Punk´s Not Dead - Documental By Susan Dynner Con Subtitulos en Español

"Punk's not dead" es un documental dirigido por Susan Dynner que repasa los treinta años del movimiento punk.
En los Estados Unidos se estrenó "Punk's not dead", el documental definitivo sobre los 30 años del movimiento punk.
Dentro del film se incluyen fragmentos de shows en vivo y entrevistas a las principales bandas de género, desde Sex Pistols, The Ramones y Buzzcocks, hasta Green Day, The Offspring, y Bad Religion, entre otras.
Susan Dynner, directora y productora del film, tuvo la idea de filmar esta película luego de ver un aviso del festival punk "Inland Invasion" que tenía como sponsor a una reconocida marca de jeans. Susan creció con el movimiento punk de Washington DC, fotografiando a legendarias bandas como Black Flag, The UK Subs, GBH, Minor Threat, The Exploited, Circle Jerks, entre muchas otras.
"Las bandas de pop-punk actuales aparecen en la televisión y la palabra 'punk' se ha convertido en un concepto para vender desde coches hasta vodka, ¿puede el verdadero e inconformista espíritu punk seguir existiendo dentro de la cultura consumista de hoy en día?", esa es una de las preguntas que Susan se hace y desarrolla durante el film.
Siendo un proyecto cinematográfico 100% independiente y de bajo presupuesto, es muy improbable que se presente oficialmente en los cines de nuestro país, aunque nunca se sabe si la edición en DVD llegará a los videoclubes.
Fuente: www.taringa.net...

[@edwardbliss8931]

Stumbling across a punk documentary like this which you've never seen before is like an unexpected birthday present

[@SuperKunda]

punk is dead? maybe...............ahahahah ciao wally s. HOLMES

[@colddaze6680]

@@SuperKunda it never died.. just went very underground D.I.Y, and a lot quieter in the mainstream.

[@cuttyrut1611]

Check out the band inner terrestrials

[@punklover99]

I remember going to this small art theater to watch this. 2006 was a great time

[@mattoyandez]

😊 vi​@@colddaze6680

[@charlesandrews2360]

62 years old. had to stop listening to radio in the early 80s. Missed all that stuff. In the late 80s my cousin told me he was in a band and I asked what kind of music they played. He told me pop. The band was called material issue and I didn't know what he meant by pop so I missed that whole thing. Finally started catching up in the mid-to-late 90s but there's just too many bands too much incredible music over the decades. It's hard enough keeping up with what's going on now

[@bookreaderson]

Mid-late 90s n early 00s after that thers nuthin to miss

[@1lostangelisfound761]

I grew up with old school punk & saw the wave of newcomers later & all I gotta say is you can't have a present without a past. punk isn't dead it's still under our feet.

[@msmysticstorytime]

punk, as they called it/us revived rock

[@ZoophPA]

"Punk's not dead, it just deserves to die when it becomes another stale cartoon."

[@colddaze6680]

@@ZoophPA core of it is self expression, individualism. That changes from generation to generation. . theres a whole new wave of underground of it.. prog punk, to garage and retro hard-core and synth punk.. check it out properly before you are so disnissive.

[@ZoophPA]

@@colddaze6680 Blame/credit Jello Biafra for that one. It's a quote from Chickenshit Conformist by Dead Kennedys.

[@colddaze6680]

@@ZoophPA fair enough, never heard him say that

[@TheApatheticGuy]

The Warped Tour part had me grinning the whole time with the "we're making punk accessible" stuff. It's a giant emo show for preteen girls now. haha

[@d.n.3652]

I wish it was still punk

[@brrritcold552]

+TheApatheticGuy It's a fuckin cringe fest now days.

[@revalesq]

+Luke Campbell Rapist bands I guess express the dark underbelly of punk...

[@landons2012]

+John Wayne Gacy *cough* TSOL - Code Blue *cough*

[@JohnDoe-td9uo]

i remember seeing antiflag that year. total deja vu

[@terryscrewloosesings]

The Babylon's Burning by the ruts brilliant song associate with it well and stiff little fingers got me into punk rock the rest followed later when I learned who influenced them 😎

[@zookytar]

Steve Diggle: "Life is full of complexity." Joey Ramone: "Beat on the brat, beat on the brat, beat on the brat with a baseball bat" Hahah love it

[@franklinpreston5694]

Standing for something not falling for just anything. Section exx

[@royrojas3829]

Viva el punk saludos desde costa rica.

