Ian MacKaye actually is the definition of punk to me. 100% has kept to his morals. Minor Threat meant so much to me as a kid. Had I kept to what I took from Minor Threat, ethically I'd have been a lot better off.
@FrithonaHrududu021275 ай бұрын
I'd like to see a series of videos on Post-Punk. You could do two bookend videos. Maybe 2 at the start one at the end and in between cover the various sub genres it spawned. Post punk has a starting point for all intents and purposes. The end of the sex pistols the beginning of p.i.l., one of the few genres that has an actual start date.(Not really, but better than most) You can start with Lydons comments about Jimmy savile that the BBC cut and were subsequently put on a p.i.l. album.(Comments that baffled a ten year old me....until 2011 when the truth came out) . You could use Simon Reynolds excellent book rip it up and start again as a guide basically I'd love to see stuff on c86 music on the various routes that punk rock took be a boy or hardcore or you know or the 10 other routes that took
@FrithonaHrududu021275 ай бұрын
Or you could do a video explaining why the band the police are actually a prog rock band first and foremost.
@williamhinson46035 ай бұрын
You mean straight edge hardcore XXX. Start using? I did. Kinda goes w the music attitude I also loved fugazi esp repeater I have on vinyl. Did you mean what I said. I'm 43 and grew up in the early 1990s w a city full of hardcore independent and left over punks who grew outta neonazi and thought let's try something new start a band. Louisville, KY. Was on the scene real big from 1991/2 to 1998
@williamhinson46035 ай бұрын
Endpoint, avail, enkindle, evergreen and Kinghorse (Glen Danzig of misfits promoted them but they never reached much success commercially..... Yeah thats how I knew they were real by not selling out to corporate America
@FrithonaHrududu021275 ай бұрын
@@williamhinson4603 please expand on that comment. I don't exactly see what you're saying. I remember Kingface I don't remember Kinghorse.
@NateB19765 ай бұрын
I was a few years late to Minor Threat. I probably discovered them and got Out of step in 7th grade around 86-87 or so. I remember seeing skaters in magazines wearing their shirts and since that was my “internet” at the time I checked them out. One of my all time favorite things to do after school was pop Out of step in my Walkman and play RC ProAm on my Nintendo over and over. That and blast it on a boom box by the curb we would skate.
@roccosulz16225 ай бұрын
Thank you Ian McKaye and thx for Discord and so much good music and Bands.
@misterslats5 ай бұрын
"Ian's the only one (who never sold out his punk ideals." - Joe Strummer
@bobz55 ай бұрын
Lucky to see Minor threat as a kid in SF at the on broadway theater. Think was 1982 or 83. Great show great band. Fugazi was another great show.
@jameswatt46945 ай бұрын
Saw them on what must've been the same tour at the Tool & Die on Valencia Street with openers MDC (Stains from Texas) and Deadly Reign from the East Bay. That was before I lived in SF and took a Greyhound bus up here to see them. Times! Edit - I leaned from the video that a lot of those guys were also born in 1962...which makes us 62 this year. Crazy AF.
@torpedoz77685 ай бұрын
A fugazi video would be badass🙌
@thestiffrocks5 ай бұрын
Yesssss!
@banjomechanic5 ай бұрын
A second Yeeesssss!!!!!!
@karlalexander78495 ай бұрын
Subbed for Fugazi vid. Thanks for the great story, shared with my son who’s just starting to find his way playing punk.
@benzun96004 ай бұрын
Fugazi is GOAT
@devinrodriguez35303 ай бұрын
Agredddd
@johnjoyce5 ай бұрын
Really well done. Thanks for authoring an expository piece without injecting opinion. And thanks for answering all the questions folks would have. Out of Step along with a Cramps and a Bad Brains album changed my life. Great to finally know more of why such an inspired album was mostly a one off.
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@CCS2165 ай бұрын
I subscribed for a future Bad Brains video. Don’t disappoint me.
