Lee Action

"It's begun - No turning back. City to city we're fighting back, haven't changed the world but we've made a start. We're digging in and fighting smart and like a plague. We'll continue to spread. Fight their values until they're dead. We're serious and we won't go away. We fight for a better world - today. Laugh or frown, it's all the same. Won't play by your rules...Cause we hate your game."
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Old Sidekick cell phone cover. @bl_kamaji knows what’s up. #tmobile #sidekick #integrity #hardcore #2007 (Taken with instagram)

Haven’t been to a music festival since 2006 when Reaction was on tour and we rolled into Hellfest. I’m going to 3 days of this and excited beyond belief. Finally seeing some young bands I haven’t got to check out and some older bands I just missed back in the day.

TERROR - The New Blood (by CenturyMedia)

31 years and still supporting all of this.

Makes me feel like its 1996 sophomore year of high school. #musicmonday #punk (Taken with instagram)

One day I will party with these guys

One day I will party with these guys

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Mad respect 

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I’m about to drink this stuff. #imabunny #tea (Taken with instagram)

Let me get one.. ASAP

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It’s so true.

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“There’s no crying in baseball!”

“There’s no crying in baseball!”

Seems to be a trend here. #englishbulldogs #butler #newshirts (Taken with instagram)

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Flash back Friday. Prom 1997 or 98 #youth #flashbackfriday (Taken with instagram)

Black God, the Louisville, Kentucky group featuring members of Coliseum, Young Widows and By The Grace Of God, has released a new video for “Everyone’s A Friend.” The band spoke about the song in our recent track-by-track feature:

“Man, my favorite part of this song is Nick’s back up vocals during the chorus. He is such a great singer and I just love the rich tones in his voice. We write songs so fast, I don’t often think about back up vocals until recording. We asked Nick to wing it and he killed it. This song describes my growing discomfort with the sea change from face to face interaction to web-based social networks. This song is not necessarily an indictment of Facebook or any other media. I am certainly plugged in, but am also aware of a discomfort in not knowing the price I am paying for my broad connectivity.”