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I've never heard that version of "more about alcoholism" anyone know which album it's on?

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I thought the name of this band was never say surrender.

Thanks for filming!!

this is such a hidden gem it's been one of my favorites for the past year or so

Pat the bunny and Ceshi definitely hit your soul

i love flexing

We are so back 💪🎸

Salems greatest band

Thanks for filming!!

Nice

Great Stuff!

Okk im picking up what they're putting down

Nice👍👍

Hey tastro!

Real glad this exists. Lost my cd, and the music ain’t on any streaming services I can find

Lol there’s another clip of this same performance but the person was near the back. Small world

Where dose amazing music hide whe you aren't aware of it god this dudes so sick

White hart rebellion... <3

This album is saving my life. I wanna die

I remember the good ole folk punk days! I got a mix CD from one of my pen pals and this song was on it! Still got that CD! ❤

This rips. It's like emo B. Tod/folk punk. Is there anywhere i can buy a physical copy of this?

Gaaaaahhh, this is my new favorite album but I'm having a really hard time finding tablature or chords lol

what if i told you, there are more

Damn this is some amazing stuff, thanks for sharing

like a year and half ago i was really into johnny hobo and listened to like every recording i could find of every song

this is amazing

This is from when Ashley was going to school in Colorado and Ben was always hopping trains back and forth while strung out. I only know this from Justin Jetts coyote podcast. It was cool to hear this so long after digging into them and be able to relate it to bens story in a interview/podcast.

Upstate NY, Two thousand and single digits…LoFi recording…Middle of winter…Mountain Goats… Johnny Hobo for fucking ever and ever.

thanks soo much for uploading this

this vid is still so sick, nothing else like it

This shit is so badass I couldn't like it more

can i have the chords to feed me lies

Barefoot surrender?

Feels like everyday I find a different band that ben was in lmao

I got this as a free gift for ordering a Chris Burrows CD, but it's my favorite album ever now.

the low quality makes it more chilling tbh

Does anyone know what kind of guitar he’s playing in this? It has a really nice tone

I just want to give him a kiss on the cheek and tell him how beautiful he really is.

Thanks for the clip! I was back by the bar. This day was the like Day-0 of Omicron in my life. The person who was coming to the show with me had to drop out due to coworkers testing positive. That same day I heard multiple stories of others catching it as well. What a weird night. Great music as always!

Following the transformation of Ben- from a rowdy, rambling punk rebel, and drug addict consumed by the Booze, to a matured, and loving husband, and working man, in the process of cleaning himself of his former vices, and sins. It’s been one of the most inspiring ordeals I’ve ever come to witness. The fortitude of the man is unfathomable- and I hope I’ve similar strength as I wander through the world.

Classic

Maybe my favorite song from the younger pat era

Mountain goats and wagon wheel, funny

its awesome he still does his ASOB songs but he doesnt do as much BtMI! as much which makes me a little sad lol

Honestly redo ALL of built to fail,pornocracy and three cheers for disappointment. ASOB FOREVER!

She came in on the red eye to Dallas-Ft. Worth All the way from sunny Taipei Skin the color of a walnut shell And a baseball cap holding down her black hair And she came here after midnight The hot weather made her feel right at home Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks He drove in from Mexicali, no worse for wear Money to burn, time to kill But five minutes looking in his eyes and we all knew He was broken pretty bad so we gave him what we had We cleared a space for him to sleep in And we let the silence that's our trademark make its presence felt Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks They came in by the dozens, walking or crawling Some were bright-eyed, some were dead on their feet And they came from Zimbabwe or from Soviet Georgia East St. Louis or from Paris or they lived across the street But they came, and when they finally made it here It was the least we could do to make our welcome clear Come on in, we haven't slept for weeks Drink some of this, it'll put color in your cheeks

i love pats color in your cheeks

Why isn't this more known