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October 10, 2008

No Age Bring "Eraser," Free Health Care To Craig Ferguson

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As reported, Randy Randall wrote us up a couple days ago and explained how he was asked to remove his Obama t-shirt before No Age's performance on Late Late Night With Craig Ferguson. At that time, Randy mentioned it was supposed to air on 10/27, eight days before the election. Well, last night I stumbled home, turned on the TV, and saw Dean and Randy staring back at me, rocking through the late-night version of "Eraser." It's unclear why it ran early, but the guys clearly aren't in a good mood. You'll spot Randy's "Free Health Care" shirt, how they book it out of there the second the song's done. What we didn't expect: Ferguson discusses the "young punk band" and the t-shirt incident, mentioning folks blogging about it, saying he agrees with Randy for being "furious."

Desmond was right: They are always running somewhere!

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Love the album, love the song but that was terrible live. Sorry

Posted by: Black Jesus at 10/10/08 10:22 AM | Reply
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my first reaction when i read about this whole thing the other day was something like "oh no--now people will have to wonder if no age is supports obama like 99% of indie rock bands!!! what will the election look like without such heady, t-shirt-born political insight from a rock band playing music on a light night talk show?! will obama recover from this setback?!?"

but i have to say, they look pretty damn cool storming off the stage at the end there. so i suppose it's all good.

Posted by: technojeremy at 10/10/08 10:22 AM | Reply
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Relax cheeky monkeys! The BEST thing about the Late Late Show is that Craig keeps politics OUT of it.

Posted by: Raleighwood profile link at 10/10/08 10:29 AM | Reply
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NBC didn't stop NOFX in 2004. Maybe its the difference between a band that's two years old and a band that's 20 years old.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6y1f_nofx-franco-unamerican-live_music

Posted by: bearface at 10/10/08 10:37 AM | Reply
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Comehomenow

Man, NOFX is bad.

Posted by: Comehomenow profile link in reply to bearface's comment at 10/10/08 1:56 PM | Reply
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I am sure Randall wouldn't have been "censored" if No Age performed on NBC instead.

Posted by: Geoff in reply to bearface's comment at 10/10/08 5:33 PM | Reply
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No age bitch!

Posted by: Matthew McGuire at 10/10/08 11:59 AM | Reply
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Didn't Ferguson drum for some young punk band at some point?

Posted by: fido at 10/10/08 1:32 PM | Reply
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yes craig was a drummer in the early 80's. he also said that he drummer for nico around that time as well.

Posted by: stephen in reply to fido's comment at 10/10/08 2:15 PM | Reply
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They just TOOK OFF! So punk rawk!
Play yr song, stfu.

Posted by: Aaron at 10/12/08 3:49 AM | Reply
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