[@anthonyhart8720]

Really great to hear The ruts with Malcolm Owen at the beginning of this. Saw them loads of times and never disappointed absolutely brilliant live, they were never the same without him, he was the ruts, aggressive and powerful. RIP. Sorely missed,

[@johnglennon5623]

Seen the Ruts supporting the Stranglers last week , they were superb and the Stranglers outstanding as always

[@patthewoodboy]

agree saw them many times , Hemel supporting the Damned was nuts , the PA was wobbling and they blew the Damned away

[@TheGreenbhoy88]

stiff little fingers are one of the best punk bands ever

[@pavloskritikos8256]

I am sad to hear that some people think there are some rules to follow in order to be punk. What a lot of rubbish. Nobody who really loves punk rock music wants rules and every single band to sound the same or hate to be in a solid out concert. Even the old days were different sounding punk rock bands from sex pistols and clash to harder GBH or Exploited to Jam,Buzcocks and Stranglers but nobody said they were sell outs or give them a different label like pop punk what a stupid term anyway. Punk rock and pop is totally 2 different things and you can't call Green Day a pop band just because they sold more records than the expected

[@vukasin369]

@@pavloskritikos8256 i respect your opinion but green day was always commercialized music and that just decreases all rebels respect for them. they made music that anyone can relate to and that is not rebellious enough for me to consider them punks. they are more musicians than punks.

[@yogijaya2897]

Named after the Vibrators song... #SLF ✌

[@goods5119]

@@vukasin369 was Green Day 'commercialized music' when they were playing Gilman Street in the late 80s? They may have become commercialized, but be careful with things like 'always'.

[@imannonymous7707]

Music is like food with many different dishes . Punk isnt dead or any other genre for that matter. Nobody eats kraft dinner every night And i say that to all you hip hop fans too. Variety is the spice of life. And everything old becomes new again

[@colddaze6680]

There is even a rap-punk thing now, well least one new band doing it. Actually couple. D.F.L mixing hard-core and rap since 90s. Another called Ft Knox Crew, one or two others. Cant remember names.

[@rfreeman5012]

Us old school guys still have our old bands that we can listen to, maybe the new version of punk isn't for us. Let the kids have their own version of what punk is. If you ever have to say, "when I used to be a punk", you never were.

[@yogijaya2897]

Always PUNK

[@johnglennon5623]

The Stranglers , best band ever to come out of punk scene

[@pank64]

Punk dead? I am stll around. A punk for over 30 years.

[@ericcrawford9827]

Saying punk is dead is super punk, bro. Don't think too hard about it, follow the guy in front of you with D.M.'s and a biker jacket.

[@aliadidondiaa8024]

@@ericcrawford9827 lol bro

[@ericcrawford9827]

41 years, be an individual, not a stereotype. I'm still not dead mate, my friends are though. Lydon-''question everything'-O.K. you're an American citizen, claiming to be working class. Butter.

[@mattp6035]

"Keep punk alive" yet no one wants to spread it. There is nothing wrong with wanting your music to be heard as long as its genuine.

[@guyandi]

PUNK WILL NEVER DIE !

[@TheWelwyn21]

Its well dead it has a minute niche for those who haven't let go

[@maurenwalsh5313]

She covered a lot across the board. From the side of non corporate bands to corporate successful bands. SUBHUMANS ROCK. The DAMNED 4EVA MY ❤

[@cdotz1000]

YEAH Dead kenned's i would kill to go back in time and see you guys live

[@pierrerenoir1375]

Excellent doc. Really excellent. I would like to weigh in on the newer "Punk" bands. At least, they play instruments and sing, even write their own songs. Pop music is so vapid these days. Nothing but a singer, usually a female dressed like she walked off a porn set, who doesn't play or write songs or music or even sing and has a bunch of background dancers. At least these people didn't just assume that if they go on American Idol they would become rich and famous but go to the clubs and play music, just because they love music.

[@rufusmcniven6522]

It's quite upsetting to think how paradoxical Punk became. What started as a philosophy of non-conformity and Leftist fervour became increasingly strict in terms of what clothing one would have to wear to be classed as a Punk. Essentially it became a uniform and no different from the corporate, Capitalist ideologies that it was supposedly at odds with. You should be able to wear what ever the hell you want and still classified as a Punk, you shouldn't need to wear a studded leather jacket, tartan bondage trousers and Dr. Martens, Punk should be all about the freedom to wear what you want, mix it up and craft your own alternative style.

