As the Fatah band traded fire with Israeli soldiers, it retreated to the eaves of a small apartment building.
Once you have one band, trade it!
From the late-90s to 2001, the collective organized 20-or-so large-scale multimedia events, including Junk, which paired jungle DJs with punk bands trading 20-minute sets, as well as an all-ages takeover of the Boston Children's Museum.
It was also a show of solidarity as bands traded guest singers and fused onstage.
The two bands traded off headlining positions throughout the tour, as Blink-182 was experiencing higher record sales at the time, while Green Day had experienced mainstream success for a longer period of time.
"We're going to play that on TV tomorrow," he said with pride and disbelief, as the band members traded shrugs.
Mr. Haynes and his band mates trade in depravity (they've conjured an array of unprintable song titles), marrying shock-rock tactics (expect smoke, fire and hallucinatory lighting) with avant-garde experimentalism.
"We believe your people, as well as the global community, would welcome your decision to band a trade that perpetuates so much cruelty and, as a consequence, a negative image of China internationally," they write.
When the Stones aren't on tour, the Shidoobees content themselves with seeing tribute bands and trading concert bootlegs, which is why there is such a sense of occasion whenever Mick and Keith do hit the road.
Earlier this month the band's trade group paid $2,800 to the radio station WLIB-AM (1190) to broadcast live from an event that was supposed to preview its separate Panorama.
