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Yes, that is Regis holding a copy of “Ramones Mania.” Just one of the many hardcore punk rock moments waiting for you at…

UCBCBGB - A Civilized Discussion with Jake Fogelnest

Join me, Chris Gethard and Julie Klausner for an evening of video clips and a roundtable discussion on punk rock… because nothing is more punk rock than a roundtable discussion

Friday, July 6th - 7:30pm at UCBeast in New York. TICKETS ON SALE NOW. As part of the 2012 CBGB Festival.

Jul 1, 12

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