@RicardoVasquez-lr2np4 ай бұрын
Is this video that bad
@debbiepearson3182 ай бұрын
The False Prophets were hard-core
@kraigschultz4565 ай бұрын
Definitely do one on fugazi.. It’s nice to seen the younger gens show interest in great bands like Minor threat.
@josephthorpe81385 ай бұрын
Bad Brains is like the Jimi Hendrix of punk-there’s before Bad Brains and there’s after Bad Brains
@shawnsolo3165 ай бұрын
Do you care to elaborate?
@robdawson25 ай бұрын
@@shawnsolo316 no need, I think... They came, the conquered, everything changed after them.
@joshhale93553 ай бұрын
@@shawnsolo316 I can kind of elaborate, mind you I am a white dude that loves Bad Brains’ music. They innovated what punk was at the time, starting as a jazz fusion band in the mid 70s but turning to hardcore by the end of the decade. They added a bit of groove and the anger of still being oppressed as black men in a non black space. A bunch of pissed of suburban white kids who hated conservatism and the racist views attached really latched into groups like Bad Brains who were politically and societally charged in their music. Just like in the 60s with psychedelic music and other rock acts, there was a love of music; you make music that speaks to me, so I like you, it was undeniable that Hendrix was one of the best pure musicians at the time and he was beloved for it. Same way Janis Joplin was able to become a legend in music despite being a woman in a very misogynistic time period in the 60s. Bad Brains added a little extra flavor to what punk music was at the time. They were pissed off, but they were groovy and fun to listen to. It’s a lot of fun listening to their discography. But ultimately that barrier of entry (mostly racial, let’s be real here) was demolished by both Hendrix and rock music in the 60s just like Bad Brains did with punk rock in the late 70s/early 80s.
@shawnsolo3163 ай бұрын
@@joshhale9355 BAD BRAINS IS BLACK?!?
@sexdeathfashion3 ай бұрын
no not really, they are just both black
@michaelwoodward57874 ай бұрын
The first album is one of the best hard-core albums of all time.
@soundofhistory_4 ай бұрын
Agreed. Up there with Bad Brains first album and Damaged by Black Flag for me
@davidhall67715 ай бұрын
Good job. I grew in Baltimore and started attending punk/hardcore shows in the spring of '84. I saw many discord bands so I'm very familiar with the subject but you research unearthed some things I didn't know. So good job. You did forget to mention "Embrace" Ian's band between Minor Threat & Fugazi.
@specialbeat5 ай бұрын
Fantastic. Loved that and would definitely be interested in a Fugazi video.
@generationalmolehill76745 ай бұрын
all Ian's stuff has a huge impact on me musically. I saw fugazi 4 times in like a year and half span during the "end hits" time just before the release of "INSTRUMENT " when I watched that... well I figured they got me on video in a very unstable and insecure time of my life... sweet goodness, I've been playing avidly and still trying to have a healthy and positive reaction to the whole experience. what a trip it's been
@NORFOLKIAN5 ай бұрын
So many iconic pics of minor threat but the pic of Alec MacKaye on the minor threat ep is my favorite
@spiderjerusalem1005 ай бұрын
Fugazi were my favorite band for years , i still love them now. A video about them would be neat.
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Definitely on the list!
@johnchedsey13065 ай бұрын
Glad you started out mentioning Bad Brains. Without them, so much of what we know as hardcore and punk would be different. They blew minds. And Dischord, unlike a certain SST Records (one of most important labels of its time), still is releasing good stuff.
@CyTolliver5 ай бұрын
I was listening to the out of step ep today while playing catch with my 12 year old son…i remember buying it on cassette when I was not much older than him. Good times.
@goredongoredon5 ай бұрын
I am surprised that you didn't mention Embrace, the band Ian was in between Minor Threat and Fugazi. They weren't together very long but were very influential during that time.
