So I really wanted to go to the Warped Tour

[tigereye]

But no one I know wanted to go ( well people over 20/30 anyway). So should I feel bad or relieved? I have developed this thing for NoFX and I would like to have seen them, but. Or would I have been like, "What the hell was I thinking?"

FYI -I thought I was too mature for this sort of thing, but evidently not.

[SheepyMcSheepster]

1. I saw NOFX one time at a club

and it was really packed and i didn't have much fun :(

i prefer to enjoy them from a distance. they sounded good live, but i heard a few of the rehashed jokes that you hear on the "i heard they suck live CD".

this was about 5-6 years ago though

[tigereye]

2. I suspect I would have felt overwhelmed by the chaos

and too many people young enough to be my kids. Maybe next year, I'll have to start planning early and convincing someone to go! A lot of times, bands are more fun on the CD, while some are better live. Plus I have never cared for the Mosh Pit vibe, even when I used to go see the Ramones in the old days.

[jonnyblitz]

5. i hear ya on the "young enough to be my kids" thing

you should go to a rave if you really want to feel old...

[SheepyMcSheepster]

7. i am just not into sweaty kids dancing up against me with their sweatyness

[Mojambo]

3. Is Bad Religion playing Warped again this year?

They'd be the only reason I'd go.

[jonnyblitz]

6. yup that is why i am going. n/t

[tigereye]

9. that was the other reason

I've never seen them and always wanted to.

[jonnyblitz]

4. I am going on saturday at randalls island in nyc

with my tattoo-ist. his favorite band is bad religion. I am over 30 and he is damn near 30.

[SheepyMcSheepster]

8. also, if you like NOFX check out Propaghandi if you haven't all ready.

very very political, funny, and rocking.

i recommend "how to clean everything" or "more rock less talk" as albumes to look for.

[tigereye]

10. thanks!