One Nine Nine Four - 90's Punk Documentay

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Edited Date/Time 4/30/2012 1:26am
Any of you Punk/General Music fans seen this

Its a pretty cool documentary, only half way through it but thought I would share - apologies if its a repost.

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ocscottie 4/24/2012 8:53am
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Damn that looks really good Jamma! ill have to give it a watch today while ill work, downloading it now Cool

Cool to hear Tony narrating.
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motogeezer 4/24/2012 3:21pm
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Thanks Jamma now I wont do shit for the next hour and twenty min.
I'm a half hour behind you.

Thanks, Jamma.

My punk life started in the late seventies, and I'm still a punk at heart.

I even hang out with some of the washed up old bastards from The Adolescents and TSOL.

I even got to lay down some tracks on 45 Grave's new record a couple months ago.

LONG LIVE PUNK ROCK!!!

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gabrielmalinois 4/24/2012 3:31pm
4/24/2012 3:31pm
I am sure many of you have seen it but in case you haven't American Hardcore is a good documentary on punk music in the states during the early 80's. I liked the movie but I just don't get why they all hated Ronald Reagan so much.

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vet323 4/24/2012 4:13pm
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gabrielmalinois wrote:
I am sure many of you have seen it but in case you haven't American Hardcore is a good documentary on punk music in the states...
I am sure many of you have seen it but in case you haven't American Hardcore is a good documentary on punk music in the states during the early 80's. I liked the movie but I just don't get why they all hated Ronald Reagan so much.

I just watched this! Couldn't sleep the other night and this was on. I remember that time well, I was in college during this time and playing what I thought was punk music in a couple bands.

I agree with you about their politics. The most hard-core guy I knew at the time used to get pissed at Rollins and all those other meatheads that got so political all the time, he would always point out that kids only got to act out like that because the rest of society went to work everyday and kept things working.
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Thanks Jamma now I wont do shit for the next hour and twenty min.
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I'm a half hour behind you. Thanks, Jamma. My punk life started in the late seventies, and I'm still a punk at heart. I even hang...
I'm a half hour behind you.

Thanks, Jamma.

My punk life started in the late seventies, and I'm still a punk at heart.

I even hang out with some of the washed up old bastards from The Adolescents and TSOL.

I even got to lay down some tracks on 45 Grave's new record a couple months ago.

LONG LIVE PUNK ROCK!!!
Which washed up old bastards?!?!?! TSOL is one of my all time favorites. Hook a brother up with an autographCool

I remember the first time I heard alot of those songs, I also remember the little flyers that would fall out of Epitaph, Nitro and Fat cd's and tapes. I would read every word of those and promptly send my money from shoveling horse shit back to them. I also remember getting a new record and playing that shit over and over while reading the liner notes. Every band had a list of bands in the thank yous that they toured with or whatever and thats how I heard of new bands, the more the bands got thanked the more I would seek out thier records. Man Im old. Excuse me now I have to go blast some Suffer before my ol lady gets home and turns it down to start dinner--that used to be my moms job!
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jmar 4/24/2012 4:56pm
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No I haven't, but thanks for the heads up.
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Jarid332 4/24/2012 6:03pm
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Anyone who grew up in So Cal during the late 80's early 90's I fucking hate you so much! So many good bands to see.
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CamP 4/25/2012 10:04pm
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82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
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Was cool to hear them discussing the knock on effect that Surf films had in increasing the popularity of punk. One of my favourite songs of that era was 'Unknown Road' by Pennywise because of the film Momentum 2. Fucking loved that track, especially the piano intro. Good times. Smile

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I said goddamn!

There's something about those swimsuits...
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CamP wrote:
82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony Walkman Cool
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btw: one of my fav all time punk docu's is "Another State of Mind" when Social D and Youth Brigade go on a road trip in an old bus. Its on youtube, watch it if you havent!!!!
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motogeezer 4/26/2012 11:41am
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CamP wrote:
82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
Yep, but if you weren't there in '78, you missed a lot.

