Where is the Security?

metal_junky · Post by **metal_junky** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....
Its not just the County Line either... I have traveled all around seeing different bands play over the last 6 months and this seems too be the way it is pretty much everywhere I have went. I don't know about everyone else but when this happens it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

AtoMikEnRtiA · Post by **AtoMikEnRtiA** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

metal_junky wrote:Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....

You were in Mount Union.. I've seen fights break out there between a 6-month-old child and a 35 year old crack fiend.. you can't do a damn thing in Mount Union without wondering if your life is on the line..

with that said.. I thought it would be common sense on the bar or band's part .. to have somebody w/ security there.. alcohol + common central pennsylvanian = bar fight.. i dont think it should be on the bands.. but you know if the bar's hiring them.. you're making less money and paying more to get in..

rreihart · Post by **rreihart** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

metal_junky wrote:Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....
Its not just the County Line either... I have traveled all around seeing different bands play over the last 6 months and this seems too be the way it is pretty much everywhere I have went. I don't know about everyone else but when this happens it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

Captain Grammar, please help!!

brokenstrings · Post by **brokenstrings** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

Echo Chamber is on a 5-6 gig hitting spree as far as fights are concerned. These dudes got into it at a gig in St. Marys when we were playing "Were not gonna take it". There was something about seeing guys fighting to that song that was awe inspiring.

Capt. Grammar · Post by **Capt. Grammar** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

metal_junky wrote:Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....
Its not just the County Line either... I have traveled all around seeing different bands play over the last 6 months and this seems too be the way it is pretty much everywhere I have went. I don't know about everyone else but when this happens it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

Is it just me or do the bands need to start bringing their own security to the bars in order to keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars couldn't care less when a fight breaks out anymore. For example, the last several bands that I have went to see at the County Line Inn, I have witnessed a major fight either before, during, or after the bands had played.

It's not just the County Line either. Over the last six months, I have traveled all around seeing different bands play, and this seems to be the way it is pretty much everywhere that I have went. I don't know about everyone else, but when this happens, it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

I agree that the altercations that take place during live music events help to cast a negative shadow on the local scene. Oh and by the way, you're welcome.

PanzerFaust · Post by **PanzerFaust** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

That's nothing... I went to see a fight and a bar band broke out....

Kinda' ruined my night too...

Drum rimshot/cymbal crash, please?

BURK · Post by **BURK** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

PanzerFaust wrote:That's nothing... I went to see a fight and a bar band broke out....

Kinda' ruined my night too...

Drum rimshot/cymbal crash, please?

Are You originally from Lewistown too ??? Haha ...Because that really sums it all up.

BURK

PanzerFaust · Post by **PanzerFaust** » Monday Oct 02, 2006

LOWJACK_BURK wrote:Are You originally from Lewistown too ??? Haha ...Because that really sums it all up.

BURK

I don't get it?

Please elaborate....

I once dated a girl from Lewistown back in grad school?? She made excellant cookies....

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

metal_junky wrote:Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....
Its not just the County Line either... I have traveled all around seeing different bands play over the last 6 months and this seems too be the way it is pretty much everywhere I have went. I don't know about everyone else but when this happens it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

Is it just me or do da bands need too start bringing dere own security too da bars too keep da crowd in line? It seems as though da bars could careless when uh fight breaks out anymo'. For example da last several bands I gots jet too see at da County Line Inn dere has been uh major fight either 'bfoe, during, or afta da bands gots played ....
Its not just da County Line either... I gots traveled all around seeing different bands play over da last 6 months an' dis here seems too be da way it iz fine ass much everywhere I gots jet. I don' know about brothas else but when dis here happens it kind o' ruins da whole night fo' me. what 'chew thinking man?

ToonaRockGuy · Post by **ToonaRockGuy** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Weakest.

Ebonics.

Post.

Ever.

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Yo, why you gots to be frontin'? I come from da streets. I know how ta speak da ebonics!

metal_junky · Post by **metal_junky** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

I guess I have thrown myself too the wolves with this thread.

ToonaRockGuy · Post by **ToonaRockGuy** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Look, wannabe, if you're gonna do it, do it right...

Is it just me or do the bands need too start bringing there own security too the bars too keep the crowd in line? It seems as though the bars could careless when a fight breaks out anymore. For example the last several bands I have went too see at the County Line Inn there has been a major fight either before, during, or after the bands have played ....

Its not just the County Line either... I have traveled all around seeing different bands play over the last 6 months and this seems too be the way it is pretty much everywhere I have went. I don't know about everyone else but when this happens it kind of ruins the whole night for me.

