CBGBs becomes a Rock Festival

[Monolithia]

Originally Posted by joeyroth

Ugh I totally know what you mean about this! The Ramones are my favorite band ever and I wear their shirts all the time. I once went to this X-Files convention with an ex GF of mine, and they had those three nerdy guys, I'm sorry, I never really watched the show, I googled them and they were called the "Lone Gunmen". Anyway one guy always wore a Ramones shirt and I asked him the question as well. "What's your favorite Ramones album", he stammered and just said "Rock and Roll High School". Makes me sick. I know it shouldn't. But come on.


I think all of us can go on and on about this.

With that said, I hate when people call "poseur" on anyone with Marky's name on their T-shirt. Mine has Tommy but, honestly, I didn't actually check when I brought it.

[punkeriksson]

Well the poseurs will propably wear a tommy shirt, which is sold on H&M here.

Ramones and Motörhead T shirts are pretty much every mans gods nowdays. That doesnt take away the quallity of those bands.

The Motörhead wine is the hot shit here now. Even if the morning Tvs wine expert slaged it off as rubbbish.

[Johnny Running Shoes]

Originally Posted by punkeriksson

http://12fuckyoupunkrevue.blogspot.s...-festival.html

The CBGBs saga continues, or at least the brand.

An update....?

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/06/...ic-mecca-cbgb/

[punkeriksson]

Nostalgia for middle aged, now, middle class punk tourists? Or a new play ground for the unestablished aspiring bands? Hm, what can we use the goodwill of the CBGBs brand for?

I hope they really invest it in the new bands as they claim.

[punxareunited]

dude, Adam, you have a quiz on the site?