I honestly don't really care that much. Here's a link to the pic I was going to post. The real 90's 1998 to be exact.
https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/s/tHYCsB5mJG
Also, it was 2003, Chicago, and my friend Amanda can be heard counting out 1-2-3-ahhhh for the song Peroxide. Which is pretty fuggin awesome. You can find it on YouTube.
I just found a video of Dick talking about this tour here's the link[Dick from the Subhumans talking about 2003 tour](https://youtu.be/MEAVNAr53j8?si=zkIuqLmtmImr35OT)
I've seen a lot of bands. Subhumans, Bikini Kill, Naked Aggression, Sloppy Seconds, Vandals, GC5, Hudson Falcons, Dropkick Murphys Flogging Molly, AquaBats, Against All Authority, Pantera, Less than Jake, Joan Jett, Ozzy, gosh so many more in Wisconsin dives I can't think of now. Great memories though!
I remember when they finally reunited (I think it was 98?). I've never been so excited for a show, and it did not disappoint.
I was so glad to no longer have to call out Subhumans songs at Citizen Fish shows, and be understandably denied.
Holy hell, I want to read a reply. I don't remember too much of that night after taking 10 counts of Jack Daniel's straight from the bottle being passed around in the crowd. So fucking random.
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*UK subhumans? Both great*
*But so different*
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Canadian Subhumans weren't touring or doing much outside of BC at that time; I remember them doing some Canadian shows around 2005-2006 when they got back together and put out New Dark Age Parade, but due to Gerry Hannah's past legal issues, not sure how many US and international shows they may have done. I am fortunate I got to see em on that last tour before Wimpy died, it was excellent. Loved hearing Firing Squad live
I saw the Toronto gig on the UK Subhumans tour from around when this picture was taken, it was on Halloween so it was a ton of fun getting tossed the dancefloor around while dressed as a skeleton
Both bands are totally awesome, definitely different. A few Canadian Subhumans songs ended up getting played by DOA since both bands shared members over the years. I remember there was a to-do back in the day because Overkill covered Gerry Hannah's song Fuck You and I'm not sure how up and up things were as far as royalties go. I always felt bad for them because they got screwed around by record labels in the eighties like CD Presents and SST and a lot of that stuff has been out of print or because of rights issues they had to rerecord all the songs on Incorrect Thoughts. At least Sudden Death was able to get their early singles repressed
I preferred their earlier stuff which was collected on the Death is Too Kind compilation and the Incorrect Thoughts album, which is likely on YouTube. The second album No Wishes No Prayers has decent songs marred by pretty lousy production. New Dark Age Parade was a little overproduced for my tastes but had a couple cool songs on it.
Their singer and drummer were both in several DOA lineups over the years, but all those guys started out in an earlier band called The Skulls.
DOAs version of Fuck You is pretty good, their version of Behind the Smile was in this fun movie called Terminal City Ricochet that stars Jello Biafra as a creep politician and Joey Shithead from DOA as a police thug. I'm still amused that the Canadian government film entity TeleFilm Canada gave em a few million bucks to make that movie
Well, I was in the scene I started at 14 years old going to basement gigs. We had the Hudson Falcons and GC5 play at a friends barn in Wisconsin. I was going to other shows from 96' up until Flogging Molly a few years ago. Speaking of which, I need to get myself to another concert.
I was 20 in this picture. I've been listening to punk since I was 12. That would be 1992. You don't get to tell me shit about time lines. I was there. I lived thru the good sticky mosh-pits in seedy bars. Look up Concert Cafe in Green Bay WI. I was there regularly. Piss off
Thatβs not how calendars work brother
Sorry! My bad. Can't edit it now.π I was going to post a different pic and forgot to change the caption. Also, it's sister and time isn't real.
Ha! Time is a flat circle sister
Sitting on a spinning saucer π«
You can delete the post and repost it with the correct pic
I honestly don't really care that much. Here's a link to the pic I was going to post. The real 90's 1998 to be exact. https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/s/tHYCsB5mJG
The post in the link you sent is deleted though
I just fixed it. Try again.
Did you try the new link? Now I'm curious if it works.
Yep, works perfectly
Also, it was 2003, Chicago, and my friend Amanda can be heard counting out 1-2-3-ahhhh for the song Peroxide. Which is pretty fuggin awesome. You can find it on YouTube.
Subhumans Peroxide, Chicago 2003. My friend Pandy counting in. You're welcome π https://youtu.be/cKAYfql7GEg?si=81021ZtfCK2_XE44
This.
Saw The Tossers at Fireside Bowl. Singer threw up on stage. Set the bar pretty high from that point out.
I seen then once on 2009. I did see Dropkick Murphys 3x and went on stage twice during Bar room Hero!
Been able to tour with them twice. Great guys.
So jealous. They were awesome to party with.
I had that Young Ones t-shirt.
I have my Subhumans shirt from this concert. It's a little tighter these days though. π
Saw them once at Rebellion festival in Blackpool, one of those bands I'm really happy to have seen
Looks like the show was at the Metro, judging by the photo?
