00:00 Speech (Album starts here) 1- Myage 01:21 2- I wanna be a bear 03:26 3- I'm not a loser 04:08 4- Parents 05:38 5- Tonyage 07:21 6- M16 08:25 7- I'm not a punk 09:12 8- Catalina 10:16 9- Suburban home 12:05 10- Statue of liberty 13:55 11- Kabuki girl 16:01 12- Marriage 17:15 13- Hope 19:01 14- Bikeage 20:59 15- Jean is dead 23:24 (Album ends here) Thanks Descendents, the best crowd of the world is waiting here. December 4th. That date we will make history with you.
00:00 Speech 1- Myage 01:21 2- I wanna be a bear 03:26 3- I'm not a loser 04:08 4- Parents 05:38 5- Tonyage 07:21 6- M16 08:25 7- I'm not a punk 09:12 8- Catalina 10:16 9- Suburban home 12:05 10- Statue of liberty 13:55 11- Kabuki girl 16:01 12- Marriage 17:15 13- Hope 19:01 14- Bikeage 20:59 15- Jean is dead 23:24 (Album ends here)
Got to sing in a one off descendents cover set of this album (in it's entirety as well). So much fun, a bunch of older punks came out of the woodwork and sang along.
I can't even count high enough to list all of the amazingly RAD bass players (myself included...maybe not AMAZINGLY RAD) who cribbed style and licks from Tony Lombardo. His playing and unique songwriting style stands pretty high on the pop/punk mountain of bass players. Super kudos to my brother Karl Alvarez (definitely and AMAZINGLY RAD BASSIST) for being one of the major forces in getting Tony to play this show. SO GOOD!
Recycled Records in Hermosa Beach, 1982 and this LP was played about a half-dozen times a day. Back then we weren't supposed to have "swear words" in the music. Now it's just commonplace. Great LP, but I still have problems listening to "Jean is Dead" because a girl named Jeannie worked at that record store and she died a couple years after that.
Kind of cracks me up that anyone is demanding that punk rock should conform to anyone's pat expectations. If punk rock was about anything beyond rebellion it was about freedom. Freedom to be who you are as well as grow as a person. Sometimes when you grow as a person you change your mind as well as just change as a person. They don't owe us an explanation for any of it.
Love U guys long time this album is banned Australia thanks for the demo tape plummage all and stickers xx lol I'm old had your t shirts I don't wanna grow up
man, thanks for snagging this descendents were the shit MILO !! BILL STEVENSON: such an awesome drummer STEVE EGERTON: you are perfect FRANK/TONY: thank you
Jean Is Dead so fucking awesome! I'm impressed that I managed to find this band nowadays I love Descendents since I was 11 and I'm 19 years old. My generation sucks!
i love this, but i hate how there seems to be no one around my age in that crowd. Everyone this day and age thinks shit like 5sos is punk rock. Like.. no please. It makes me sad that this type of music is slowly fading away and people would rather listen to katy perry or some shit. My generation sucks, most punks i meet are older. I just hope this kind of music comes back some how. Long Live Oi!! Long Live Punk!! Young Punks Go For It!!!!
This is the most lethargic audience that I've ever seen at a Descendents / ALL show. And you just know that the people in this crowd were screaming and shitting their pants for a Descendents reunion and album.
A man asks a simple question, and most of you guys just gang up on him. Well, I guess it's not the internet without some brain dead morons bashing on people who think differently than them.
