"That song didn't seem so fast when I was 16." Gorilla Biscuits singer Anthony Civarelli, better known to most of the world as Civ, isn't 16 anymore. Last month in Richmond, Civ had just finished ranting his way through one of the short and delirious bursts of indignation that his band recorded decades earlier -- I think it was "Good Intentions" -- and he was a little winded. But Civ rallied. He didn't have a choice. A sold-out crowd had assembled to euphorically rage along with anthems of youthful pride, played by men who are no longer young. A few minutes later, Civ dedicated another classic to all the people who have to drag themselves out of bed in the morning to feed the dogs and the kids -- "the fuckin' kids" -- before heading off to work in the morning. I feel you, brother.