hudsoncomplex

Hahaha, crazy... I just happened to check my e-mail before leaving for the weekend. I'm sure I would have totally missed out on one of these otherwise.

I would have missed out if someone didn't PM me...thanks Var!

My local record store had extra copies, and I scooped them up.

Which store was this?

Record Works in Woodstock

Ordered!

Thanks for all the PM's. The 7"s are spoken for.

Thanks again for the intrest.

Adam

My local record store had extra copies, and I scooped them up. Willing to sell these for cost ($10) + shipping to anyone who wasn't able to pick one up.

PM me if you're interested.

My local record store still had extra copies of "Live in Chicago" #1. I went and picked them up, and have 2 extra copies. I'll sell them to whoever couldn't get a hold of one on RSD. I'll sell them at cost ($10), plus the price of shipping. Let me know if you're interested.

There is 1000 of them I seem to recall.

Thanks for the info..

it just looks so DIY

Anyone know any pressing info for this??

http://deadformat.net/press/3224#press

Jimmy Eat World-Clairty (Original Pressing) $45

What a steal!

co-sign.

I can't wait for this. should be awesome.

wonder what songs will be on it?

Here's a teaser for you: There are four songs. One of them is "Rooftops".

Awesome Vard! I know there's a lot of us out here that are excited for this! Any idea if it's going to be a super limited release like #1 was? I hope it's not, but it's also kind of cool if it is.

Got my Sunny Day record today. Thanks!

found this on the No Idea discorgraphy list. Stoked.

NIR 280 - HOT WATER MUSIC "Live in Chicago #2" 7"

1st Pressing: Red Vinyl with diecut covers.

** coming soon... do not pester us yet! **

Dude... Trigger Happy!

I'll Shut Up When You Fuck Off is one of the best names for a punk album.

Pretty killer album, too. I can still picture the cover, with the crossed middle fingers.

This is Hudsoncomplex's fiance....

I first saw choke in something like 1998 with NUFAN, LIMP and TRIGGER HAPPY (i think?) in London so the next time they came around, with AFI, I had to go check them out again. I have seen them about 40 times since then, and went to three of their farewell shows....I still can't understand why everyone else doesn't line up to see them and Passenger Action. It's so hard to understand. But it is nice to go see your favourite band and be able to count the number of fans in the crowd (In Barrie at the farewell tour there was 18 of us)

My sister and I are both big fans so we got Choke lyrics tattooed in our upper arms last spring - mine is a quote from lifeline - genius lyrics!!!!!!

I had to put my two cents in. Please keep talking about Choke!

I've never seen or heard of any Choke vinyl floating around. If anyone knows of Choke vinyl being pressed, let us know!

The last song on There's a story to this moral is incredible. I love it. I cant even remember the song title now but as soon as I hear that guitar I remember every second of it.

it's called "the hardest things to see are on display"

Saw their last tour in London at Call the Office...actually met my now fiance at that show. It was an awesome show, and a really good party (had a few beers..maybe more hahaha).

It sucks that Choke was such a good band, but whenever they headlined, it always seemed like noone was there. I really like their last album. When I first got it, I thought the first few songs were badass, the middle sucked, and the last few songs were great. I've now gorwn to love the entire album, and my fiance is walking down the aisle to the last song, Slow Fade.

Anyone into Passenger Action? It's Choke, minus Jack and Stefan, but with the drummer from Ghosts of Modern Man/Molten Lava.

http://www.myspace.com/passengeractionrock

We should just turn this thread into a Choke lovefest.

I would argue that Foreword is probably the best punk album by a Canadian band ever made.

http://vinylcollective.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=49286&start=0

Started talking Choke on another thread. Anyone have any cool choke stuff to contribute? I my eyes, one of the best Canadian bands out there, well, at least while they were around.

I keep telling myself that there was infact a Smallman tour that had Choke, Moneen and SBB, or am I crazy?

That show at the Pineroom in Oakvilee circa 2001 (?) was insane. Moneen, Pibald, SBB and Silverstein...amazing! I remember Kenny lit off fireworks from his guitar head and the show got shut down by the fire dept. Everyone was so pissed!

This Thread missed one of the best band on the bill : LAYAWAY PLAN!!

don't get me wrong though, i'm a BIG Choke lover !!

I forgot about Layaway Plan! They were fucking great! Smallman had some awesome bands...

My fiance has a Choke inspired tattoo, and will be walking down the aisle in 2 and a half weeks to Choke's song "Slowfade".

ordered!

One of the best shows I've ever seen in my life. Also the hottest show I've ever been to.

Thanks for posting this dude! They did this in London, too...itwas awesome!

I keep telling myself that there was infact a Smallman tour that had Choke, Moneen and SBB, or am I crazy?

That show at the Pineroom in Oakvilee circa 2001 (?) was insane. Moneen, Pibald, SBB and Silverstein...amazing! I remember Kenny lit off fireworks from his guitar head and the show got shut down by the fire dept. Everyone was so pissed!

Was that the one where the singer from SBB was just screaming with no mic and you could actually hear him over the rest of the band?

I also seem to remember a megaphone, although it's all a bit fuzzy now. Actually, it was probably fuzzy that night as well.

Yeah, I seem to remember a megaphone too. i know SBB was really pissed because they were having major sound problems, so the yelling thing makes sense.

Does Moneen still do lots of improv in their shows? One of my best memories is a show where they played a Darkness cover (I Believe in a Thing Called Love... hilarious) in the middle of Passing of America. So good! Haven't seen them since The Red Tree was released though.... sound changed too much for me to get into.

Last time I saw them they played an acoustic show at Call the Office in London, and it wasn't very good at all. We actually ended up leaving about 1/2 way through. Not really diggin' the new album