+mrNobody100 By my math, Tony would have been 69 years old during this performance, so I think he can forgiven for not bouncing around too much on stage, he should be commended for still being able to play these songs
If people cant get over some lyrics in a rock song i dont know how they get through life. But hey thats why we have a whole generation of snowflakes demanding safe-spaces.
yeah its good, he was young and angry when he wrote those words down, the use of the word gay in a negative does not always mean you are homaphobic but, I think its mature of him not to use it :)
+TheShadow159357 At the time, young people would use gay slurs as common insults a lot more than happens nowadays, it seemed like the worst thing to be called. There was no intent in the original lyrics to put down homosexuals in any way, but the lyrics did in fact do that by using derogatory terms as insults, the insinuation being that being gay is a bad thing. This is ironic, singing about how bad bullies are, while at the same time insulting another whole group by accident. I am happy to see the lyrics changed, think that a greater awareness and political correctness at the time would have led to those words not being used in the first place
I was just thinking about that. Milo should say something like how when they were young it was acceptable to make jokes like that, but now that they are grown ups it's better to not make those kinds of jokes.
I always interrupted the lyric as offensive to the person he's calling loser, that type of person was usually homophobic so being called a "homo" & "gay" would make them mad, but to each their own.
It was still completely acceptable to use those terms to insult people you hated back then, LOL. Even if you're weren't particularly homophobic you'd still use those terms.
@@johncraighammond1646 The way I see it is they caved to mainstream, politically correct, group-think where you cannot attack a certain class of person because of their victimized group identity. This is the antithesis of punk rock which stands for freedom of expression even if it risks offending certain people.
@@matthewclarke1926 I would agree with you if they went back and erased it off previous recorded versions, but they didn't. It's a artifact of how people used to talk, but it's up to Milo if he still wants to sing it live.
@@matthewclarke1926 That is a good point. Still, Milo has always been a liberal, so he's going to go with the crowd. He's also put down many of their 80's lyrics as "misogynistic" although he wasn't specific.
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I absolutely love the way Milo says "Milo Goes to College" right before the music starts. He's just the best of the best.
00:00 Speech
(Album starts here)
1- Myage 01:21
2- I wanna be a bear 03:26
3- I'm not a loser 04:08
4- Parents 05:38
5- Tonyage 07:21
6- M16 08:25
7- I'm not a punk 09:12
8- Catalina 10:16
9- Suburban home 12:05
10- Statue of liberty 13:55
11- Kabuki girl 16:01
12- Marriage 17:15
13- Hope 19:01
14- Bikeage 20:59
15- Jean is dead 23:24
(Album ends here)
Thanks Descendents, the best crowd of the world is waiting here. December 4th. That date we will make history with you.
Descendents Music.
Thanks for this!! So useful!!
Man, the entire Milo album..... With Tony on bass!? Sign me up! Favorite album of all time
Stephan did an excellent job of channeling Frank and Tony is still just as solid as it gets. So awesome!
what i wouldn't give to see them play milo goes to college live. DAMN!!!
Lucky kids there
First time I hear tonyage live. Awesome!
one of the best bands ever
Joe Hamrock the best band ever*
00:00 Speech
1- Myage 01:21
2- I wanna be a bear 03:26
3- I'm not a loser 04:08
4- Parents 05:38
5- Tonyage 07:21
6- M16 08:25
7- I'm not a punk 09:12
8- Catalina 10:16
9- Suburban home 12:05
10- Statue of liberty 13:55
11- Kabuki girl 16:01
12- Marriage 17:15
13- Hope 19:01
14- Bikeage 20:59
15- Jean is dead 23:24
(Album ends here)
That moment when you copied the first comment
@@jagermeister-3812 hey i was just bumping it up! 😂
This album is pure gold. And Kabuki girl is a blast.
Turn the bass up....Lombardo forever.
Can't hear it at all unless the guitars aren't playing. Sad...
I love Karl one of the best but tony is a fucking monster
Living legends !!
this make me feel goosebumps, long live to the fathers of modern punk rock !
THE PROUD, THE FEW, THE DESCENDENTS !
Got to sing in a one off descendents cover set of this album (in it's entirety as well).
So much fun, a bunch of older punks came out of the woodwork and sang along.
Love these songs. I'll never stop listening to Descendents.
I can't even count high enough to list all of the amazingly RAD bass players (myself included...maybe not AMAZINGLY RAD) who cribbed style and licks from Tony Lombardo. His playing and unique songwriting style stands pretty high on the pop/punk mountain of bass players. Super kudos to my brother Karl Alvarez (definitely and AMAZINGLY RAD BASSIST) for being one of the major forces in getting Tony to play this show. SO GOOD!
