MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Ook geweest, kende niet zoveel van ze, misschien de helft van wat ze speelden, maar vond t geweldig. Niet normaal wat een energie en dat bijna 70 min lang. Heb best veel shows gezien maar deze steekt er toch wel bovenuit, muzikaal gezien mss niet maar zeker wel qua sfeer, overtuiging en energie en dat vind ik belangrijker dan 't geluid.
Hoogtepunten vond ik (naast 't optreden) dat 'spel' waarbij de linkerkant van de zaal tegen de rechterkant van de zaal inging en andersom en de balkondivers 
. Supports bevielen me ook goed en t was lekker druk (uitverkocht). Balen dat ik morgen niet kan in de effenaar anders was ik er zeker bij...
Veel plezier degene die morgen gaan
Hier de setlist, wie vanavond nog gaat: snel wegklikken dus 
Wie weet welke nummers ze als eerste en als 15e speelden en of nr 2 en 13 kloppen?
Alvast bedankt
Setlist:
01.
02. Rat Pack (?)
03. Good Lookin' Out
04. All My Blessings
05. Injustice System
06. Let Go
07. Paper Tiger (Faking The Punk)
08. Just Look Around
09. The Land Increases
10. Disco Sucks Fuck Everything
11. For Now
12. No Cure
13. The Bland Within (?)
14. Scratch The Surface
15.
16. Us Vs Them
17. Busted
18. My Life
19. Silence
20. Built To Last
21. Step Down
22. Goatless
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23. Straight Ahead
24. Maladjusted
quote:oftewel, de WALL OF DEATH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Op dinsdag 3 februari 2004 02:14 schreef Richard27 het volgende:
Hoogtepunten vond ik (naast 't optreden) dat 'spel' waarbij de linkerkant van de zaal tegen de rechterkant van de zaal inging en andersom
vanavond lekker naar Effenaar, heb er zin in!
'In het verleden behaalde resultaten bieden geen garantie voor de toekomst!'
geen Clobbering time ? damn jammer kill your idols doet em wel 
kletzz
Nog ff over die skins enzo....bla eerst de mensen leren kennen voordat je een oordeel geeft.
Heb je eelt aan de binnenkant van je handen?
Trek dan de conclusie en niet jezelf.
Trek dan de conclusie en niet jezelf.
Was vet optredentje kende helemaal nix van hun.. kon alleen meeschreeuwen met 'Disco Sucks! Fuck everything!'
een groot feest haha vooral die balkon diver was gewaagd 
kende helemaal nix van hun.. kon alleen meeschreeuwen met 'Disco Sucks! Fuck everything!'een groot feest
haha vooral die balkon diver was gewaagd
quote:gewaagd, als in: achterlijke randdebiel, bedoel je hoop ik?
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 12:49 schreef 2nosedT het volgende:
haha vooral die balkon diver was gewaagd
Als je je vanaf een 3 meter hoog balkon op nietsvermoedend publiek stort (immers, de stagedivers verwacht je van het podium) dan heb je echt een hele rits steekjes los..
.:. "I've got feelings, just like you" .:.
en in de Effenaar was het gister ook een prachtig feestje!
Het was een goed avondje! BT was erg vet! Kwamen voor mij aardig wat bekende nummers voorbij en ze brachten het goed. MPB, kende het niet en was verbaasd de zanger van One King Down te zien. Het beukte goed! En SOIA was werelds natuurlijk. Ik had ze nog nooit gezien (shame on me), maar het was echt een feestje! Veel oude nummers en een goede sfeer! Prima avondje dus!
'In het verleden behaalde resultaten bieden geen garantie voor de toekomst!'
quote:Hij wachtte wel totdat de mensen in de gaten hadden dat ie ging springen, maar blijft een achterlijke actie natuurlijk. Wel gewaagd. Overigens kreeg de security het pas in de gaten toen ie al gesprongen had, stond lekker op te letten dus.
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 13:08 schreef Love Mae King het volgende:[..]
gewaagd, als in: achterlijke randdebiel, bedoel je hoop ik?
