hey there. thanks for checking out the video and leaving a comment. i guess it doesn’t surprise me that one has crept up in price being even when i got my copy in like mid 2000s it was tough to find. i still go see them play (most recently in May in South Carolina) and they don’t even have copies of that for sale at their merch table. Mike has kinda dropped the ball a bit when it comes to things like that. Best of luck, hope ya find one ay decent price one of these days.
Virtually Indestructible has become my driving CD. Usually 2 songs in I start getting the, " who are these guys?" questions. I saw them at a free show here in Richmond a few years ago.
yeh electric storm on that album is a great driving tune. theyre def on the kinda obscure side. if people know them they know bloodstains and thats it.
Yeah, I was in Iceland in December of 2019 and it was great. It helped that there was a non-stop out of Seattle. I remember the sun came up at 11:00am and went down around 2:30pm. That took a little getting used to. We stayed at the same hotel Bobby Fischer (World Chess Champion) did in 1972. They had a Exibit Room at the far end of the hotel lobby of memorabilia of that championship match including one of the four chessboard tables signed by Fischer and Boris Spassky. I had no idea this was the hotel, but we did stay the last night in the "Bobby Fischer" suite because it was the only time it was open. As for Agent Orange and the Living In Darkness CD, I will definitely be on the hunt for that one based on your recommendation. Surf's Up!
that's cool. yeah I really loved Iceland. When I was there I caught a benefit show with Patti Smith, Bjork and a few others bands. I stayed in a hostel right across the street from that big famous church. Best part was renting a car and driving around and taking in all the cool sights.
I would have loved to have seen a Rock Show there, the people are great and they speak good English. I think I know the church you're talking about. It's I think the tallest structure in Reykjavik. I didn't drive when I was there but I wish I did. We were on a package deal which included a few bus day trips. It was incredibly cheap, about $700 per person including airfare for 5 days. I do want to go back and rent a car that's for sure.
@@tarrtruck2869 yeah that's the church. i actually went up to the top. pretty cool views. definitely recommend renting a car. i have a friend who works there a handful of months a year doing whale watching tours. i drove down the southern coast and found off road this crashed plane sitting on the beach. such a cool place to explore. i remember going in one record store but in Reykjavik but didn't buy anything.
I've only heard of Agent Orange in name only but I did tap into the SoCal punk scene in the early to mid 80s with Black Flag, X, Circle Jerks and later Rollins Band. If I see a Agent Orange CD on the cheap, I'll definitely pick it up.
Hey Tarr! Yeah def worth checking out. If you’re gonna grab one I’d try to keep an eye out for Living In Darkness. That’s probably the best one. By the way I watched your Iceland video. I went there in 2014 and loved it.
Love Agent Orange, that Virtually Indestructible CD is a pricey one. Got all of them but that one. Love the video.
hey there. thanks for checking out the video and leaving a comment. i guess it doesn’t surprise me that one has crept up in price being even when i got my copy in like mid 2000s it was tough to find. i still go see them play (most recently in May in South Carolina) and they don’t even have copies of that for sale at their merch table. Mike has kinda dropped the ball a bit when it comes to things like that. Best of luck, hope ya find one ay decent price one of these days.
Virtually Indestructible has become my driving CD. Usually 2 songs in I start getting the, " who are these guys?" questions. I saw them at a free show here in Richmond a few years ago.
yeh electric storm on that album is a great driving tune. theyre def on the kinda obscure side. if people know them they know bloodstains and thats it.
Yeah, I was in Iceland in December of 2019 and it was great. It helped that there was a non-stop out of Seattle. I remember the sun came up at 11:00am and went down around 2:30pm. That took a little getting used to. We stayed at the same hotel Bobby Fischer (World Chess Champion) did in 1972. They had a Exibit Room at the far end of the hotel lobby of memorabilia of that championship match including one of the four chessboard tables signed by Fischer and Boris Spassky. I had no idea this was the hotel, but we did stay the last night in the "Bobby Fischer" suite because it was the only time it was open. As for Agent Orange and the Living In Darkness CD, I will definitely be on the hunt for that one based on your recommendation. Surf's Up!
that's cool. yeah I really loved Iceland. When I was there I caught a benefit show with Patti Smith, Bjork and a few others bands. I stayed in a hostel right across the street from that big famous church. Best part was renting a car and driving around and taking in all the cool sights.
I would have loved to have seen a Rock Show there, the people are great and they speak good English. I think I know the church you're talking about. It's I think the tallest structure in Reykjavik. I didn't drive when I was there but I wish I did. We were on a package deal which included a few bus day trips. It was incredibly cheap, about $700 per person including airfare for 5 days. I do want to go back and rent a car that's for sure.
@@tarrtruck2869 yeah that's the church. i actually went up to the top. pretty cool views. definitely recommend renting a car. i have a friend who works there a handful of months a year doing whale watching tours. i drove down the southern coast and found off road this crashed plane sitting on the beach. such a cool place to explore. i remember going in one record store but in Reykjavik but didn't buy anything.
I've only heard of Agent Orange in name only but I did tap into the SoCal punk scene in the early to mid 80s with Black Flag, X, Circle Jerks and later Rollins Band. If I see a Agent Orange CD on the cheap, I'll definitely pick it up.
Hey Tarr! Yeah def worth checking out. If you’re gonna grab one I’d try to keep an eye out for Living In Darkness. That’s probably the best one. By the way I watched your Iceland video. I went there in 2014 and loved it.
Rollins Band? Hahaha
I did see on Google the they had some rare cd called Surfin the pit from 1997 but never seen an official copy
looks like that might be a bootleg. never heard of it until now.
Do you know where to find a copy of Its the frenzy?
@@whytho969 i got mine at an actual show. i've never seen them for sale anywhere else.
@@STEVEHEROLD ohhh ok
@@whytho969 are you specifically looking to own that CD? cause most of the best of Agent Orange CDs out there have the same recordings.
Never heard of them. Continental in the East village. ?
great surf punk band. yeah that's The Continental I was referring to.
@@STEVEHEROLD I remember the Continental specialized in cheap watered down liquor...lol
yup sounds like The Continental alright. Thanks for checking in Alan.