Adolescents - Kids Of The Black Hole
seen from United States
seen from Yemen
seen from United States

seen from China
seen from United States

seen from T1
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom

seen from Indonesia
seen from United States
seen from Germany

seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Romania

seen from United Kingdom

seen from Germany

seen from Türkiye
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
Adolescents - Kids Of The Black Hole
87. D.I.. 2019-07-25 @ Arena (kl. Halle)
D.I. “Tragedy Again, 1989. Triple X Records, orange vinyl. The fourth LP from So-Cal punks D.I. who had a fluctuating lineup but always constant was singer Casey Royer (formerly of Adolescents and Social Distortion). Tragedy Again saw the arrival (and then departure in ‘91, rejoined briefly in ‘99) of guitarist Sam Elliot, who replaced Mark Cerneka. Tragedy Again was the last LP with John “Bosco” Calabro on guitar; Calabro had originally joined on bass in ‘84 but later switched to guitar; he and Cerneka replaced Rikk and Alfie Agnew (Adolescents, Social Distortion). Hedge (formerly of Doggy Style) is on bass and Stevie DRT plays drums (his last studio record; the list of D.I. drummers over the years is typical rock band and way too long to detail here). Tragedy Again is heavy 80′s California punk that veers between the melodic skate-punk sound (ie “On Our Way”), borderline heavy metal (ie “Chiva” and “Nick the Whip” have a total all-out metal guitar solos) and breakneck speed adolescent punk (the title track “Tragedy Again” and “Love To Me Is Sin” with the lyrics “I had a dream, I was this big/I crawled into your bed and did a little jig/I played it cool, I made a wish and when I woke up my whole body smelled like fish...fish!”).
So I’ve written about this before but I can’t write about D.I. without telling the story of one of the craziest nights I ever had in the 80′s. D.I. and Doggy Style played Kutska’s Hall (in Howard, WI just outside of Green Bay) in ‘87 - Hedge played both sets - and after the show the bands (along with their merch guy who happened to be Wade Waltson aka Joe Schmo from the movie Suburbia and then bassist for US Bombs) followed us back to Appleton to party at my friend’s house. Complete debauchery, sandwich meat on the kitchen ceiling, small fires in the living room, band members hooking up with my friends (Joe Schmo with two of them! though not at once). I hung out with Hedge and a couple other guys in the entourage for most of the evening, trash talking, trading jewelry (LOL) but generally keeping out of trouble. The house was beyond trashed; there had to have been at least 75-100 kids and band members there in total. I can’t remember if I stayed the night or not but I do know that I had the unpleasant task of helping to clean up the next morning - wondering how to get baloney stains off of a ceiling - before my friend’s dad got home.
G.B.H- Ross Lomas (PNX NEWS) Punks News
PNX NEWS (Punks News) Lars Frederiksen, The Old Firm Casuals, Rancid
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmZTb8duGJg)Published on Jan 13, 2013 My fanvid for the song Kids of the Black Hole by The Adolescents from The Blue Album, just because there wasn't one and it's a great song! Tony Cadena -- Vocals Steve Soto -- Bass Frank Agnew -- Guitar Rikk Agnew -- Guitar Casey Royer -- Drums Video is from Teenage Devil Dolls, Spider Baby, Mechanical Monsters (1940s Superman) and other stuff I forgot. Music "Kids of the Black Hole" by Adolescents (Google Play • iTunes • AmazonMP3 • eMusic)
D.I.'s Casey offers advice