I love everything AFI did. From start to now. Black Sails is definitely my favorite. Got me through some hard times as a teen. But i really love the new wave feel of Bodies and the other project Dreamcar. Good stuff.
So Proud of You, Answer That and Stay Fashionable, All Hallows EP are the albums I listen to a lot I like everything even up until Sing the Sorrow (it's a guilty pleasure) lol
O man. I just saw them for the first time in 2022. Worst pit injury I've ever got. Broke my fukin back. Hahaha. They have changed, but Davy is still 100 about his craft.
If AFI is going to be at Grand Rapids for the Linkin Park tour, I'm all in. Unfortunately they will not be there. That sucks! AFI is a band that I would like to see. AFI's early work is great, but I love the 00s material even more, with the exception of Crash Love. Love the goth post punk albums they did in the 10s. All Hallow's EP is one of the best EPs of all time! They did not sell out. They changed their sound and were going to play whatever they wanted. Even if I don't like Crash Love, they did whatever they wanted with their sound. I'm anticipating a new album this year.
Love to see another Grand Rapids homie out here 👊 You should check out the D-bloc show over at the four star theater on Feb 22 if your into more local hardcore!
@danielbazzy that's cool 😎 I'm actually from Kalamazoo. It's about 45 minutes to an hour from where I live. I've got family over near Grand Rapids. Some of them are also in Detroit. My mom grew up in a small town Wayland. We pass it whenever we go to Grand Rapids. I was just there at the outlet mall today. About Kalamazoo, it's the home of the Western Michigan Broncos. Basically a college town. So lucky to live here. I got the Promise which paid 95% of my college. I took full advantage of it by going to Kalamazoo Valley Community College and then transferring to Western. I graduated last year with a degree in communications. I'm an alumni. I never went to this place unfortunately because I was young, but Kalamazoo used to have a club called Club Soda, which was the place to go and see a show. It opened from the early 1980s until 2007. A lot of artists and bands played at Wings Stadium before Van Andel was around. Kalamazoo was the perfect pit stop to play a show. We also had the State Theater, but that closed down this past November. We're waiting for someone else to buy the theater so that we can keep it. There's also Bell's Brewery, where they do some shows as well. In fact, they've finally got Emo Nite to come here at Bell's. They were here in July and October. And they're coming back in February. I haven't gone to see any of the local bands in Kalamazoo unfortunately, but someday I hope to see them.
To each their own, they should have changed their name bc they became a completely different band. But I don't think insaid they "sold out" did I? Maybe.... I don't remember saying that tho
@@thepunkrockreview I was just pointing out my opinion of them. If you ask some fans or more likely haters of the band, they would say that. AFI did sell out. But I don't believe that.
@@takodabostwick8507 I agree that they’ve got good stuff from all across their catalog. It’s really cool to see a classic band who wasn’t afraid to explore all sorts of different styles of punk from skate punk to Post hard-core to postpunk I saw them live in 2018 and the different styles that they’ve explored really made for a fun live show experience and Dave did do that thing where he walks out onto the crowd like Iggy Pop and they definitely still give their early material love at least when I saw them playing all sorts of shit from the more skate punk days to even all hallows
Shut Your Mouth… was the only album I owned by AFI. I never got too into them. I saw them a bunch of times whether it was when my band was on Warped Tour the same year they were or when they were on the same bill of another band I went to see. I can’t pinpoint why I never really got into them. Same with Strung Out. Maybe I’ll go back and listen to their early catalog- the first couple of records start to finish.
My intro to punk was about time. Friends didn't like all the metal I listened to so I walked into a record shop, went through racks and racks of cds. Left with pennywise - about time and ice cube - raw footage.
Can’t endorse this one bud. Yeah, love the upper upper north bay stuff and connections with Tiger Army, but seeing Havok onstage at Berkeley Square with braces and a belt, it was over
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I love everything AFI did. From start to now. Black Sails is definitely my favorite. Got me through some hard times as a teen. But i really love the new wave feel of Bodies and the other project Dreamcar. Good stuff.
To each their own, enjoy what you like, homie! Thanks for watching 👊
Great show, thank you, gentlemen!
Heck yeah man, more to come!
So Proud of You, Answer That and Stay Fashionable, All Hallows EP are the albums I listen to a lot I like everything even up until Sing the Sorrow (it's a guilty pleasure) lol
Goddamn love AFI! Still haven't really gotten into their last release Bodies, but I'm an old school fan but dig most everything they have done.
You’re make me want to dig up old afi vids!
Then do it!!!
