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I just realized that this record recently turned 25 years old. Half my life ago. Musically, it’s probably the thing I’m most proud of. This was when I finally started to assert myself as a songwriter, although it’s hard to tell because I lost the battle of adding song credits to the record, but I wrote a good bit, including this one. Well, most of it,  because nothing escaped the full band writing process. This was the end of us being a full time touring band, and we capped it off with a Europe tour, two weeks after 9/11 and what we thought was going to be our last show when we got back home, but we see how that worked out. We still get together and play sometimes, but I really just do it to hang out with the dudes. It feels a little disheartening sometimes how much energy we put into it and how few people cared, and I know we probably would’ve been more popular if we had faked an accent or worn the latest trousers, but we were always honest and we gave a fuck about stuff, and that doesn’t always equal popularity or dollar signs.  We had some beautiful times though, and I wouldn’t trade any of it. There’s no such thing as good ol days.
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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 02:02 am
I just realized that this record recently turned 25 years old. Half my life ago. Musically, it’s probably the thing I’m most proud of. This was when I finally started to assert myself as a songwriter, although it’s hard to tell because I lost the battle of adding song credits to the record, but I wrote a good bit, including this one. Well, most of it, because nothing escaped the full band writing process. This was the end of us being a full time touring band, and we capped it off with a Europe tour, two weeks after 9/11 and what we thought was going to be our last show when we got back home, but we see how that worked out. We still get together and play sometimes, but I really just do it to hang out with the dudes. It feels a little disheartening sometimes how much energy we put into it and how few people cared, and I know we probably would’ve been more popular if we had faked an accent or worn the latest trousers, but we were always honest and we gave a fuck about stuff, and that doesn’t always equal popularity or dollar signs. We had some beautiful times though, and I wouldn’t trade any of it. There’s no such thing as good ol days.
Comments (10)
anthonycsiracusa 19 days ago

anthonycsiracusa

This record rules start to finish. Top ten punk record of all time

anthonycsiracusa 19 days ago

anthonycsiracusa

Most influential band in my life

pickle_tv 19 days ago

pickle_tv

I'd still like to know which one of you called and left a message on my answering machine 25 years ago about being on the cable access show. I called back and talked to a couple dudes playing a video game. We talked for a while. Whoever they were. Thus my introduction to the legendary PEZZ began from there.

chrissnelgrove 20 days ago

chrissnelgrove

Fast forward to 2022/23 and we did that split and I love those songs

pat_destruction 20 days ago

pat_destruction

First punk record I ever bought on vinyl was a Pezz record

pat_destruction 20 days ago

pat_destruction

That’s crazy

mrdrewryan 20 days ago

mrdrewryan

i played my first show with pezz when i was 14, y’all have no idea how big of an influence you had

_allenjones_ 20 days ago

_allenjones_

I just got a copy on vinyl last week from a store here.

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