[@kadonheb1119]

^this guy gets it

[@johnnynunez4851]

You... you think exactly how punks used to think... thank you.

[@Zzzz-hu2fp]

+Rufus McNiven Amen Brother!

[@joetorres9145]

you know it! the most punk I dress is when I wear my Adicts or Ramones t shirts. it's a state of mind, not how you look. thank you for telling it like it really is.

[@JohnDoe-td9uo]

+Kaz Ramone davey destroyed the punk scene"see that uniform he's wearing I always thought uniforms were for the army"

[@keupondestroy911]

Vive le punk merci beaucoup pour la vidéo

[@brettthebad]

Thanks, S Dynner....

[@takechy2011]

gracias por el aporte y compartirlo

[@edwardbliss8931]

It amazes me that there's no anger and backlash towards commercial music

[@msmysticstorytime]

there is

[@triggerskull]

You even got bunch of punk channels who put ads in their content. No hope

[@TrentTheSuperVillian666]

literally went to vans warped tour today. one of the bands shouted out "POP PUNK IS NOT DEAD!!!!" I hung my head in despair. Most bands were god awful but Atilla, Blessthefall, and Riff Raff all had crazy shows

[@alyssacaples8113]

Can pop punk please die. Or at least just call it pop cus that's all it is. It's against everything I believe in

[@MetalMarauder]

Attila is garbage

[@Whitewolf-fq7jd]

TrentTheSuperVillian Maybe that band was being a tiny bit ironic eh.

[@Whitewolf-fq7jd]

AlyssaCaples That's a smidge too intolerant.

[@TheAcidDanger]

muy cierto, aunque no por que no naces siendo punk si no que naces con ese pensamiento y creces con el pensamiento.

[@search895]

Muy bueno el documental. Hecho de menos temas como el hardcore y el crust underground, pero no se puede hablar de todo siempre. Hasta ahora es el documental sobre punk más completo que he visto. Nice doc. lacks of some crust and underground hardcore but it's the most complete punk documentary i've seen till date.

[@jackcommonman1381]

I grew up with hardcore punk in the 80's and didn't like bands like greenday etc..but I've met many kids of a younger generation who love bands like that and if kids can find life inspiration from "pop punk" then who am I to judge and go against the philosophy of freedom that attracted me to punk in the first place

[@JWFdocumentaries]

1:06:00 I appreciate this dudes honesty. Although I grew up around downtown nyc, I'm on that same boat as him and the dudes from the used with starting with the greenday stuff and working my way backwards to the ramones because of the age factor.

[@gonzi619]

AMEN. No hay que ser un mente cerrada, yo escucho absolutamente todos los generos del punk, desde el hxc tipo Sick Of It All o el más clásico tipo U.K Subs hasta el más pop como New Found Glory.

[@DifferentKindofGlam]

I love that they had a nice portion set aside for the Adicts. Adict-ed for life

[@JorgeLuis-hg3gl]

excelente documental, aunque faltaron por mencionar muchas mas banda mostraron gran parte de el American punk hardcore y gran parte del UK 82, hay escenas muy patanas y comentarios muy brutales !!!! que chimba ver bandas tan viejas guardias y sus integrantes tan entrados en años y todavía con la misma aptitud de cuando empezaron !!!!!

[@joshuakosch6475]

wattie needing subtitles , i fucking love that guy. it takes more than some studs and a mohawk to be punk. i saw some punk bands but the rest is a bunch of normal people . jeans and a shirt dude watch the year of punk 9:30 . honest shit someone viewed history for what it was and told everyone. you cant say every fucker in jeans is a punk.

[@ndogg20]

Punk, like all new creative ideas didn't so much die as become incorporated into the flow of other rock styles. The DIY style, the anger and youthful energy that was totally missing in mid-70's rock was radical for the moment, but it wasn't long before these musical styles got picked up by more mainstream genres. The speed and anger picked up by the new metal along with the clothing ideas, for example. Its a cycle that repeats all the time: in the 60s it was the creativity of acid rock that eventually was spread across to all pop music styles. And along with this cycle come the zealots who decide who is pure and who sold out, forever playing the same style and never letting it grow or even get popular.