Als je je vanaf een 3 meter hoog balkon op nietsvermoedend publiek stort (immers, de stagedivers verwacht je van het podium) dan heb je echt een hele rits steekjes los..
Kon het allemaal goed zien vanaf het balkon, ik heb niet zo'n behoefte om te beuken, maar was wel een leuk schouwspel, vooral toen ze Braveheart gingen doen. Erg leuk concert, leuke gasten ook, had voor het optreden een interview met ze voor www.rockworst.nl.
Happiness... is not a fish that you can catch
Wat denken jullie... zou deze tekst gaan over al die mensen die zich druk maken om niks en over al die wannabepunkertjes die tegen elke vorm van autoriteit kicken gewoon om het kicken op zich. Dus niet kicken met een doel, maar gewoon om het punkimago te krijgen dat ze zo begeren?quote:Don't be a prick in the roses
No one's impressed with your lack of respect.
We're all black sheep and we know it
So don't fuck it up for the rest.
So good, so far, it's been alright
Could we be more blessed?
It's sad to see aggression
So misguided, so misplaced
Hands up, throw down and blood will spill.
We're only human here.
It's worth a thought
Not to be a slave to human fault
Don't be a prick in the roses
No one's impressed with your lack of respect.
We're all black sheep and we know it
So don't fuck it up for the rest.
We swear we're here just for the fun
And to release the angst.
From this we feel we deal
Don't deprive us of that right.
Stand up to those who think they're king.
Let them know they're wrong.
Stand up for things that'll keep this action going strong.
Don't make a name for yourself
By stressing out everyone else
And don't bring your personal war
Through these doors.
Don't make a name for yourself
By stressing out everyone else
And don't bring your personal war
Through these doors.
Don't be a prick in the roses
No one's impressed with your lack of respect.
We're all black sheep and we know it
So don't fuck it up for the rest.
Don't be a prick in the roses
No one's impressed with your lack of respect.
We're all black sheep and we know it
So don't fuck it up.
Don't fuck it up for the rest.
Ja, dat maak ik er wel uit op ja. eigenlijk.
This song is about a man named Ed, who used to sleep and dance with the dead
DEAD! SKIN! MASK!
DEAD! SKIN! MASK!
ag dan horen ze ook bij een groep in mijn ogen wel de verkeerde groep maar ja... je hebt ze er altijd tussen zitten. Ik zit lekker in een groepje met mezelf zeg maar
kletz
in mijn ogen wel de verkeerde groep maar ja... je hebt ze er altijd tussen zitten. Ik zit lekker in een groepje met mezelf zeg maar kletz
Heb je eelt aan de binnenkant van je handen?
Trek dan de conclusie en niet jezelf.
Trek dan de conclusie en niet jezelf.
Early career (1984-1992)
Hailing from Queens in New York City, Sick of It All was formed alongside New York hardcore bands Straight Ahead, and Rest In Pieces which both featured Majidi and current Sick Of It All bass player Craig Setari. Majidi joined up with the Koller brothers and Rich Cipriano to record the Sick Of It All demo in 1986, after original bassist Mark McNielly and drummer David Lamb left. The band began to play Sunday afternoon matinees at renowned Hardcore venue CBGB's, and soon after released a self-titled 7" on Revelation Records (which was later re-issued on the tenth anniversary of its release, in 1997).
The band signed to Relativity Records in 1988 and released their first full-length, Blood, Sweat And No Tears, in the following year. Their follow-up full-length Just Look Around was released in 1992.
Increasing popularity (1993-1997)
Although accused of selling out, Sick Of It All released their heaviest record to date on major label EastWest Records, titled Scratch The Surface. The record was a surprise to those who assumed the band would create a more radio-friendly sound. They also recorded a video for "Step Down". The record was also the first recorded with long-time friend and former Straight Ahead, Rest In Pieces, Youth of Today and Agnostic Front bassist Craig Setari, who had replaced Rich Cipriano in early 1993.
