Finally Hearing NOMEANSNO! Bass Teacher REACTS to "Rags And Bones"

[@constantly-confused5736]

NoMeansNo are criminally underrated... on the other hand: if you meet a fellow NoMeansNo-fan there is an instant connection.

[@pyenapple]

Hell yes

[@russianpaul77]

there are NO bad nomeansno songs! every song is a different journey and the bass is almost always the main driving force. i'm so happy you're here, hope you'll do more

[@andrewwalker1008]

Who's gonna tell him about "Big Dick" haha!

[@SH4n1AC_C4C7]

NoMeansNo have been my favorite band for over 20 years. You are absolutely correct.

[@MeatShield666]

It is Andy Kerr credited on the album as "none of your fucking business"

[@McLuddy77]

Andy's importance to the band always seemed to be overlooked, but if you watch some of the old videos of their live performances while he was still in the band you really get a sense of the energy he brought to their shows. Rob and John are fantastic musicians, but in those videos Andy is such a charismatic performer. Weird for a guy who avoided the spotlight and I don't think ever used his real name in the album credits

[@Froyo__]

Don’t get me wrong, pun intended, I love what Tom did on guitar on the later albums but Andy brought a special kind of energy. Check out Andy’s project after NMN, Hissanol.

[@ColeWheeler4Lyfe]

Andy has a KZbin channel. He plays some old licks sometimes. ❤

[@BradMurray]

By his own demand, as I understand it.

[@ehlava7331]

yeah, NMN a 3 piece band on this album. there is a great early live version of this song on YT. they were a very different band with Andy. my fav configuration.

[@Cheetahpops]

Nomeansno are one of the greatest bands ever and absolutely amazing live.

[@dakotakoll-is3rg]

"It's Catching Up" is one of my favorite riffs of all time

[@Bennybonz]

IM FUCKED

[@progvoice]

You cannot stop your head from thrashing either this song

[@dakotakoll-is3rg]

A dead duck (ooh)

[@obieserious]

You finally said Chris Squire 😂

[@OURYARDPodcast]

Shit outta luck

[@TheologicalDissident]

The Album titled 0+2=1 is another masterpiece album of theirs.

[@ColeWheeler4Lyfe]

Agreed. The last album with their first guitarist.

[@pyenapple]

YES

[@KindredAmy]

Thank you for understanding and appreciating Nomeansno. They are the best ❤

[@petehurd5301]

Drummer John Wright's 'solo'band is Dead Bob, album out last year, touring now-ish. Lots of NMN in their set. Another candidate for best NMN song is 'Metronome'.

[@kimmyg2001]

Love Metronome

[@lokiatwa]

It's my go to bass riff!

[@jansendwan1221]

Especially when it comes to John driving the song!

[@coolhandchunk]

The River has got to be next!

[@petehurd5301]

Saw Rob play that solo (show was billed as Mr. Wrong), fucking haunting.

[@MrRelaxedanderson]

I'd disagree. Exceptional song but it doesn't really show off what Rob can do. It's more or less one riff for six minutes. How about something off Mama? No Sex or We Are the Chopped? Even the song NoMeansNo, that's what I always play when I'm trying out a new bass. Everyday I Start to Ooze would be another good one.

[@jansendwan1221]

I get this is a bass channel but Red Devil is amazing when it comes to showcasing John. My favorite bass songs are Rich Guns and Living is Free.

[@clifisboring]

Gotta check out Two Lips Two Lungs & One Tongue by NoMeansNo

[@jansendwan1221]

I can't seem to seperate Two Lips, Two Lungs and One Tongue from Rags and Bones. I blame live album. Best guitar solo ever if Andy would shut the fuck up.

[@stefankamphausen6524]

Next step on the punk jazz fusion train: Victim's Family. I'd go with Baklava for the bass, but Caged Bird for the guitar. Not to mention Follow Me For The Message for fun.

[@ArnieJames666]

Holy sh!t, triclops!!!!! Same bassist as victims family, Larry boothroyd, I believe, although I may have spelled it wrong, that man is a f*cking beast! I got to play with them a couple times and I was just in awe of that crazy ass rhythm section, that drummer is equally gnarly!

[@ColeWheeler4Lyfe]

Good call. Caged Bird is a KILLER TRACK.

