Interview with Sloppy Seconds

Jason Reed of Inner Edge Music interviewing Sloppy Seconds. Check out the full article at: inneredgemusic.com/sloppyseconds/

[@randomchaos5139]

Good to know these guys are still around.

[@toofuckingbadband3899]

Bring back SLOPPYPALOOZA

[@kylealbrecht1399]

Saw them at the tindel armory in Indianapolis

[@musclecarfan74]

They were popular in the Kenosha area. We had a punk scene there. I saw Mr. T in person, as he was driving down the street while I was coming home from high school in Waukegan IL. on the bus.

[@paddyd.7137]

Everytime someone mentions those so called 'Ramones', I wonder and ask back: "Ramones? Punk'n'Roll? Sloppy Seconds!" They just fucking rule! Period

[@toofuckingbadband3899]

Amazing love these guys

[@ianblumberg9171]

This rules, best dudes

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

I hate life..I managed to finally fall headfirst once I first heard 'Destroyed' back in 2014 while I was stuck in Miami fillin my arms with holes..I managed to make a break back to NJ just a day er 2 AFTER they played Jersey for the first time in who knows and I f'n missed it!! 😭😭😭..but come 3-29-20 its ON!😲😲😲

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

No..NOW I really hate my life..who knew 2 months ago we'd be greeted with the open, uncaring arms of the Corona Virus. .so again I miss Sloppy! 😠😠😠

[@steveanderson7864]

@@mikeyfn-a6684 I waited 12 years to see them. It was sick. You'll see them someday. They're not turning down money lol.

[@reynutz]

Hope you're good now man, STICK TO THE BOOZE but not so hard lol

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

@@reynutz thanks dude. Yea me and the lady are actually doing better now, even with Covid (!), Than we ever have before. Even put the bottle down for the most part . Thanks again dude. ✊😎

[@reynutz]

@@mikeyfn-a6684 fuck yes. That's what I like to hear. Congrats my man. I'll pour a shot of Jimmy Beam for you right now! Lol

[@jamesguy1030]

SLOPPY SECONDS ~ Yeah, What a Great Punk Rock Band. & Not all Great Punk Groups get the recognition . A What a wonderful & perfect name for a punk group. Over those early years many other young & fresh new Punk Bands That were well worth watching Never got the exposure to the mainstream music press. Bands Like The DiE-HARDS, The OVALTiNEES, BRUTAL ATTACK, SKREWDRIVER, All Didn’t get much publicity and played in underground venues. The Lead Singer Of A Punk Band Called SKREWDRIVER Comes to mind when thinking back over those early years. Ian Stuart, Like so many young men dreamed of a career in Rock ‘n’ Roll but when in 1977 he formed Skrewdriver, A Punk Group Based in North West England, No one could have predicted the rollercoaster ride that he was about to endure. So with two singles and an album recorded Skrewdriver were heading for the dizzy heights of rock stardom, But when their concerts became battlegrounds & gained the band a reputation that saw them Banned from London venues, Disowned by their record label and slaughtered in the mainstream media press most people would have put it down to experience & shuffled off into a Dystopian day job. it is testament to the resilience of Ian Stuart that against staggering odds he refused to be defeated. This is well documented in the fascinating book called = “The Ian Stuart - Skrewdriver Biography” This Remarkable Story Records this Historical journey that started as a highly rated punk vocalist mixing with the likes of The Sex Pistols, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Bob Geldof, Iggy Pop, Motörhead, Sham 69, Sting from the Police, & Suggs From Chart Toppers Madness. Right the way thru to National Front Demonstrators, British Movement Marches, KKK Leaders & his new group called the KLANSMEN & Skinhead Recruits for the Blood & Honour Organisation that he founded Back in 1987 . The Record Shops refused to sell his albums, Yet they sold thousands, His concerts were starved of any publicity in the music press, Yet even his enemies would admit that he could easily fill venues as big as the Royal Albert Hall. This remarkable & fascinating in-depth story traces his early beginnings in Blackpool through to his Death as a National Socialist & Skinhead Legend. & Yeah, we’ve all heard stories about Rebellious Punk Rock Stars, But this is a Truly unique account of a Rebel with a Cause. & One Who Lived thru the Pain, Pressure and pride that was his life. Even if you Revile & Hate the Organisation & Movement, it’s ideas, & it’s Music, Either Way, this is a very important & interesting piece Social & British Youth Culture History.

[@richardamerike7328]

Got that right broski. Ian was murdered

[@Baresark]

Would make an awesome movie but it'll never happen.

[@bompropunkrock4164]

Sloppy = ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@b.a2921]

B.A we could've really partied back in the day.

[@SlashManEXE]

Imagine getting plastered and running into Paul Stanley

[@Nerdtendo6366]

I started to think that the Mr. T part of More Trouble Than Their Worth was from something else but knowing it was for real is awesome

[@DevSodDribble]

B.A.'s voice sounds nothing like his singing. There's always more to know.

[@dvsdvsdvs329]

Great interview, but the only thing I am really pondering is.... did BA get his Mr T chain from the ceiling lamp over the dining room table?

[@rahpathy9410]

Chuck berry signed my passport. Love the T but howlin mad murdock doesnt get enough cred!

[@richardamerike7328]

They need the Dr. back

[@alfrednewman4496]

The guitar hooks the playing and the songwriting ...... 1\2 the reason the first L.P. Is a classic.

[@richardamerike7328]

@@alfrednewman4496 i couldnt agree more broski. That album is sloppys magnum opus without a doubt. It is the sort of stuff that would make one proud to say they hail from the midwest. The later stuff... not so much imho. There was just so much rad on destroyed....

[@DRopout1943]

I feel like I should have done this interview

[@youtubefuckingsucks]

where the hell is roadkill?