Minutemen - Viet Nam

[@EvanSchatz]

Ah here we are, in French Indochina

[@paightonadelaida]

How did the 80s go wrong with this awesomeness going round

[@AGHathaway]

It only went wrong on the front-side.

[@jesusquinteromena1789]

It´s the clash of Buzzcocks, James Brown y Gang of Four. Simply great!

[@KravMagoo]

Yah, you can really hear GoF in this one. Crunchy-jangly!!

[@RobertoGinsburg]

@Jesús Quintero Mena Ni Gang Of Four, ni Minutemen, ni los 1os Red Hot Chili Peppers fueron los 1°s en mezclar hardcore y Funk kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2mtq3eVeqmUoKM

[@heartofodds]

You haven't really heard the Minutemen until you've heard almost all the Minutemen.

[@dirtycolossus7465]

That guitar tho

[@Zacq768]

dude, the drums

[@ericdgalvezb4822]

@@Zacq768 dude, the bass

[@sutiszorny8039]

Dudes, everything!

[@kevinwillems8720]

Tight groove

[@cheiradordesorine8784]

Mf uses jazz chords in punk

[@darrenlowman3317]

1 min 29 seconds of pure joy

[@maxmonas7131]

the title of this song can easily be iraq instead of vietnam. such a timeless song

[@zac5572]

eh vietnam were undeniably good 100% and saddam was bad but still good guys in that specific war against america

[@mostlytranslucent]

@@zac5572 er no, the VC were pretty rotten - just less bad than the imperialist US power that was invading their home country. but no apologies should be made for a regime that still imprisoned, executed and exiled dissenting citizens

[@g__wizz]

Vietnam.. was about supporting what was happening in laos. Laos was about dope aka the "french connection".. which hochi min was against. not a good war by any means. we were feeding/dropping rice to subsistence farmers like the Hmong so they could solely grow opium which was then sold in Vietnam to us servicemen and abroad.

[@truonggiangnguyen4660]

@@mostlytranslucent hello sir i think you've mistaken our regime with something else

[@mostlytranslucent]

@@truonggiangnguyen4660 Good day to you as well sir. I believe the 5,000 civilian S. Vietnamese murdered in the '68 Tet offensive would have something to say about your take.

[@holtaway]

minutemen are fucking amazing

[@christiannielsen9477]

One of the best albums ever happened to me... Graduated 1986 Universe of Origin.. UO... We hosted these guys as Firehose at our house... I never knew about this album until years later. Top 50 alltime ??

[@nunyabizness690]

We all graduate from the universe of origin

[@garrettpace2701]

Best Double LP Ever Made

[@Fender420]

not one domino shall fall

[@fikusdreams]

This has been one of my fav tunes since I was a wee laddy!

[@MrBillagordon]

Not one Domino Shall Fall!

[@TheProletarius]

great music

[@DaleHagger]

First heard this is 96,Thought it was Foo Fighters for some reason.Proof the 80's decade gave us great guitar music (Pixies,Gang of Four,XTC)

[@adderon]

Dave Grohl played drums in Mike Watt's band in 1995

[@6Mega6Man6]

This is so rad

[@IngDesagradable]

This song is amazing !

[@xoxo6255]

hi

[@VioletDeliriums]

hi

[@ChaitanyaBhagwatChai]

Violet Deliriums hi

[@floorjan]

hi

[@mr.lello3339]

hi

[@glumOr]

Hi Kevin.

[@manotive6094]

Masterpiece

[@BananaBanzaiii.]

The drum beats kinda reminds me of japanese rock for some reason.

[@SakiDG]

yeah, I get that vibe too! Such a great song :)

[@jox807]

Oh here we are!

[@Snorgsplein]

Very of gang of four

[@aelaredo]

Like james Brown but white (?

[@RobertoGinsburg]

@Agustin Laredo Aquí te dejo un video donde habla de la *fusión Punk Funk* y sus varios exponentes (incluyendo a Minutemen) , varios antes de los Red Hot Chili Peppers; video a propósito de un artículo trucho de Red Hot en Wikipedia donde decían que fueron "los primeros" (y no fueron)--> kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2mtq3eVeqmUoKM

[@willmaclachlan8896]

Listen to that music! Use your ears people and enjoy its musical qualities?!

[@sparrow2007]

I have searched but can never find the guitar tabs for this...help me out?

[@EugeneSaunders]

ninth chords, chromatic movement, fer the main part..

[@chuckpotockimusic2288]

Yep, a multitude of Major 9th chords, but it's not the chords that matter as much as HOW they're played...the rhythm has to be tight and in the pocket!

[@Seafarer-Ade]

Not sure the 80's did go wrong!!!

[@bungus2012]

The more I listen to this song the more Sly and the Family Stone I hear

[@anthonynavarro6074]

Too good

[@xoxo6255]

i cant delete my comment ahhh!

[@101Volts]

I think it's OK. :P It's just you saying 'hi".

[@metalboszke666]

+Kevin Valqui hi

[@kirbycube]

this slaps

[@golfcartlmao]

no you don't understand this is literally punk funk what the fuck was happening in 1984

[@Dagarvs]

BEST VIDEO EVER

[@edybocman76]

What pedal you need to sound like that

[@EugeneSaunders]

prolly none, prolly tele and a twin or sumpin' similar, set clean and bright, ice pick in the foerhead sound..

[@chuckpotockimusic2288]

You don't need pedals...D Boon only ever used an overdrive, but that was very rare. You need a Tele and a Fender Twin...turn all bass and mids off and treble fully up on the amp, and you're more than halfway there.

[@GildedShame]

That was a song

[@w3llthen]

yay

[@brainsick213]

kick ass

[@cuchopenaloza3725]

Much better than NO WAVE

[@keenanports2695]

Nah.

[@seabasssimpson4547]

Yah

[@adriel68]

You can’t compare these two movements. They both were extremely important

[@raelockletree3858]

Thank God for fiREHOSE

[@gustavmarie]

Early Minutemen has a No Wave vibe ..just funkier and more rockin

[@diskochimp]

@Dagarvs Normal bias!

[@brodythompson1]

Because too many people were listening to Madonna, Bon Jovi, and Poison instead of this.