[@normaleehi]

thiss. and his later band the Hellworms!! beastly rubber bass

[@McLainCausey]

Larry Boothroyd and Ralph Spight are absolute beasts and they just dropped a new album. Maybe If I… is another great bass option. John Wright produced the album Caged Bird is on…

[@mlwsf]

They also have a beer and Hockey themed Ramonescore side project called the Hanson Brothers.

[@Weedoutsmusic]

I forgot about that... I know what I'm dusting off tomorrow

[@NateBuker]

Yeah. I think they out-Ramoned The Ramones on that 😆. I'm surprised they didn't get sued but then again it was definately a tribute project that celebrated a legacy. I'm sure the glue sniffers understood that.

[@andywhos]

Got to see Nomeansno and the Hanson brothers once each. Very thankful to have!

[@julesallford]

John's new band "Dead Bob" is defo worth a listen

[@Donald-fg2ew]

Hockey punk. Perfect music for Canada hey

[@chrisgreen7992]

Another band where the bass and drums work together to carry the songs is Shellac, great bass tones

[@normaleehi]

yar! Bob Weston's tone is unreal. built his gear himself i believe,, RIP Steve

[@arlsincharge]

I love the punk rock journey you've been on, I feel like I'm hearing these songs again for the first time. Can't wait for the next one.

[@LowEndUniversity]

You’re the best! 🙏🏼

[@6demonbag542]

I'm loving all this praise for my favourite, favourite band ever.

[@piershollott339]

Yeah, so growing up in Victoria, we were so spoiled to go to Nomeansno shows all the way from Mama all through their later stuff... however, check out an early live recording of Rich Guns from Mama when it was just Rob and John... a pair of f**ing beasts on their instruments. Super-smart lyrics too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ7Nanmep9F4npI

[@GuyDeaux]

I saw them once in the Effenaar, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Best concert ever! They recorded "Live and Cudly" there. My favorite memorabilia!

[@shmk1]

Ditto, I must have seen them 20 times growing up, so good.

[@buzzbomb67]

Ok Im jealous lol I never got to see them

[@reubentomczyk193]

Rats nest forever!!!

[@shaleleech3218]

That's solid that you picked up on the similarities to Mike Watt, you nailed it. I saw Mr Wrong open for Mike Watt back in the 90's, they go way back. Mr Wrong was Rob Wright solo, literally by himself on stage with nothing but a bass, an amp and a mic, no other band members. It was amazing.

[@ServerCrashers]

Oh hey, welcome to your post-NoMeansNo life. A very addicting band that is solely responsible for the formation of my current band of 10+ years, and the only band that people from all music backgrounds and levels of fame can agree were formative to their own sounds. Couple of things to note: Andy Kerr @blankfrank07 was their guitarist/vocalist at the time of this album, and was very instrumental in the songwriting for a good chunk of the band's tenure. I believe they did swap instruments to record some parts here and there (or is that just a myth?) but these three worked incredibly close together, which explains the methodical tightness of the music. Rob's bass tone is inspired by Motorhead's Lemmy, from what he says, he basically plugged into a Marshall 3530 head, cranked the mids, and went through a guitar cab at the time. Rob has also described himself as a bass player rather than a bassist (or the other way around I can't remember); as he was more interested in the rhythm of a song instead of solo'ing. These guys were pretty much great players out of the gate, and I would use the word 'escalation' to describe their music. It's like they sat on one riff for hours and hashed out as many phrases as they could before putting something together, which makes the music FUN to listen to. If you are going to check out another of their tracks at some point, I HIGHLY recommend Big Dick from the same album, but really there's naught a terrible choice when it comes to their discography. Good vid, and good analysis of the other instruments changing the feel around the bedrock of Rob's bass - that's basically the theme of NoMeansNo!

[@jeanneaconda2664]

Nobody is perfect.

[@XscottXcoreX]

Wow…never heard this band. Sounds like if Primus and Fugazi went back in time and had a baby! Really enjoyed this.

[@alchingazoprods1]

I always described them as Rush meets The Ramones

[@kristofwynants]

I'm so glad somebody gives these geniuses some well deserved attention! On the fusion remarks: they also did a Miles Davis cover on their last album, but I can't remember the name now. They grew up on jazz and then discovered the Ramones. From what I recall when I saw them live: Rob Wright's mainly a pick player. If you want to follow up on this bass trail, I can highly recommend Victim's Family, early Fishbone, Death, Hüsker Dü, Shellac, The Jesus Lizard and Bad Brains. Darryl Jenifer is no slouch on the bass either, he has a massive bass tone! Keep up the good work, my man!

