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Thursday, December 04, 2008 

Category: Music
Whoa whoa whoa....five seconds ago while I was selecting "Music" from the little blog category selector box thingy, I noticed a previously unforeseen category, a little something called "Goals, Plans, Hopes". What kind of happy horseshit category is that? Goals.....Plans.........Hopes? How about "Fairy Dust, Moonbeams, Unicorns" while we're at it? Let me tell you something. If you're online posting a blog under the "Goals, Plans, Hopes" category, it better go something like: "My goal is to not be hungry in the near future, I plan on getting a burrito, I hope my check card doesn't get declined", because if it's anything much more serious than that you're walking at a pretty fast clip down loser lane. For real. I wanna throw my computer across the room right now that's how worked up I'm getting thinking of how preposterous that category is. The type of people I imagine picking that category write things like "My dream is to save the whales....to ride one one day......that's what I would really like...to pet a dolphin and then give happiness and love to everyone and hugs and..."  FUCK YOU. They also probably have little smiley faces and colored text and sound effects somehow in there too. There should be a blog category called "ASSHOLES" and those people should be limited to that category. If you are spending time writing about your hopes and plans and goals and dreams and candyland gobbly goop bullshit on myspace you should probably be re-evaluating the "plan" section of that equation.

Now that that's out of my system, check this....iiiiiiiif you are a girl or a particular tiny dude, you're in luck because we have girls/youth medium shirts leftover from the 82588 design we ran off a few months ago. There's only about 20 of 'em, so go to the front page and check one out if that's your size and you want to be adorned in the fabric of gods. By the way, the fabric of gods looks a little something like this:



Lets see....as far as other limited shirts are concerned, the Sick On Sunday design is coming up next(we only have Sick On Sunday, Mouth Of Ghosts, Lurch, Nong Eye Gong, and When Acting As A Wave left in the series), we'll get it out in a week or so, we're just tweaking some design specifics. For any questions about merch, like where's your order, how long it'll take, blah blah blah, go to our messageboard here and click on the thread that's called "The Official Dillinger Merch Thread". Every question is answered, every concern eased, etc. We're doing this whole operation as DIY as possible to eliminate the impersonality of having to get this super cool shit from some mall bullshit or online store that also sells super lame shit like "I'm not a freak I'm just different than you" shirts or glow in the dark spiked collars or whatever the flying fuck. So yeah, order with confidence, and if you have questions about your order go to the thread and fire away. A primer to save you the trip: 82588 shirts have all been mailed, so if you don't have them you'll get them soon(I'm talking about you overseas people), and Party Smasher and Dead As History shirts are being pressed as we speak and will be going out promptly.

So CHECK THIS SHIT OUT. Ben, figuring that humans shouldn't be the only species representing the rock and fucking roll, has come up with the ingenious idea to make metal/punk/rock shirts influenced by bands and records....for dogs. This is like something that people that are high come up with that rules but that never really happens. "Dude, imagine if your dog walked into the room right now with a Master Of Puppets shirt on, except instead of Master Of Puppets, it said Master Of Puppies...". Except Ben isn't high, and he actually made them. Ben Weinman is like the hardcore Einstein. He never comes out and just holes up inside, except instead of being surrounded by test tubes and rulers and algebra and what not he's surrounded by obnoxious riffs and time signatures and usually ice cream sundaes and now shirts for dogs. Trust me when I say that nothing makes you smile or laugh every fucking time no matter how shitty your day is than seeing your dog walk into the room with a shirt on that says Black Shag or Master Of Puppies or Black Labbath or Def Sheppard. It's called Garmutt, go over to the site he made for it and check it out if you have a dog and want that mother father to represent the power of the riff. For some reason now after seeing his dog shirts, whenever I hear Alice In Chains' "Them Bones" I think about how much I really wish Alice In Chains would have made dog biscuits called "Them Bones", I would have been so stoked to give them to my now dead beagle when I was in my grungey adolescence.


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Barack? Yeah? Good job man. Moving acceptance speech. Did you see Oprah hanging on that poor dude's arm in the front row like it was a giant cheeseburger someone was trying to take away from her? I hope that guy writes a horror bestseller about how petrified he was by the fear that Oprah was gonna eat his arm right the fuck off during those few hours. But yeah.....Obama.....regardless of party or whatever....way to kick major ass. Everyone's proud. You are the walking personification of the American dream. Now don't fuck up or most of us are gonna feel like total idiots. Oh by the way, when we went all political on everyone for a minute with the whole Rock The Vote thing, we could go on their site and track how many people were registering from our link, and it was a fucking lot of you. So yeah! Be proud whether your guy won or lost. Now onto a more pressing matter....something that has been the topic of discussion over the last week or so among some of us.....the Axl Rose solo record I mean GNR record I mean whatever.

