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    Inactive Member RamblinGal's Avatar
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    Most of y'all have already listed my least favorite all-time yuck Social D song...."Sometimes I Do" just makes me fucking cringe. Goes right along with "I'm In Love With My Car" ick *shudders*

    I happen to love the country/bluesy feel of "Ghost Town Blues" and "Drug Train"....both of those songs live are pretty fucking amazing. I am a HUGE 'monica fan. My ex played harmonica and lead geeter....I mean he still does for his group, well shit you know what I mean. *sigh*

    Y'all should be shot for listing "Making Believe". If Kitty ain't rolling over, neither should you. hahhahahha!!

    I'm down with the old school punk era of SD, I wouldn't be a fan for 20 years otherwise, but the countrified stuffage is what I am more akin to. I appreciate it all.

    I usually skip randomly....depends on what I feel like hearing.


    ~Christina [img]graemlins/kiss.gif[/img]

    just realized Ihaven't heard "I Was Wrong" in about 3 years...hahaaha!!!

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    i am going to be shot and im surprised im in such the minority here but i really like sometimes i do. I think the lyrics are really cool. plus i have a system in my car and i crank it really loud with the 12" subs and that whole album has a ton of fidelity to it. Drug train is really cool too. i only saw them play it once. its when they opened for neil young at the pacific amphitheater back in like 94.

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    aaah yes I recall that Neil Young Tour...I took my mom. Who was yer opening group, other than SD.....ours here was Sonic Youth. LOVED IT!! 6th row Sports Arena. Can't beat that. I got great pics.


    Nope "Sometimes I Do" is a don't. [img]graemlins/thumbs_down.gif[/img]

    ~Christina [img]graemlins/kiss.gif[/img]

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    Originally posted by ShellyCrash:
    Man- I hate the pussy pierced speach....
    Maybe it is because I'm a female- but I'm not offended by it, I just think it's in bad taste. And it was a hell of alot easier to be punk in OC, CA then it was in other parts of the country at that time- or even still today.
    <font size="2" face="verdana, arial">LoL Agreed. I used to get all sorts of dirty looks and just general bullshit when I had a blue mohawk in the middle of suburban Detroit. It is definately much easier to express yourself in CA, its already known as "the land of the fruits and nuts", shit that would normally be beyond comrehension elsewhere is just looked at as a little stray from the norm there simply because difference is pretty much expected. Wow, that was one hell of a long run on sentance...

    Defying social norms, one post at a time.

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    Well I grew up in a small town out in the middle of BFE (a small desert town in SoCal) in the eighties. I was an outcast for being into punkrock. It wasn't socially acceptable. I appreciate that speech. Orange County definately has a huge punk rock scene, but for the most part it was the "Seattle scene" that broke those barriers.
    Nirvana changed the world.

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    DRUG TRAIN GETS IN MY NERVES A BIT.

    BUT I LOVE MAKING BELIEVE AND CROWN OF THORNS.

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