itakoto said:Before then they didn't even have a vocalist. And before that, they had one, but they weren't called Jesus Christ and there wasn't much overlap with what they're doing now.
Wait, what was their old name again? Rhesus Factor?😁
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itakoto said:Before then they didn't even have a vocalist. And before that, they had one, but they weren't called Jesus Christ and there wasn't much overlap with what they're doing now.
vividcanyon2 Noah Ross4 said:If she were a little smaller, I’d definitely have her. 😁
amberskipper452 said:The absolute worst part of my day was reading this thread... I mean, what even is Zeus Faber?
Emily Carter10 said:I don't just count myself among the people who listen to them—I absolutely love them!
Raymond Barrett12 said:I really want to drop an emoji right now that shows someone hugging Firefox while giving Exploder the boot... but I just can't find one...

Kevin Chavez3 said:I’ve never actually listened to that specific Agent Orange, just the amazing one from California... was this other one Dutch? I know they were from somewhere in Western Europe, but I couldn't quite place them...
Ponor said:The trip was solid overall, just way too short. Really bummed I’m gonna miss the FOF tonight. 😢
Sean Lee7 said:My buddy Moose is on the exact same page. Honestly, I’d rather just have a mandolin rip it, because this current setup sounds totally bogus. 🙂
stormyviper11 said:I’ve only really listened to T. Rex out of those four bands, and even then, not much. I probably shouldn't weigh in on this.
Jason Richardson5 said:They’ve really been losing it lately 😁
Carol Jackson45 said:an honorable group, now and forever:
3. something awful 🙏

electro cute said:the ultimate list of worst producers:
1. Steve Albini
2. Steve Albini
3. Steve Albini
Gregory Walker15 said:Are you kidding me right now?😁
indie rock 😉
I haven't got a clue. No idea at all. said:The Pixies? Yeah. They basically invented the blueprint for everything we call pop punk today. It’s wild when you actually sit down and listen to them. You hear that loud-quiet-loud dynamic they mastered? That’s the DNA of every basement band from New Jersey to California. Without them, the whole genre might have just stayed stuck in the seventies. They brought that raw, jagged energy that made everyone want to pick up a guitar and start making noise. It's all there. Pure influence. 😲
darksurfer24 said:Alright, since everyone here thinks they're such huge experts,
who do you actually consider the true icons of pop punk?
Nicholas Perez33 said:Here are my top 5 picks for songs to belt out on guitar at a party (randomly ordered):
2. Anything by Half Japanese.