(Source: punklandia)
Nena is/was hot.
Narcissism moment (FAIL)
Well, it’s me.
I’ll never realize how much I look ridiculous in this pic.
There was a sort of cake battle, wow how rule-breaking!
L O S E R
Starting off as a 100% pure, lightning fast hardcore punk band, D.R.I. (aka Dirty Rotten Imbeciles) eventually became one of the first bands to fuse hardcore punk with thrash metal, along with Suicidal Tendencies, Gang Green and Corrosion of Conformity. As the 1980s went on, they gradually mixed more elements of heavy metal into their sound; as they did so, their songs got longer and featured more sections and more variety in tempo. D.R.I. managed the then-rare feat of crossing over to metal audiences while retaining their skatepunk and hardcore fan bases — they had something for all those audiences to love (or hate).
(Reblogged from robotcosmonaut)
Jay Adams
(Source: whenwewerecool)
(Source: suicidewatch)
(Source: suicidewatch)
Fear fans