@macfilms99045 ай бұрын
Come here to say this - I mean, Ian and pretty much every band ever tagged with the "emo" label has totally rejected it - but Embrace & Rites of Spring were incredibly influential on later bands.
@AMMAZZARE5 ай бұрын
That band never existed. You are experiencing Mandela Effect. And it’s the Burbonstine Bears.
@FrithonaHrududu021275 ай бұрын
@@macfilms9904 yessss. Embrace and Rites of Spring were the first bands I ever heard termed EMO. I FORGOT there was a step between Minor Threat and Fugazi.
@FrithonaHrududu021275 ай бұрын
@@macfilms9904 I first saw the term emo in the book BANNED IN D.C., which I still have somewhere. That book came out at the same time as embrace 87 88. You know what song I love was like a king by King face that's like a wicked life affirming song
@bobross50795 ай бұрын
Egghunt
@Regannic4 ай бұрын
As someone who had the great experience of meeting Ian, he’d love this. Education and DIY: do it yourself. A mission statement that may seem daunting at first, but built a beautiful lineage. Even in the digital age, bands are born through GarageBand on iPads. Thanks for the video. Cheers!
@banjomechanic5 ай бұрын
I was privy to Fugazi even before really knowing Minor Threat in the early 90s. Got to see Fugazi in 92. After my obsession with Fugazi and introduction to Minor Threat, I really admired McKaye for not giving in to societal pressures and resisting conformity and doing what he saw fit to do. Really admirable, especially among young people. Nobody have the fvcking balls to do what he was doing even today. I may not agree with everything he stands for, but I can agree with his attitude and respect him for it. 🙏
@eletor5 ай бұрын
Thanks for this
@RockyPondProductions5 ай бұрын
Earth Crisis would be another interesting deep dive to expand in the straight edge and militant vegan topics that were part of the punk and hardcore scene of the 90s.
@Brando-Lee37255 ай бұрын
This was the band that turned me on to punk and hardcore . While I was an 8 year old listening to GnR and Skid Row then to Anthrax and Metallica in the 80s , my friends older sister gave me a Minor Threat tape cause my friend/her lil brother didn't like it . I sure fn liked it !!!!! That tape changed my musical life .
@zusanlist36235 ай бұрын
Yes to a Bad Brains essay! Please! Subscribed.
@mattthescreamer1775 ай бұрын
Slayer did a couple minor threat covers on the album undisputed attitude and they were awesome
@lewisb855 ай бұрын
also jawbreaker would be good, since it was the band that even cobain thought would be the next big thing, played shows with oasis and nirvana, and should have made it because they had it sounded like a newer husker du.
@slamhard34295 ай бұрын
Hey, cool video! While I know all these stuff, it's always cool to see a very well researched video about hardcore punk topics. I've seen Jeff Nelson in 2022. when he was touring Europe presenting the documentary about Madam Organ Club and this was a very cool experience. Also saw Rollins spoken word in 2023., also a great experience.
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
I’m sure that was great!
@bbcraven64695 ай бұрын
One of the stereotypes of punk is that it's simple music that any idiot can play. Minor Threat destroyed that stereotype. They showed so much talent and skill in their playing. They were tight as hell, and their songs were powerful.
@markgreet35435 ай бұрын
Great music, and talent. Punk still is great era in music.
@itsMrNoble2 ай бұрын
I’m a big admirer of Ian Mackaye and have been for a long time but I can only imagine what a nightmare it would have been to have be in a band with him back then.
@Aviewerbychance5 ай бұрын
Very cool. I didn't know this. Love their music to this day after all of the years.
@keithcargill84285 ай бұрын
Your kitty is beautiful. This video is also. THANKYOU!
@mikevavrek765 ай бұрын
Pretty sure you meant 1980 at around the 6:00m mark.. teen idols of course predate minor threat, so… just an editorial note..
