Eric,
You ever read this book?
My favorite chapter is when he talks about all the funny shit they did to the A&R people who sent the band letters during the band sweep of that era. Like they would ever fucking sign to a major!
No, I'll have to check that out. Thanks, Estey!
I remember seeing good ol Jawbreaker back in the day at the Firehouse.
Major or indie, they always had that "sincere, heart-wrenching" quality to them. That's why after all these years, Dear You is still a favorite in my collection.
yes yes!! I saw them all three times at the Old Fire House and they never disappointed.
And I still play my swirled blue Dear You too!
@4 - i bet you pierced your nose too, way before it was cool...
so when's the jawbreaker reunion gonna be?
Well, that's better than Kevin Barnes' justification of "we live in a capitalist society, therefore it's impossible (by definition!) to sell out!"
Jawbreaker? Really scraping the barrel these days, Grandy.
Your barrel-bottom is my ceiling. Jawbreaker rules.
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