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Maybe it was because of punk rockers being into the [ Rocky Horror Picture Show]. Maybe it was the Necros and the Misfits. Maybe it was the horror movies. For whatever reason, punk rockers have seemed to flip out over Halloween and having shows on or near Halloween. Yearly, gobs of kids in costume gyrate, circle pit, stand around looking bored because they think it's not cool to have a good time, end up in piles on the floor, have zombie battles, and otherwise flip out. So here's to those goofy kids and their most sacred, fun holiday. | [[Image:103099.jpg|right|frame|Flyer for 1999 show]]Maybe it was because of punk rockers being into the [ Rocky Horror Picture Show]. Maybe it was the Necros and the Misfits. Maybe it was the horror movies. For whatever reason, punk rockers have seemed to flip out over Halloween and having shows on or near Halloween. Yearly, gobs of kids in costume gyrate, circle pit, stand around looking bored because they think it's not cool to have a good time, end up in piles on the floor, have zombie battles, and otherwise flip out. So here's to those goofy kids and their most sacred, fun holiday. | ||
'''Most memorable Halloween shows:''' | '''Most memorable Halloween shows:''' | ||
*[[Halloween | *[[Halloween 1999]] @ [[Deer Park Church]] | ||
*[[Halloween 2003]] @ Keswick Democratic | *[[Halloween 2003]] @ [[Keswick Democratic Club|Keswick]] | ||
*[[Halloween 2005]] @... EVERYWHERE. | *[[Halloween 2005]] @... EVERYWHERE. | ||
'''Halloween shows by year:'''<br /> | '''Halloween shows by year:'''<br /> | ||
(feel free to add more!) | (feel free to add more!)<br /> | ||
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[[Halloween 1986|'86]] | [[Halloween 1987|'87]] | [[Halloween 1988|'88]] | [[Halloween 1989|'89]] | [[Halloween 1990|'90]] | [[Halloween 1991|'91]] | [[Halloween 1992|'92]] | [[Halloween 1993|'93]] | [[Halloween 1994|'94]] | [[Halloween 1995|'95]] | [[Halloween 1996|'96]] | [[Halloween 1997|'97]] | [[Halloween 1998|'98]] | [[Halloween 1999|'99]] | [[Halloween 2000|'00]] | [[Halloween 2001|'01]] | [[Halloween 2002|'02]] | [[Halloween 2003|'03]] | [[Halloween 2004|'04]] | [[Halloween 2005|'05]] | [[Halloween 1986|'86]] | [[Halloween 1987|'87]] | [[Halloween 1988|'88]] | [[Halloween 1989|'89]] | [[Halloween 1990|'90]] | [[Halloween 1991|'91]] | [[Halloween 1992|'92]] | [[Halloween 1993|'93]] | [[Halloween 1994|'94]] | [[Halloween 1995|'95]] | [[Halloween 1996|'96]] | [[Halloween 1997|'97]] | [[Halloween 1998|'98]] | [[Halloween 1999|'99]] | [[Halloween 2000|'00]] | [[Halloween 2001|'01]] | [[Halloween 2002|'02]] | [[Halloween 2003|'03]] | [[Halloween 2004|'04]] | [[Halloween 2005|'05]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:25, 30 October 2005
Flyer for 1999 show
Maybe it was because of punk rockers being into the [ Rocky Horror Picture Show]. Maybe it was the Necros and the Misfits. Maybe it was the horror movies. For whatever reason, punk rockers have seemed to flip out over Halloween and having shows on or near Halloween. Yearly, gobs of kids in costume gyrate, circle pit, stand around looking bored because they think it's not cool to have a good time, end up in piles on the floor, have zombie battles, and otherwise flip out. So here's to those goofy kids and their most sacred, fun holiday.
Most memorable Halloween shows:
- Halloween 1999 @ Deer Park Church
- Halloween 2003 @ Keswick
- Halloween 2005 @... EVERYWHERE.
Halloween shows by year:
(feel free to add more!)
'86 | '87 | '88 | '89 | '90 | '91 | '92 | '93 | '94 | '95 | '96 | '97 | '98 | '99 | '00 | '01 | '02 | '03 | '04 | '05