[@peroskarstorholm4196]

They covered Bitches Brew by Miles Davis, complete with their own lyrics, followed by a slow, stone age reendition of ‘Beat on the Brat’ by the Ramones. I think those two covers really sum up the width of their musical abilities and ambitions quite well :)

[@ColeWheeler4Lyfe]

Bitches Brew

[@broonage]

Bar none one of the greatest punk bands to have walked the planet. As you said, that fusion sound and drum and bass driven. Each album and song is just a delight: full on hardcore, pop, catchy in your face licks. Incredible players, the two brothers to their original and latest guitarist. At one one point they had two drummers! Let's not forget their side project Hanson Brothers where the drummer sings, absolute bliss. I miss this band and their universe. So glad that John is continuing with Dead Bob. Nothing but love for this truly amazing band. PS favourite song: Humans.

[@Circusflea00]

*the greatest

[@NullStaticVoid]

and the bassist is doing the lead vocal, with the drummer supplying backing vocals, WHILE playing this. BTW when I've seen them live Rob was using an old Marshall plexi into a Bagend cab. Prior to that he had an Acoustic 450 bass amp.

[@Froyo__]

Yes! So glad you checked these guys out. They are (were) a 3 piece. Rob played through a Marshall guitar amp giving him his signature tone. While Rang n Bones is a great song, it’s definitely one of their most basic ones. The rhythm they have is amazing and I was so happy to see you get to experience and enjoy it. Keep up the great work my dude!

[@LowEndUniversity]

Going through the comments for that intro, I realized a ton were yours 😅 - I’ll definitely circle back!

[@Froyo__]

Haha. You really should man. Rags n Bones doesn’t even scratch the surface of this band. Just signed up for your Patreon and would absolutely love to see an album reaction on there. Keep up the awesome content, man! This has quickly become my new favorite KZbin channel.

[@LowEndUniversity]

That means a lot, friend - thank you for the support and the incredibly kind words!!

[@skyoxford]

As teenager I got to see them at the OK Hotel in Seattle, and I knew nothing about them going in. That show was magical. They were so tight, and fun, and the crowd went wild. It was by far the best concert I ever saw.

[@adriangarver3246]

I was there too. I thought the floor was going to cave in with 400 people pogoing to THIS song.

[@skyoxford]

@@adriangarver3246 Hell yeah! That part was scary.

[@justinquamme916]

The Tower and Its Catching Up are underground punk classics

[@pawelzawislak1671]

Finally! Thanks for doing it. Trust me, you just barely scratched the surface.

[@cantankerousklept2675]

I was so excited to see this video come up, as I love Nomeansno and yet no-one knows them! I wasn't expecting this song though! You should check out "Big d*ck" or "It's catching up" off the same album Wrong.

[@colinedmunds2238]

DO THE FULL RECORD! "It's Catching Up" is one of the best openers of all time

[@NateBuker]

You're right. "It's Catching Up" friggin slams too. Great album front to back.

[@mikegraham4255]

@@NateBuker My fave is The Tower

[@hectorlagos8937]

more NOMEANSNO please dude!

[@kaceyvibes]

I was going to request this band/song and wisely searched first. One of my favorite bands and songs of all time and a huge influence on me as a bass player in punk trios for years. Rob's mixture of groove and aggression, and the diverse arrangements, are always so amazing to me. I really enjoy watching you discover so much music that was formative to me in my teens and 20s (I'm a middle aged mom with faded tattoos now) and hearing all your enthusiasm and appreciation for the passion, creativity, and musicianship

[@tdu5777]

They were an epic live band. I was very fortunate to get to see them play many times. It's cool to watch someone hearing them for the first time and see them getting some love.

[@stevebadachmusic]

One of the greatest bands of all time. Still ahead of their time.

[@itchyvinyl]

I saw NMN for the first time in 1990 on the Wrong tour. It's in my top 3 shows of all time. And I've seen a LOT of shows between 1982 and now.

[@alexfast9328]

Was lucky enough to see them 8 times from 89-2013. Rob was a huge influence for me as a bass player and he did it all with 4 strings. They had two drummers on the Wrong tour. Just saw Dead Bob recently. Glad John is still drumming!

