random Ian here and I'm just gonna I'm doing a six-pack and my six-pack is going to be I was gonna do

punk rock music that kind of helped shape me as a young kid.

And the music that I got into, I was going to go through bands like D.O.A. Propagon, D.L.

D.L. S. N. F. U. G. B. S. B. Propagulli, Deglow, S&FU, Gob, DBS, bunch of others, but I kept coming back to no means no.

This is a band that if you've never listened to them, they're phenomenal.

Still my number one favorite band.

I see them live every single opportunity I get the chance to and every time they continue to impress for

literally a bunch of old guys if you've never seen them before Google some pictures check

them out and he'll you'll know exactly what I mean but they

have been in the scene for 30 years and just still blown it apart now when was, I don't know, 14 years old or so, just getting into

different types of music, realizing that the shit that they were playing on

the radio was stuff that I didn't like.

And listening to bands like Toole, Alice in Chains, there was a whole Seattle thing going on, all that grunge music.

It was good stuff at the time, but I was missing something.

Every time I was listening to music, there was a little bit of something that that was missing and that's kind of when I got into a lot of the punk rock

It kind of you know it just made me feel good and it fit and I'm sure almost everybody can

Knows what I'm saying and and can appreciate how that that feeling is like when you do find that

music that makes you feel really fucking good then you know you just kind of go with it.

And No Means No is one of those bands that

consistently I can throw in any album any time and just fucking rock out what I was

going to do with the six-pack two was was I was going to do with the six pack too was I was going to kind of go with the songs,

make it like a mix tape and start on a song that was easier to listen to and move into

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