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Dr. Medulla wrote:Biopunk: Canada's Number One Paul Gott fan.

Truth be told, I'm more a fan of Paul Gott's En Guard Records label than I ever was of the Ripcordz...

biopunk wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:Biopunk: Canada's Number One Paul Gott fan.

Truth be told, I'm more a fan of Paul Gott's En Guard Records label than I ever was of the Ripcordz...

I had a Ripcordz song on a mix tape long, long ago. Fuck, can't recall what it was, but damn it was good.

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Hey, I remember this thread!

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So much real punx0r on one stage it ripped a hole in spacetime, d00d.

Hello!
Ok so tonight I'm gonna make a guest appearance on The X-Files. Here's the backstory on how it went down.
Glen Morgan who is the writer and director of X-Files, is a fan of Rancid. Glen has seen Rancid 40 times live over the years. At a show in San Diego, he split his head open in the pit and received 4 stitches, ouch.
Come to find out, Glen had written a character with me in mind called "The Trashman." To just be considered for a role was an honor, but actually filming was a surreal experience. Everyone on set from the cast, to the crew welcomed me with open arms and made me feel right at home.
I've been watching the X-Files since day one, so this whole experience was awesome and a rememberable.

Tim Armstrong

tepista wrote:Hello!
Ok so tonight I'm gonna make a guest appearance on The X-Files. Here's the backstory on how it went down.
Glen Morgan who is the writer and director of X-Files, is a fan of Rancid. Glen has seen Rancid 40 times live over the years. At a show in San Diego, he split his head open in the pit and received 4 stitches, ouch.
Come to find out, Glen had written a character with me in mind called "The Trashman." To just be considered for a role was an honor, but actually filming was a surreal experience. Everyone on set from the cast, to the crew welcomed me with open arms and made me feel right at home.
I've been watching the X-Files since day one, so this whole experience was awesome and a rememberable.

Tim Armstrong

The 90s

Flex wrote:

tepista wrote:Hello!
Ok so tonight I'm gonna make a guest appearance on The X-Files. Here's the backstory on how it went down.
Glen Morgan who is the writer and director of X-Files, is a fan of Rancid. Glen has seen Rancid 40 times live over the years. At a show in San Diego, he split his head open in the pit and received 4 stitches, ouch.
Come to find out, Glen had written a character with me in mind called "The Trashman." To just be considered for a role was an honor, but actually filming was a surreal experience. Everyone on set from the cast, to the crew welcomed me with open arms and made me feel right at home.
I've been watching the X-Files since day one, so this whole experience was awesome and a rememberable.

Tim Armstrong

The 90s

I would have named the character "Mumbles"

tepista wrote:

Flex wrote:

tepista wrote:Hello!
Ok so tonight I'm gonna make a guest appearance on The X-Files. Here's the backstory on how it went down.
Glen Morgan who is the writer and director of X-Files, is a fan of Rancid. Glen has seen Rancid 40 times live over the years. At a show in San Diego, he split his head open in the pit and received 4 stitches, ouch.
Come to find out, Glen had written a character with me in mind called "The Trashman." To just be considered for a role was an honor, but actually filming was a surreal experience. Everyone on set from the cast, to the crew welcomed me with open arms and made me feel right at home.
I've been watching the X-Files since day one, so this whole experience was awesome and a rememberable.

Tim Armstrong

The 90s

I would have named the character "Mumbles"

Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

Heston wrote:Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

I totally love their Billy Bragg cover.

Heston wrote:Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

That's cool.




...that still don't excuse any KISS rubbish.

Heston wrote:Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

That's awesome.

Heston wrote:Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

Very cool. How did the PR gig go?

JennyB wrote:

Heston wrote:Had a pint with Lars today as we were supporting his offshoot band in Belfast, what a wonderful down to earth chap he is. It was our bass player's birthday and he presented him with a bottle of rum onstage. I'm now drinking it, so forgive any posts in the KISS thread.

Very cool. How did the PR gig go?

I was playing with a band I'm helping out on guitar called Crashed Out. Gig went well. The best thing was I bumped into Jim Reilly from Stiff Little Fingers later in the night outside the venue. He played drums on all their best songs so I was quite awestruck. Lovely bloke though. I got a pic taken but it's a bit blurry. Will upload it later.