Dave is one of the most important punk drummers in history. His style and methods created the bay area punk sound that so many have imitated and improved on. You must have this important historical figure on the kit if you want authentic OpIvy
@@noodlenugget1487 that's the fucking streetwise professor to you, Eric.its obvious and fine that you didn't grow up on op ivy by your smug bullshit trollish ways. You may have heard them but you weren't ever listening. No unity in that. I'm just saying, don't call it an operation ivy reunion if it's just tim Armstrong and Jesse Michaels doing a one off song. Didn't slap you in the face with my penis or anything. Keep working those thumbs out.
Takes me back to 87 and 88. Watchung here at hoover Park In the hood and toberban recreational gym in same area. Give it to them were not afraid to play in badddddd neighborhoods ha ha
There are some good ska-bands out there, I guess that you've got to look around. I'm not a ska-guy in general, but I appreciate the music of some of them.
Gives me chills that band changed my life back in 92 when a buddy gave me a copy of energy. Thank you op ivy!
Dave is one of the most important punk drummers in history. His style and methods created the bay area punk sound that so many have imitated and improved on.
You must have this important historical figure on the kit if you want authentic OpIvy
I would have gone nuts if I saw that in person
Not actually an op ivy reunion. Half of one. Hope we get the real deal one day before it's too late
Thanks, professor. We're all thankful for your explanation...
@@noodlenugget1487 that's the fucking streetwise professor to you, Eric.its obvious and fine that you didn't grow up on op ivy by your smug bullshit trollish ways. You may have heard them but you weren't ever listening. No unity in that. I'm just saying, don't call it an operation ivy reunion if it's just tim Armstrong and Jesse Michaels doing a one off song. Didn't slap you in the face with my penis or anything. Keep working those thumbs out.
@@noodlenugget1487 seriously what is he like 15, gtfo hipster lol
@@noodlenugget1487 you don’t have to be a dick
I guess that's better than nothing
Awesome! Props to the home owner and the band. Excellent setting. A much different one from Gilman in 89 huh? Ha. Sound great as ever.
They’ve done this a bunch of times through the years back when common rider and rancid would be on warped tour together
It's not a reunion without Matt Freeman. Is that Dave Mello playing drums?
no. Its Jesse Bivona from the Interrupters
Wow, legends. Please keep this up
operation ivy were amazing!!!
Takes me back to 87 and 88. Watchung here at hoover Park In the hood and toberban recreational gym in same area. Give it to them were not afraid to play in badddddd neighborhoods ha ha
Good ol' ska punk!
I never understood why they refuse to get back together for a one time tour.
Where’s Ian Fidance ?
how are you NOT skanking to sound system?????????
♥️♥️♥️
But Is it really an op Ivy reunion
wow
All the geniuses that r saying it's only half instead of enjoying it you gotta be that guy. Wish there was more of this.
What's the name of this song?
Sound System
what happened to him
a sea of children and their phones
This is indeed cool, but not an op Ivy reunion
There are two members there, no? To me it seems like a good thing, there could be just one.
Not a reunion at all
Never liked Ska punk music. That’s why Propagandhi is one of my favorite bands of all time. Ska sucks!
that scool but like no one cares ;(((
There are some good ska-bands out there, I guess that you've got to look around. I'm not a ska-guy in general, but I appreciate the music of some of them.
if these guys like lots and lots of money they should do an Op Ivy reunion tour. just a thought.
Rancid and Hellcat brought in more money than op ivy ever could. They didn't do this for a quick cash grab.