American Hardcore Intro

[yuckfou312]

i saw H.R. from bad brains play last night. he played most of his reggae stuff, but he ended the set with pay to cum. it was fucking awesome. i would trade anything to go back to the early 80s and be a part of the hardcore scene

[punkaroos123]

RANDY BISCUIT TURNER!!!! P.S. He's rolling in his cookie jar to have his image joined with Bad Brains...

[masiale92]

name of this song?

[ToPouli]

@masiale92 Bad brains - Pay to cum

[hubbages]

@masiale92 pay to cum--bad brains



[masiale92]

name of this song?

[masiale92]

NAME OF THIS SONG?

[masiale92]

name of this song?

[PokeyPrasch]

I like to call insult people and call them names on youtube. It makes me feel better about myself.

waaaa.

[Stingnaught]

this is weak, that is weak.. bunch a tough kids throwin their opinions around on youtube eh? american hardcore is an amazing film.

[guitarslim007]

Wow, man..Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but weird how everyone is so into slagging shit these days? The movie is...good, but missed the mark by isolating 'it' as a discrete 'hardcore' packet, They should have highlighted all the other shit going on and emphasized how this underground gumbo fed into it. There was a lot more to it than the 'faster louder' school they focus on. Really wish they delved more deeply into the important places and people not directly related to the bands!

[czpunk]

AMERICAN HARDCORE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JukeboxHeartbreak91]

and hardcore is for weak fuckers trying to look more tough than they really are. thats what punk is in general. the disinfraqnchised and isolated. coming together. we're all weak. you are too

[radicalaceshasbrin]

@JukeboxHeartbreak91 The difference is, if you showed up to a hardcore show you'd get your nose busted and run out crying. Which in the end proves who's actually tough.

[zacafreakingriah]

lol where im from the guys who listen to ska get along great with the guys who listen to old (by that i mean real) hardcore, we've got a lot more in common then you think dude

[rrrife]

@gelreiser

and thats why god made skacore

[OrangeSFO]

Yeah the hardcore SCENE is historically interesting... but very little of anything musically significant happened. 25 years later, nobody's humming these...ummm..."songs"...

[SickBoyPunk1]

Wow aren't you just the cocky ummm.."shit" What the hell are you humming? Why don't you enlighten the rest of us?

[OrangeSFO]

Dude even the people who were there don't remember the songs

[80smoviesguy]

are you kidding? punk made a huge impact and has influenced the formations and sounds of countless other bands.

[jseanw60x]

Bullshit no one is humming these songs...this music is a thousand times better then any over processed no talent shit played on the radio stations today. This was real music and im sad that such great spirit and tunes arent being put forth today

[scumgod13]

@jseanw60x I agree with you100% But there are still some bands out here doing it OUR own Fucking way. Its at a more regional level now, but they're out there. Might not even be Hardcore like this, But what we do is HARDCORE TO US.

[punkrockdefeatist]

these aren't meant to be catchy man. its called punk/hardcore for a reason. they were the anti in their day, and they've influenced just about every one musically in america, even in subtle ways. and you're wrong, people still shout out in their cars "WE'RE JUST, A MINOR THREAT!!"

[nalgaface123456789]

we all are

[RiotCity77]

btw the song is bad brains - pay to cum

[cookieparty1]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!!!! thats the bad brains

[MysticalMassacre33]

FUCK!!!

I accidentaly gave this video 1 star, i saw this movien three times and i love it, it was the shit

HARDCORE PUNK FOR LIFE!!!

[redxsaxe]

i miss all ages shows....that was the shit!

[ariesproject]

THE FULL FILM IS ON MY CHANNEL !

[Orangeblud21]

i hope people know that the people that made hardcore werent inspired by punk they even say it in the movie.

[SkaPunk026]

that's bullshit man, even Ian said HARDCORE was just another version of Punk.

[lynyrdskynyrd191]

Wrong

[bjarczyk]

the part right after that is my favorite part in the whole film.

"fuck you... fuck you! not us!"