The band received bad publicity in December 1992 when Wayne Lo, a mentally-ill student wearing a Sick Of It All shirt, shot and killed two people and wounded several others at Simon's Rock College in Massachusetts. After being inundated with claims that they initiated violence at shows and through their music, the band defended themselves in the press (particularly The New York Times).
The fair success of Scratch The Surface allowed the band to tour worldwide, and it was not until 1997 that they released their second record on the EastWest label, Built To Last. More punk-inspired than their previous effort, Built To Last produced a number of live staples for the band, including "Us vs. Them," "Busted" and "Good Lookin' Out." The album also marked the end of Sick Of It All's contractual agreement with EastWest.
The Fat Wreck Chords years (1998-2004)
In 1998, Sick of It All signed to independent record label Fat Wreck Chords, owned and run by Fat Mike of Californian band NOFX. After releasing the "Potential For A Fall" single - for which another video was filmed, Call To Arms was released in February 1999. The album featured relatively few traditional Hardcore tracks, as the intensely personal lyrics of songs like "Let Go," "The Future Is Mine," "Morally Confused" "Hindsight," and "Martin" shone through.
The 2000 follow-up was Yours Truly was less critically acclaimed. Despite containing some of the bands favoured live tracks, including "Blown Away," "The Bland Within," "District" and "America," some fans felt alienated by the album's progressive nature and in a recent interview, frontman Lou Koller claimed that the album's cover art probably contributed to its poor reception. 1
In 2001, Sick Of It All released their home video The Story So Far, and a year later a live record was released as part of Fat Wreck's Live In A Dive series. The album showcased tracks from Sick Of It All's entire career up to that point in time.
2003 saw Sick Of It All release their seventh studio album: Life on the Ropes. In 2004, the band also released an album of b-sides, covers and rare tracks entitled Outtakes For The Outcast, which contains some Sick Of It All recordings.
Recent activity and the future of the band (2005-present)
In early 2005, Sick Of It All signed on to metal/hardcore label, Abacus Recordings to record the follow-up to Fat Wreck's Life on the Ropes. The new album, titled Death to Tyrants, was released on on April 18, 2006. The band is currently on tour with AFI and The Dear & Departed as of early 2007.
A tribute to the band, titled Our Impact Will Be Felt, was released on January 23, 2007, and includes covers from artists such as Bane, Bleeding Through, Bouncing Souls, Hatebreed, Himsa, Madball, Most Precious Blood, Napalm Death, Pennywise, Rise Against, Sepultura, Stretch Arm Strong, Unearth, and Walls of Jericho.
Sick of It All will begin writing and recording material for their next album, which is possibly due for release sometime in 2008. [1] Although no official announcements have been made yet.
On December 14, 1992, the band received negative publicity stemming from a school shooting rampage at Simon's Rock College in Great Barrington, MA. The Student responsible was wearing a Sick Of It All T-Shirt when apprehended and when he made his initial court appearance. All of the images printed in newspapers showed Wayne Lo wearing this shirt.
In 1995, the somewhat dubious German label Lost And Found Records released in Europe only, Spreading The Hardcore Reality and Live In A World Full Of Hate, the latter of which was supposedly recorded live in New Jersey in 1993, but was actually recorded at a chaotic show in Berlin in 1994. This bootleg ruse was created because of the band's contractual obligations at the time.
Numerous Sick Of It All fans have tattoos of the "Alleyway Dragon" - the band's official logo. Some people have claimed that the band misappropriated a gang symbol, but the band often claims that the Alleyway Crew was never an actual gang to begin with. A gang of friends, perhaps, but never one with criminal intent. They claim the dragon is a symbol of friendship. The "Alleyway" is a school yard in Flushing, Queens, where the band and all of their friends would gather.
Former roadie of Sick Of It All, Toby Morse, went on to form popular punk band H2O.
Former roadie, Tim Shaw, joined New Jersey's Ensign in 1995 and has been singing for them since.
Former roadie, Danny Singer a.k.a Lord Ezec a.k.a. Danny Diablo, went on to form Crown of Thornz, Skarhead], and Icepick.
