Dag Nasty – Values Here

Dag Nasty was my favorite punk band. They had a mostly positive message and lots of energy. I'm not sure exactly what this song is about... values and confidence?
"fear of failure; fear of reprimand; two big problems I've never had; I never doubted what I had inside... what I have inside"
Uniform Choice – Straight And Alert

A classic straight edge song from one of my favorite 80s punk bands, Uniform Choice. They weren't hugely popular, but I really like their anger and passion. This song is about how foolish and conformist it is to do drugs and get drunk.
Hungry Lucy – Could It Be
This is one of the first songs that I heard from Hungry Lucy, and it's still my favorite.
Hungry Lucy - Could It Be
Morrissey Torments

Morrissey has announced his U.S. tour dates, and Portland is not on the list! He's not even stopping in Oregon. There are cities on the list that I've never even heard of - but no Portland. His last show here was a huge success, and I know he has a loyal following here. My only theory is that Morrissey is trying to avoid Johnny Marr, who is currently calling Portland home. It's all very sad.
Convergence 13
I'm debating whether or not to attend this year's Convergence, which is here in Portland.
Convergence is an annual gothic-industrial festival, now in its 13th year. It is a chance for many goths and others who normally only meet on the Internet to come together in real life. Convergence is held in North America, in a different location each year voted on by previous attendees.
Once a goth, always a goth, eh? I would like to see some of the bands that are playing. Specifically, Skinny Puppy, Faith and the Muse, and FrontLine Assmebly. I wouldn't care so much for the art and fashion, which brings to question the price of the event: $75.
Ministry – Unsung (Alternate Mix)
I'm going to start posting songs on occasion. As much as I listen to music, I occasionally come across a song that really moves me and I want to share it. Plus, delicious has this cool inline player script (click on the play arrow).