I have also adopted Lombardo's playing style. I usually play this entire album on bass at least twice a week. :D Love this show
Me too but downstrokes only kills my wrist so I don't do that
It took me for ever to get used to it, especially playing Hurtin' Crue.
switch to playng like Karl Alvarez , he plays with his fingers .. those 8th notes are way easier that way !
Recycled Records in Hermosa Beach, 1982 and this LP was played about a half-dozen times a day. Back then we weren't supposed to have "swear words" in the music. Now it's just commonplace. Great LP, but I still have problems listening to "Jean is Dead" because a girl named Jeannie worked at that record store and she died a couple years after that.
i still have a copy of milo goes to college cassette tape!
Parents live.
Chills.
yea they are now hahahaha i r o n i c
'your pants are to tight , so fucking... disco'
Kind of cracks me up that anyone is demanding that punk rock should conform to anyone's pat expectations. If punk rock was about anything beyond rebellion it was about freedom. Freedom to be who you are as well as grow as a person. Sometimes when you grow as a person you change your mind as well as just change as a person. They don't owe us an explanation for any of it.
Love U guys long time this album is banned Australia thanks for the demo tape plummage all and stickers xx lol I'm old had your t shirts I don't wanna grow up
amo quando suonano gli album interamente..per celebrarli
man, thanks for snagging this
descendents were the shit
MILO !!
BILL STEVENSON: such an awesome drummer
STEVE EGERTON: you are perfect
FRANK/TONY: thank you
Tony is one killer bassist...
cosmicpowercp and he is like 70 in this no exaggeration
Tonyage is fuckin insane wow
I was there and the reason why I was Riot Fest !
maaaaaaaan i wish i witnessed this!!!! :'(
i was singing along but went wrong on im not a loser at the end. i really should move with the times. i felt such a fool.
The audio quality is surprisingly good.
Jean Is Dead so fucking awesome! I'm impressed that I managed to find this band nowadays I love Descendents since I was 11 and I'm 19 years old. My generation sucks!
Fernando Isaac Reyes Morales true
7:23 tony ageee omg
This band was so ahead of their time, the sound of this album didn't felt it was from '82.
some of these songs date back to 78-79 or even early
Ahhhh Yes.
tony lombardo action up in here 0.0
i love this, but i hate how there seems to be no one around my age in that crowd. Everyone this day and age thinks shit like 5sos is punk rock. Like.. no please.
It makes me sad that this type of music is slowly fading away and people would rather listen to katy perry or some shit. My generation sucks, most punks i meet are older.
I just hope this kind of music comes back some how.
Long Live Oi!! Long Live Punk!!
Young Punks Go For It!!!!
I would have given anything to see Tony Lombardo play these songs. TONYALL
I only own about 20 albums on vinyl. One of them is Milo Goes to College.
Legendary band. Rip Frank
Karl sounds like Milo’s recording on Jean is Dead
Wonder why they never did any more shows with Tony?
This is the most lethargic audience that I've ever seen at a Descendents / ALL show. And you just know that the people in this crowd were screaming and shitting their pants for a Descendents reunion and album.
dog there's people crowd-surfing here, what are you talking about
I want to know exactly what year Milo stopped singing the right lyrics to I'm not a Loser. Ridiculous.
>wants his lyrics to promote hate
>listens to punk
You came to the wrong genre, buddy.
I bet you only think comedians are funny if they swear a lot. Dumb ass non educated homophobe
Totally ridiculous. Song should be sung as written
A man asks a simple question, and most of you guys just gang up on him. Well, I guess it's not the internet without some brain dead morons bashing on people who think differently than them.
it's their fucking song so they can sing it any way they want. do they give a fuck what you think? didn't think so.
Doesn't look like Tony really wants to be there...
