reading something where Lance said he wasn’t happy with the way it turned out, and for a long time I couldn’t understand why. I think that recording is just too (I like a term you used before, so I’m gonna borrow it) slick for them, and stands out from their other albums in the same way Jawbreaker’s Dear You did with them - 2 layers of vocals on most songs, and I think some had it for the whole track, where they rarely used it before, and usually just for something like the chorus. Even though they had plenty of songs that, on their own, would feel right at home with everything else on Fat… they’re just not a Fat type of band. And don’t get me wrong, I still love a lot of those bands, and always will, but there’s something about Fat Wreck Chords in general that hasn’t aged well - and it ain’t the music! It’s the way the label did exactly what the corporate side of the music industry does - sign 10 bands doing the same basic act, and it was all the “same-sameness” that derailed the potential showing in the early 90’s - so many different types of sounds playing together in the same show, but not so different that you’d just stay to see one of them… Jesus, I gotta stop going off the rails with these rants! Wow, you just brought back a long forgotten memory! Are you from the east coast/tristate area? For some reason I seem to remember Doc Hopper starting from around here, and they were somehow tied to another band that is right at the tip of my tongue, but can’t quite get it out… (now looking back at your list, I’m pretty sure it was sinkhole, right?) I remember being excited going to buy that album (I think I heard 1 song on a comp that was really good or something, but ended up disappointed with the album) I’ll have to go back and try it again - I can usually remember most things I listened to from that time, but I’m coming up blank on this one, so hopefully it should jog my memory. I don’t know those last 2 at all, so I’m excited to hear them! I haven’t really listened to much of anything made after the early 2000’s, anytime I seem to find “new” music I really like, it turns out the band was formed before the early 2000’s… There was even an album from 2012, I thought I finally found something new that was really good, but it turned out they were formed in the 90’s anyway (the band is called “Grabass Charlestons” album is “Dale and the careeners” sooo good!) ok, I’m gonna try to shut up now…

sean thank you for your comment and subscribing. you are quick commenting before i could write a description lol. sorry for your loss and Boston's loss.

thank you for your comment. if you scroll up through my vids i have the full set from that show. it is my warped tour experience 1998 northampton,ma. the hatebreed set is at the 22:50 mark in the video

Thank you for the comment. The sound kicks in after a few seconds. It’s not my master copy but it’s ripped from a vhs tape to dvd

Eventually I’m gonna post the whole show including full sets of nofx , no use for a name , and teen idols. I’m getting it digitized.

@@megagulpvideos awesome

@@megagulpvideos this has really good sound quality

Where you there ? How do you know? I’m going from what it says on my tape.

Because we know the difference. This is the July 1977 Houston show at the Liberty Hall, if I am not mistaken.

Thanks for the comment! It was a fun show back in the day. Please subscribe and spread the word ! Thank you !

Looks like a LP Deluxe (small Humbuckers same as Firebird).

Good eyes! Notes are a bit more articulated with those pups.

Thanks you for checking it out. Lots more to come !!! Please subscribe to my channel. I just subscribed to yours. Thank you !

@@megagulpvideos just subscribed!! Love the hives content

Oh but it is

Eminem played in 1999

I was there and I think that was it.

No problem. I’m gonna upload to versions of this set. Do you happen to know the girls who filmed shows there regularly. I was friends with a girl named Rachel. The other was named Angela. Brown label videos. Looking to reconnect. I’m from Boston

@@megagulpvideos I've heard of BrownLabel. He taped quite a few shows, aswell as 1.7.1999 Warped Tour

@@megagulpvideos Dude, I have a copy of this show I obtained on VHS years ago. The one you just uploaded (which I can't comment on) is higher quality than my old copy and it has one more song than I had (Want Ad)! I just checked my old copy, and the timestamp on the file from when I ripped the VHS was 2008. That's closer to the time of the show than it is to now! It's crazy how time flies. Do you have more MxPx?

Man, I envy you! I would kill to be able to go back in time and see them at this point in their career. This was an incredible show. It might be the only time I've heard them play What's Mine Is Yours live.

@@joshwilliams7692 Wish you could’ve been there, man. I think it was a “school night,” and it was my senior year, it was special time. Great, great show.

Could you let me know if you find out please. Been trying to find it over on this side of the pond and it's a no go. :o( As you say, It was a great show.

I most certainly will. Same to you. If you find it please let me know.

If you have Hulu Live TV you can stream it.

I think Kid Rock was on that year as well right as Bawitabaa was taking off

Yes it was!!! It was the best and I saw this line up in Houston Texas. A weekend before I started high school .