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Uploaded by on Jul 24, 2006

Gray Matter play "Chutes & Ladders" off their 12"EP on Dischord records (12" is now bundled with their 1st LP on one CD). This show took place on 08-21-89 at D.C. Space in Washington D.C.

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  • whats the name of this song

  • The name of the song is "Chutes & Ladders", as I said in the description it was the first song on the "Take It Back" EP.

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  • stop calling gray matter emo. theyre not fucking emo. its just some pissed off confused youth music. leave it at that. they fucking rock.

  • Gray Matter was so ahead of their time it makes me fucking sick. Food for thought/take it back and Thog are two of my favorite albums of all time. Don't know why people make such a big deal over Rites Of Spring when this band really captured the music and times.

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  • Geez I miss those rooms upstairs. DC Space = Legendary!

  • Favorite punk band. I would kill someone to see these guys at this time in the video.

  • @unlvrebelx Regardless of what even they said about it, it's not emo. Listen to it.

  • @unlvrebelx That's interesting to know.

  • @scubaduba23 well, because I was around then and ordered every Dischord album from #4 on, when they came out; let me be the first to educate you. They did consider themselves emo. That name was popularized around 84-86 in the DC area by bands like Gray Matter. I remember it vividly and could probably easily show you evidence with any Maximum R&R from around that time....also have an old emo album from 1985 that the band even put "Genre: Emo-Core" on the album. It was emo, and is true emo!

  • @AlbertMondback Sorry, not true. I have an album from an early DC Emo band, Foundation (1985), that clearly has "Genre: Emo-Core" on the album sleeve. Many of these bands considered themselves Emo.

  • Starbucks sucks ass

  • It's still there at 7th & E but it's now a Starbucks.

  • you do realize anyone can add to wikipedia

    theyre just pissed off punk kids

  • kinda looks like food for thought under staircase-

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