How about Truck Driver Shawn?? 🍔🚚

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thegame said:
I’d rather you chugga chugga choo choo your way out of here
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ChuggNorris said:
I remember seeing this dude doing demos in a bedroom next to a bunk bed ages ago. Looks like he's made some growth to the social media aspect.... has numerous "signature gear"... lol

Other than the random whining about companies not sending him gear, not too bad of a step up from where I remember seeing him last. If this guy can do it, SO CAN YOU. #believe



I realize he is playing the song wrong because HATEBREED typically played in a standard configuration, but nothing new here.

Anyway, what are you guys opinion about Ole TDS here on RT? Never see mentions of the guy. 🤔
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This dude is a member here. Careful, that’s Billy Bladez in one of his many pro disguises.
 
RaceU4her said:
yeah, they were the biggest band in hardcore before Headbangers Ball and i will be heard came out, Satisfaction is the death of desire i think is the biggest selling hardcore record ever now, then Perseverance came out and Jamey was hosting the show and it was crazy. my buddy Boulder quit the band right after Perseverance came out, i bought one of his crate cabs he toured with during the satisfaction days, its one thing i will never get rid of
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R.I.P. Boulder
 
Bad.Seed said:
tell me you don't actually know what you're talking about without actually sayin it
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Dude is the man, he was already running the scene here when he was 17, he booked the shows, had the label and store, would throw down if need be. He put my bands on some huge shows we really had no business being on. Dude was, and still is the hardest and smartest working dudes I’ve seen in any line of work
 
RaceU4her said:
Dude is the man, he was already running the scene here when he was 17, he booked the shows, had the label and store, would throw down if need be. He put my bands on some huge shows we really had no business being on. Dude was, and still is the hardest and smartest working dudes I’ve seen in any line of work
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He was a really nice dude. i met him at a Hatebreed show back in the late 90's in Ft. Lauderdale.
 
RaceU4her said:
Dude is the man, he was already running the scene here when he was 17, he booked the shows, had the label and store, would throw down if need be. He put my bands on some huge shows we really had no business being on. Dude was, and still is the hardest and smartest working dudes I’ve seen in any line of work
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I believe every word of this. I don't know Jamie personally, but I'm one person removed from him in a lot of social circles. My current band mates were in pretty decently popular regional sized bands from back in the early/mids 90s (xDisciplex, Shockwave, Brother's Keeper, Abnegation) that played/toured with Hatebreed often. All of those guys have stories of old Hatebreed shows that were just insanity. xDisciplex were actually supposed to release a record on Jamie's old label Stillborn Records, but they stayed with Scott Vogel while they were recording the record at Watchmen Studios (some pretty famous hardcore records were made here) in Buffalo, NY. Scott, for reasons I don't recall, talked them out of releasing on that label and they released it on Goodfellow instead.
 
Bad.Seed said:
I believe every word of this. I don't know Jamie personally, but I'm one person removed from him in a lot of social circles. My current band mates were in pretty decently popular regional sized bands from back in the early/mids 90s (xDisciplex, Shockwave, Brother's Keeper, Abnegation) that played/toured with Hatebreed often. All of those guys have stories of old Hatebreed shows that were just insanity. xDisciplex were actually supposed to release a record on Jamie's old label Stillborn Records, but they stayed with Scott Vogel while they were recording the record at Watchmen Studios (some pretty famous hardcore records were made here) in Buffalo, NY. Scott, for reasons I don't recall, talked them out of releasing on that label and they released it on Goodfellow instead.
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yah i remember all those bands, i saw your xDisciplex shirt in one of your vids. "scarab" was on of the first hardcore records i bought when i was like 15 from rick ta life lol
 
ChuggNorris said:
I remember seeing this dude doing demos in a bedroom next to a bunk bed ages ago. Looks like he's made some growth to the social media aspect.... has numerous "signature gear"... lol

Other than the random whining about companies not sending him gear, not too bad of a step up from where I remember seeing him last. If this guy can do it, SO CAN YOU. #believe



I realize he is playing the song wrong because HATEBREED typically played in a standard configuration, but nothing new here.