Ik heb alle albums. Leerde ze te laat kennen maar heb het dubbel en dwars ingehaald.
Hardcore zoals het hoort te zijn. Geen mislukte muzikanten maar top muzikanten en een briljante zanger.
Scratch The Surface staat in mijn top tien allertijden en hoort bij iedereen in de platenkast.
Heb ze ooit twee keer live gezien eerst in de Willem 2 daarna op Lowlands. Wereldoptredens van deze meesters.
Helden
Hailing from Queens in New York City, Sick of It All was formed alongside New York hardcore bands Straight Ahead, and Rest In Pieces which both featured Majidi and current Sick Of It All bass player Craig Setari. Majidi joined up with the Koller brothers and Rich Cipriano to record the Sick Of It All demo in 1986, after original bassist Mark McNielly and drummer David Lamb left. The band began to play Sunday afternoon matinees at renowned Hardcore venue CBGB's, and soon after released a self-titled 7" on Revelation Records (which was later re-issued on the tenth anniversary of its release, in 1997).
The band signed to Relativity Records in 1988 and released their first full-length, Blood, Sweat And No Tears, in the following year. Their follow-up full-length Just Look Around was released in 1992.
Increasing popularity (1993-1997)
Although accused of selling out, Sick Of It All released their heaviest record to date on major label EastWest Records, titled Scratch The Surface. The record was a surprise to those who assumed the band would create a more radio-friendly sound. They also recorded a video for "Step Down". The record was also the first recorded with long-time friend and former Straight Ahead, Rest In Pieces, Youth of Today and Agnostic Front bassist Craig Setari, who had replaced Rich Cipriano in early 1993.
The band received bad publicity in December 1992 when Wayne Lo, a mentally-ill student wearing a Sick Of It All shirt, shot and killed two people and wounded several others at Simon's Rock College in Massachusetts. After being inundated with claims that they initiated violence at shows and through their music, the band defended themselves in the press (particularly The New York Times).
The fair success of Scratch The Surface allowed the band to tour worldwide, and it was not until 1997 that they released their second record on the EastWest label, Built To Last. More punk-inspired than their previous effort, Built To Last produced a number of live staples for the band, including "Us vs. Them," "Busted" and "Good Lookin' Out." The album also marked the end of Sick Of It All's contractual agreement with EastWest.
The Fat Wreck Chords years (1998-2004)
In 1998, Sick of It All signed to independent record label Fat Wreck Chords, owned and run by Fat Mike of Californian band NOFX. After releasing the "Potential For A Fall" single - for which another video was filmed, Call To Arms was released in February 1999. The album featured relatively few traditional Hardcore tracks, as the intensely personal lyrics of songs like "Let Go," "The Future Is Mine," "Morally Confused" "Hindsight," and "Martin" shone through.
The 2000 follow-up was Yours Truly was less critically acclaimed. Despite containing some of the bands favoured live tracks, including "Blown Away," "The Bland Within," "District" and "America," some fans felt alienated by the album's progressive nature and in a recent interview, frontman Lou Koller claimed that the album's cover art probably contributed to its poor reception. 1
In 2001, Sick Of It All released their home video The Story So Far, and a year later a live record was released as part of Fat Wreck's Live In A Dive series. The album showcased tracks from Sick Of It All's entire career up to that point in time.
2003 saw Sick Of It All release their seventh studio album: Life on the Ropes. In 2004, the band also released an album of b-sides, covers and rare tracks entitled Outtakes For The Outcast, which contains some Sick Of It All recordings.
Recent activity and the future of the band (2005-present)
In early 2005, Sick Of It All signed on to metal/hardcore label, Abacus Recordings to record the follow-up to Fat Wreck's Life on the Ropes. The new album, titled Death to Tyrants, was released on on April 18, 2006. The band is currently on tour with AFI and The Dear & Departed as of early 2007.
A tribute to the band, titled Our Impact Will Be Felt, was released on January 23, 2007, and includes covers from artists such as Bane, Bleeding Through, Bouncing Souls, Hatebreed, Himsa, Madball, Most Precious Blood, Napalm Death, Pennywise, Rise Against, Sepultura, Stretch Arm Strong, Unearth, and Walls of Jericho.