Can we talk about that record for a minute? No? Tough shit. I like it. There, I said it. I didn't like it at first but hear me out. It's not as good as Appetite, but as a whole I think it's better than Use Your Illusion...although the best songs on Chinese Democracy aren't as good as the best songs on Illusions. It's still, as far as mainstream rock releases go, about as good as you can ask for nowadays. It smokes Velvet Revolver and Godsmack and Hinder and whatever eles people have been into in the mainstream rock world lately, and unless Freddie Mercury rises from the grave or Chris Cornell shows up at Kim Thayil's house I'm not holding out hope for much better. That's not saying a whole lot I guess, but seriously some of the arrangements and songs and solos and vocals and whatever else are pretty good. Some of it sucks though. Figure that stuff out Axl. Maybe you can figure it out by calling 1-800-GETSLASHANDDUFFANDIZZYANDSTEVENFUCKINGADLERBACKANDWRITEAREALGUNSRECORDBEFOREONEOFYOUDIESANDITSTOOLATE.

I know with all my 80's Metallica pole smoking you wanna know what I think about their new thing too. Again, not as good as the old records, but better than the last 15 years from them and there's some pretty nostalgic riffs lurking about on there. Some of the riffs are total Justice era riffs. A friend of mine told me that they went back and pulled all the Justice session notes, called Flemming Rasmussen, and got every piece of gear and tone settings and everything from the Justice record and basically tried as hard as they could to recreate that sound/feel. Admirable. Our old tour manager is tour managing that band "The Sword", who happens to be on tour with Metallica, so if you're at The Forum on the 17th I'll be the guy on the side of the stage playing nonstop air guitar. Shit Yeah indeed.

Back to DEP related news and notes to keep you as close to the inner circle as possible. We're writing, we've loosely set aside June and July 2009 for recording with Steve Evetts, and we're looking forward to/getting ready to absolutely rip in the new year. We've got Australia booked for late Feb/early March, and we'll more than likely be doing some stateside stuff as well around that time, maybe some US shows before we go down under, we'll see.

The self titled Spylacopa EP with myself, John LaMacchia from Candiria, as well as Julie Christmas from Made Out Of Babies/Battle Of Mice and Jeff Caxide from Isis, is out now. Go over to the Spylacopa myspace page(www.myspace.com/spylacopa) to check it out and find out how to pick it up without STEALING IT ONLINE SOMEWHERE. Which brings me to the next issue.

