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... That was certainly an airborne Ted drumming, doing Winnipeg, Canada proud in Part 1 of these classic SNFU posts. Like the SNFU Gravedigger demands, it was always swarms upon swarms who obeyed the command to “Get into the pit!” at those (many! They'd be here about twice a year it seemed...)late 80's shows packed with energy and fun I luckily caught. Regardless of the venue there was always bodies flying off of everything (and In the Wall?) including The Ceiling every time they hit town. Total tornadoes of arms, fists, (Where’s My Legs?!), plaid, vans, boots, denim, leather, big puffy shoes and whirlwind of flying skaters-a few bangers(DRI, COC and Slayer were helping end the hair-length wars...er...when there weren't dance-floor tribal trouble going on...)-skins-hardcore punks-and many hyperactive others who likely would not have been in a picture in Better Homes and Gardens. You'd look at the stage (like catching a quick breath before the Cannibal Cafe would kick in at The Cauldron) and there'd be at least one SNFU member in the air at all times. I remember not knowing what this one new song of theirs was (it was still a while before “Better Than a Stick in the Eye” would come out), but the song was so explosively catchy and pit-startingly amazing and asked, no, DEMANDED that instant stage-dives occur. That ringing “downhill skiing” guitar line during the chorus only added to the air you’d get flying off a monitor. When “Better Than…” came out I remember that song coming on and thinking “Yes. THAT's that song.” I don't know if they did this cover in other towns (or how many DC readers will be interested or even know these bands) during the 80’s, but I know the first times I heard the chillingly incredible "Wonder What They're Thinking" by Personality Crisis, it was SNFU burning through it (sadly I missed on seeing the great Personality Crisis...). Every time I've seen SNFU since those gloriously energetic 80’s shows, Chi has always given his all. Ted, though no long with them for years upon years, still pounds away in local Winnipeg punk and hardcore bands carrying on the Canadian DOA-Subumans-Personality Crisis-Canuck Punk Drumbeat tradition (Chuck Biscuits, Dimwit, Jon Card...)… (and I think it's time to listen to some rockin' olde Youth Youth Youth, Genetic Control, Beyond Possession, StretchMarks, UnwAnted, D.A.C., Artificial Life, MourningSickness, GlobalGenocide, Riot.303...) Now, before I Forget and you are so old at heart that it is Time to Buy a Futon, everybody listen for The Devil's Voice when you do a flip off of some sort of height and the cold war Black Cloud hits and brings Misfortune to your Broken Toy and remember... "It's not a job, it's an adventure!" One! Two! SNFU!

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How can you guys rate "IV" so low down on the poll? It is practically a straight edge record and it got me through high school with just as much impact as Youth of Today or 7 Seconds did. Check out these lyrics. You guys gotta put some time into listening to that record...(from "I'm Alive") The world could be such a better placeWho needs that garbage- It's all sucha wasteDon't need the drugs- don't need theboozeAbuse that stuff you'll only looseA big decision- make it rightIt's a battle- win the fightEverythings gonna be all rightI wanna fly- I wanna flySeriously, "Wild In The Streets" is a joke album. Come on Sweet Pete, back me up.

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