The New York Hardcore Chronicles 10 questions w/ John Porcelly (Youth Of Today / Judge / Shelter)

The New York Hardcore Chronicles"10 questions w/ Paramananda Dasa aka John Porcelly (Youth Of Today / Judge / Shelter / Project X) While shooting the "Youth Crew" segment for the upcoming New York Hardcore Chronicles Film we managed to slip in 10 questions.
Directed by Drew Stone

[@PerryLevy]

I will meet Porcell one day and shake his hand to thank him for all he has done. What a legend!

[@ema3247]

Porcel is one of the most humble, sincere dudes to ever come out of the Hardcore Scene. Always smiling 😃

[@pawelzawislak1671]

Love his answers! Such a cool, sincere dude!

[@JustinTorrento]

Genuine dude. Tough and real but doesnt flaunt it. Thanks for the music man.

[@generalzuingo1690]

how to be a real ICON and a real HUMBLE person same time.... ...nuff people got to learn by Purcell. Respect to the max for this man!

[@haxanjonsson6195]

a real ISCON :P

[@scotttravis8654]

the guy is a legend. so humble and has played in the most amazing bands

[@tybrunz]

How can you not love Porcell

[@blagamuffin]

Have met him several times over the years, always funny, down to earth, a real gent.

[@tonylinn417]

I remember that van lol. I met Ray and crew in Huntington Beach, CA. They rolled down Main Street waving at anybody and everybody...a bunch os us HB hardcore guys hanging out went down to the beach to meet them, really cool guys all of them!

[@danwanker2821]

aha right on im 5 minutes away from there right now

[@willieluncheonette]

what a beautiful soul. Oh, I am going to share this on my channel after I finish up my current survey.

[@marklangstone]

Love it, oozing sincerity

[@jeanpierrect]

Awesome interview!! 👍🏽

[@sXe.Opinion]

I love listening to him talk

[@lesterhalfjr]

ma and my friend talked to Youth of Today after their show in Boston circa 88. Sammy was the same age as us like 14. The had him enrolled in some school for like celebrities and circus people who had to leave for long periods of time. It must have been a lot more exciting than living in the suburbs and getting kicked out skating parking lots. They only played for 20 minutes because they were late but was a really good show.

[@michelrene7459]

Great dude and artist!

[@dominicticinovic5663]

There's a really sharp and noticeable generational difference-even though it was only a few years-when you watch these NYHC chronicles between your Vinnie Stigmas, John Josephs, Harley Flanagans et. al, and your Cappos, Civs, Porcells etc. Not to take away from what anybody did, their music, art, etc. But it's real noticeable.

[@sTiGmAoNe7]

You should listen to the latest 'Turned out a Punk' podast where he interiews Walter.. he speaks on that period around 86-87 where the suburban kids like himself and the cappos/civs/porcells etc made their way into the lower east side and were accepted. Before that it was the street kids like Stigma, Harley, Raybeez etc... that was the time of change.

[@livexfree]

+Alex Mar thanks, that was a great listen

[@ar86179]

Absolutely spot-on and exactly the conclusion also I came to. It's just like comparing different pairs of boots and actually pointless trying to choose the better one as both have their own flair.

[@MarkusPro]

thanks for upload

[@666warschau666]

man, what a down to earth guy he is

[@BrendanSFA]

Well done

[@messyfilms6325]

I like how you see almost nothing but Cleveland on that van. We were the best hardcore scene outside of ny during that time.

[@grizzle7935]

I saw Shelter with Mackie back in the day. Fucking amazing. Best drummer in H/C.

[@brooklynboiprod]

Very cool guy

[@richardretrotation4952]

Violent Children demo was legend in my small town.

[@JimiLoko0822]

My favorite slam dancer was Joe nails, he had 4 inch nails coming out of his leather jacket and wrist bands

[@skinheadyouth66]

awesome

[@francismorganstern6455]

I remember that van omg

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@vitorreis4509]

Great Porcell !!!

[@unbroken1010]

, most underrated straight edge song .That people don't know...., Nation's on fire dedication I saw these guys in Munich.. I bought the record from Rotz records in Chicago... before I had left for. Europe that record is so underrated Nation's on fire strike the metch if you've never heard it check it out

[@xisotopex]

xmist had some good bands

[@unbroken1010]

@@xisotopex yeah man very underrated X mist had some great stuff on it. I think he has good fight now in Belgium

[@coogano]

good stuff

[@ill_phil]

What an awesome positive dude. Great

[@stonefilmsnyc]

For sure.

[@danielc9320]

Pretty cool

[@francismorganstern6455]

I saw that dag nasty show at anthrax

[@djcurry4445]

confront tag on the van ! Cleveland HC

[@overtheedge23]

i have a different sxe anthem in mind, but of course he could not mention that one ^^

[@rzieran]

I was super SE. I sold shirts at CBGB with Calvin as SE. but I was tight with non straight edge dudes. I saw Cro Mags. Sheer Terror. Everyone was cool. Holla if you remember me selling shirts at CBs for 5 bucks

[@FuckPunkers]

I'm sorry but "moshing" started in OC california, it was the HB strut as early as 1979

[@JimiLoko0822]

Correct, I remember the first time I saw it in new york and some kid said that that's what they did in california

[@skinheadyouth66]

What about clean up your act by Stalag 13

[@BASE5NYC]

Ya.. the Anthrax... best place for shows. CTHC

[@tomsherry8961]

Always a nerd. Definitely influenced all of us tho.

[@DanielSmith-br1zi]

Lol did everybody mention Mackie? Also, was Mackie down with RTW crew as a graff writer?

[@stonefilmsnyc]

Yes I believe that he was.

[@fuku8796]

I would rather go to a dag nasty show than prom, and I’m 13 😂

[@jlostboy]

What's the song at the intro/end?

[@lihy1]

Judge "New York Crew"

[@sistemaskeroso]

Wich is the 3rd song he said?

[@rrios5946]

True till death by Chain of Strength

[@fumioferguson7634]

what song in intro?

[@stonefilmsnyc]

Judge "NY Crew"

[@aquaticnerve1308]

Loving this guy and his bands (especially Youth of Today), but to be honest I think his answers regarding the youth are not well thought. The terms of the game are so different! People playing in a band today have to deal with the massive amount of info and music flowing on the net, getting unnoticed is so easy regardless of how good you are. Hitting the road in a van is much harder. That's because bands try to impress people who pretty much see everything on a screen daily and don't go to shows easily. In contrast of how we used to be "back in the day" : thirsty for everything!

[@electrosurgerynoiseunit3573]

Amazing guy unlike his band mate the creepy ray!

[@chadbaier9752]

Grudge Project-Ex

[@matthewcole3682]

Ok Boomer

[@lumpenproletarier9584]

?

[@willbl6185]

Can you please stop repeating the same stupid meme that all dumb youngsters keep repeating everywhere? Can u develop your own personality?

[@benjaminblum1172]

often to hear from a lost gen, which copy everything of our 90s but are just stupid consume slaves.

[@Icon_of_Design]

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