[@matthewcohen7488]

people now don't get how we were reviled for listening to bands like Black Flag, GBH, Suicidal...I was so weird, wearing combat boots, torn up flannel shirts, a shaved or spiky haircut, and an army Jacket...pretty tame fare, really. I got called a fag, or a weirdo, by people I'd never met, countless times. Anything goes these days, but for purposely going against the grain, we had mental problems, was the general opinion back then. A standard thing then was painting the back panel of your army or leather jacket white, then painting band logos, taping stickers and shit, and making like a billboard on your back of bands and stuff. Once a kid at school was like "what's up with that, you're weird, and a teacher stopped and said, "no, he's an artist, that's art." Blew me away, the one time I got defended by and adult. Everything they were saying in the beginning was totally true. It was a joke, really, but only galvanized us the more.

[@gmantramp404]

Yep the best punk tracks came from the 70, s ....

[@nancyhanson1433]

I was born in the 70s

[@psychobillyjim9962]

it's 2023 a lot has changed in 11 years I was there in the 80s

[@sandramerlo2877]

Woou que buen documental :D gracias por subirlo y sobre todo subtitulado \o/ B]

[@ivanmdc22]

I didn't think to see Sab Grey of Iron Cross, Shawn Stern of Youth Brugade [LA], Mike Roche of TSOL and others here. That's great.

[@libre-tad6283]

In the UK its called Punk. If someone is saying 'I heard this band.. Like minor threat or like bad brains, like punk rock music' Bless.. Keep the Adicts God bless America

[@lilvixenchica]

Love how they don't talk about any female punk bands at all like Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Joan Jett, Hole or Le Tigre. Women like Hanna and Jett deserve their say too.

[@JeanFrancoisParentMontreal]

+lilvixenchica you forgot Poly Styrene

[@yogijaya2897]

The SLITS

[@colddaze6680]

@@JeanFrancoisParentMontreal def should of mentioned X Ray Spex... check out 'I am a cliche '..doco actually now that that's mentioned... yeah they showed fuck all female punk bands.. not cool.. Blatz , Action Pact , Violators, Bikini Kill should of least gotten one mention.. Diode from LA, is currently my fave female fronted one, synth punk band.Only punk female in a band I saw in whole doco was Beki Bondage. They missed a ton of other good bands out. And failed to mention a bunch of other punk styles and sub sections that evolved before 90s.

[@franktraina6960]

miss the old days....good documentary, disagree with some of the "punk" bands in it tho...... not bashing this, ive watched a few documentary's. and my question has always been, why is there no misfits footage or interviews??

[@wk4max]

Coz the !misfits is not punk it's bunch of body builders in Halloween costumes .lol

[@colddaze6680]

@@wk4max what ever you think of Danzig or Jerry or whoever. . They were def more punk than fuckin Offspring or Blink 182 and rest those types that came so much later. they played dark punk, invented horror punk etc.. never got played on radio. They were punk as fuck. Even if they sold out - commercialised their own band logo.

[@alejandrorodrigiuez123]

good shit, miss the rock n the old warped tour

[@MaximusWolfe]

Lame

[@jamesjames6691]

My point exactly. New ideas pretty much ended somewhere in the mid 90's. I have been saying this to some friends the concept of new ideas for kids to reinvent themselves has been running on empty.

[@HawnixArtistry]

To those who wanna classify as something that is punk vs isn't punk, I quote the great Professor Graffin: PUNK IS: the personal expression of uniqueness that comes from the experiences of growing up in touch with our human ability to reason and ask questions. Do with that what you will, but it doesn't matter how the music sounds or how the style looks and if it's popular or not. If it fits that definition, then it's Punk. At least to me anyway ;) I'm just a punk though, so I don't know.

[@TheAcidDanger]

yo tengo 15 años y me hise punk pero todos los idiotas me dicen que no se una mierda y un monton de cosas pero resulta que a esos que se hacen los punks les termino cerrando el orto por que saven menos que yo que soy nuevo en lo deser punk lml punks not dead amigo!!

[@k1773ns]

this documentary is all over the place. i can see how all of the themes relate, but i felt like the narrative didnt make it exactly CLEAR how some of it related, one moment its old school punk, then you jump to like, warped tour, then back to old school bands, new wave "second gen".

[@JeanFrancoisParentMontreal]

+k1773ns Well it basically documents how US hardcore/punk scene, where you had to sweat it 24/7 to be able to afford a piece of bread, came out of age and became a merchandising and corporate deal. And why it came that you could actually made a living of it.

[@colddaze6680]

@@JeanFrancoisParentMontreal not many punk bands that made a living off the music. Ramones, and Misfits really. Pistols got ripped off by manager yeah

[@jamiewest5357]

At 1:01:20 Tim describes what I was only I was fifteen quite shy kid who started playing guitar and fell in love with punk.