[@duncansolloway2497]

john the drummer has recently formed a new band called DEAD BOB and have released an album

[@davebarrett2355]

Finally :) I think you can tell that Rob & John played together growing up, and Andy added a great dimension on guitar. All three doing vocal parts as well - Rob & Andy doing the the main parts on this. Their live shows were always amazing!

[@1S4Per]

Omg…Yes!! All time favorite band. Drove 5 hours each way once to go see em. Worth it.

[@M4RRC]

Their final album all roads lead to ausfahrt is incredible.

[@SPAMDAGGER22]

Slugs Are Burning is a favourite from that album.

[@marcretro]

welcome to Nomeansno they are from my area Canada. seen them many times soo amazing. Check out their alter-ego The Hanson Brothers for puck rock!

[@xenitis]

you've just discovered the band that changed my life

[@HellaBuggin]

I've seen these guys live several time and it's always incredible. LOVELOVELOVE this band.

[@LostPunk5545]

Thanks for getting around to this! Haha, envy the start of your Nomeansno journey. Every album is a new adventure I wish I could do again for the first time! It's a crime against humanity they're not better known!

[@chetzar]

Thank you for doing this! Wait until you hear the whole album. Banger from the beginning to the end.

[@Sabocat]

Mark to really appreciate this you have to see it. Try to find a live performance. Rob doesn't just repeat the same base line. He is all over the neck voicing the same notes but with spreads and inversions all over the place. It's jaw dropping.

[@stuartspencer2161]

I was fortunate enough to see Nomeansno a few times in Australia during the 90's, circa Mr Happy, and Worldhood of the World, and they were just as brilliant live, as recorded. I would say they are the greatest, and most underrated, band to come out of Canada.

[@napneto]

Check "Big Dick". It's just bass and drums (Guitar player Andy takes the vocals)

[@scottyharp]

I can't be happier that NOMEANSNO is getting more ears on em!

[@Merglet]

Just caught this, and I love that you mentioned the merger, bc when people ask me about NMN, I usually call them "Jazz-Punk" Also amazed that Rob Wright could play these bass lines while singing. Bonkers.

[@isispriest]

had the privilege to see them in 1986, when they performed as a 2 piece for the 1st set then Kerr joined the Bros for the 2nd set. When they started out they were a 2 piece, just drums and bass

[@tubytootoo]

There was absolutely nothing quite like seeing Nomeansno live. Nothing. You felt like the music suspends you into an alternate dimension and the musicians simply are the music. It’s crazy out of body experience. I sort of want everyone to be able to feel something like that.

[@ionutsfetcu4550]

You should feel blessed for discovering the music of NomeansNo

[@colinedmunds2238]

They did a version of "Bitches Brew" by Miles Davis on one of their later albums

[@butsenzeller]

Rob Wright is actually a guitarist who came to his senses and turned to bass , guitarist on the album is indeed Andy Kerr, later replaced by Tom Holliston. John Wright is a major influence on my own drumming. Great you mentioned Mike Watts and Minutemen, they're indeed a major influence of No Means No

[@gwts1171]

They are such a great band. The music is great; the message is great.

[@murreygellmann7708]

Live they literally left me speechless and drained Outstanding

[@markmorton2519]

The entire album is truly amazing

[@seanbecker6909]

This Album was recently re-released back on Alternative Tentacles after being out of print. The guitar player on this album and all others (except Mama) until 1991 was Andy Kerr. The first album after his departure, 0+2=1, Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy? was the only other one where Rob does all the guitar. John Wright has a new project called Dead Bob and their live show includes many NoMeansNo songs. I sure do miss NMN though.

[@pyenapple]

You oughta check out early 90s Seattle trio SadHappy. Bass, sax, drums. Amazing weird experimental rock/jazz/funk goodness. They played on bills with all the big grunge and indie/alt bands of the era. Great bass.

[@peroskarstorholm4196]

Bass goes into strumming power chords on the chorus and he always uses a pick on a P Bass through an overdriven Marshall guitar stack. I recommend watching some live stuff and you’ll get it. They’re essentially a trio sharing vocals and lead parts equally. Drums even set sideways on left stage side in line with the rest enhances the whole experience. They toured and thrived in the hardcore punk-scene, mainly in Europe, so they’re not really considered ‘fusion’ for that reason. Too aggressive and noisy, but I see your point. The comparison to Minutemen is pretty spot-on. Very musch the same dynamics and musical ‘politics’. I met a couple of NY jazz heads who loved them and they toured extensively with Italian Jazz/noise-fusion trio ZU, which are also awesome.

