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Post CommentI remember in the early days of the internet when the news broke that lifetime members were no longer straight edge. I'm going to say it was summer of 96. Sound familiar?
Minor Threat will finally do a reunion with Brian Baker as the only former member and Dennis Lynxzen on vocals. They will play the entire discography followed by an encore of Dag Nasty, Bad Religion and Refused songs. It will be well received by the audience. One year later Ian Mackaye will be seen in a Coke commercial, which was arranged for him by Henry Rollins. Coca Cola's stock will stagnate for several months.
not a single member of minor threat is still straight edge
People crying over who is or is not still straight edge = 1st World problems at their finest. Why does anyone truly care if someone isn't straight edge anymore if it's NOT a gang? Nobody cares if someone isn't in the Teamsters anymore or dropped their juice diet.
In the NOFX autobiography, Fat Mike mentions the fact he does coke w Brian Baker. ??????
The "??????" is supposed to be laughing emojis.
This will be big in Indonesia and some Scandinavian country.
Their album will be a major threat to CD discount bins 4 weeks after release
There is to much good beer in the world to be straight edge.
If you're this old and still straight edge you must be just a blast to hang out with.
^ ur liver need a break jerk. edge people are healthier, happier, and more fun.
Hey Ari Katz I thought you hated hardcore? You certainly have your nose up to NJHC. I guess Lifetime isn't trying to be the next Fall Out Boy anymore - sellouts. Dan Yemin once told me he hates Killing Time. That is all you need to know about Lifetime. Herbs.
holy shit - what a bunch of sad haters you all are. (these comments) Get a fcking life people - if you don't want to listen to a band, don't listen. start your own. put your name on something if you're going to talk shit. go produce something.
the Ghost Inside's drummer is going out on a limb here. trying out for d-beat bands.
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One day Ian mackeye will accept a million dollars for a minor threat reunion. They will play the song cashing in and promptly exit the stage.