where's the 'like' button when you need one?

Hey Jason - Is there any way you can compile the responses from the people involved with DTR? I don't mean to be lazy, but it's a huge thread to get through to see just those. Plus, I'd love to see the tweets and e-mails too.

Thank you Jason for posting that yesterday. Just one of the many reasons I visit this site everyday. Shows how important music is to each and every one of us and the memories attached to those bands and songs.

This period was definitely my favorite so far in the history of the genres that I listen to. So much good music and so many good bands on one label. Looking back at what their roster used to be sometimes it's hard to believe.

Originally Posted by Gaugzilla

Hey Jason - Is there any way you can compile the responses from the people involved with DTR? I don't mean to be lazy, but it's a huge thread to get through to see just those. Plus, I'd love to see the tweets and e-mails too.

I could do my best ... maybe in a bit, got some other stuff I have to finish up first. Then I'll see if I can write a quick script to grab just blue name comments.

And the email from the Reines was similar to the Facebook message Richard posted (I thnk there's a screen capture in that thread).

I RT'd a bunch of stuff on my and APs account. Tried to not spam too many people.

Two big thumbs up for that thread.

One of the best threads on this website.

i was a part of the best ap net thread ever !

seriously, did i mention Jason was right on with his Finch description ?

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

I could do my best ... maybe in a bit, got some other stuff I have to finish up first. Then I'll see if I can write a quick script to grab just blue name comments.

And the email from the Reines was similar to the Facebook message Richard posted (I thnk there's a screen capture in that thread).

I RT'd a bunch of stuff on my and APs account. Tried to not spam too many people.

thank you for getting me into the starting line. that ep is great, saddest girl story is such a jam

That thread definitely brought me back to some of the best times I ever had. Drive Thru was always really great at making kids like me feel like I was part of something bigger than myself. I cut my teeth in nearly every aspect of music from writing it to starting my own label to going on my first tours and even just getting to Los Angeles for the first time. I have to say it felt really great to revisit some of those memories. Thanks for starting up that discussion.

It was a pretty great discussion, Jason. Keep up the good work. So, thank you!


Also, it made me feel old to hear some kids today don't know what DTR was//is.

Also, if I ever could see the old school DTR website, oh man it would be a time machine.

EDIT: I found the website this is circa 2003 - http://web.archive.org/web/200301240...s.com/home.asp

heyyy maraca, hey heyy maraca.

Yeah, I was stoked for the Thursday Discussion yesterday and it definitely lived up to the excitement.

As much I'd like to say I might know these bands without this website I would be lying. Before this website I knew Blink 182, Saves The Day, Showoff, and all the semi famous ska bands of the 90s but this website extended my reach and knowledge of music including the fabulous time as a fan of the Drive Thru era. For that Jason Tate I thank you very much! (AIM used to be the thing back in the day!)