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"It wasn't just being rude and spitting, I found out quickly, you know what I mean? It was about really great friendships and there was people within that community that, a lot of 'em didn't make out. They were never able to outrun whatever their trauma was that kind of got them in the first place. The beauty of this hardcore scene, this community is if you ever see a show, there's the band on the stage, there's their crew, like on the side of the stage. Then there's just like photographers, extended guests all on the stage. And then the audience is like jumping on the stage, jumping off the stage. And within the audience, there's people that are like writing fanzines or booking shows, are involved in all these different things. So it's sort of like an all hands on deck.
It's like everyone has a role in this thing happening. Some people are gonna fall down and pick them up and someone might get off and then a fight starts and it's the community's responsibility to like police that behavior too, but without assigned hierarchies, you know what I mean? And those hierarchies are very marginal. And I think that that is inspiring" - Walter Schreifels
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Today we’re releasing our next video in partnership with the 988 Suicide + Crisis Lifeline and our “Song That Found Me At The Right Time” series. This one features Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today and Rival Schools member and hardcore legend, performing the song “Don't Ask Why” by the great @mbvofficial
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"See all your sorrow
But be happy tomorrow
From the back of my mind
I was searching and I
From the look in your face
I believe it's not too late"
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