You do realize that when you do that, steal music from bands like us, you basically take a big fat unlubed extra ribbed strap on and fuck us all in the ass with it don't you? I used to be way into the whole free downloading thing, because at first it was like yeah awesome free shit we've been paying too much for too long fuck the man blah blah! But now cd prices are reasonable and if it boils down to you not wanting a physical thing because you're only gonna listen on your computer or ipod anyway, at least go over to Itunes and pick the stuff up if you want to own it, it's a dollar per song over there for christ's sake. Intellectual property is still property you know? Think of it like this, if you had a restaurant(you can tell I'm hungry...all this talk of burritos, food, etc), and you sold food that was awesome and that you made yourself and spent shit tons of time on, and people were just pouring in and looting your place and taking everything out of it for free, just stealing everything, would you keep making it? Would it somehow be your fault? What's the solution...to make better food? To somehow give people an incentive to pay for it? Fuck that. You would kill them, or at least beat them, or at the very least criminally charge them. Imagine if you came to our show and came up to our merch table and tried to run off with a cd or shirt. I or our merch guy would run you down and brain you. But nobody would ever do that. People only steal music because it's not a physical thing. It's becoming a tragedy thats making it very hard to be an adult making real music in this day and age, and honestly I'd like to think that if I met each and every one of you in person and shook your hand and talked to you, you would know that I wouldn't steal something from you, and I would like to think that you wouldn't steal from me. I don't give a shit about Britney Spears' new single or Miley Cyrus' new album, because I'm sure they view their fans like a target audience, they are products of their record companies just like the products they are trying to sell, nothing more than a marketing face for a single that's as memorable as it is long. They would never hang with the commoners so to speak, and kick it with their fans, at least not without secretly having to swallow their own vomit from having to waste their time talking with them. We keep it as real as it fucking gets in everything that we do, and try to break down every possible wall in between us and you without all living on Awesome Island together. I see the counts from torrent sites and shit, and it's depressing, and I hope hope hope to god that it's the people on the fringe stealing the music we make, whether its Dillinger or other projects, and that its not the people that write to us on here, and talk to us after shows, people who I've looked in the eye from the stage and shared a moment of mutual respect with, or given a hug after the show, or sang along with in a sweaty hell hole somewhere. I know for a fact that if you saw me stealing from you you would be pretty fucking disappointed. Do your part and don't be that guy, unless you can honestly say that you would walk into my place with no remorse and steal shit from me and wouldn't care if I did the same. If you can say that then fuck it go ahead and download it. Just know that when you take that shit online, especially from bands that are our size who are trying to do something genuine, you aren't sticking it to "the man" anymore. It went beyond that a long time ago. The whole industry is collapsing from the inside out, this shit is like a cancer that is rotting it out from the core, and it is gonna start having huge repercussions on the quality and lifespan of bands. It only contributes to the empty attention deficit culture that we work so hard to fight, to the music culture of here today/gone tomorrow bullshit music. The record companies see that there is no value in investing in bands like us when compared to bands or singers they can manipulate as products/images to get their singles and advertising placements out of, and the people downloading for free generally give way less time to the music they download before they move on to something else, because they didn't make any investment in it. So what does that lead to? People are conditioning themselves to only have the mental capacity to enjoy simple sugary bullshit that wears off after a couple of listens, and they're conditioning the industry to give that to them. Do you think that it's a coincidence that the quality of mainstream music has fell off of a cliff compared to any other time in history? Remember when there were bands that were big that were actually genuinely awesome? A lot of them? Bands and artists that in the retrospect of music history are both massively popular and massively "good"? There's a direct corrolation between downloading and the lack of quality in the larger musical landscape. People in our scene are afraid to say this shit because they think that some kid is gonna say that they aren't "punk rock" anymore. That whole "stealing is punk rock" thing is a huge crock of shit that people hide behind to try to wash their hands and absolve themselves of their responsibility for aiding in the eventual destruction of the artists they claim to love. I'm just letting you know the reality of the situation, from someone who still gives a shit about music as an artform not just a commodity, sitting in the middle of this industry watching it happen. I'm giving it to you as real as it gets without being worried about looking punk rock at all, because I've taken guitars to the fucking face and have fake teeth in my mouth to show for it and i've held broken bones together with duct tape until they healed because of not having medical insurance and I've lived in places that made the fight club house look like a Beverly Hills mansion, in total poverty for a large part of my adult life, all to do my part to keep The Dillinger Escape Plan and music that we believe in rolling because we have true belief in what we are doing, so I don't give two shits about whether someone thinks I'm not punk rock because I don't want my shit stolen. Ben, who has more time and releases under his belt than me and whose body in an MRI looks like it was mashed in a trash compactor all because of this lifestyle too, just said something to me that's very true, that when people download our shit for free its like if they walked into a mom and pop store that had one of a kind shit, and there were no employees there and no security, and it was all self checkout lines, and instead of paying they just walked out with everything they wanted. Would those people then complain when the store closed and say it was the man's fault? Probably.

That being said, I wish you guys could hear this new Dillinger stuff. Next time we make a video blog, we'll sneak some demo snippets into the background for everyone to pick at, I promise.

Oh, yeah, just out of curiosity...what's everyone's favorite Dillinger song? Is there a song you wish we would play live that we don't ever seem to? I'm curious...we've got a lot of different shit out now and it's interesting to hear what you have to say about it all. You guys hear a lot of our opinions about everything under the sun but we don't get to hear yours too much....we're trying to make this whole blogging process a bit more interactive, because we actually DO give a shit and feel a kinship with our fans and don't just think of you guys/gals as soundscans or ticket sales like I was saying before, so with that in mind I am envisioning these blogs kinda turning into little mini message boards in the comments, a roundtable so to speak, so if you say something relevant pertaining to our blog posts, check back on here later, we may comment on your comment.

Talk to you all soon....we love you guys, etc....and it takes a lot for us to say that because it makes us feel all sensitiiiiiiive and shit inside.

