Zao

[billchase2]

holy crap nestlekwik... you never told me Zao was on here... i never noticed! i love those guys... my sister is actually good friends with them. jesse, the drummer, is amazing... i've seen the guys perform many times and have every album of theirs. gotta love being able to get backstage at their shows... i'll be seeing them again this summer.

[Freak83]

coolness

[CMCAdvanced]

Totally.

[nestlekwik]

Damn. How many concerts do you go to?
By the way, Reel Big Fish kicked ass at the concert we went to, too bad their souvenier stand sucked donkey balls. Also, I guess one of my friends knows The Donnas, so if I would have let him know, we probably could have gone V.I.P.
P.S. You need to come around the arcades more often. Big event on June 7 at D-Town.

[notasfatasmike]

RBF always puts on a good live show. They're great.

Hey, I was wondering about this. Didn't Zao used to be (or are they still) a Christian band? I remember hearing something about them being a Christian band back in the day.

[jewpinthethird]

I was very disappointed in their new album "Cheer Up". The guitarist left, and joined up with some of the guys from JFC. http://www.theforcesofevil-ska.com/

I didn't know any of you people were into ska!

[QreepyBORIS]

POD, maby?

I dunno. I'm not even Christian.

[Freak83]

You is Jewish.

[LEGO]

and i'm jewnitarian, bztch

[nestlekwik]

I believe they might have been Christian cause when Synth obtained the rights to use the song on FFR, he said the record company gave him rights to use any song on the label and most of them were Christian. I don't know for sure, but I remember Synth saying that.

[notasfatasmike]

I was very disappointed in their new album "Cheer Up". The guitarist left, and joined up with some of the guys from JFC. http://www.theforcesofevil-ska.com/

I didn't know any of you people were into ska!

I liked "Cheer Up". I think it has its strong points and its weak points. It's probably my least favorite RBF album.

The forces of evil are ok, at best. I really don't like 'em all that much.

[nestlekwik]

I didn't know any of you people were into ska!

It's what I listen to when I'm not listening to dance music; punk/ska. I was pissed when I missed the Crouching Finger Hidden Fish tour when it came around a couple of years ago. Goldfinger and RBF are two of my most favorite bands. It's also funny to listen to pop bands when they were punk (i.e. unheard of) like Sugar Ray and Sum 41. They are always better before they become popular.

[jewpinthethird]

I didn't know any of you people were into ska!

It's what I listen to when I'm not listening to dance music; punk/ska. I was pissed when I missed the Crouching Finger Hidden Fish tour when it came around a couple of years ago. Goldfinger and RBF are two of my most favorite bands. It's also funny to listen to pop bands when they were punk (i.e. unheard of) like Sugar Ray and Sum 41. They are always better before they become popular.

Sum 41 was good for like 1 minute, the song that had the horns in it. My friends a I were listening to it on our way to an Aquabat concert. We also destroyed a Rufio CD.

Cheer was okay, but none of the songs really moved me like they did in "Why Do They Rock So Hard?" and "Turn the radio off".

Oh, just for your information, I was(still am, in a way...) in a ska band for nearly 5 years. Supposedly we were good...I guess we will never know.

[Kashell]

I never heard of Zao before FFR, and I will never ever hear them outside of FFR.

My Southern spirit makes me hate things that sound like noise and not music.

[notasfatasmike]

I never heard of Zao before FFR, and I will never ever hear them outside of FFR.

My Southern spirit makes me hate things that sound like noise and not music.

Ummmm...there are a lot of bands that have come out of the south that sound like noise. Especially since there's an entire division of death metal known as "Southern Death Metal".

I'm a fan of the rock music, and I like Zao OK, but whoever the lead singer is isn't very good at screaming.