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Youth of Today @ Glasshouse 6/5/2011

I walked in as Mouthpiece was setting up. Yes I had just heard minutes before I arrived... Curt from Chain of Strength was going to do True Till Death with Mouthpiece. I was beyond excited.  Curt did a great job. Ed Mouthpiece dropped his bass and did a sweet stagedive towards the end of the song. It's been a long time since I've been tempted but there was a few times last night. Show was great considering there was a barrier. But that didn't stop Tim or Ray from jumping into the crowd and letting everyone sing along. Now on all honesty I did not think Youth of Today was going to be that GREAT! I saw them back at their last Fenders show and they were awesome then. I didn't think they were going to have that power and energy like they did 20 years ago. I was WRONG! The show was amazing... and the icing on the cake- covers of Minor Threat and 7 Seconds.  It was a great show and I got to see lots of old and new friends. Biggest shout out goes to Tim McMahon for getting my camera in and letting me document this beautiful night.

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Mouthpiece with Chains' Curtis (TRUE TILL DEATH)

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All of the pics from the nights show are up on FLICKR!

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