Talk:Bags (Los Angeles band)

Thanks to whomever put detail to this article...i was the guy who added the Bags in the punk cities article. :)

This is pulled directly off of The Bags official website.

http://www.alicebag.com/the_bags.html

misspelling, Armendariz?

Armendariz shows up on google2z2z 00:00, 28 October 2007 (UTC)

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Band name

It's kind of difficult to be consistent about the name of the band, since in their time they've gone under the name "Bags", "The Bags", and even "Alice Bag Band". I think the main one to be used should be just "Bags", since the two singles they released (as well as their Yes LA compilation appearance) while the band was still current were all listed as "Bags". "The Bags", which was used for the 2007 compilation and some of the posters from that era, should be treated as an alternate name. "Alice Bag Band" would be another, although I think that was used only briefly, maybe even with a different lineup, at the time they appeared in "Decline of Western Civilization". Peter G Werner (talk) 13:49, 9 May 2020 (UTC)