@Delalumiere666Ай бұрын
wonderful resume, i really enjoyed. Minor Threat remains to be one of my favorite bands. I'll never forget the day in which I found a CD that said "Complete discography" and thought after playing it for like 40 minutes until the end I thought it was a mistake. I then looked inside of the booklet to realize that was actually it because all the songs were less than 2 minutes. Was a a wonderful introduction to fast paced energic punk. The SxE mentality and lyrics just added so much more rawness and authenticity to the whole thing, I was instantly hooked. I just want to add a tiny parenthesis around minute 11:57 you mentioned that yes the message was more positive in comparison to the Nihilistic and anarchic approach or direction. I want to say though, Anarchy is very positive! And many Anarchopunk bands were actually pro vegan and if not SxE the maybe were sober (with exception of weed hippies xD) , Anarchist philosophy is advanced, it's actually positive and almost spiritual...and overall antiestablishment and anticapitalism.. something that Minor Threat actually didn't touch upon, you can still find many pictures of Ian Mackaye drinking Coca-Colas- well that wouldn't happen with anarchopunk bands...It's interesting that still Minor Threat reacted being authentic and going against social trends. Cool video mate but just wanted to shed some light as to not misinterpret the anarchist ideology..
@miketaylor51414 ай бұрын
Well done sir! You delivered an amazing synopsis of one of the best punk bands ever! I felt like I went back in time.
@soundofhistory_4 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@StreetComp4 ай бұрын
Well done! Great to see someone exploring history of DC punk scene 🙂 and nice work getting those old live show videos
@williampacult94315 ай бұрын
As a 42 yr old, I was lucky to have 3 older siblings to introduce me to all this great music that pissed my parents off to no end. Me being 7: “I like this Desendent song and this other one. Are the brains bad or are they brains that are bad? A glorious era to do most of my growing up.
@jovanreid67825 ай бұрын
Subbed! Deliver that Bad Brains video sooner than later, please!!!!!
@Robert-xy6mt2 күн бұрын
great video brother.
@damonspark43035 ай бұрын
Well done sir.
@LarsRyeJeppesen4 ай бұрын
Minor Threat - my favorite punk band. The live concerts are legendary. Find some of them here on KZbin, you'll never seen anything like it
@reknowltoniii2 ай бұрын
Great video overall ... Been loving Minor Great since the 80s ... You asked for recommendations so here are a handful that I'd love to see your take on: The Dickies, Angry Samoans, Cadillac Tramps/Manic Hispanic, X, Circle Jerks, Descendants, The Dead Milkmen, Stiff Little Fingers, or in the vein of DC (yet not really punk) Shudder To Think ... Keep up the good work!!!
@user-dc7vj7gw4b4 ай бұрын
This is one of the best minor threat docs, I been listening to minor threat since highskool I'm Mexican there music. spoke to me.
@Szaam5 ай бұрын
Good level of research on this. Great job.
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@alemmingsdeath5 ай бұрын
Ian starting Fugazi was one of the most exciting times for me and my friends in music. It was like Odin himself graced the world with more milk and honey, and the output did not disappoint. I know that sounds grandiose, but that's how it felt to 13 year old's who hung on every note and word of Minor Threat. I still get chills listening to them (and MT).
@ncrtrooper17825 ай бұрын
An Artist circle/genre you should look into is 90s Goner Records Garage Rock. The Oblivians, The Gories, and The Reatards are a unique sounds from 1994-now that are super crazy lol I think it’d be an interested dive
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
That does sound awesome! I’ll add it to the list
@ErgoCogita5 ай бұрын
Someday, we'll look back and laugh.
