Steven Flow: "Most of that stuff came through Dayton too. I saw Green Day passively a handful of times. Not a pop punk fan either."

Ethics for the Noncompliant: "Green Day played a show at Rebo's in Dayton, Ohio in 1992 where they carted in all their own gear from the van and played to an audience of 40 teenagers who had nothing better to do on a Saturday night, then loaded everything back into their van and spent the night on the couch of one gracious 'fan' from that night’s show. The venue was devoid of goods or service - just an empty warehouse with electricity and an eight-inch-tall wooden stage in one corner. Only punk kids had heard of them and they could barely afford a hotel room on that tour, but they had one studio album out on a label called Lookout Records."