Subourne opened it up with some of their best. They sounded great and blazed through their set fast. It was great to see them live again, the only thing missing was Sik playing cause Subourne and Sik go together like Crown n Coke :)

Waja blew the balls off everyone up front!!! They are a 3 piece band that stomps ass! I enjoyed their set plus their cover of "Only" by Anthrax. YES Don cut his goat off! Dude looks 20 years old now, wait maybe he is! HAHA! These guys rule and I'm glad to see them back on stage playing. Go see em live!

Jab - (jab) - a short, quick punch

In this instance, however, it simply means "nothing personal" as if the bands quick energy and full force musical gale brings out the social jab in us all. "We get up on stage and come across as forceful, but it's nothing personal" says band vocalist Joel Purifoy. "In fact we love interaction with the crowd and we go about doing it by getting you involved and energized anyway we can."

If you're new to Social Jab and have yet to see them play live, you may want to slam a 6-pack of energy drinks just to keep up. The extreme bursts of energy that brings the audience in every time is quickly becoming a trade mark for this 5 piece band. Social Jab is Joel Purifoy performing vocals, Dave Shafer on bass, Dan Rivera and Chad Abbott on guitar, and Thomas Stewart on drums.

it was 1982 and I was in paris, texas. I thought I had found hell but that was coming later when i spent 8 years in oklahoma, but I digress and digress early this time. but in 1982 the sony walkman was king, a dual cassette player/recorder made you cool cause you could "party mix" tapes, you heard about someone tinkering with this whole "cd" thing one day, al gore had not invented the internet and if you didn't own an atari not even the dual cassette deck could save you.