PS.....I had every intention of putting this blog in "Goals, Plans, Hopes" but just couldn't bring myself to do it.

OH YEAH!!  Jeff Tuttle just texted me and alerted me to the fact that today a year ago was the first show he ever played with us....so today is his Dillinger anniversary so to speak! Happy Anniversary Jeff!!! Remember when we posted his phone number on here as an initiation? God that was rich. HAHAHA WHAT A KNEE SLAPPER. His rookie season is over. Good job Jeff. You're a certifiable ass kicker.
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Shiv the Impaler

 
Too long no read First post NOCAREEVER! But seriously, I didn't read it except for the rant on blog categories
 
Posted by Shiv the Impaler on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:02 AM
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mccarthy.
Callum McCarthy

 
In America, bands are selling their CD's for $7.99 in Hot Topic. Here, we walk into HMV or Zavvi and see a Dillinger album priced at the equivalent of 25 bucks. Living in England, I am faced with a real dilemma. I need as much money as I can get at the moment so I can prepare for university, but I'm parting with £10 - £15 every time I buy a CD. Buying it cheap from America cancels itself out due to p&p. It's the same with merch nowadays as well now the pound has gone and fucked itself in the mouth. Merch is cheaper in America, but not as cheap as it was, and now postage cancels that out too.

I'm left with a dilemma between my pocket and my morals, and with the situation as it is, I'm afraid that my pocket will win at the end of the day.

I fully understand that recording music professionally costs A LOT of money. An advance of 2 grand won't even get you your drums down. I just want you to know that people download illegally because they love music, but aren't in contact with the way the music industry works, so they can never understand just how important that extra few dollars or pounds can be when you're out on the road starving half to death and with no money for petrol. They feel as though that the bands MUST be getting a lot of money, as they just paid £15 to go to the show.

Other people, like me, are just downright poor. I buy albums whenever I have the money, but now that I'm having to set a lot aside, I've started hitting the blogspots for some albums because I just can't afford to get them shipped over from America. I'm not excusing me doing that, but people are being brought up in a culture where paying for music is something that you do almost on a special occasion. Last album I bought was After The Burial's new one, and that cost me 27 dollars (£16.44) to buy and get it shipped over here. To me, that is a lot of my disposable income.

As soon as I get a better job, and get a student loan and things like that, I can return to being the indignant, self righteous shit I always was.

For the record, I bought Miss Machine and Ire Works, top notch albums, and it made it feel rewarding for shelling out. But the worry about money is starting to outweigh the reward.

I hope you guys can understand in part.
 
Posted by mccarthy. on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 3:55 PM
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Tyler
Tyler Bennett

 
In America, bands are selling their CD's for $7.99 in Hot Topic....I dont know where you got that info. Its not right though...$8 for a cd? Maybe if its used...We're lucky to get them for below $15
 
Posted by Tyler on Saturday, January 10, 2009 - 3:17 AM
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smack my bitch up

 
well put brother. u guys should make these t shirts bigger like 3 and 4xl. im a fat bastard and i need me a dillinger shirt. oh yeah st.louis loves you please comeback. peace.
 
Posted by smack my bitch up on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:04 AM
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Billy
Billy Shepherd

 
yes....more 3 XL shirts. You don't make them because of cost but you sell out of your "boy" sizes...just a thought from a big dude. (I'm big boned!...dude, dinosaurs are big-boned. Ever see a fat skeleton?)
 
Posted by Billy on Thursday, January 01, 2009 - 4:01 PM
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Greg Puciato

 
Hey man! 4XL is some serious fat joe shit! You should just go for some jogs son cause seriously even the 2XL shirts are huge, 4XL would be like a shirt for Grimace. Drop some pounds man and you'll feel better and be able to rock some killer designs! You can do that shit!!! Do I smell a new years resolution coming?
 
Posted by Greg Puciato on Thursday, December 04, 2008 - 8:42 PM
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Billy
Billy Shepherd

 
ok Greg...now a fat guy has surrounded you. What ever happened to the glory days of the early 90's? everybody wanted "big clothes" ...us fat dudes were so happy then...listening to Pearl Jam, eating foot-long hotdogs, wearing big shirts...some were neon green from the county fair...I had a tie-dyed "...And Justice For All" t-shirt and the "de-pants" Faith No More shirt...all big. Big Big Big.

I love you guys...hope you put out another CD this year...how about 2?

Stay healthy...I'm gonna try.
 