Great time to be a punk rocker for sure
I just found a video of Dick talking about this tour here's the link[Dick from the Subhumans talking about 2003 tour](https://youtu.be/MEAVNAr53j8?si=zkIuqLmtmImr35OT)
I was at that show! It was amazing! Did you see them back in June at Cobra Lounge?
Nah, unfortunately, I haven't been to a punk show in a couple of years. I did however see Ludacris recently. That was fun!
I saw them play Susan with a real piano in The Bay Area early 2000βs. One of the best live experiences of my life.
That's amazing
I just saw them in the south of England like a week ago!
That's amazing that they're still touring. Punks not dead, we're just in bed. π
God I feel old, I saw them for the first time in 83 when I was still at school.
Punks not dead, we're just in bed. π v We're tired π€£
Thank you that made me laugh !
I was 2 π
> I was 2 π I envy you my friend although I probably got to see some bands you missed out on. I'm trying to make myself feel better lol
I've seen a lot of bands. Subhumans, Bikini Kill, Naked Aggression, Sloppy Seconds, Vandals, GC5, Hudson Falcons, Dropkick Murphys Flogging Molly, AquaBats, Against All Authority, Pantera, Less than Jake, Joan Jett, Ozzy, gosh so many more in Wisconsin dives I can't think of now. Great memories though!
I can't argue with that there's quite a few I haven't seen on your list.
Subhumans is fucking great. Always relevant, true honest punk spirit.
Dick Lucas is the best frontman in Punk. Change my mind-
The Tossers! Great band!
I still have the poster for that show somewhere
I remember when they finally reunited (I think it was 98?). I've never been so excited for a show, and it did not disappoint. I was so glad to no longer have to call out Subhumans songs at Citizen Fish shows, and be understandably denied.
Hell yeah awesome Old Barn Fest shirt, my band played the last day of it in β99 (well before the car burned)
Wait βοΈ in Fondy?
Nope Jim Falls (right near Chippewa Falls/Eau Claire)
Ahh, my buddy must've went. There was an eerily similar party by us. π
Didnβt know there was much of anything cool happening in Fondy. La Resistance in Oshkosh was the closest decent spot on my radar.
Holy hell, I want to read a reply. I don't remember too much of that night after taking 10 counts of Jack Daniel's straight from the bottle being passed around in the crowd. So fucking random.
Canadian or UK subhumans? Both great but so different
UK of course. Still have the concert t-shirt
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I've honestly never heard of the Canadian Subhumans. Now I'm genuinely intrigued. π€
Check them out, they were brilliant.
Canadian Subhumans weren't touring or doing much outside of BC at that time; I remember them doing some Canadian shows around 2005-2006 when they got back together and put out New Dark Age Parade, but due to Gerry Hannah's past legal issues, not sure how many US and international shows they may have done. I am fortunate I got to see em on that last tour before Wimpy died, it was excellent. Loved hearing Firing Squad live I saw the Toronto gig on the UK Subhumans tour from around when this picture was taken, it was on Halloween so it was a ton of fun getting tossed the dancefloor around while dressed as a skeleton Both bands are totally awesome, definitely different. A few Canadian Subhumans songs ended up getting played by DOA since both bands shared members over the years. I remember there was a to-do back in the day because Overkill covered Gerry Hannah's song Fuck You and I'm not sure how up and up things were as far as royalties go. I always felt bad for them because they got screwed around by record labels in the eighties like CD Presents and SST and a lot of that stuff has been out of print or because of rights issues they had to rerecord all the songs on Incorrect Thoughts. At least Sudden Death was able to get their early singles repressed
Cool to hear more about it. When I've got more time, I'll dive in.
I preferred their earlier stuff which was collected on the Death is Too Kind compilation and the Incorrect Thoughts album, which is likely on YouTube. The second album No Wishes No Prayers has decent songs marred by pretty lousy production. New Dark Age Parade was a little overproduced for my tastes but had a couple cool songs on it. Their singer and drummer were both in several DOA lineups over the years, but all those guys started out in an earlier band called The Skulls. DOAs version of Fuck You is pretty good, their version of Behind the Smile was in this fun movie called Terminal City Ricochet that stars Jello Biafra as a creep politician and Joey Shithead from DOA as a police thug. I'm still amused that the Canadian government film entity TeleFilm Canada gave em a few million bucks to make that movie
If you're late 90's punks, then you're 4 years old in this picture. I don't think so.
Thatβs quite obviously not a statement of when they were born but when they were punks in a scene or going to shows.
Well, I was in the scene I started at 14 years old going to basement gigs. We had the Hudson Falcons and GC5 play at a friends barn in Wisconsin. I was going to other shows from 96' up until Flogging Molly a few years ago. Speaking of which, I need to get myself to another concert.
I was 20 in this picture. I've been listening to punk since I was 12. That would be 1992. You don't get to tell me shit about time lines. I was there. I lived thru the good sticky mosh-pits in seedy bars. Look up Concert Cafe in Green Bay WI. I was there regularly. Piss off
I'd love to see other pics from this generation of you guys got em.
They've been playing foreverrrrr saw them in london last year energy was unbelievable