Peace out, 2008.

1. Most listened to record: "Homecoming" The Teenagers

2. Most listened to song: My (Fucking) Deer Hunter- Fear Before

3. Best Concert: Warped tour or 3OH!3 and innerpartysystem

4. Concert/tour you were most bummed that you missed: The tour From First To Last did after warped and heavyheavylowlow

5. Best musical surprise of the year: The new Fall Out Boy CD, at least what I've heard of it. Besides that, the fact that tiny Asian girls can crank out some mean ska

6. Worst musical letdown of the year: Even though it just happened a few days ago, 2009 warped line up, ugh.

7. Favorite Movie: Kung Fu Panda all the way...I didn't see many movies this year

8. Favorite TV Show: Gossip Girl

9. Best Gadget: The Iphone, i would have so much fun with that

10. Person/Thing Blowing Up: Katy Perry seems to be doing great, I mean like back in March 12% of the female population had kissed girls and liked it now...well it's something like 300% so yeah, Katy Perry.

-Tabitha Jones

Too early to start thinking about summer camp.

To me, one of the best things about Warped Tour coming to a close is waiting around to see which bands will be playing the next one. I have been to three Warped Tour's between 2004 and this past summer (my attendance depends on my grades...sometimes they're not that good), and each year the lineup has been loaded with pop-punk acts which really make me question how they could continue to call it a 'punk rock summer camp' each year.

The lineup for 2009 has been posted - and I am thoroughly surprised. Sure, there are still quite a few bands that have made their fame on myspace, but a majority of the lineup is bands who have been ones to shape Warped Tour. Kevin Lyman also cut it back to only one main stage instead of the usual two, to keep ticket prices low and to boost the amount of time these veterans get to play for us all.

Here is the line-up thus far:

3OH!3
A Day to Remember
A Skylit Drive
Alexisonfire
Anti-Flag
Bad Religion
Bayside
Big D and the Kids Table
Black Tide
Bouncing Souls
Breathe Carolina
Brokencyde
Cash Cash
Chiodos
Dance Gavin Dance
Dear and the Headlights
Dirty Heads
Escape the Fate
Every Avenue
Flogging Molly
Gallows
Hit the Lights
I Set My Friends on Fire
Jeffree Star
Less Than Jake
Lights
Meg & Dia
Millionaires
NOFX
Outernational
P.O.S.
Saosin
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Senses Fail
Shad
Silverstein
Sing it Loud
Streetlight Manifesto
Tat
The A.K.A.s
The Architects
The Ataris
The Devil Wears Prada
The Maine
The White Tie Affair
There For Tomorrow
Therefore I Am
Thrice
TV/TV
Underoath
Valencia
Westbound Train

Okay, but seriously Kevin Lyman? You could bring back the Ramones, Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedy's, what have you, and it still would not make up for the fact that you have allowed Millionaires and Jeffree Star on your lineup.

-Courtney Kaz