30 foot fall an all time fave. Those early nitro samplers were 🔥 for discovering bands
Agreed and agreed! Love me som le 30ftFall
Davey did a hardcore/punk project in the mid 2010's or so called Xtrmist, you guys might dig that.
Thank you for saying this. Xtrmst is often forgotten about. So raw, so good.
I use it as a tool to help with sobriety.
I've never heard of this! I'll check it out!
O man. I just saw them for the first time in 2022. Worst pit injury I've ever got. Broke my fukin back. Hahaha.
They have changed, but Davy is still 100 about his craft.
Their very very early actual punk stuff was pretty good.
That's literally what I said in the video
That's funny lol. I honestly didn't watch the whole video.
If AFI is going to be at Grand Rapids for the Linkin Park tour, I'm all in. Unfortunately they will not be there. That sucks! AFI is a band that I would like to see. AFI's early work is great, but I love the 00s material even more, with the exception of Crash Love. Love the goth post punk albums they did in the 10s. All Hallow's EP is one of the best EPs of all time! They did not sell out. They changed their sound and were going to play whatever they wanted. Even if I don't like Crash Love, they did whatever they wanted with their sound. I'm anticipating a new album this year.
Love to see another Grand Rapids homie out here 👊 You should check out the D-bloc show over at the four star theater on Feb 22 if your into more local hardcore!
@danielbazzy that's cool 😎 I'm actually from Kalamazoo. It's about 45 minutes to an hour from where I live. I've got family over near Grand Rapids. Some of them are also in Detroit. My mom grew up in a small town Wayland. We pass it whenever we go to Grand Rapids. I was just there at the outlet mall today.
About Kalamazoo, it's the home of the Western Michigan Broncos. Basically a college town. So lucky to live here. I got the Promise which paid 95% of my college. I took full advantage of it by going to Kalamazoo Valley Community College and then transferring to Western. I graduated last year with a degree in communications. I'm an alumni.
I never went to this place unfortunately because I was young, but Kalamazoo used to have a club called Club Soda, which was the place to go and see a show. It opened from the early 1980s until 2007. A lot of artists and bands played at Wings Stadium before Van Andel was around. Kalamazoo was the perfect pit stop to play a show. We also had the State Theater, but that closed down this past November. We're waiting for someone else to buy the theater so that we can keep it. There's also Bell's Brewery, where they do some shows as well. In fact, they've finally got Emo Nite to come here at Bell's. They were here in July and October. And they're coming back in February. I haven't gone to see any of the local bands in Kalamazoo unfortunately, but someday I hope to see them.
To each their own, they should have changed their name bc they became a completely different band. But I don't think insaid they "sold out" did I? Maybe.... I don't remember saying that tho
@@thepunkrockreview I was just pointing out my opinion of them. If you ask some fans or more likely haters of the band, they would say that. AFI did sell out. But I don't believe that.
@@takodabostwick8507 I agree that they’ve got good stuff from all across their catalog. It’s really cool to see a classic band who wasn’t afraid to explore all sorts of different styles of punk from skate punk to Post hard-core to postpunk I saw them live in 2018 and the different styles that they’ve explored really made for a fun live show experience and Dave did do that thing where he walks out onto the crowd like Iggy Pop and they definitely still give their early material love at least when I saw them playing all sorts of shit from the more skate punk days to even all hallows
Shut Your Mouth… was the only album I owned by AFI. I never got too into them. I saw them a bunch of times whether it was when my band was on Warped Tour the same year they were or when they were on the same bill of another band I went to see. I can’t pinpoint why I never really got into them. Same with Strung Out. Maybe I’ll go back and listen to their early catalog- the first couple of records start to finish.
Strung Out is awful, but the first 4 or 5 AFI albums are just about perfect
My intro to punk was about time. Friends didn't like all the metal I listened to so I walked into a record shop, went through racks and racks of cds. Left with pennywise - about time and ice cube - raw footage.
Ice Cube > Metal
Anthems for insubordinates
44 yo who actually likes most iterations of AFI. Yeah they don’t play true punk after 98 but I still think they’re pretty cool
Can’t endorse this one bud. Yeah, love the upper upper north bay stuff and connections with Tiger Army, but seeing Havok onstage at Berkeley Square with braces and a belt, it was over
You like what you like 🤷🏻
The most amazing terrible live band ever..I say they as a compliment..they were so sloppy but man they pulled it ofF…GO!
if u guys know nothing about “sing the sorrow” then why talk smack?
Band sucks
Your mom sucks
This ep needs some love. Over Exposure 👌🏼
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