awesome video

i absolutely love this video

well made videeo i like it

Besides the bands mentioned, other early significant hardcore bands were DK , Bad Religion, The Germs, and TSOL all from California. You also had DOA and few other Canadian bands. Texas had MDC and few others. The midwest had The Necros and Negative Approach. UK had Discharge, GBH, The Exploited, Subhumans, and more. Previous comment also mentioned the Boston scene but don't forget Jersey and the Misfits.

The side gig, The Creatures, was equally as good. "Venus Sands" has one of the eeriest, beautiful Siousxie vocals ever.

Great video! I also like Buck-Tick and listen to them quite frequently but I wasn't very aware of their history in that much detail. Would you make a similar video about X Japan or hide? They are truly my favourites :)

The Biscats are another Japanese rockabilly group that are awesome

one thing about Japan is if there like something it's down to the core and as real as they can get it. Love it hope to visit Yoyogi park one day.

this script was not only super comprehensive (despite the 10 minute runtime), it was also really well written and articulated. congrats.

such a good work you made! the editing is so accompanying with what you're saying I've enjoyed every second of the video

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idk my mom is a man and know clairo lore. huh. interesting.

I loved the video, I loved the editing, it’s so creative! too bad that you forgot to talk about her relationship with me but otherwise amazing job as always bro!🤝

Please do The best men who ever existed next, ANDREW TATE

I'm so happy youtube recommended this to me, your commentary is very soothing. Also, I think we've all been having a little Clairo obsession this summer.

as a mega fan of many years who has had the absolute pleasure of travelling to japan and seeing b-t live 8 times, and who used to be known amongst fans as a "b-t historian" this video is full of so much good info for new and future fans! which i know will always continue flooding in, buck-tick will forever be one of the best bands ever!!

All roads lead to hardcore. Everything else is gay, but that doesn’t mean homosexual

beautiful video💔💔

Great vid, but unfortunately a big reason Bad Brains weren't welcome in DC was due to their blatant homophobia towards Randy Biscuit Turner from the Big Boys due to the bigoted nature of their Rasta beliefs. I'm sure the crazy rowdy vibes at their shows played a part in their ban as well, but people weren't very happy about how they acted for years afterwards.

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very good video, can u make a video about Plastic Tree?

thank you so much for making this video on buck-tick!!1!!! they deserve all the recognition they can get!!!

Teatro D´Ira is indeed the best album they ever did. Even tho i love Rush, nothing can beat that album. I hope that Maneskin do a Teatro D´Ira vol.2!

Thank you for doing your homework. Excellent video. We old folks appreciate you putting the work in to honor your craft.

I've been listening to Buck-Tick since 2007, and I've always been inspired and left awestruck by their creativity and the dedication they have to their craft. The amount of influence they've had on Japanese pop culture cannot be overstated, and it ripped my heart out when Atsushi Sakurai passed. Buck-Tick is forever five members, and I'll love them until the day I die. RIP Acchan!

素晴らしい動画をありがとう！

Dude, do better research: skipped way too many pioneers, especially in OC and NY, plus D.O.A. entirely, come on!

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I wish to have just a 1% of their imagination just for the variability of sound design they show in their songs

They are the real OG Legends💫

This video was recommended on my YT and I have to say I love it! It's so nicely narrated and very well investigated. As a fan I deeply appreciate when people take the time to even add some little details that are important like the fact that they had strict rules for a label, it was groundbreaking specially for a young Japanese group to stand up against being changed visually or musically. If I had to name a thing I love about them is that, their uniqueness, their rebel mind, punk-like vision that defies standards in Japan, and now even in their late 50s (one already in his 60s) they keep going and experimenting and renewing themselves but still remaining authentic, not trying to fit the norm.

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En español por favor 🙏🙏🙏

Youve got Ian VeganMcDonalds as your still?? I already know you got no clue what the FUCK you talking about.

What do you mean WAS?

One underrated person talking about another... this video needs more views!!

Many of the more recent BUCK-TICK fans have got to see this short but well-done video of the history of the band. As their music becomes widely available through KZbin and Spotify, and on Amazon, I truly hope that more and more people discover them. Like so many Fish, I miss Acchan. His comments in the FishTank fanzine, as well as info about his beloved cats was always a highlight. You may be interested to know that Imai-san recently had an interview where he revealed that early in the formation of the band, they had their fortune told. He didn't reveal much about what was said, except that they were informed that Sakurai-san would be the first to pass away. That they are still a band, that they are not going to hire another member to replace Sakurai-san (who is truly irreplaceable), and that they will always consider themselves as having five members is truly amazing news that shows their determination to embrace change once again. Please look forward to their new album. They are going to perform their new material for the Fishtankers in December of this year (2024).

Thanks!

I didn't really get into hardcore till around 2005, but it was one of my favourite scenes, that I've ever been part of. I've witnesses many scenes within the UK, stayed for a lot of them for like a decade, or more. Hardcore was my favourite, even more than witnessing the birth of drum and bass, or mid 90's hardcore, and gabba. That feeling when I went to my first, bigger show. Nothing has evert came close (Justice/Break it up, Durham rowing club) I'd been to smaller DIY shows, this was the first international show I'd been to, a least 2 thousand kids there.

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Creative musicians from Siouxsie’s generation don’t think in terms of “genre”. That’s just marketing BS that, unfortunately, younger people have embraced.

You missed out the Bromley Contingent

This made me cry... Buck-Tick is an incredible band with so many things to explore... They are such a complete group, even without Sakurai's presence. I'm very excited about the new album!! And as Imai-san said PEACE ✌️ (Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽)

Thanks so much for the video,❤ ❤ Buck Tick I've been a fan since their beginning back in the midd 80ish.🎉👾👾💜

Thank you for thoughtfully threading this together; truly amazing. Bakuchiku 4Ever. RIP Dearest Atsushi🖤

AMAAAZING VIDEO!!! Perhaps the best retrospective on buck-tick I’ve ever seen! The video goes so into depth and covers all the bases of BT while still being short, Sweet and to the point!❤ Acchan would be proud.🥹🌸 thank you so much for making this!

First band i ever saw live age 13 in 1978 before the Scream came out saw them lots after that

I’d like a look at when Wendy O Williams was beaten & arrested by police in Milwaukee.

Punk, Metal, Blues and Soul music fucking saved my life. Marvin Gaye, Nirvana, Minor Threat, The VU, Bam Bam, Son House and the Bad Brains debut brought me into a whole new world of introspection. Keep searching, always. Love yourself, and those around you. We're all in this together, living in hell.

5:52 wow i go past one of the places where they played every day (its not a big city and is often overlooked for concerts for the bigger cities). Makes this shitty city a little bit better to emigrate to