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New (ish) song! About the excitement of discovering new bands, live mostly Haven't Heard Yes

Honestly, this is even better than the studio version. 🎶

Even on their final studio album the Ramones hadn't grown up. Watch the official video for Ramones cover of Tom Waits’ 1992 anthem on the Ramones YouTube Channel.

35 years ago today, the very first Lollapalooza Festival was held in Chandler, Arizona at Compton Terrace.

Mosswood Meltdown host John Waters introducing Pavement, “the cock and balls of indie rock”: “These soft-liner, lo-fi, slacker-scuzz headliners cause more mayhem in ticket sales than any other band we've ever announced in 10 years. My phone has been ringing off the hook like the day Kurt Cobain died and my scheduled MTV profile got canceled due to his television tributes. “I'm from Baltimore and they're from Stockton. So we share a history of living in cities that are often battling each other for the most miserable or violent. But be glad, think who's lived in Stockton: Chris Isaak, Janet Leigh in ‘Psycho,’ and yeah, Squeaky Fromme. I tell the politicians in Baltimore, be proud of our notoriety. Put a new bumper sticker out that says "The Wire: It's Even Worse Now." This band has been called the cock and balls of indie rock. And they practically invented the term alternative. “They toured with Sonic Youth, played Lollapalooza, and even starred in a very cool meta mockumentary film about their tour. Yes, they're smart, they're witty, and they took the suburb out of suburbia and made it sublime. The 1990s: I was already old then, but you weren't. But now you are. "Cut Your Hair." ‘Crooked Rain.’ Oh, youth. But guess what? You'll never get it back. But here's the next best thing. Pavement!”

ICE agents chased out of Starbucks—citizens yell "We want coffee with no ice!" "ICE agents separate families," people shout. "You should be ashamed of yourself!" "You should not be comfortable going anywhere—you should not be able to sleep at night." Agents slink back to car where other agents wait for them—empty handed. Crowd follows them the whole way yelling: "Shame! Shame! Shame!" Incident occurred at a Starbucks location in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. ICE Out of NJ doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.