Sick of It All will begin writing and recording material for their next album, which is possibly due for release sometime in 2008. [1] Although no official announcements have been made yet.
On December 14, 1992, the band received negative publicity stemming from a school shooting rampage at Simon's Rock College in Great Barrington, MA. The Student responsible was wearing a Sick Of It All T-Shirt when apprehended and when he made his initial court appearance. All of the images printed in newspapers showed Wayne Lo wearing this shirt.
In 1995, the somewhat dubious German label Lost And Found Records released in Europe only, Spreading The Hardcore Reality and Live In A World Full Of Hate, the latter of which was supposedly recorded live in New Jersey in 1993, but was actually recorded at a chaotic show in Berlin in 1994. This bootleg ruse was created because of the band's contractual obligations at the time.
Numerous Sick Of It All fans have tattoos of the "Alleyway Dragon" - the band's official logo. Some people have claimed that the band misappropriated a gang symbol, but the band often claims that the Alleyway Crew was never an actual gang to begin with. A gang of friends, perhaps, but never one with criminal intent. They claim the dragon is a symbol of friendship. The "Alleyway" is a school yard in Flushing, Queens, where the band and all of their friends would gather.
Former roadie of Sick Of It All, Toby Morse, went on to form popular punk band H2O.
Former roadie, Tim Shaw, joined New Jersey's Ensign in 1995 and has been singing for them since.
Former roadie, Danny Singer a.k.a Lord Ezec a.k.a. Danny Diablo, went on to form Crown of Thornz, Skarhead], and Icepick.
Ik heb alle albums. Leerde ze te laat kennen maar heb het dubbel en dwars ingehaald.
Hardcore zoals het hoort te zijn. Geen mislukte muzikanten maar top muzikanten en een briljante zanger.
Scratch The Surface staat in mijn top tien allertijden en hoort bij iedereen in de platenkast.
Heb ze ooit twee keer live gezien eerst in de Willem 2 daarna op Lowlands. Wereldoptredens van deze meesters.
Helden
Ik noem een Tony van Heemschut,een Loeki Knol,een Brammetje Biesterveld en natuurlijk een Japie Stobbe !
Heb ik ook muziek van, best leuk zal het eens wat vaker luisteren
Dressed in midnight black. He speeds through the rush hour traffic like the hauling wind. Driving the authorities mad with rage. And so far all attempts to stop him have failed. Those who have heard know his name.
geniale band! Naast scratch the surface staat ook build to last hoog in mn top 10, en de laatste plaat is ook te gek!
voor de liefhebbers:
http://www.myspace.com/soiatribute
een tribute album ter ere van soia die eind deze maand uit moet komen. Met hele, hele vette bands op de tracklist
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Ik heb trouwens de picture disc van live in a world full of hate
voor de liefhebbers:
http://www.myspace.com/soiatribute
een tribute album ter ere van soia die eind deze maand uit moet komen. Met hele, hele vette bands op de tracklist
- edit -
Ik heb trouwens de picture disc van live in a world full of hate
Hajeto!
Aardige band, vooral de 1e releases waren geniaal. Nu nog steeds in orde, maar bijgehaald door een nieuwe generatie hardcorebands. Beste release wat mij betreft Just Look Around. Scratch The Surface is inderdaad ook goed. Iedereen moet de video van Step Down maar eens checken
Ik heb trouwens die eerste 7" op Revelation op zowel een 1st press en 2nd press (rood vinyl), als die ebay op gaan heb ik weer wat zakgeld
Ik heb trouwens die eerste 7" op Revelation op zowel een 1st press en 2nd press (rood vinyl), als die ebay op gaan heb ik weer wat zakgeld
De Graafschap - KV Mechelen - Tranmere Rovers
Fantastische band.
De laatste cd is ook weer erg goed.
De laatste cd is ook weer erg goed.
Doctor Doom, A Man Of Science Doesn't Believe In Jesus, Why The Fuck Do You!?!
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