In the Dvd, Tony talks about how leaving The Descendents was a mistake
yeah. he's probably just focusing really hard here on getting the parts right. its ok if i were there, i still would have been going nuts
+mrNobody100 By my math, Tony would have been 69 years old during this performance, so I think he can forgiven for not bouncing around too much on stage, he should be commended for still being able to play these songs
true. i can respect that. until i saw the documentary, i didn't even know he was that much older than the rest of the guys...
damn you shred stephen
So sad that milo has to alter the lyrics to I'm not a loser cause people get so butt hurt
amen, the song isnt even homosexual bashing
B Right no I don't. When the Descendents wrote that song, they were angry with jocks, they let out their emotions into a real song.
Chase Hansen agreed
you still dont get it. It was written by one person, and the band are smart enough not to offend anyone these days by singing alternate lyrics.
If people cant get over some lyrics in a rock song i dont know how they get through life. But hey thats why we have a whole generation of snowflakes demanding safe-spaces.
i like how milo doesnt sing the homofobic parts in am not a loser :)
yeah its good, he was young and angry when he wrote those words down, the use of the word gay in a negative does not always mean you are homaphobic but, I think its mature of him not to use it :)
Milo dosent write that song, the first guitar player did it !
Bruno Bordon
yes frank wrote it.
Fink Alt Actually Frank was talking about what people would say to him, it's not homophobic.
+TheShadow159357 At the time, young people would use gay slurs as common insults a lot more than happens nowadays, it seemed like the worst thing to be called. There was no intent in the original lyrics to put down homosexuals in any way, but the lyrics did in fact do that by using derogatory terms as insults, the insinuation being that being gay is a bad thing. This is ironic, singing about how bad bullies are, while at the same time insulting another whole group by accident. I am happy to see the lyrics changed, think that a greater awareness and political correctness at the time would have led to those words not being used in the first place
my favourite is i'm not a punk (:
You beat up fear’s bass player
You were all surfers last year!
@@johncraighammond1646 three years ago it wasn’t cool
Precisely why people should leave the filming to the professionals. Unwatchable. Bummer.
Totally watchable, just not ideal, but whatevs.
Yeah video quality is far from perfect but it sounds great, this is not intended to be a professional video, just a fan recording
glad they changed that homophobic lyric in "i'm not a loser", I am really happy about that, that part always made me cringe a little
I was just thinking about that. Milo should say something like how when they were young it was acceptable to make jokes like that, but now that they are grown ups it's better to not make those kinds of jokes.
I always interrupted the lyric as offensive to the person he's calling loser, that type of person was usually homophobic so being called a "homo" & "gay" would make them mad, but to each their own.
@@AndroidsMusic I see what you're saying, but I think that is incorrect. We'd have to ask Milo or Bill, however.
@@AndroidsMusic -I agree, and found it sad that it was presumably censored for misguided PC reasons.
It was still completely acceptable to use those terms to insult people you hated back then, LOL. Even if you're weren't particularly homophobic you'd still use those terms.
So lame no energy I don't care how old you are go ask Keith Morris I saw him not too long ago he's almost 70 he's still kicking it harder than that
Phagotts changed the words to I'm Not a Loser.
They got wiser. You didn't.
@@johncraighammond1646 The way I see it is they caved to mainstream, politically correct, group-think where you cannot attack a certain class of person because of their victimized group identity. This is the antithesis of punk rock which stands for freedom of expression even if it risks offending certain people.
@@matthewclarke1926 I would agree with you if they went back and erased it off previous recorded versions, but they didn't. It's a artifact of how people used to talk, but it's up to Milo if he still wants to sing it live.
@@zippymufo9765 Is he free to do what he wants? Or does he risk being cancelled by the word police? RUclips would take it down for sure.
@@matthewclarke1926 That is a good point. Still, Milo has always been a liberal, so he's going to go with the crowd. He's also put down many of their 80's lyrics as "misogynistic" although he wasn't specific.
They have to ditch Parents man