[@Kuhmuhnistische_Partei]

They actually started in 1979 with only Rob and John Wright and mostly Bass + Drum although in some of their early songs they replace one of their instruments with something different like guitar or (I think) keyboard. The first album "Mama" is really niche and obviously the production quality is not the best and it's very different from their later stuff, but it's already very creative and I actually really enjoy listening to it from time to time. "My Roommate is turning into a Monster", "Mama's Little Boy", "We Are the Chopped", "No Sex", "Rich Guns" and "No rest for the Wicked" are the tracks I listen to quite frequently. It's just super interesting stuff, although probably not necessarily what people wanna listen to when they think of a punk band or even of NoMeansNo specifically.

[@BH-fi8lm]

Your video came up because I love this band. Seeing the reaction of someone who has just discovered them: priceless. There are two types of people in this world, those who have listened to nomeansno and those who haven’t. You Sir are now a member of the former and better for it I can see.

[@bandastemphylium5206]

Try "Bonin in the boneyard", by Fishbone! The most insane Bass line ever!

[@buzzbomb67]

Lol their lineup changed a LOT…! The core is the Wright brothers, John on drums and Rob on bass, and many albums are just them. There are several albums with a guitarist (including Wrong, which has Andy Kerr on guitar), and even a couple with a 2nd drummer. These guys are truly unique, unusual, and just plain awesome! I believe Rob primarily uses a Fender Jazz bass. I had Andrew Rooney do a reaction to I Am Wrong?, a while back.

[@peroskarstorholm4196]

P Bass ;) they only did two albums as a duo and one with a second drummer, but the core is always the Wright bros, yes.

[@buzzbomb67]

@@peroskarstorholm4196 for some reason I keep thinking there are more albums lol

[@BradMurray]

Great find in that transition sounding like Winter's Frankenstein. Never heard that in there until you said it and it's completely obvious now.

[@bensvalbe6328]

Andy on guitar (PA amp for tone) is critical to this magic. Best ever band at this point in time

[@MrWhiskeytangofoxtro]

You didn’t know Mike Watt or NOMEANSNO until now… your world just got bigger, and much better.

[@Pedroleum100]

I think Rob Wright's bass sound is composed of a p-bass being played with a pick over a Boss Distortion DS-2 pedal and Marshall guitar amps. So very much guitar equipment for a bass player, hence the guitaresque sound.

[@rorybennett3971]

Definitely have a listen to shellac! Great driving bass tones

[@jasonberezny9705]

Thank you for finally checking them out!🤘🇨🇦

[@rawb20]

It’s kinda funny how these riffs and songs were an intense soundtrack to my youth and here he is going “oooh, that’s a neat little changeup.”

[@Pedroleum100]

I had to listen to this song again, because of what you said about the drumming. Fascinating, I wasn't aware of this feature although I have already listened to this song a million times!

[@LowEndUniversity]

It’s super unique! He hardly keeps time in the traditional ways. Very “melodic” drumming, almost.

[@Pedroleum100]

@@LowEndUniversity - Thank you. 🙂

[@El_Pinche_Hombre]

One of my favorite bands of all time. Criminally underrated.

[@onlytheseamonkeyknows3197]

Thank you sir for finally getting to these guys. I really think that the exclusivity of the different dynamics comes from the fact that they're brothers and mesh their musical playing styles together extremely well. In essence they are a two-piece and I do believe they have a full band lineup for live shows.

[@gabmalette]

Thank you for covering Nomeansno and welcome to the punk scene! Love your channel! Cheers!

[@Pete-tu7qg]

John playes tradional left hand grip, and plays stage left facing the band.