Posted by Billy on Thursday, January 01, 2009 - 4:22 PM
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minus blindfold

 
god i just teared up from laughing haha
a shirt for Grimace!! hahahaha
 
Posted by minus blindfold on Monday, December 08, 2008 - 6:27 AM
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lightsbanebooking

 
I'm forwarding Lars this blog post and man, you are gonna pay!
 
Posted by lightsbanebooking on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:11 AM
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En Ay Em

 
I need a new album from you guys! You can only masturbate to perfection for so long.
And you never play "Van Damsel".
 
Posted by En Ay Em on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:11 AM
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Niels K
Niels Kristian Bærendsen

 
Van Damsel is one of my favourites. Love the beginning of that one! I've seen you twice in Copenhagen and you didn't play it so I'd like to hear that one. Actually the first time I saw you (at Loppen) you played the entire Miss Machine album minus Van Damsel and Unretrofied. Good times.
 
Posted by Niels K on Sunday, December 07, 2008 - 12:38 PM
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Jim E.

 
Van Damsel! Yes!....That's a song I'd fucking love to hear when you guys play the Melbourne Soundwave show! =]
 
Posted by Jim E. on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:26 AM
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Shane
Big Shane

 
agreed. im a fat ass too.
 
Posted by Shane on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:12 AM
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Gustavo Casanova

 
Can't believe you guys are endorsing this Death Magnetic/Chinese Democracy business!

Going outside of specific songs, you guys should incorporate to headlining sets like a little experimental break where you play a lot of the quiet less balls out stuff that doesn't ever fit into the crazy setlists. Hearing any sort of versions of Dead As History or Mouth of Ghosts in would be epic.
 
Posted by Gustavo Casanova on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:17 AM
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Ky-El of New Krypton...
Kyle Neice

 
hey, i agree with the music stealing too...i will admit that i had burned all your albums when i first started listening to you (when miss machine came out) but i have tracked down every single album and now own them all...

and i appreciate the way you treat your fans...one of my favorite highlights of a show ever was you telling me about how you met hayden christiansen and that story was just hilarious...

lastly, favorite dillinger songs are milk lizard, 43% burnt, sunshine the warewolf, and lurch

also, go obama! hope he does a good job too...
cant wait to see you guys again...that show with the Bled was brutal!
 
Posted by Ky-El of New Krypton... on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:17 AM
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Bob E.

 
You started listening to DEP when MISS MACHINE came out? That sucks, I first saw them live open for Mr Bungle and bought their INCREDIBLE ablum "Calculating Infinity" and was hooked, bought that self titled mix, "Running Board" and even got the DEP I bet you don't have... DEP/Nora -- Then the most amazing EP ever came out, "Irony is a dead scene" -- I really was upset with MISS MACHINE, I thought it was terrible. I thought they comptetely sold out, too, three videos, two of them slow songs? So, when "Ire Works" came out I didn't plan to buy it, but, I was like, "I have all their stuff" so I bought it and LOVED IT, I think "IRE" brought back those crazy riffs and I thought the vocals fit in great where it didn't on "MISS" - I think the singer got used to playing with the band, it was all written together and I LOVE old HARDCORE DEP, but Black Bubblegum is an AMAZING FRIGGIN' SONG!!! I love the whole album.

And, The new Guns N' Roses KICKS ASS, Buckethead rules, get a copy of "Moonraker" - the second one, it's Mike Patton, Buckethead and Kid 606 I "think" - could be a different DJ, but there's only two live shows on audio, the first "Moonraker" had the Melt Bannana guitarist on it. And if you're a Patton fan YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY SEE... "Onitaba" and "Moonchild" -- I just got a pro shot Peeping Tom, YES, I collect Patton stuff, I HAVE EVERYTHING ON DVD AND AUDIO, things you don't even know exist! If you wanna trade, write me at... bobethe@aol.com
 
Posted by Bob E. on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 3:15 AM
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Ky-El of New Krypton...
Kyle Neice

 
i really dig miss machine...and it was a perfect transition album to bring me into the fold of TDEP, cuz i was not listening to anything really heavy at all at that point in my life, so it was awesome...and i love calculating infinity, and ire works...and you're right, i dont have that split...all the songs on that were the same as songs i had on other albums, so i let it go...maybe someday, but probably not...
 