Anyway, what are you guys opinion about Ole TDS here on RT? Never see mentions of the guy. 🤔
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I like Hatebreed, I'll be seeing them October 23rd
 
TDS after all his endorsements and monetary earnings from his sweet youtube channel have obviously taken effect:

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RaceU4her said:
Bury your dead is another CT band, Sworn enemy and FBC could have been as well as they played here practically every weekend.



it really is. CT had so many great bands at that time though, it really was just crazy. plus we were right smack in the middle of everything, you could get to boston or down to philly the other way in 2 1/2 hours, we had all of NYC and NJ, the whole western mass metalcore scene, albany had tons of shit going on. id guess i averaged three shows a week all over the place for years and years back then, and then myspace came out and it was just wild
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I grew up in Albany back then. Played a lot of shows with Hatebreed and FBC. Hatebreed were definitely some of the kings in the 90s. They had a good following and the crazy hardcore kids are the reason they're a household band today. Everyone into heavy music in the 90s jammed Hatebreed but I do think their early music was their best for sure and idk I don't listen to a ton of HC like I used to.

For the haters or I guess anyone that wasn't in new England in the 90s and didn't get to experience that scene just doesn't know.
 
OldGtrGuy said:
I grew up in Albany back then. Played a lot of shows with Hatebreed and FBC. Hatebreed were definitely some of the kings in the 90s. They had a good following and the crazy hardcore kids are the reason they're a household band today. Everyone into heavy music in the 90s jammed Hatebreed but I do think their early music was their best for sure and idk I don't listen to a ton of HC like I used to.

For the haters or I guess anyone that wasn't in new England in the 90s and didn't get to experience that scene just doesn't know.
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Thats pretty cool
 
OldGtrGuy said:
I grew up in Albany back then. Played a lot of shows with Hatebreed and FBC. Hatebreed were definitely some of the kings in the 90s. They had a good following and the crazy hardcore kids are the reason they're a household band today. Everyone into heavy music in the 90s jammed Hatebreed but I do think their early music was their best for sure and idk I don't listen to a ton of HC like I used to.

For the haters or I guess anyone that wasn't in new England in the 90s and didn't get to experience that scene just doesn't know.
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Albany had a bunch of killer bands too, Section 8, one king down, dying breed, cutthroat.. tons of em. it was a great time
 
RaceU4her said:
Albany had a bunch of killer bands too, Section 8, one king down, dying breed, cutthroat.. tons of em. it was a great time
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Sounds like you're familiar with a lot of the Troy/Albany bands. Don't forget War Time Manner....Lots of good musicians out of that era.

Section 8 was one of my favorites, at least the Pain is Truth Album.

One King Down was just insane, I used to skate with their bassist when I was a kid..Tbh some of the guys in bands you mentioned were pretty good friends of mine growing up. I played in a death metal band called Wasteform, Ryan from cutthroat recorded our 2nd Demo.

There were really so many good and underrated bands from that area back in the 90s. I still go to shows once in a while but it's definitely not the same. Getting old lol.
 
OldGtrGuy said:
Sounds like you're familiar with a lot of the Troy/Albany bands. Don't forget War Time Manner....Lots of good musicians out of that era.

Section 8 was one of my favorites, at least the Pain is Truth Album.

One King Down was just insane, I used to skate with their bassist when I was a kid..Tbh some of the guys in bands you mentioned were pretty good friends of mine growing up. I played in a death metal band called Wasteform, Ryan from cutthroat recorded our 2nd Demo.

There were really so many good and underrated bands from that area back in the 90s. I still go to shows once in a while but it's definitely not the same. Getting old lol.
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i have a bunch of shows of all those bands from the qe2 and other places up there from back then on VHS ive not seen yet on youtube i gotta get uploaded one of these days. did you ever go to that max trax studio where they all recorded?
 
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