The Rockers Red Glare

Against a backdrop of punk and noise, O'er the Ramparts gives proof that rock is still there.

A A A Comments By Eric Peterson Thursday, Sep 6 2001

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Oh, say, can you see (from left): Aaron Betcher, Chad Peterson, Dan McDermott and Chad Wells of O'er the Ramparts.

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With Crooked Fingers
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 11, $7
303-572-0822
(Dead Moon and Down-N-Outs follow at 10:30 p.m.)

15th Street Tavern, 623 15th Street

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"Plus, Aaron's co-worker was making them listen to us," McDermott interjects. "If they tried to run to the monkey bars, it was like, 'Hey! Get back over here!'"

"I was actually more nervous for that show than I've been in a long time," adds Wells. With good reason: If somebody doesn't teach these kids about do-it-yourself punk rock, the record companies will brainwash them for every nickel they can.

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