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First , the info from Dag Nasty claims "Wig out at Denkos" was based on a guy who threw "house parties " in DC. First, it wasn't house parties, it was a just a legendary house in DC where Chris Danko's punk, hippie and political friends, some in local non straight edge DC bands, like Purevil, Lethal Intent, Iron Cross, and BNB , and many of their "bootboy brigade" friends, as well as Jason Malle and Bruce Morse of PuRevil and punk touring bands at 930 club would stop at Chris's after shows and clubs would end. You could walk into Chris's any night he was in town (he traveled about 4 months a year. Dag Nasty claims, "Hal (from body count)" took Peter to Dendkos. First, while I remember seeing Hal, it was only on a few occasions, it was the singer from Dag Nasty "Hussein" from Lake Falls Church, N. Virginia who would be there. I recall the first time hearing those words, it was Jason from PuRevil who said to either Peter or Hussein "nice seeing you here, what's up....nothing much? Just like all of us, wigging out at Dankos after the shows?" 2600:8806:2707:3300:8526:F134:D9CE:1AA9 (talk) 20:12, 12 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