[xxbar]

Nice song choice for the intro. Bad Brains from DC. One of the fastest bands and forgotten bands from the hardcore scene back then. Check out these bands from this movie kids, it might change your musical life.

[lynyrdskynyrd191]

tend to disagree with them being one of the forgotten bands from the hardcore scene.

[tob1203]

no dude misfits were part of the hardcore monment there sound just wasent like evryone elses

[alcoholman01]

yea they didnt mention the misfits once

[RancidPunk91]

I gotta see that movie man!

[punkbr]

EXACTLY!!!

its what i said...in shorter words!!!

[punkbr]

man....you cant

say what IS punk rock or

what IS hardcore....

hardcore came from punk

and consenquently sounds like it!

so....

a movie called

american hardcore

cant talk just ABOUT hc...

the roots are very important too!

[noisefuckbastard]

they could do whatever the fuck they want

[djfreeagent5150]

actually there are distinct differences

and there are alikes

howver they are very much two different and respectable cultures

the music to me is more defined by its fans and the message being expressed

hc is very simple

punk is complex and has alot of political stuff around it and expressional stuff

hc is about being strong mentally and caring and protecting that of which you care for..mainly family and freinds being a major part

[punkbr]

yeah!yeah! but i think that bands like.. minor threat,bad brains... were called hardcore and also punk rock. but its exactly what you said,the message is different a lot of hardcore bands are not anarchist or not even has a anarchist idea.... most of em care about religion... and punk rock has a lot of people that hate each other,like punks(obvious) and skins..skins nazis or not and whatever.

[samhainsexhc]

i agree with what you guys are sayin except for when you say that hc isn't political. bands like mdc, dead kennedy's, circle jerks, black flag, and minor threat were all pretty political. i feel that hc took a more head on approach, like here is the problem-there is the solution.

[deathwhisepered]

Actually this movie also covers the uprising of punk itself. Which is from the sixties, those who wanted something stronger than psycadellic rock.

[funkyfoolfromVanNuys]

but, the name of the movie is american HARDCORE... anyone who knows anything about punk will know the difference. i agree with you and maybe i missed why you put this, so i'm not going to be mean or anything nasty. the only thing that sucks is that it makes me more upset about music when i much stuff like this. grr...

[brotherwanky12]

ive got to to see that movie

[braineater7783]

great documentary...gotta see this if u haven't

[GamerxChick]

Misfits are Horror Punk. Which they don't talk about at all in this.

[Cyclonus21]

they didnt talk about them in this movie because of legal reasons between band members same for dead kennedys. Misfits were apart of this movement.

[ChristianMcLeer]

whats this song called?

[dasilvan]

pay to cum- bad brains

[KeithRamone]

i didn't see it yet. i looked at the list of people interviewed from the website; no misfits? that was a whole chapter in the book. instead people like phillip anselmo and gwar? weird. but i gotta see it.

[spicyMcHAGGIS9green]

It was only a couple scenes with Enselmo and they only had the one guy from Gwar.

[kevagonia]

I'm not sure Misfits were hardcore.... ?

[KeithRamone]

# albums: Static Age, Walk Among Us, Earth A.D. The first album was stylistically '77 era American Punk, but the second and third were hardcore, Earth AD being hardcore to an exaggerated degree. They pressed their own records, did their own merch, bookings, fan club, toured with hardcore bands, etc. So don't be confused if some of their early recordings are more old school punk, they were part of the hXc scene. The book that spawned the movie gave 'em a whole chapter.

[kevagonia]

point taken, I just usually hear "some kinda hate" and... say Tv Casualties, Hybrid Moments... just doesn't feel hardcore. I don't know what it was, that was the beauty of the Misifts, but I didn't see it as belonging to the Hardcore movement, although some songs certainly did. They were a bit diverse

[samhainsexhc]

listen to demonomania or wolfsblood, then tell me they werent hardcore. but i do see where you are coming from, static age wasnt really an album were they exposed there hc.

[jekel1]

this was great, saw a few times in the theater when it had the small release. good stuff.