Posted by Ky-El of New Krypton... on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 5:53 AM
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Bahb

 
well it's refreshing to hear a band that actually gives a shit about the people who love them. and i really do love you guys. as far as live songs...i don't think i've been to a show since ire works came out, so i can't say if you guys never play these songs, but i really love sick on sunday and it would be awesome to see some of the breakbeat/IDM type shit that showed up on the last album. so yeah, hopefully that'll happen next time around.
 
Posted by Bahb on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:18 AM
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Ramon the Destroyer

 
Just don't stop ending with Sunshine and I'll be happy.

I want to hear you guys do Wish live. Really bad. I know it's not your song, but it fucking rules.
 
Posted by Ramon the Destroyer on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:19 AM
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michael_

 
damn, im a small person and would love that shirt. no $$$ however.

i dont care what you play, as long as you open with panasonic youth and close with sunshine the werewolf.
thats how it seems to be, and thats how it should stay. and what the hell, throw dead as history in there too.
 
Posted by michael_ on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:20 AM
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Nick

 
Updates on a new drummer???? spill it dudes
Your set was so amazing last time in Seattle, don't change a thing.
well maybe add jim fear. and the perfect design

im stoked for the new music!
 
Posted by Nick on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:21 AM
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nick

 
when i caught you guys in support of ire works i was really happy to "hear when acting as a particle/nong eye gong/when acting as a wave" - dont think you could really just play anyone of those songs on its own

and i would LOVE to hear pig latin live
haha!
 
Posted by nick on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:23 AM
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josepfine

 
I read the whole thing. Damn that was a lot but Greg you are the fucking man.
 
Posted by josepfine on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:23 AM
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josepfine

 
also forgot... favorite Dillinger songs are probably "Phone Home", "Baby's First Coffin", and the entire Irony EP. Please play your cover of "Wish" next time you're in Denver too!!!
 
Posted by josepfine on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:28 AM
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Dan
Dan Fournier

 
Favorite song? Tough call, so I'll say that my favorite song that I never hear live is "Abe the cop". I like Dillinger alot better with Greg as a front man, but I haven't seen the song played live since he joined.

P.s- you guys do awesome covers too!
 
Posted by Dan on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:23 AM
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Ryan
Ryan Corner

 
"...and I hope hope hope to god..."

Goals, plans, and HOPES. I couldn't stop thinking this while reading the blog.
And to answer your question about the favorite song with no live play for everyone should be the Paranoid cover.
 
Posted by Ryan on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:23 AM
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Mason...
Mason Ingling

 
A live version of "unretrofied" would be pretty cool actually. My all time favorite Dillinger song though is "Mouth of Ghosts". That'd be awesome too!
 
Posted by Mason... on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:25 AM
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Adrian
Adrian Nevarez

 
How's about playing Sandbox Magic? I'm not sure if you have already thrown it into the set list or not but it has been a few months since i've seen ya. Im sure gil could groove the fuck out of the ending. . . . . please?
 
Posted by Adrian on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:26 AM
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Otis[HBI]
Otis Archer

 
Favorite DEP song = Highway Robbery. I think it's a great blend of your crazy shit with your more solid song structure-type stuff. Plus I love the drum beat at around 2:25.
 
Posted by Otis[HBI] on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:26 AM
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Ryan May
Ryan May

 
I download music all the time. And I openly admit to bands that I downloaded their work and they don't give a fuck. Most of them are just happy to know I own it and love it. You are a crotchety old asshole.
 
Posted by Ryan May on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:26 AM
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Ron
Ron wilkes

 
I read as much as I could be bothered (Long).
As for the g'n'r stuff what its crap and the best stuff is on the lies album. Trust me.
 
Posted by Ron on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:28 AM
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Brian
Brian Newport

 
I totally need to buy some 82588 shirts for all the little people in my family.
And I agree with the whole GNR *cough*AxleRosesolo*cough* project, it's not like FACE inducing amazement, but for with what's being released for modern stuff it's not bad.

Ohh and some of the stuff I would kill to hear would be We Are the Storm, some stuff off the self titled and maybe the rest of Under the Running Board.
 
Posted by Brian on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:28 AM
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Brian
Brian Newport

 
I totally need to buy some 82588 shirts for all the little people in my family.
And I agree with the whole GNR *cough*AxleRosesolo*cough* project, it's not like FACE inducing amazement, but for with what's being released for modern stuff it's not bad.

Ohh and some of the stuff I would kill to hear would be We Are the Storm, some stuff off the self titled and maybe the rest of Under the Running Board.
 