@benf11115 ай бұрын
Would love to learn more about Fugazi
@neildarr5 ай бұрын
Yeah do a bad brains video . I subbed too btw
@rkline655 ай бұрын
I was in the DC area a few years ago and drove over to the street the Dischord house is on. I parked d and got out and walked over in front of it and I’m just going to be real…..crazy as it sounds, I got goose bumps and damn near had tears in my eyes just standing there looking at this house thinking what it meant to me and so many other people. Directly across the street is a small strip of shops. The top is street level and around the corner you can see the foundation under the shops, the “basement” of the building. I believe this is actually where the Dischord distribution is. One last side note…. Brian Baker spent the late 80’s very early 90’s in the band Junkyard. They released two major label albums and had a little MTV success and everything. They actually got lumped in with the “hair bands” because of the times, but def weren’t a hair band….they were just a gritty rock band that sung about Harley’s, hot rods, booze, and cheating. The guitar work on the albums is phenomenal for the style. He’s an extremely versatile guitarist for sure.
@Uniblab90003 ай бұрын
Back in the day I spent some time living at Dischord House and I remember going over to the 7-Eleven in that little strip mall for microwave burritos and Yoo-hoos in the middle of the night. I'm amazed to see (on Google Maps) that it's still there today.
@Cring3Party4 ай бұрын
I was expecting crap and instead got an Amazing in depth video on Minor Threat. Thank you for the research and information. Subbing for future videos. I would love to see Videos about Strung out, Tiger Army, Trapped under ice, Bane, Hope conspiracy, Nothing face, Downpour, etc
@markcarey675 ай бұрын
This is a fantastic piece, man, well done.
@valenvergara83175 ай бұрын
Excellent work bro, fugazi video has me.
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@ncrtrooper17825 ай бұрын
I don’t have much to say other than amazing video, I’m just interacting with a comment to boost your video, you deserve wayyy more views
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much - that’s very helpful!
@marcolima65895 ай бұрын
Congratulations for the video! I love Minor Threat and other bands like Dag Nasty, Agent Orange and Circle Jerks. Is there any chance you put together some contents about them?
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
I love Agent Orange, I'll definitely add em to the list! Thanks!
@JesseSprague-cc3sy5 ай бұрын
Do a roky Erickson episode. Most underrated genius that ever lived!
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
I’ll add em to the list!
@samimoring12355 ай бұрын
i dont know where to start or stop.. so, ill just be quoted "much respect to all & to all a good night!" huge minor threat fan, i wear my minor threat shirt @least once a week. fugazu!! bring it!! thankyou
@shawnmason55514 ай бұрын
It would be cool to see a video about The Youth Brigade (Canadian & California band of the Stern Brothers).
@cabinofbrothax4 ай бұрын
This stuff is just as potent as when i first heard it on vinyl this video made me cry minor threat was so important to punk rock it cant be overstated.
@jasonfleetwood79605 ай бұрын
Great video! I love independent content creators that focus on this kind of stuff. Subscribing now
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@devinreed20032 ай бұрын
Nice video! Fugazi next please
@soundofhistory_2 ай бұрын
They aren’t quite next - it’ll be Joy Division, a location video, and then them. So soon
@Poppaea-Sabina5 ай бұрын
I was at CBs one night and needed some air so I walked up the street to Great Gildersleeves and walked inside and Minor Threat was playing. The whole floor was a mosh pit. Those were good times.
@H-_.93 күн бұрын
My dad did the sound board for the Bad Brains for a bit. He said he was in a van while HR was practicing sounding like a Rastafarian and everyone was telling him to shut up and no one likes that stuff. He also said they the Bad Brains would let this high school band called the Tean Idols play between sets and the kids didn't know how to play but the Bad Brains loved them. The venue would go around unplugging equipment when the Tean Idols played and the Bad Brains would go around plugging it back in - pissing off the venue and leading to them all getting banned.
@williamhopkins47244 ай бұрын
“Has anyone here actually ever saw the Bad Brains in the 80’s?” (I did in Miami, FL back then) 😀😃
@carlmohr99415 ай бұрын
I'm lucky to have been alive in this time and saw everyone. I was a ginormous MT fan and was straight edge too. Well, outside of the Jack and Coke, and..... Uhhhhh..... Coke. Besides that and Marlboro Reds I was straight edge through and through!
