FROM WATT:
d. boon’s birthday today everybody.
I never could get as high up as him…
but I keep trying, keep pushing!
on bass, watt
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Comments
Happy Birthday D!!! You were inspiration..
You made me see that starting bands,and having
a message was the righteous path for my life..
What Makes A Man Start Fires changed my life
forever..You are loved and missed by all you touched!
Wow! I can’t imagine a world without him… thank you Dennis for everything you have taught others to do with your music, You live on in many ways. Happy Birthday.
I started listening to the Minutemen when i was 11 years old and it completely changed the way i looked at and played music. Happy birthday D.
D. Boon is one of the best guitarist that ever lived and the best punk guitarist/songwriter/vocalist of all time. Minutemen changed my musical life. “This Ain’t No Picnic” is the perfect punk song.
Long live D. Boon!
Watt + Hurley, love you cats.
d.boon+watt+hurley
a musical legend !
Happy Birthday Dennis…..listened to you and the others many times as a kid hangin out in your bedroom w/ my friend…your younger bro Joe….who coincedently I got to meet up with again on your birthday for the first time in like 30 years….a great reunion.
Discovering the Minutemen was a highlight in my life for sure. Changed the way I viewed punk rock and life in general. RIP D Boon.
“We were F**king Corn Dogs, Man.”
Another fallen soldier child.
thank you d. your punk rock changed my life.
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