Posted by Brian on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:28 AM
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Brian
Brian Newport

 
I totally need to buy some 82588 shirts for all the little people in my family.
And I agree with the whole GNR *cough*AxleRosesolo*cough* project, it's not like FACE inducing amazement, but for with what's being released for modern stuff it's not bad.

Ohh and some of the stuff I would kill to hear would be We Are the Storm, some stuff off the self titled and maybe the rest of Under the Running Board.
 
Posted by Brian on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:29 AM
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trevor
Trevor Mounts

 
Favorite songs are definitely jim fear, abe the cop, and weekend sex change.

fucking funny post too.

did you guys ever put out any albums out on vinyl? except for the new one, i already have that.
 
Posted by trevor on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:30 AM
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Mike Arkus

 
82588 Shirt looks great - I just wish that there was some information posted about the shirt stock being Pre-Shrunk.
That fucking blows.
It now appears as though I am wearing a really good-looking burlap sack.
 
Posted by Mike Arkus on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:30 AM
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Allen
Allen Casillas

 
Very well written.

I even bought Chris Pennie's book on Poly rhythms. If that counts for anything.

I laughed so many times on this blog.

Gotta love it.
 
Posted by Allen on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:30 AM
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Allen
Allen Casillas

 
Very well written.

I even bought Chris Pennie's book on Poly rhythms. If that counts for anything.

I laughed so many times on this blog.

Gotta love it.
 
Posted by Allen on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:31 AM
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Jim E.

 
Dude, what's the book called?....If you could hook me up with a link, that'd be fucking awesome. =]
 
Posted by Jim E. on Wednesday, December 03, 2008 - 11:16 AM
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Gabe the Foreigner

 
I like your setlist as it is now, but I'd like to have sprinkled in there shit like "Phone Home" or "Mouth of Ghosts"
 
Posted by Gabe the Foreigner on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:31 AM
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Josh

 
I'll second Goosie with the Horse Hunter call but with Brent Hinds! Missed you guys on your Oz tour this year but will be rocking out at Soundwave in Brisbane in 2009.
 
Posted by Josh on Saturday, December 06, 2008 - 1:54 AM
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Mike Arkus

 
82588 Shirt looks great - I just wish that there was some information posted about the shirt stock being Pre-Shrunk.
That fucking blows.
It now appears as though I am wearing a really good-looking burlap sack.
 
Posted by Mike Arkus on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:32 AM
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trevor
Trevor Mounts

 
Favorite songs are definitely jim fear, abe the cop, and weekend sex change.

fucking funny post too.

did you guys ever put out any albums out on vinyl? except for the new one, i already have that.
 
Posted by trevor on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:32 AM
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Mike Arkus

 
82588 Shirt looks great - I just wish that there was some information posted about the shirt stock being Pre-Shrunk.
That fucking blows.
It now appears as though I am wearing a really good-looking burlap sack.
 
Posted by Mike Arkus on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:32 AM
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trevor
Trevor Mounts

 
Favorite songs are definitely jim fear, abe the cop, and weekend sex change.

fucking funny post too.

did you guys ever put out any albums out on vinyl? except for the new one, i already have that.
 
Posted by trevor on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:32 AM
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SelfMystic

 
Damn, that was one helluva a blog. I like the bit about britney spears and her fans....I agree. Nothing but a target audience.

Sandbox Magician-----Fav Dillinger Song.
 
Posted by SelfMystic on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:33 AM
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Mammoth
Dustin Harvey

 
Please name the next album "Goals, Plans, Choads"
 
Posted by Mammoth on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:34 AM
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FISCH MIOLI T.S.

 
43% burnt and panasonic youth for sure!

As for downloading music, I will download a bands music, check it out, see if I like it. If I like it, I will buy some merch online or check them out at a show when they come to town. There are other ways to support bands than buying cds.
 
Posted by FISCH MIOLI T.S. on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:35 AM
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Air Ron Pain
Unholy One

 
please play the running board
 
Posted by Air Ron Pain on Tuesday, December 09, 2008 - 4:03 AM
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DB [bXc](ruin)
Dough Blee-Zuhl

 
I have yet to see you guys live. It sucks. If you came to Northern Arizona on the next tour, I would shit a barrel full of bricks. And if you played Sugar Coated Sour, I would implode.

Ire Works was badass!
 
Posted by DB [bXc](ruin) on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 - 2:35 AM
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