I was reading through some old forum posts about Whitehouse and how out of control their gigs would get. Peter Sotos would supposedly spend the whole show prowling around spitting on people and provoking fights + getting bottles and chairs smashed all over the room. It reminded me of other ridiculous live acts like GISM, Hanatarash. GG Allin, etc and I was wondering if there was anything I was missing. Have you Sup Forumstants ever been to any particularly violent gigs? Did you enjoy it?
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Ryan Long
I haven't left my house in months
Jack King
early 80s punk had very violent shows, especially in LA. That's even why Ron Reyes quit Black Flag.
Wyatt Kelly
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>heh, nothing personel kid
>*teleports away*
Ayden Adams
I've personally seen Jennifer Herrema and Lisa Suckdog punch people.
Dylan Cooper
>Peter Sotos
what's his endgame, exactly?
Brody Jenkins
What was that one band called where the performance was a girl getting a trumpet shoved up her ass while she screamed in pain?
Jaxon Perez
the most violent gig i've ever been to was a local punk/metal show during which i dominated everyone around me in the mosh pit. which is to say, it was hardly violent at all.
Jayden Turner
Butt Trumpet?
Matthew Howard
Saw Buzzoven smash bottles on their head and throw m80s at the crowd.
Kayden James
wasnt their a japanese band that bulldozed the stage or some shit
Matthew Thompson
>Lisa Suckdog
Her memoir was fucking insane.
Eli Thompson
Hanatarash. Eye's 1st band.
Jack Gray
She was butt naked, tripping on acid, and punching various audience members.
Kayden Morales
>Butt Trumpet?
That's a name I haven't heard since I was a youth. There really was an incredible amount of garbage released in the 1990s.
James Jackson
LA/Flipside punk was always kitschy and terrible.
Xavier Baker
>I was reading through some old forum posts about Whitehouse and how out of control their gigs would get.
this one is more funny than anything. i like the relationship of sotos to the crowd
Easton Allen
I think the dude from The Cows used to shove a trumpet up his ass.
Liam Price
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Jacob Hernandez
you can see the vocalist of French hooligan-crew Kickback up front in that one. fitting.
good question.
Easton Ortiz
I've read a few interviews of him. He seems to genuinely just write/make "music" for a living. Doesn't appear to have any endgame in sight.
Anthony Thomas
he holds menial day jobs, I think. there's no way he's making a living wage off small quantities of books about sadistic pedophilia.
Carter Peterson
let's be real. If it wasn't for his 'shocking' art, Sotos was be just another fat neckbeard.
That's his endgame.
Logan Robinson
Are you friends with GG Allin?
Is he still alive?
Julian Robinson
Andrew Cruz
Pete Townshend kicked a hippy off of the stage at Woodstock and made a habit out of destroying guitars and blowing up the sets.
Samuel Bell
Cedric Bixler
Isn't he known for throwing stuff into the audience? Off the top of my head I can remember him throwing a cymbal and a pot of boiling water. He's also hit people on stage with his mic.
Thomas Williams
where can i find the chords for this song
Aiden Cruz
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this never stops being funny, 1:33 onwards
Gabriel Morris
what do you guys think of telephone_junkie and all his accounts
Cooper Green
Paul Baloff
Kayden Richardson
The gigs arent really violent but i remember Eugene giving an interview about how people always try to start fights with him at his gigs
Leo Price
any musical act with a large skateboarder fanbase
Nicholas Mitchell
nice pants dork
Jose Hughes
Found it. No show but you can hear the pain.
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Nathaniel Ortiz
world inferno is known for their out of control fanbase
they played a show on coney island and the crowd just started tearing apart the entire venue until the owner cut the power and the band just led everyone outside and jumped around playing saxophones until the cops showed up
Tyler Diaz
The Hellfest 2004 Bad Luck 13 Riot Extravaganza set was pretty fucking violent.
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I thought we would only fight people at Oxbow shows if they initiated it, no?
Adrian Price
Speaking of violent shows, Kickback has had some crazy shit go down.
Brody Sanchez
Blake Smith
yeah thats what i meant, not violent but seems theres always someone trying to prove himself to eugene, untill they get choked out.
Caleb Walker
i fucking love Action Bronson
Mason Garcia
Why? Fatboy almost had a heart attack trying to front like he's tough.
Christian Powell
>jumped around playing saxophones until the cops showed up
fucking belly laughed
Juan Turner
Yeah I just reread your first post. I basically just repeated what you said. Sorry, pretty tired right now.
Landon Cooper
no plroblemo. im drunk myself so wasnt really sure if what i wrote properly explained it.
Thomas Ross
Pretty violent show from the south's 2nd most punk band ever Mangina youtube.com
Kayden Lewis
If self-violence counts Justice Yeldham's entire show is to cut his face up with a big bit of broken glass and mic it up to be noise music
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Joshua Torres
you were being a crowdkilling retard and everyone wanted to stab you.
Isaiah Morris
nigga what the fuck
Evan Reyes
I saw Oxbow perform a one-off show in Oakland last August and he's still really fuckin built. Although of course no one tried to start anything, everyone had mad respect for them cause the bay area is their home and they put on one of the best performances I've ever seen.
I'm super hyped for their new album out in may (first release in 10 yrs). Might end up being my aoty if it sounds as good as they did live - the guitar tones were unbelievable
Asher Bennett
GG died of a heroin OD. They didn't even embalm him or clean the shit off of him at his funeral....Just the way GG would want it.
Connor Morgan
Yves Tumor basically assault the crowd
Mason Gray
I wouldn't be surprised if they still left the band on his arm with the needle in it.