@DanHunterSportsWriter5 ай бұрын
So important and pivotal I've never heard of them! Heard of Bad Brains, they were excellent
@joehooley39555 ай бұрын
Yes to Fugazi
@doomed16733 ай бұрын
Interesting video. I always liked the intelligence of MT, their self awareness elevated them above most others. Now, do a discharge biography.
@jessvolina60074 ай бұрын
Great video! Very well done, a few little extra tidbits, one of Ian’s lesser known bands that’s definitely worth a listen is Pailhead a collaboration with Al from Ministry. Also Samhain (not to sound like a dick but paraphrasing Danzig “is pronounced Sow-Ween but since nobody ever does we just call it Sam-Hain”)…So regarding Samhain and MT, the last track on Initium is Archangel, the long solo at the end of that song is actually played by Lyle Presslar. One of the greatest punk, pre-metal albums, as is all of Samhain’s work imo!
@rc912492 ай бұрын
Would love a video on Fugazi!
@MortarIvy5 ай бұрын
Oh please don’t sound uninterested when you mention the Meatmen. That’s a video to unpack right there.
@miahconnell235 ай бұрын
Mad Love for the Meatmen and Tesco Vee. 🤔 I imagine one road-bump (speed bump) would be explaining how not everything they did was supposed to be taken seriously, but at the same time they were a real punk band that wasn’t *always* doing a comic dramatic characterization …
@hdrjunkie5 ай бұрын
MT was one of my fave bands as a teen. The whole straight edge movement spoke to me.
@Differents-77Style5 ай бұрын
Listening to Minor Threat at 12 years old changed my life. At a time when you couldnt find like bands, i spent hours at record stores trying.to find with anything with such energy. It wasnt till many years later I found Gorilla Biscuts, bad brains, and other bands of that ilk, but nothing ever moved me like the minor threat discography.
@fletchkeilman22055 ай бұрын
Great stuff.... How about one on Thin Lizzy?.....they were VERY influential to a variety of genres and bands. Also...Pub Rock. From the US, Australia, and England. The 101'ers for instance. Followed by Eddie and the Hot Rods, Dr. Feel-good, and so on. Great channel! Subbed!
@KennethDumasig125 ай бұрын
Rites of spring And then Fugazi
@danielcarter11495 ай бұрын
ian owns a house here in guilford (family Homestead) saw him walking through the store i was on my cell with a friend. isaid that guy looks jusr like ian mckay he spun around and smiled
@kayakchrispy5 ай бұрын
Sam hine!?! Sam hane Or sowin Time to do a video on Samhain 😊
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
😬only ever read that name so I have no idea lol
@RoodiniCats5 ай бұрын
I really liked this video. Thanks man , learned alot
@soundofhistory_5 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@overhead183 ай бұрын
9:30 club, that place was awesome. the new place is great, but not the same as the original. There was this giant pole in the floor in the middle of the front of the stage area, anyway, not the same as the new place. Lots of great memories there, concussions included!
@mattcasteel844 ай бұрын
I'm straight edge because of Ian
@johncrwarner2 ай бұрын
I was into second generation punk rock but living in the UK had not known about Minor Threat One day I went into a Virgin Record store and saw they had two records by a band called Minor Threat and I bought them without hearing them. I over played those vinyls - it was great music and I was hooked BUT the band was over so... I was at the first concert of Fugazi in London at the Sir George Robey public house in Finsbury Park because of those two records and the record buyer at that record shop!
@bubiiz4 ай бұрын
your storytelling fantastic:) would love to see a video on fugazi
@silentm9995 ай бұрын
Do a video on Morphine. Criminally underrated. Like nothing else youve ever heard.
@josephhopeless82927 күн бұрын
Hey bro I like ur stuff. You should do one on The Screamers. “122 hours of fear” is such a brilliant song and they never came out with an “album”. I’ll be delighted to see if u do but idk much concrete info regarding the band. One of them is the brother of black flags bassist Kira, but it’d be a good one. Or “The Rocket from The tombs”, that’d be cool too.
