Syracuse Ska Forum

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edit: I also have more pictures from the show up on my artist account on MySpace. http://www.myspace.com/aiyanacatori I'll have music up there for listening to within the next few weeks as well.

Thanks again for the pics.

That smashed guitar really makes a nice backdrop, doesn't it???

nope

That's the most un-ska comment I've read in a long time. Leave the homophobic comments at home.

funny

That he may be... but he's probably all like, "Yeah, and this kid can't even spell Westcott."

who was that last one directed at

Watch it. Don't you dare diss Johnny Hero around me. That guy is amazing. He's one of the coolest people I've ever met, and I'm glad to have the priviledge of playing a show with him, and have him stay with me, and be able to call him my friend.

Who the hell are you any way? Were you even at that show? Don't even think to comment on someone you've never even talked to.

Danny's right, leave comments like that at home. I hate that word. Just... ugh! I'm so frickin' mad right now it's not even funny. I'm just gonna stop before I say something really bad and get myself into trouble.

::sighs::

Yeah, I was angry at the ignorant comment as well. Johnny Hero may look and act a bit dorky, but he's a very cool dude and that was a very uncalled for comment. He'll be running the Plea For Peace tent on the entire Warped Tour this year while you're doing what -- watching TV all summer?

Likewise, leave the homophobic or rascist or sexist comments elsewhere. Ska was created by poor ghetto blacks in Jamaica to celebrate life and the pursuit of justice and happiness. They willingly shared it with people of other cultures and backgrounds, thus allowing suburban white American kids to make ignorant comments about both the music and the people involved with it. Don't abuse your privileges.

Thank you Danny. Very well put. You get 10 points for that.

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Danny just zinged that dude fricken HARD.

Yeah. I love Johnny Hero. That guy is so great, it's not even funny. He is kind of a dork, but I think it's one of his charms. He's a really funny guy, and he's wonderfully wonderful to talk to. And I just absolutely idolize him.

I mean, this guy is living his dream. Honestly, how many of you would have the balls to just give up everything to run a record label, work with bands, try to make a solo career work, and just go for it, even though there's so much working against you? You can't ever go into the music inustry expecting to be big, or make money, or be successful. If you did that, then you'd just be an idiot.

And now he's giving up an entire summer, and spending all this money that he doesn't have, so that he can go on Warped Tour and work for Plea For Peace, a non-profit organization, and work all the time, and not get paid anything for it.

I think the "Hero" is very fitting for him. He lives by what he believes, for that reason alone he's my hero.

I dont no i met johnny and he kinda seemed a little rude

Really? Which show did you meet him at, the Mike Park show or the RazSum Unplugged show? Hehe, it's probably bad that I say "the RazSum Unplugged show" and not "my show."

Anyway, he gave me free stuff, and then he stayed with me and we were up talking all night, and I'm pretty sure he's cool. He's just like any other funny, slightly obnoxious, jerkish youngster.

I think that's why him and the guys of RazSum get along so well. They're all like kindred spirits. Hahahahahaha.