The New York Hardcore Chronicles 10 Questions w/ Roger Miret (Agnostic Front)

The New York Hardcore Chronicles 10 Questions w/ Roger Miret (Agnostic Front). In celebration of the release of The New York Hardcore Chronicles Film. The absolute pioneer and architect of the New York Hardcore scene.
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[@markandro4126]

That Mobb Deep poster in the background, RIP P.

[@TheCcmarine]

Roger seems like the most down to earth guy on earth. Plus I like that he is humble in hardcore that isn't always the case. Solid dude

[@ivanduc72]

Legend. The first ever HC singer I heard back in the 80's was Roger Miret. And it was "love" at first sight with NYHC, because it sounded so different from the UK scene we were used to here in Europe.

[@cicolasnage5684]

Love this guy, liberty and justice was what pushed me to keep up with a hard weight loss regimen back in the day. The song Strength pushed me hard to stay in shape. Love that it was a straight edge song.

[@Rob78169]

That's great story man!! Certain albums have special meaning to people which is so cool. Love that album too!!👊🏽

[@gwitt12]

Definitely a great guy,you can tell how humble he is. What a great NYHC ambassador

[@raisingarizona13]

You can't help but love this guy, a great spokesman and total legend of NYHC.

[@juratory1385]

John Watson to this day is an absolute GENTLEMAN! I was privileged and honoured to talk to him in October last year...... Legends are all too rare! Genuine decent human being!

[@ifdjaimewood]

Roger, thanks for being yourself and loving your country. Nobody can do shit these days without be accused of some nonsense. Victim in pain is alive and well in 2022. BTW your 3 favorite are mine to. See you at Underbellys in Jax Fl, may 19th.

[@boris1387]

One of the nicest guys in hardcore. Love this guy👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@arlowtone]

Great interview with a true legend, love that he says it was just punk rock...

[@aarr3193]

Totally agree

[@TheMindIlluminated]

Hardcore might have started out as a form of Punk, however it quickly grew and broke off into something totally different. In style, and philosophy.

[@naspoja]

Until people oppressed hardcore speaks up for them !Exceptional man,exceptional message♥️👊🏽

[@MiamiJato]

Facts, love Roger and AF forever..........

[@user-pc3ip1hs2u]

respect Roger

[@matt11784]

Roger needs his own doc

[@Xavier3205]

Mathew Gentile i support this venture

[@j2mfp78]

Mathew Gentile well there is an Agnostic Front documentery coming out. Godfathers of Hardcore. Theres a preview on youtube looks good.

[@Gregbaltzer]

It's debuting this Nov. 11th finally.

[@superunknown2812]

Grab his book "my riot".

[@cromag31]

played with Roger when he had AURA!

[@xeverettx2564]

Wow Roger is a smart man and I love what he had to say about the questions is hardcore dead! Brilliant answer! I remember my hay day of hardcore and the further I got from that time period I had my moments of being the “jaded old guy” even though I’m only 39. I was a little bitter but never vocal about it. I actually helped revive the scene in my tricounty area. Instead of complaining I booked shows, I started a band, and eventually all the other old guys took the young guys and gals under there wing and taught them the work ethic and next thing you know our scene is thriving and as long as that happens hardcore will never die!! I mean one of the greatest punk bands of all time is from our scene The Virus.

[@mdc848]

love this interview.

[@martinhayes3002]

Fantastic.

[@CoffeeDrinker2010]

great interview. real solid wisdom.

[@paulmcloughlin1000]

super cool dude,RESPECT

[@myrrhsvetlana6859]

"maybe a little piece of hardcore died in them" :) . thanks for the interview. interesting

[@skinheadyouth66]

Great interview

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@spinynorman5269]

LEGEND!

[@subgra1982]

legend

[@Ehanna76]

Luv it! I lived at St Marks Place close to you guys in 1995. In a park close I think..

[@readyupad]

Respect

[@obiwanshinobi5631]

"I didn't know it was hardcore. I called it punk rock". That's because ya'll invented hardcore Roger. Come on man...

[@danielbaugher826]

Met Roger lol cool dude 😎

[@user-qw8yw6sf9w]

the song gotta go - is the reason i'm still alive. thank you rodg, stigma, AF. there was lots of shit, when i was thinking that this is it, everything is over - but after that, there was the song gotta gotta gotta go.... and tears from my eyes, and again i'm alive. tank you. hardcore is the reason i'm still alive

[@radioclash84]

Hope you are doing well dude. Punk Rock hardcore frees you in a different way.

[@robertgutierrez8464]

aGNoStiC FrONt , kool Stuff ...

[@stevensedillo6996]

Wow i love his answer to is hardore dead great answer roger

[@avsido1988]

what a king

[@figitr]

👍👍🤟

[@yupperdude1]

Toured with these guys in mid oughts, great and funny dudes. Stigma took such a big rip off a blunt he threw up, good times.

[@michaelh.8177]

Be real...., thnx Roger!

[@raybeez55]

roger tells it like it is

[@SuperFlanders123]

Seems like a good cat.

[@stonefilmsnyc]

Yes. One of the alltime greats.

[@urbancowboymetal1031]

Im 45 yrs old Victim in pain

[@0mega.mechan1c.]

Exactly how do you pronounce his last name?? 30 years being a AF fan and I've never heard anyone say it. MYrett? MeeRay? He's Latino so I'm not sure. MiRETT?What?

[@kevinr278]

I think it's (mur'ett) because Mike Gallo (bass player) called him that in an interview (Live at CBGB 2004 DVD - Another Voice tour)

[@hankgege2199]

I wanna hear the story when he gave Mike Ness an ass kicking when Social D toured NY. Details please

[@stonefilmsnyc]

Why go there?

[@hankgege2199]

@@stonefilmsnycmy bad just curious on how it all went down. I know it's all squashed and everyone grew up but you know us fans wanna know about those glory days

[@stonefilmsnyc]

@@hankgege2199 Hahaha I understand. Maybe it's just that I've heard it so many times from Stigma and Roger I can't bear to hear it anymore.

[@jumpfart666]

@@stonefilmsnyc Not all of us care about that.