Our 100th episode! We celebrate the milestone by having on the guest from our very first show, writer Rick Gethin. We discuss if there’s any hope for a better season from the Columbus Blue Jackets, the NHLPA’s latest proposal and music talk about bands that shaped our early punk days. http://dlvr.it/230YD7
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This clip of Dave Grohl discussing Descendents’ drummer Bill Stevenson is from an unreleased documentary on the Descendents and ALL. Read more on this(and another doc that may be released soon) at Up The Pucks.
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This is the trailer for the upcoming documentary, ‘A Band Called Death’. It chronicles the story of Death, who formed in early 1970’s Detroit and are credited as the first black punk band. Indiewire has more on where/when you’ll be able to see the movie.
Double-check those lyrics, folks. Perhaps they just really like food and not Descendents.
The new video from Teenage Bottlerocket, “Cruisin’ For Chicks”.
On this week’s Up The Pucks podcast(out Friday, i swear), Brandon chats with Gallows frontman Wade MacNeil about his hockey fandom while growing up in Southern Ontario(Leafs or Sabres), what it has been like stepping into an already established band, the new record and more.
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Peter was written up in his hometown’s alt. weekly for something hockey and punk related. Check out an excerpt here:
Every year when the Warped Tour comes to Indianapolis, fans will stand in the blistering summer heat to see some of their favorite bands play for a mere 30 minutes. This year, several miles away from the festivities, two teams of hockey enthusiasts got together in the chilly Carmel Ice Skadium to play a game of pick-up hockey. Amongst the players are several musicians, members of two of this year’s Warped Tour bands: Matt Carroll from Boston hardcore act Make Do And Mend and Chris “#2” Barker from the punk group Anti-Flag.
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From Propagandhi’s upcoming record out on Sept. 4th through Epitaph Records, this is the title track, ‘Failed States’.
Worlds are colliding this week as Peter has an in-studio(yeah, sure, studio) guest as Mr. Fancy makes a trip north to Indiana to strap on the goalie pads for a special occasion. This week we discuss what Larry Robinson brings to the Sharks, expectations for the Hurricanes, and we have another interview as a member of the UTP blog crew, Shane Bua, chats with Teenage Bottlerocket singer/guitarist Kody Templeman. Music-wise, ska!(and a TBR song)
Music This Week:
Best Wishes To Your Black Lung by Less Than Jake
Would You Still Be Impressed by Streetlight Manifesto
Necrocomicon by Teenage Bottlerocket
Jacknife To A Swan by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
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EPISODE 93: THERE WAS A GUY PAINTED LIKE A ZEBRA
Finally, our long national nightmare is over as Parise and Suter have found a team to sign with. The guys discuss this along with Peter’s love of The Twilight Zone, Brandon’s idiot neighbors and what is to become of Rick Nash.
Also, Peter chats with Chris #2 from Anti-Flag about hockey, punk rock, the Penguins and Henrik Lundqvist’s bizarre NHL awards pre-party.
Songs Featured In This Episode:
Don’t Start by Punch
Pretty Good Year by The Loved Ones
Resist by Anti-Flag
City of Cold by Raised Fist
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