Very good video although I have to disagree about deathrock being less intense than horror punk, and this is coming from someone who loves both genres. Horror punk is and always has been more campy lyrically and typically upbeat with its riffs. Deathrock on the other hand is much more hard hitting. From early-Christian Death’s razor sharp guitar sound and dark lyrics, to voodoo church’s lyrics being more fun but the sound bordering on metal, I can’t say that horror punk is more intense. That is okay though, because they are different genres that are pretty different despite their close history

part 2 of alkaline trio history rn.

Sucks we didn't get to talk about Hybrid Moments, Angelfuck, or Some Kind of Hate. Damn you, 1995.

Alternate title: "Oops, all Mikes."

Oh yay feminists….. How edgy and cool…. Not to mention how much I like women singers in general….. 🤮 🤢 🤮 🤢

Loving your channel, man! 🤘

Hey are some of my punk-ish songs really pop punk?

Imma miss NoFx, been a fan since Ribbed, saw them about a dozen times, and tead Hepatitis Bathtub in one sitting

Punkrock NBA

The psychotic mime

You said that DK played their final show in Feb of 86 but they are listed as one of the many bands to play with DRI on their 4 of a kind tour in 1988. I distinctly remember because that tour officially obliterated the wall between punk and metal. Other bands to take part were agnostic front, kreator, Sodom, sick of it all, holy terror , warzone and many more from both genres. The show I saw in NC was with kreator and sick of it all. As for DK idk if it was a partial reunion show or who was involved but they were definitely scheduled on some of the tour dates.

I'm honestly amazed that anyone would be inspired to start a band by freaking television. I get that they are supposed to be important as an early punk band but godd@mn they were awful. Especially when the Ramones, the weirdos, wire and the dead boys were available.

As a 53 yr old punk rocker I feel I need to offer a little bit of input on the whole Tim/Brody situation. It's not an excuse but maybe a little insight from the other side. Imagine being a 30 something world infamous punk rocker who still lives a punk rock lifestyle complete with a big ass mohawk and spiked leather jacket. How many women your age do you think are gonna be interested in you? Honestly. Everyone gets lonely and when someone shows you some attention it's hard to ignore it. Especially in a scene that was never overflowing with available women to begin with.

what does your tattoo arm of them have to do with anything?

Never forget Tony Sly ❤

I ordered both 7in and the t-shirt from an ad on MRnR - came wrapped in an Old Milwaukee 12pack box. Classic

Fall Children all day every day. I also got a leg sleeve that is an interpretation of the front and back covers.

I love the clips from the Music Machine / Gibson SG/ Marshall Amp days......... unforgettable.

Fantastic! Absolutely love this.

Yo you should check out Amyl and The Sniffers

Fitz of Depression….you gotta do it, you just have to

still waiting for that new gen hardcore video

Oh hellll ya Agent Orange is fkin amazing..."bloodstains" amps me up on mornings when i really dont wanna go to work

You should do an Obscure Band on the Vomit Punx. Band members went on to a ton of different 90s EARLY oo'S HCore punk,street punk and crust bands.

Yeah it would be awesome to see a Fugazi episode, one of my favorites. Minor Threat are good too, i like Out Of Line the most because of its bit higher production value. Same thing as with Rock For Light being my favorite Bad Brains release, except it's also for many amazing songs that were not on the debut. I'm not exactly straight edge, but honestly not far as i never tried any illegal drug and i rarely drink. So even though my enjoyment on bands is mostly based on the music itself, straight edge is certainly nothing i have a problem with as long as it's not the hateful groups. Also the fact Fugazi are very anti consumerism is cool in my opinion.

You're well spoken

skatepunkmemories.blogspot.com/2018/04/buzztone.html?m=1 All of their stuff is here!!!

Just one issue: Levesque is pronounced Le-Veck,the S is silent. Your friendly neighborhood French-Canadian Punk in Maine.

Thanks ✌️

Your sing songs tones and vocal fry is unbearable

Man Made Monster by Plan9. One amazing album by a band that sadly didn’t last.

I love agent orange so much. Thanks for making a video about them! Hi from Vancouver WA

Fishbone never teally left ska behind--even their wildest out-there albums have ska songs like "Unyielding Conditioning"

Must I just comment on Tim's fitting surname: Mc-il(l)-(w)rath

Nice breakdown. A fine and highly influential album indeed. My old band got to open for them twice in 1997. Misirlow? It's pronounced MiserLOO.

Great video man, I am appreciating this music genre more and more! In my opinion even Kill em all by Metallica could be considered a sort of proto crossover thrash due to the huge punk influence present in that album

OMG you got a sloppy seconds t-shirt on! I saw sloppy seconds at the Emerson theater in Indianapolis back in early 2000s

Surf rock riffs, emo lyrics, totally shred.

Junior year of highschool “more betterness” basically set me up for music for the rest of my life. Melodic with heartfelt lyrics and great guitar riffs. Also it helped I was really into a girl.

Does it really surprise anyone, that a band of lunatic leftie activists, would behave in this manner? I mean it’s always the lefties, who are morally superior, and more loving and accepting, than all us plebs, that commit the most heinous, and unloving things known to man, and do it under the banner of “your. Raciis, your a homoophobe, your a sexyist, I’m better than you”…. Yea…. I gotta say… no surprise here…

Little known fun fact: both words in “diesel boy’s” name, are references/street slang for heroin

Damn didn’t even mention Rudimentary Peni and their HP Lovecraft themed album, Cacophony.

Blood brothers is not horror punk but their lyrics are pretty creepy The song Rats and Rats and Rats for Candy Is genius and horrific

We get a lot of hate because we basically pioneered the modern queer punk movement. You literally wont find more queer folk anywhere else. Of course multiple scenes mix but one of the reasons "traditional punk" hates it is just simple bigotry. Theres a lot of old punk bands that have no business calling themselves that. LöC with Stza beating up both Nico and Whitnney and somehow people still go to their stupid shows. Basically the cis het "punks" that are bigoted are the most vocal about hating folk punk. However folk punk is the truest form of punk given the origins of folk music itself being rebellious and for freedom.

great to hear a shout out to Steve Soto... a video looking at the bands/albums he play with/on would be interesting...

I first got my hands on this album in the form of a cassette along with a tape of circle jerks "wild in the streets" at a swap meet in a small town called Black canyon city in northern Arizona in the mid nineties when I was 15yo.

This would be even cooler of you could sample some of the songs in die video.

Ill check them out. Thanks for the rec.

Unpopular opinion: A Fire Inside EP > All Hallows EP

Got to see them live back in 96