[@alexcastro7339]

Punk isn't dead. It's just in hospice care.

[@mechaRamone]

punk not death!!!!! ubiera estado bueno que allan estado bueno que ubiesen banda a nivel mundial pero bueno iwal exelente documental

[@tommyflowers7098]

I don't "look" "punk". I don't even listen to "punk music"...but I share the same beliefs and am a "punk" at heart. Great documentary.

[@JohnRoseArcher]

punks not dead... its alive and well at the hot topic in yer local mall.

[@-p-elvis841]

Love this document!

[@JWFdocumentaries]

Can someone put a list of all these funny punk movies from the 80's in this documentary? I want to watch them all right now!

[@reginageorge8080]

Me toooo

[@BrianBustos]

Severo aporte, lo único es que los subtítulos están en letra muy pequeña y por leerlos se pierde la vista las escenas en general, pero gracias llevaba mucho tiempo buscándolo en español

[@ericcrawford9827]

Sid está muerto, Joe está muerto, Poly está muerto, Malcolm Owen está muerto., Johnny Thunders-muerto. ''Usted podría literalmente ser asesinado por ser un punk rocker''. Los documentales son una mercancía, igual que la masturbación nostálgica.

[@AislingPhoenix]

Punk isn't dying, it's evolving. A lot of the shit isn't punk by any means but a lot of these bands are trying to make cash so they can do what they love and spread their ideals. What's wrong with saying fuck you on a larger scale, getting punk a larger audience etc etc. I wish I could've been alive during the underground heyday of the 80s, but I didn't, but I'm still punk, I diy most of my shit, duct tape is my best tool and thrift stores are the only place I get everything but the food I eat

[@cdotz1000]

I like how they give exploited some subtitles because of his accent

[@MaximusWolfe]

You would

[@SATANSKINCORE85]

gran documental

[@Boogieboy138]

I love how divided everyone is about Pop Punk. And I get it. I'm not particularly a fan of those 90s/2000s bands at all. I grew up on UK82, American Hardcore, Oi, Crust, Early 1977 punk. And honestly, to me, pop punk is like the younger annoying brother, you can't stand, but they're still family, whether you like it or not. I may not like the music, but I'll say I respect that one member of Sum 41 saying they don't want to call themselves a "punk band" because they don't want to follow rules or try to impress anyone or prove something. That to me, is punk.

[@saidestroy]

DrunkTank House en Los Angeles, California! Carajo, lo más punk que encontrarás en este documental aunque se les olvidó incluir algo de LATINOAMERICA!

[@criscase6632]

Forgot who said that " Real punk rock never sold a million records" but I think that is true

[@elisedorazio]

Amazing! Go Punk! Go SD!

[@mdrdgallegobilbaoradicallo1348]

punks and punk will not disappear

[@ZoophPA]

Seeing Ian blew my freakin' mind.

[@controldeplagaspunk4557]

Aguante en punk viejaasss!!!!

[@jamesjames6691]

The punk attitude and mentality is not dead, but the scene died long ago, and only those lucky enough to be alive in the 70's and 80's when it was alive and primed and ready to go of like a bomb know what i mean :)

[@rickieingle101st]

My Favorite bands.....Green Day, The Clash, The Ramones, The Dead Kennedy's, Operation Ivy, The Offspring, The Sex Pistols......I mean come on this is awesome

[@doctorskull8197]

GREAT! INSPIRING! I love anything with super loud electric guitar power chords ‼️😎🔥🎸

[@arvh443]

Estuvo rifado👍🏻🍻☠️

[@XxMazzy]

They put Gerard Whale instead of Gerard Way in the credits.

[@maribelle678]

Maze Ride Gerard way isn't punk

[@XxMazzy]

i never said he was??? he was in the credits and it was spelled whale instead of way and i found that funny.

[@gracewoolston2887]

I thought I commented on this for a second because of your profile picture and I was like "I've never see this video???? What?" Then I noticed it wasn't me

[@XxMazzy]

+Grace Woolston oh yeah I've seen you before haha

[@gracewoolston2887]

Ha

[@xxxilenooo]

CASUALTIES MAAAXIIMOO AGUANTE DE CHILEE!!

[@revalesq]

Boikott! Smash the creepers tf out of the scene!!!!