Jerry Roach was our hero, here in the O.C.

Some shit was always going down at the Cukoo's Nest.

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CamP wrote:
82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
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Yep, but if you weren't there in '78, you missed a lot. Jerry Roach was our hero, here in the O.C. Some shit was always going...
Yep, but if you weren't there in '78, you missed a lot.

Jerry Roach was our hero, here in the O.C.

Some shit was always going down at the Cukoo's Nest.

I know, but punk hit it's zenith in 82-83 and fortunately, I was there to see it.
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CamP wrote:
82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
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Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony...
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony Walkman Cool
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^^^ Ah, the memories...

I wore this shirt until it literally fell apart:

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CamP wrote:
I know, but punk hit it's zenith in 82-83 and fortunately, I was there to see it.
Maybe we've met. Cool

Were you in Southern CA during that time?
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CamP wrote:
82-86 was a good time to be a hardcore punk.
ocscottie wrote:
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony...
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony Walkman Cool
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[img]https://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Q87phprIbdY/R-BAoWf8SaI/AAAAAAAABlU/6T87cx_vAs8/s400/jerks.gif[/img]
Dude trip out, in highschool art class we were learning how to do screen printing and that is the image (in b/w) that i was in the process of doing when my accident happened and i never got to finish it. Talk about bringing back a long lost memory....that was '85 and i was a sophomore.

edit- i think i got it off the back of the album 'Golden Shower of Hits"
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ocscottie 4/27/2012 12:12am
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Found the back of the album:



...you got me havin major flashbacks Cool
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CamP 4/27/2012 11:27am
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motogeezer wrote:
Maybe we've met. Cool

Were you in Southern CA during that time?
No, I was in Dallas. Dallas had a great punk scene in the early 80's that was centered around a motley crew of skaters. Bands like the Circle Jerks, Minor Threat, TSOL, the Misfits, Die Kreutzen, Husker Du, The Dead Kennedys, Youth Brigade, and many others, made Dallas a regular stop.

We skated all day, and slam danced all night. It was a great time.

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ocscottie wrote:
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony...
Yea it was! i had a flannel tied around my waist, a pack of camels and my skateboard, and some good tunes playing in my Sony Walkman Cool
CamP wrote:
[img]https://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Q87phprIbdY/R-BAoWf8SaI/AAAAAAAABlU/6T87cx_vAs8/s400/jerks.gif[/img]
ocscottie wrote:
Dude trip out, in highschool art class we were learning how to do screen printing and that is the image (in b/w) that i was in...
Dude trip out, in highschool art class we were learning how to do screen printing and that is the image (in b/w) that i was in the process of doing when my accident happened and i never got to finish it. Talk about bringing back a long lost memory....that was '85 and i was a sophomore.

edit- i think i got it off the back of the album 'Golden Shower of Hits"
That's "Skank Man"!
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Are you Kidding Me???? Jello, D.I., The Hunns and Angry Somoans all in one place. Damn Missouri sucks. At lease I have Hank III next sat and Street Dogs on the 25th.
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Are you Kidding Me???? Jello, D.I., The Hunns and Angry Somoans all in one place. Damn Missouri sucks. At lease I have Hank III next sat...
Are you Kidding Me???? Jello, D.I., The Hunns and Angry Somoans all in one place. Damn Missouri sucks. At lease I have Hank III next sat and Street Dogs on the 25th.
You forgot to mention Fear.

I'm thinking they'll steal the show.
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CamP, sounds like you had a little piece of Hunting Beach in Texas! Check this out: http://www.punkrockers.com/event/view/id_8576/ Tomorrow about fifteen minutes from my house. I'm there...
CamP, sounds like you had a little piece of Hunting Beach in Texas!

Check this out:

http://www.punkrockers.com/event/view/id_8576/

Tomorrow about fifteen minutes from my house.

I'm there!!
That looks like it will be a good show!

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