World Famous In San Francisco

Best of all time? Myles knows how to set the bar for a new feature. Whatevs, I think this song by myspace of the week alumni The Units is pretty great. Mission is a humorous ode to, you guessed it, the mission: burritos, marijuana, the ...um... fashion, and humongous boom boxes. Its the closest thing to a party song on the album, and the chorus makes me smirk every time I hear it "The Mission is bitchin'!/Mission I don't take no ^%::&++!/Alright!" (note, that's the band censoring itself). Honestly, the mission hasn't changed too much in the twenty seven years that have passed from since the release of Digital Stimulation on 415 records.

Damn people, just leave it in the ground. I don't know why everybody has to reunite all the time and make us deal with your old music when there's (supposedly) new music that should be being heard. I won't get into who was good or who wasn't good becuase when I take stock of how many of these reunion shows I've been to I realize I have no business complaining. Not that that ever stops me!

Crime, legendary San Francisco punks, reunites in their own difficult way this friday for a record release party celebrating their new, vinyl only, album, Exalted Masters. Thats right, vinyl only. How's that for a music uprising, fuzz?

If you couldnt' tell from what I wrote above, I'll be there. I've always really liked Crime -- ever since I realized they wrote my favorite song on one of my favorite Sonic Youth albums. (Sister, duh. Read the liners!) That or maybe I just like a guy in a cop uniform, I do respond to authority.

September 21, 7PM
SF Amoeba