@nicholaslafond66625 ай бұрын
Geordie not "Georgie" from Teen Idles.
@gage16975 ай бұрын
ian is the only person i have found to be larger than life for me, i think he is a true role model and the way he was raised is a massive reason for that. genuinely, the only person i can look at and feel like i aspire to be that.
@GSpinrad5 ай бұрын
You know what? I’ve just come in contact with your channel, but I’m rather impressed. Listen. I was in bands in Seattle during the 90’s. I expect your channel has done the big names of Seattle as nauseum. What do you think about digging a little deeper? I’d like to see something about The Rest Of Us. I do miss the old band names in the rehearsal space.
@yeabroh4 ай бұрын
A band i have just recently learned about that needs some sort of recognition is Cortex, i’m not talking about the french jazz groups from the 70s, but rather the punk Swedish band from the 80s. please give some sort of attention to them, even if it’s a 30 second short
@pipestone675 ай бұрын
As someone who lived it, I would say that is a pretty fair assessment.
@Greg-om2hb5 ай бұрын
MINOR THREAT are the apex of HARD CORE PUNK ROCK. They were the East Coast counterweight to BLACK FLAG. I’ve been a fan since their first 7”, and I was thrilled to see them live in SF. Great respect for McKay and his support for the DIY R&R scene.
@DrFrankenskippy5 ай бұрын
Ohh yeah ... Love Ian Mc and MT
@AndrewJShirley5 ай бұрын
Fan-bloody-tastic! Love this. Would love something about Civ / Gorilla Biscuits / Judge / Earth Crisis. That would be well cool. Even the infiltration of Veganism / Straight edge on music, as many many artists in all genres are straight edge now.
@dreamofyouandi5 ай бұрын
dc punk aficionado here; this is a really really well researched video and i actually learned a thing or two! one nitpick: guy picciotto’s name is pronounced ghee pitch-oh-tow. that’s all, happy trails :)
@dreamofyouandi5 ай бұрын
additional note: a video on fugazi would be fantastic, or if you’re looking for a left turn, one on jeff buckley!
@Caveira1385 ай бұрын
Good video. Samhain it's pronounced Sam-hane or if you wanna get technical with the original pronunciation which is pagan origin. I believe it's Sow win
@seanedwards74534 ай бұрын
Enjoyed this a lot. Definitely do a Fugazi video
@stornkolson5 ай бұрын
Very well done bro
@danilaird4 ай бұрын
Fugazi is one of my favorite bands
@jessmanuel5405 ай бұрын
Cool channel. You should do a video about indie pop / twee pop / jangle pop / C86. Tons of bands on that genre. The Field Mice, Trembling Blue Stars-, Felt, Go-Betweens, Young Marble Giants, The Lucksmiths, Magnetic Fields, The Wedding Present, Orange Juice, Marine Girls, Aztec Camera, The Wild Swans, Riverside USA, The Ocean Blue, Belle & Sebastian, Camera Obscura, World Party, East Village, Momus, Heavenly, East River Pipe, The Shop Assistants, The Primitives, Fuzzbox, Darling Buds, The Popguns, The Flatmates, Acid House Kings, The Chills, Trash Can Sinatras, Television Personalities, etc ..
@patstevens45605 ай бұрын
Would love to see a video on Drive-By Truckers. One moment you’re listening to dark well told stories in songs like ‘Decoration Day’, another you’re head-banging and screaming to ‘Lookout Mountain’, and at the end you’re cheekily laughing to ‘Gravity’s Gone’
@NothingMatterzАй бұрын
I love how your cat is facing away from you while you are introducing the video. It’s like the cat is saying “I’ve had it, I’ve heard this story so many times f my life.” What I’m confused about is that you said at 05:58, that the Teen Idols recorded their first demo in early 1990, but by 1990, Ian McKaye was already well known as this guitar player in Fugazi who was the singer of Minor Threat. Otherwise, great video.