[@aguusabinaa7218]

Uno no se hace punk,uno nace siendo punk.

[@chrisvanmulligen9295]

I want it too be small again

[@RSCL_BEATZ]

I object to the phrase "former punker". If you can 'quit" then you really never were.

[@DEMAGOGUE666]

thanks for reminding us that punk is dead

[@matts.6234]

9:31 That's Buster Keaton. He was a good actor, he played on the twilight zone several times.

[@avarae7114]

LISTEN. IF YOU DONT LIKE PUNK, WHY DID YOU EVEN CLICK ON THE FUCKING VIDEO. JUST LEAVE US ALONE AND GO ENJOY YOUR MUSIC.

[@StarletAndTheHoods]

i think this documentary is about how punk rock became commercial and mainstream in the 90's.... and so on....

[@antr7493]

14:19 i believe that is Worf in the background

[@ricardomoncayo308]

Con esos subtitulos es imposible mirar este documental!!

[@laurajane913]

More fucking people need to see this!!

[@ZekeMorningstar]

el mejor documental la puta madre

[@maxcvnd]

Es una total estupides que todos se pongan a decir que no devieron de aparecer ciertas bandas, al parecer esas personas tienen arena en la vagina a un nivel extremo. Que no entiendieron el mensaje? El punk puede ser cualquier cosa, porque no hay reglas, cuando hay reglas, eso deja de ser punk, y si faltaron varias bandas, pero pusieron las que mas influencia tienen y las que siempre han estado longevas :) Este documental es genial UHHH!!

[@vincent6445]

Cant fucking wait to see Pennywise, The Vandals and Bad Religion in august!

[@edwardhernandez8079]

Wasn't Eyeball in Decline...part 3?

[@teddypuccini9824]

Punks are the ones who kill punk by setting so many rules and by judging who/what is punk and who/what is not !!!

[@gabrielucho86]

podes poner subtitulos mas grandes, apenas se lean una lastima, pero se ve re poco, gracias igual por subirlo

[@TheAcidDanger]

la primera anda que escuche de punk fue Los Ramones seguido Green Day, seguido por The Exploited, seguido por sex pistols, seguido por The Casualties, Seguido por Total Chaos y ahora ya no sigo por que son muchas xD

[@itsnicksharpbro]

I'd kill to take a class with Jello as the professor.

[@michelleperez8042]

El punk no morirá obvio hoy día hay bandas importantes del movimiento.

[@alexanderpenley5094]

Thankfully in they 80's peace punk scene we didn't slam to hurt each other. That's ALL it is any more.

[@betomorales2261]

What's the name of the Anti flag song at min 33?

[@marleonetti7]

Why is it that alot of these independent films about punk rock refuse to mention FEAR , which was probably the punkest bank in the USA in the 70's . And they had lyrics and songs that were actually good while being uncomprimisingly punk. The only other successful punk band with good real punk songs would be the sex pistols. Black flag had crappy songs , like most other punk bands. And green day , offspring , and all other 90's bands were not punk at all , they were just a mix of alot of different styles.

[@alyssacaples8113]

Add the dead kennedys to that 1st list and then I agree with you

[@TutosSx]

The punk is dying because the people who says to be punk they have a very closed mind and does not allow that this so good kind should evolve, I love the punk and the pop-punk and nevertheless when there goes out a new band that wants to be called punk you they criticize her so much that they have to change kind not to be absent the respect to the real supposition punk... SHIT ...:D

[@ffbbffbb2301]

André Alvarado You are right whe i was 15 i laught when my friends like Green Day now i m 17 and I love Green day and pop punk and alll punk crust pop skate i don't care. if you are punk and you aren't d*ck you are my brother. i need time to grow up to that. punk s not dead from Poland. we all were young and make mistakes but forever Punk s not dead!

[@nicoloso1009]

Do you want to know what is punk? Watch the documentary "There is No Authority but Yourself"

[@jameschavez6400]

Thanks Henry For Creating The Best You’re God Head Says Rodney Bingheimer

[@madelinegarden]

i like most of these but i also think people are being very close minded and hate newer punk bands. people just like enything else in the world it will evolve and change that dosint mean its bad or not punk

[@JBsucksbigblackdick]

where the fuck were the Misfits or Suicidal Tendencies? oh well, fucking great documentary either way.

[@punker13punker]

+1

[@punksodomy774]

ESKORBUTO!, Las Vulpess, la escena del post punk, donde quedo?

[@dizzyassklown4424]

memories...