[@WindsweptWheelers]

RKL - We’re Back We’re Pissed

[@billybatesmusic]

See them play in the somewhere in the mid nineties play with two drummers, ideas still one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen a lot ha ha

[@anchorsawiegh669]

You should really watch the video for Cardiacs "Tarred and Feathered" not only for the bass but the song composition. Nothing should work but it does, so disgusting but beautiful. Will make you question music theory and life its self

[@bellyeyed]

Yes, a pondie..I was contemplating asking him to react to some stuff off sing to god as the bass is so complex on that album, dog like sparky plz 😊

[@jimbarkhouse5540]

you need to look up more of these guys. they’re from where i live so i know em well and there are sooooo many more amazing tracks these guys do you will not be disappointed. (rob’s tone has always been my fave bass tone)

[@satansgolfcart]

Now try 'Victims Family'

[@NateBuker]

Thanks for reminding me of this song. I was a big fan when this came out and I saw them live a couple times back then. They performed as a three-piece and Rob is a pick player, brother John on drums and Andy on guitar and vocals. This song is one of my favorites in their whole discography. It actually took you to point out the actual jazzy aspects of the drumming here! They were always great songwriters. I'm pretty sure Rob used an SVT rig, bright and articulate with plenty of growl. I swear Andy's guitar recordings were direct into the board but he had a live rig where the cabinet was loaded with a bunch of what I swear were six inch speakers. I always enjoyed the upper-mid sting of their sound but I'd love to hear the "Wrong" sessions re-mixed for more bottom. Thanks again!

[@matthewgerken7487]

This band is so amazing. I also recommend checking out their Ramones style hockey punk side project “HansonBrothers.” Both bands are stellar.

[@andrewwalker1008]

I was in a band that opened for the hanson bros, freaking fun!

[@camaycama7479]

You rock men! I'm surprised that you nailed it that good

[@goetia13]

This album changed my life

[@dnc1769]

First and foremost, Rob played with a pick so there are definitely parts where he strums chords. That could be why traditional bass players might have trouble picking out exactly what he's playing at times. I also think he might have played through Marshall cabs instead of a bass cab, which could lend to his unusual tone. They do have a TON of live videos, I highly recommend checking some of them out to really see his playing style.

[@linusfotograf]

I know many people are talking about Wrong but I personally love 0 + 2 = 1 and Dance of the Headless Bourgeoisie a lot

[@alexbruce5684]

NoMeansNo has 11 Albums plus A collaboration with Jello Biafra. Enjoy the Ride it's Great Journey.

[@ericbrocious6047]

Please do more of NMN! They have soooo much! I absolutely love this reaction/review. I’m glad you honed in on John’s drumming. He pretty much sculpts this song in particular.

[@alexblain2987]

One of my favorite band! The bass player sings the track also and so is the drummer. Try the album with Jello Biafra & No Means No. Also when they tour Canada, they cross under No Means No and come backs as The Hanson Brothers. Just awesome Ramone style mixes with Hockey songs... (Puck Rock)

[@davezwieback4208]

It‘s a three piece Band. The Wright Brothers also played in the Hanson Brothers.

[@M2Mil7er]

I first heard NOMEANSNO back at Uni towards the end of the '90s. They struck me as a punk version of Rush in a weird way.

[@HeadlessBourgeoisie]

Amazing band. Their entire catalog is worth a deep dive.

[@mlwsf]

Traditionally they are a three piece, but I caught one tour where they had 2 drummers. Sadly, they retired a few years back. These kids ain't as young as they used to be. Well, they were always a bit older than us kids anyway.

[@nicolasrondeau212]

"they were always a bit older" 😂 They were born that way!

[@kirillnauchigin8727]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Their whole discography is flawless and so diverse. Agree with those who suggested you do Wrong in full! Check out the album "One" from the later era (2000), especially Hello/Goodbye and The Graveyard Shift. It has a different vibe.

[@knutsenneundorf116]

They were not ahead of time because you listen to their music 34 years too late. Watch the live videos. They also sing while playing this shit and this elevates them to another level of genius. Great band and I am glad I saw them a couple times in their prime.

[@distorson]

Does anyone know how Nomeansno got their bass sound? I always loved it. Nomeansno are one of the reasons why I started playing bass. When I saw them live, his bass amp looked more like a really old guitar amp, but I could be wrong.

[@Filmolutte]

Watch: Nomeansno - Channel 10, Victoria, BC, Canada 1981

[@jamesperry9197]

I saw these guys live years ago, one of the best shows i've been to

[@ccspaul99]

Awesome! Nomeansno rock for sure. I’d recommend other songs to check out, but there are sooooooo many good ones.

[@joko2k]

awesome to see nomeansno here! all their stuff is good, for me "0+2=1" is the peak with "why do they call me mr happy?" is a close second. speaking of... "happy bridge" is just 1m 20s of the boys having fun :) they are in the canadian hall for fame as of 2015 and lets not forget "the hanson brothers" side project - if the ramones were into ice hockey