Skipees

People are still wating for the missing one from LPU7.

Yeah, LPU CDs are for unreachable stuff. If they want to release live tracks of thing like RME, Wish, Hip-Hop medley etc.. that's cool, but LPU CDs are not a place for live ITE-WID-BID kind of stuff.

Not this time.

Casual = Typos?

Without the BMI entry, this is exactly the same thing.

That's because they played the same setlist two shows in a row, so no one care anymore lol.

Last call for LPU 13.

You didn't got the point. Community=Instagram=Picture, Sustainability=Build XYXY=Board, Technology=Combine two things (or more) to one.. So look for Pictureboard. /bullshit

More:

Separate. For now it's here.

This dude was one of the organizers of DCLA (1991-2000), try to email him.

Examples:http://www.songkick.com/artists/96404-linkin-park http://www.songkick.com/artists/368333-stone-temple-pilots

Changed. --- 20.04.1999 Nashville, TN, 114 Church Street Source (other bands, probably video footage) --- http://lplive.net/thesnax/20001007.php Other bands: Rod Laver and Evergreen. Cost: $7 Source. --- Source 1 | Source 2. --- Edit: Anaheim Other bands: Officer Negative, Rod Laver, Broken Cedars, Set Free, 7-10 Split, the SNAX, Jeremiah's Grotto and Average Joe Aspiring Source ------- Devoted Molded - cancelled both of the TOMfest 1999 shows: http://lplive.net/shows/db/thesnax/19990715 http://lplive.net/shows/db/thesnax/19990728 Source

I just thought the same thing.. Nothing posted yet though.

I know, I just post the same source again because it was about two different things. Good work. --- This band played in The Galaxy, Costa Mesa, CA which is very close to Santa Ana, is this the same place?--- Cornerstone tickets prices. --- Dates updated. --- Very old concert photos here ("Worship").

Songkick links are necessary?

Source.--- Found this - www.dcla2000.com but not even one link is working. --- Source.--- Source.--- Tom Fest->TOMfest. More info. --- 15.07.1999 Castle Rock, CO - TOMfest Source and other bands. Tickets prices, $50 before June 1st, $55 at gate. For TOMfest Dallas and TOMfest Northwest (both in 1999) there are no active links. I guess they played on Northwest too since they had the "Screaming Giant Stage" like in Colorado. --- The event is invisible inside the page: http://lplive.net/thesnax/20010309.php --- 14.01.2000 Westminster, CA, The Press Box Source and other bands. --- 06.11.1999 Santa Barbara, CA, Santa Barbara College Source and other bands.

Ok. Updates time: xx.xx.200x (Probably - Santa Ana, California, Galaxy Concert Theatre) Picture 08.07.2000 Bushnell, IL - Cornerstone Festival - Label Showcase Stage Picture 1 | Picture 2 05.08.2000 Los Angeles, CA - Tom Fest: Pictures of other bands. Other band: .rod laver Click on "tour" for the dates "- rod laver, touring with the snax's this September and October!" Click on "info" http://lplive.net/thesnax/20001027.php Other bands, live streaming(?), more info: Link Snax Backyard Concert Contest*: Link ?: Picture All the names of the cities/venues are exist. Nothing about "X-Change Skate Demo". *lol.

17.06.2000 | Fullerton, CA | Wild Rivers | Mega Riot 16.06.2001 | Fullerton, CA | Mega Riot So Mega Riot is the event name and we should fix in the guide? Wild Rivers is a water park in Anaheim/Irvine (not far from Fullerton), someone can clarify this?

The first Tasty Snax show (known so far): The Supertones, Big Dog Small Fence, and Tasty Snax in Victorville on March 19th, 1999: http://web.archive.org/web/20131114232405/http://www.angelfire.com/in/rawk4GOD/images/snax2.JPG

If you referring to the list, it's splited by albums not by eras. If you're referring to what they said above, they created Primo before ATS release?

I found this list with The Snax 2000 tour dates: Source. The band played only in one day of the Cornerstone Festival so I marked the rest. Do we need to find sources for all the list, or just for the frequently concerts at the same venues? There's a website for DCLA or any related organization? Edit: The Supertones, Big Dog Small Fence, and Tasty Snax in Victorville on March 19th, 1999. Picture 1 | Picture 2

Yes they played only one day in the Cornerstone festival. Source. I'll make a separate thread for the Snax tour dates, and I'll check where they really played.

Agree, no idea why they reworked on it. 5:25 sounds a little bit like Complimentary.

It was the only (/COG) song from Living Things without confirmed working title so almost everybody assumed this is the one (or something like this). Maybe you can find more info here.