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Crashed Fiesta

The audience has a pinata, a slegehammer, a halfpipe and a rope to use before the cops show up. What would MacGyver do?

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Bands Pay for Gas Too

Gone (for now) are the days when a show cost five bucks. And so are the days of musicians bathing in dollar bills (at least not publicly).


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If You Build It They Will Come (Eventually)

With empty condo buildings going up everywhere in Williamsburg, turf's getting thin for squatters these days. Maybe there'll be a flight back into Manhattan?

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This Ain't the Real World

Despite how cool everyone looks and acts, living in Williamsburg is not all it's cracked up to be. Arsonists are the only ones who smile.


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Life in the Bike Lane

One part of Parts & Labor votes to tour by bike. The rest vote "nay."

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Economic Enthusiasts

Maybe rock 'n' roll was only temporarily about excessive money, drugs and girls. This suggestion just shattered a million teenage hearts.


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Entertain Ourselves?

You mean like learn to play an instrument to keep ourselves busy? That's like, so two centuries ago.

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Everything But the Kitchen Sink

Receivers is an audio jambalaya. It's all kinds of sounds that are decent on their own, but so much better when mixed together.


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51 Songs in Two Days

Grinding, fast and lo-fi equal grueling fun on one record. Plus, instant satisfaction.

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Welcome Back Fodder

Nothing says "I'm happy to be home" and "I missed you" like smashing your bass into pieces right in front of your friends.