#SAYREVILLE

[mikeywayarchive]

5/7/11 // Gina Pedano

[greendayauthority]

Sayreville, NJ, 28 September 2016

[20th-century-railroading]

Like Cheez-Its?

Behind a pair of EMD GP38's, Conrail local SA-97 rolls passed the Sunshine Biscuits plant where once upon a time your favorite snack crackers were made.

Sayreville, New Jersey February 1989

[confessionsofanangrymetalhead]

The Specter of Dime Hovers Above: Black Label Society live at Starland Ballroom, April 2nd, 2005

It had only been a few weeks since my previous, and first visit to the then-newly christened Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ. That show was fucking amazing beyond words! But this time would be drastically different. I don’t remember if I was invited either before or after my band fired me; but Idrees, Chad and I were going to go to see Black Label Society at Starland with Chad’s friend, who…

[toddjdreyer]

Sayreville to South Amboy

[callmeblake]

December 19th, 2015

Quick edit from tonight’s frnkiero andthe Cellabration show at Starland Ballroom, Sayrevile NJ. Full gallery coming soon! © Ana Santos 

[storyspothub]

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[uvmagazine]

Sayreville councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour shot to death in car outside her home

Sayreville councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour was found shot and killed in a car outside her home on Wednesday.

Sayreville councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour was found shot and killed in a car outside her home on Wednesday, according to reports. She was 30. Eunice Dwumfour fatally shot Dwumfour was found shot multiple times in her vehicle around 7:20 p.m and pronounced dead at the scene, the prosecutor’s office said. Officials say she crashed her SUV down the street on Samuel Circle. The 30-year-old Republican…

[mikeywayarchive]

Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, NJ // May 7th 2011 // Gina Pedano

[callmeblake]

that link is dead, but I found this:

Frank Iero realising he probablly shouldn’t sing the part about dying infront of his kids aka the reason why I can’t sleep at night//xoxo

[greendayauthority]

Sayreville, NJ, 28 September 2016

[leviabeat]

Lola Montez feat Jerry Only

[confessionsofanangrymetalhead]

I knew I needed to go to this as soon as I heard that Shadows Fall, who had regrouped in 2021 after an indefinite hiatus that lasted seven years and saw drummer Jason Bittner join Flotsam and Jetsam and eventually Overkill, and lead guitar GOD Jonathan Donais join Anthrax, intended on performing their 2004 CLASSIC, The War Within in its entirety. That was fucking huge news! But for those of you who might be clueless, let’s discuss why! The Importance of The War Within The War Within, the band’s fourth album and third with vocalist Brian Fair, is the most important album in the band’s entire catalog. It was released on the heels of their previous album, 2002’s The Art of Balance, which went on to sell over 100,000 copies in a time when album sales were steadily declining. You bet your ass I was one of those 100,000 people who actually bought the fucking record! I even saw Shadows Fall live for the first time a year later during an Ozzfest off-date. Having come from the New Wave of American Heavy Metal scene that was largely based in the Northeast and spawned bands such as Aftershock and Overcast – those two bands being the roots of Shadows Fall and especially Killswitch Engage – alongside All That Remains (Phil Labonte was actually the vocalist on Shadows Fall’s 1997 debut, Somber Eyes to The Sky), God Forbid (more on that band later!), Mastodon and Lamb of God, the sound was largely a mix of Hardcore breakdowns and Metallic intensity. Unfortunately, this became Metalcore. But Shadows Fall were different. Via Brain Fair’s roots in Overcast, especially after he joined Shadows Fall for their second album, 2000’s Of One Blood, the hardcore influence could be heard. But thanks to those riffs that scream Iron Maiden AND Morbid Angel, along with Jon Donais’ Randy Rhoads meets Zakk Wylde lead guitar style, they were far more Metal than Hardcore. By the time The War Within was released, the press at large had been calling them the next Metallica for two years, thanks to The Art of Balance. With TWW, the guitars were even stronger than on the last album, the drums were harder hitting, the production was clearer, and the song writing was even stronger. The album had debuted at #28 on the Billboard charts. I was a first day buyer, taking to bus to Sam Goody right after I finished with class for the day. It’d earned them sales of almost 400,000 copies – a FIRST for Century Media Records! – their first main stage slot on the next year’s Ozzfest (the last time I saw them live), and eventually, a major label deal with Atlantic Records. I still remember driving from Staten Island to Starland Ballroom to see Mastodon in May of 2005. I was on Rt 9, driving over the water, WSOU (more on them momentarily) on the radio, when the DJ announced that The War Within had sold 200,000 copies. The was incredible to hear; it meant a lot to the fans, I’m sure, and it meant a lot to the underground Metal scene, especially with Lamb of God releasing their major label debut nine months prior, and Mastodon very close to signing their own major label deal. The Show The show, I’m pretty sure was organized by WSOU, the top college station in terms of playing underground Heavy Metal for DECADES. My first exposure to WSOU in the early months of 1997 happened by mistake. I was looking for another station when I came across this one station that happened to be blasting Death Metal, the likes of which my 7th grade, dumbass self had never heard before and I’d assumed that this had to be the station. It wasn’t, but I clearly still listened up until they were forced to change their format right at the beginning of 2002. They eventually were able to revert back to their prior format; but they had to fight hard to make it happen. It’s been my first show at Starland since I saw Zakk Sabbath in 2017. And before that, the last time I’d been there was most likely the 2008 Summer Slaughter tour, with such a shitty lineup that I totally forgot that it was the last time I saw The Black Dahlia Murder! But I spent a good thre...

[callmeblake]

I know I'm not who you asked, but that's his boozey character and it is most likely either from September 12th, 2008 when he played a show with reggie and the full effect in sayreville, new jersey at the starland ballroom.

Or the show on the 14th in philadelphia in this same outfit.

I also have these.

He also performed with leathermouth at them.

7/10 frank's little ghost doodle t shirt

@identifying-mcr-shows when did this happen?? i'm curious

[wavernot4love]

impending gloom announcement day, aka great day for idkhowblr's token upstate new yorker, aka yours truly, indeed

i must say..... absolutely batshit insane and certainly a... unique experience for me that 1. idkhow is the only project i have seen 8 (now about to be 9) times without ever having to travel outside of the rochester/buffalo/syracuse area once, and going on 5 times in rochester specifically (???) and 2. only one full idkhow tour ever (incidentally, and regrettably, hellvetica, of all tours) + that small tour they did earlyish 2018 hasn't come around here

[smeagles]

everything reminds me of them