I just can't forget what I know.If I’m reading the latest in the Black Flag lawsuit kerfuffle correctly, Greg Ginn and his label SST Records do not own any copyright on Black Flag or its related trademarks, Henry Rollins and Keith Morris might own some kind of copyright, Greg Ginn never quit Black Flag despite not performing with or as that band between 19 (save the one-off charity concert he played in 2003 with the robot bass player)*, and Henry Rollins also never quit Black Flag because he literally never said in writing or verbally “I quit.” 'Music has mellowed out to the point to where most of it doesn't interest me anymore. She told me that I was God and that she loved me. Some girl came to talk to me after the show. The crowd stood very still and watched us. 'San Antonio, TX: We played good I thought. I said, 'Listen, the next time someone spits in your face, you break his jaw.' The guy said, 'But it's a compliment coming from you.' I told him, 'That's a compliment from no one. Finally I walked up to him, grabbed him by his arm and dragged him over to me. I stood and stared at him for a few minutes. It would be a compliment coming from you.' So I spat on him, right in his face. 'A guy walked up to me and said, 'You're Henry, right dude?' and I said yeah.

I told him, 'I don't want to disturb the signal.' For me, there is no such thing as 'drunken joy'. Either you give them the gas chamber for a parking violation or make homicide a misdemeanor.

Tons of lawbooks, processes, time consuming, money wasting. I'm sick and tired of all this court b.s. 'All laws should have the same penalty for being broken. Keep your blood clean, your body lean and your mind sharp.' If I can get this far, I would be very surprised if you couldn't get at least twice as far. I am a guy who used to work at an ice cream store in Washington D.C. anyway, i just wanted to drop a few quotes from the book that jumped out at me when i first read it. many today would dismiss the music as teenage rebellion but they would be doing a disservice to the whole movement. they come from the same straight edge camp as fugazi which values a clean body and sharp mind. i haven't listened to much black flag but i appreciate their attitude. for those unfamiliar with black flag, i have to admit that i'm somewhat in the boat with you. it's written by henry rollins and it's a journal that he kept during his days singing with black flag. i don't know what made me pull it out again, but i'm glad that i have. it was recommended by a friend of mine quite a while ago and it was a great read. That's the title of the book that i've been re-reading (slowly).

Black flag get in the van