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I have always been fascinated by Tom's sticker strat guitar (that is featured in the music videos for M&M's, Dammit, Josie). Anyone know where to get the stickers and do a replica of this iconic guitar ?

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1538341/why-so-many-bands-leaving-warped-tour.jhtml I think the end of Warped Tour 2006 marked the begin of the decline. I don't know why exactly. Steven's Untitled Rock show was still kicking and Fuse still played music that was worth watching. AP magazine was getting bigger and bigger. Fueled By Ramen was high off of FOB and P!ATD's success that would eventually lead to Gym Class Heroes, The Academy Is.., and finally Paramore's huge success. But it also was just a reminder of how much this had all changed. Maybe it's just my own bias. I'm sure it is, considering I was about to go to college, my music taste changed a bit, and scenes give out eventually. But I think this is a pretty hilarious article. Sonny Moore is now Skrillex and richer than everybody on Warped Tour combined. NOFX is still somehow around. Thursday is gone. Every Time I Die and MCS are both around. MeWithoutYou is kind of around, I guess? But Underoath is dead. I don't hate them for their music, but they were a big reason why the shitty scream-metal scene got so big and began to dominate the tour/scene. Taking Back Sunday had just gone platinum and I'd say that this was the peak. Good things would come, but every year it would be less and less. Discuss? When did this scene thing come to an end or does it ever?