you still cant dance to pain! condition oakland it still pulls the same stretched and frayed heart strings it always did. thanks for uploading for us folks on the other side of the world..
Dear You was an album I picked up when I was only 15 based on a review I saw in a local magazine. I fell in love with it immediately and bought their older albums after that. I think Dear You failed because it was on Geffen who pushed it as a grunge album but it wasn't really grunge, it was a matter of bad timing.
Bravo for posting Johnny. I spy Chris Shary right up front me thinks. The last Jawbreaker shirt I own is Condition Oakland, the town I lived in almost 20 yrs while hanging out with the band at many of their shows. Love this
Blake S. L. T., Not a B.L.T. jk I conversate.. I think Blake has talent certain unlike. As far as Adam.. those drum acts are cool. Late, Andrew Paper Microphone K.
I argued with Blake long ago, while they were in the process of signing to a major label. I think it was at the Roxy in Hollywood. I was right and you were wrong Blake. Glad you guys are back but that doesn't negate the more than two decades of nothing. Signing to a major killed your band. You could have been in the top tier of greatest bands that emerged from punk, up there with the Stooges and the Clash. You blew it, Blake. So sad.
I think you're overlooking the context in which they signed to a major label; the band was on the verge of breaking up, the major label album was an attempt to try something different to maybe save it as opposed to letting it peter out. If the choice was break up or release Dear You on a major label, I think it's pretty clear what the right choice was, as opposed to this weird fantasy you seem to be indulging in.
It was a different time. We can look back and realise that it didn't matter and we just miss the music and be excited to see them now. But, at the time the major label departure was like a knife in the heart. I saw the Whack & Blite tour and everything up to 24 Hour. I was even a promoter once. I failed. I think they made 80 bucks! They were so nice to me. I love them. This show makes me happy even though I had to work and miss it. Their songs were bitter sweet and so was their career. I hope it's more sweet than bitter from here on out.
you still cant dance to pain! condition oakland it still pulls the same stretched and frayed heart strings it always did. thanks for uploading for us folks on the other side of the world..
Love how they punched in the Kerouac parts, awesome.
Man, I didn't realize how damn much I missed/needed to hear these guys.
Hi my name is Rizkan from Jakarta, Indonesia and it seems like I could only watch this reunion from the tube...
Oh! My heart! This is really happening!
the dude at 0:37 OH GOD. I feel that.
Dear You was an album I picked up when I was only 15 based on a review I saw in a local magazine. I fell in love with it immediately and bought their older albums after that. I think Dear You failed because it was on Geffen who pushed it as a grunge album but it wasn't really grunge, it was a matter of bad timing.
They still got it! Thanks for the upload
Bravo for posting Johnny. I spy Chris Shary right up front me thinks. The last Jawbreaker shirt I own is Condition Oakland, the town I lived in almost 20 yrs while hanging out with the band at many of their shows. Love this
I just heard hot rods and gunshots and sirens
Shary rulz!
everyone in this room is so lucky!! this is so amazing!
They still rip just like when this came out
thank you for uploading! I'm kicking myself for not going
oof... you fucked up
Thank you so much for filming these! Did you record anymore beyond these two songs?
Awesome!! Pls upload Ashtray Monument.
Please tour.
Hey,
Who else helped with song?
Collecting inform.
Thank z,
A Emalino
Good news contact ..
Great show. It was damn hot that night, and muggy for California. Rare weather, a veritable sauna.
Best at going to the tracks? Dinssur Jr? Blake the anticlassical? Rodger Moore?
Thx
Andrew 2020, H.
Bauermeister wore those same clothes 21 years ago, ha.
Woahhhhh!
Amaz. Show
.. so I'd be A poet in the Night..
Lyric not about Me, Andrew or Jen.
Thanks,
Andrew
wowwwwwwwww
Heal or neal
lady in front rocking and so is b,a,c
New band b a.c idea
Look at those red hot pants!
Hi,
New comic You should make.
Made.
Cool lyrics in on it.
A better fav. then Dr..s. A.
B.S.L.
Later on,
Andrew Paper To California K
Blake S. L. T.,
Not a B.L.T. jk
I conversate.. I think Blake has talent certain unlike.
As far as Adam.. those drum acts are cool.
Late,
Andrew Paper Microphone K.
Hi,
Tell Adam hi..
Video store should be dispensing sale comic papers.
Take cares,..Andrew K.. **(M.)** k. , Lo.., Truety. :) :) :\
Conversation that means something to som, to others?..
Entertainment and some OFf it is real.
Late,
Andrew
I argued with Blake long ago, while they were in the process of signing to a major label. I think it was at the Roxy in Hollywood.
I was right and you were wrong Blake. Glad you guys are back but that doesn't negate the more than two decades of nothing. Signing to a major killed your band. You could have been in the top tier of greatest bands that emerged from punk, up there with the Stooges and the Clash. You blew it, Blake. So sad.
Ed Dawson bitter, jaded punk
Bitter? Yes. Jaded? Nah. :)
I think you're overlooking the context in which they signed to a major label; the band was on the verge of breaking up, the major label album was an attempt to try something different to maybe save it as opposed to letting it peter out. If the choice was break up or release Dear You on a major label, I think it's pretty clear what the right choice was, as opposed to this weird fantasy you seem to be indulging in.
It was a different time. We can look back and realise that it didn't matter and we just miss the music and be excited to see them now. But, at the time the major label departure was like a knife in the heart. I saw the Whack & Blite tour and everything up to 24 Hour. I was even a promoter once. I failed. I think they made 80 bucks! They were so nice to me. I love them. This show makes me happy even though I had to work and miss it. Their songs were bitter sweet and so was their career. I hope it's more sweet than bitter from here on out.
Pretty sure both the Stooges and the Clash were on major labels