Is it jizzay me or do da bands need too S-T-to-tha-izzart straight trippin' dere own security too da bars too keep da crowd in line? It seems as though da bars could careless wizzy uh fight breaks out anymo' . Im a bad boy wit a lotta hos. For example da last several bands I gots jet too see at da County Line Inn dere has been uh major fight brotha 'bfoe, dur'n, or afta da bands gots played ....
Its not jizzy da County Line bitch. I gots traveled all around see'n different bands pizzle over da last 6 months an' dis here seems too be da way it iz fine ass M-to-tha-izzuch everywhere I gots jet and my money on my mind. I dizzon' knizzay `bout brothas else but whizzen dis here happens it kind o' ruins da whole N-to-tha-izzight fo' me. what 'CH-to-tha-izzew ballin' man?

As my esteemed colleague, Captain Grammer would say, You're Welcome, homie.

Hal · Post by **Hal** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Yeah, come on gangsta. You are getting weak on us. That is just a bunch of misspelled words that doesn't sound any different when spoken. Sounds more redneck that gangsta!!!

Yo, you slippin!!

AtoMikEnRtiA · Post by **AtoMikEnRtiA** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

brokenstrings wrote:Echo Chamber is on a 5-6 gig hitting spree as far as fights are concerned. These dudes got into it at a gig in St. Marys when we were playing "Were not gonna take it". There was something about seeing guys fighting to that song that was awe inspiring.

hahaha was that at Elk Casino? or another bar up there. Doesnt suprise me though - ive seen drunk St. Marys people.. definately fiesty.. wouldn't you say, Dusty?

MeYatch · Post by **MeYatch** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

eric and I have the fortune of having a drunk guy fall, or get pushed right between us at pretty much every gig played in st mary's. so far, it hasn't screwed us up, or broken anything.

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

The Ebonix posts are starting to look like a skit from SNL: Da Bears!

Capt. Grammar · Post by **Capt. Grammar** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

ToonaRockGuy wrote: As my esteemed colleague, Captain Grammer would say, You're Welcome, homie.

Kevin, I appreciate your duty to grammatical correctness, but unfortunatley, the putrid syntax of ebonics is an abomination to this beautiful language known as English. I think that this Gangster of Ebonics fellow is doing a disservice to his urban peers by perpetuating this pseudo-language, a language which is not helped by the cultural wasteland of MTV.

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Cultral Wasteland of MTV...couldn't have said it better Cap'n!

SpellboundByMetal · Post by **SpellboundByMetal** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

some guy had to save himself from me after our show on saturday night. i HATE drunk assholes!!

brokenstrings · Post by **brokenstrings** » Tuesday Oct 03, 2006

Were you going to eat him?

PanzerFaust · Post by **PanzerFaust** » Wednesday Oct 04, 2006

Kudos Kevin.. You may take home the most well thought out E bonics post of the season award!!

Well done.....

byndrsn · Post by **byndrsn** » Wednesday Oct 04, 2006

Wow, I was just reading down through this thread and man did this get hijacked quickly or what?

Metal_Junky, just a couple quick questions...

What type of shows (bands) were you attending when fights broke out?
Was there an general age of participants in the fights?
How late in the evening did things usually occur?

I'm just curious. I haven't witnessed all that many altercations in the last 4 or 5 years and was just wondering if there were any common factors. I'm not saying that the genre has anything to do with what type of crowd the bar gets, but who knows, maybe that is a common factor (I first thought of that when I saw your login name).

Just curious.

Urbs

SpellboundByMetal · Post by **SpellboundByMetal** » Wednesday Oct 04, 2006

Brokenstrings- haha watch your mouth, boy.

313 · Post by **313** » Wednesday Oct 04, 2006

Capt. Grammar wrote: Kevin, I appreciate your duty to grammatical correctness, but unfortunatley, the putrid syntax of ebonics is an abomination to this beautiful language known as English. I think that this Gangster of Ebonics fellow is doing a disservice to his urban peers by perpetuating this pseudo-language, a language which is not helped by the cultural wasteland of MTV.

Kevin, I appreciate your duty to grammatical correctness, but unfortunately, the putrid syntax of ebonics is an abomination to this beautiful language known as English. I think that this Gangster of Ebonics fellow is doing a disservice to his urban peers by perpetuating this pseudo-language, a language which is not helped by the cultural wasteland of MTV.

Forgive me Captain for such pettiness, but I could not resist pointing out that even a master of the language such as yourself is prone to error. By the way, you are welcome.

ROCKPAGE

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