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The Bouncing Souls Ghosts on the Boardwalk Chunksaah Records January 12, 2010 Track listing : 1. Gasoline 2. Never Say Die / When You're Young 3. I Think That the World... 4. Ghosts on the Boardwalk 5. Airport Security 6. Badass 7. The Mental Bits 8. Dubs Says True 9. Boogie Woogie Downtown 10. Big Eyes 11. We All Sing Along 12. Like the Sun Read my full review here. XoXo c.

The Bouncing Souls are, well, old. Or "old fucks" as the characters portrayed in this video would say. These dudes have been around for 20 years, and have shown no sign of slowing yet. You have to give them respect for that. Check out this hilarious video celebrating 20 years of the 'Souls brought to you by Alternative Press. The Bouncing Souls: 20th Anniversary TV Spectacular Vol. 1 (Altpress.com Exclusive) from Alternative Press on Vimeo . Check out The Bouncing Souls this year on Warped Tour. I promise, you wont be disappointed. XoXo c.

So, I'm sitting here, miserable because the third issue of Dallas came out today and, due to Athens's SUCKING, it is not in my hands. I think to myself, "I have an entire icy day free of classes and am about to cry. What could cheer me up?" Duh. Warped Tour. I had planned on writing my Warped Tour blog earlier than this, pushed it away from my focuses, then was reminded by my blog-follower, Sarah, who posted a blog about a Warped Tour documentary. ----- There's nothing in the world quite like Warped tour, where you are likely to run into any variation of being available all while burning in the sun and watching, on your choice of several stages, the most diverse concert line-up out there. Warped tour is less of a show than an experience, a hot and sticky experience that takes place on the burning asphalt of a parking lot in the dead of summer. The mere smell of Warped Tour is unlike anything else in the world. There's no other way to describe it than the s...

Going into an industry where writers are facing criticism from the artists they wish to interview can be very intimidating. Take for instance, three well-known artists that I would personally love to interview: The Academy Is…, Panic! At the Disco, and Paramore. On their album “Almost Here,” The Academy Is… present a song, “Black Mamba” focused entirely on attacking music critics. Some stand out lyrics being, Oh, mister magazine/ I never wrote one single thing for you/ or your so called music scene/ they don’t mean a thing to me. Along with This is the voice that I was given/ and if you don’t like it/ take a long walk off of the shortest pier you can find. What I would like to point our to Mr. William Beckett, front-man of the group and lyricist is that journalists aren’t all nasty. Some of us, myself very much included, are even –gasp- fans! In fact, if all works out in my favor, I will be seeing TAI perform at the beginning of November. If they perform well, which- in my experience...