I think when nazis get a specific haircut to allign themselves with nazis ideology, it's maybe okay to worry a bit about what other adults might think about your appearance. Especially if you're someone who is being filmed for video that'll be publicly transmitted where nazi sympathizers might see and because you had "edgy" opinions 40 years ago and the same haircut as them they think you're them. I get your point, but I think Steve's got one too!
I love when people broadcast their inability to comprehend basic economic and social systems. Good job. Psst, capitalism isn't when people earn money through their efforts. An actor or athlete or musician isn't a capitalist just because they gain wealth and/or notoriety.
@@phnelson033 It doesn't matter if he calls himself a capitalist or not. He has benefitted enormously from it, and deservedly so it seems. The labels don't matter as much as you think - it's about action. And his actions have helped him to achieve great success, thanks to capitalist systems and his own talent/hard work. It's the market economy. It's free industry. It's private enterprise. I.e. all the things that define capitalism that you don't even acknowledge. (Despite being a blowhard about this topic, lmao.) Whether or not he, or you, or anyone else decides to acknowledge that the system works well, is a whole other story. But the facts remain. So spare me your sarcasm and ignorant BS brother.
@@scumoftheearth4745 Sometimes they get what they deserve and sometimes they don't. There's nuance to it, sure. But that's not a good argument against the general point being made here. It's much larger. The fact there's even a music industry/economy is evidence that it works. Which is something anti-capitalists (who still engage in capitalism willingly) never quite seem to get...
@@tinychimp09-kf9fx there's not much nuance in artists receiving 6% of the annual revenue brought to an industry that exists solely because of their labor. the capitalist economic system is dominated by middlemen who provide next to nothing besides charging a massive tax for the convenience of being able to access art without them suing you into oblivion. the subscription model (Netflix, Spotify, Gamepass, etc) is the entertainment industry's latest and most blatantly exploitative answer to its obsolescence in the digital age, "selling" a product with no scarcity by giving the consumer ownership of nothing and paying the creators as little as possible. capitalism is great for artists though, imagine if we lived in a socialist hellhole where they were just supported directly for providing services that benefit the public!
Very cringe that he felt the need to say this, though I'm sure he was aware of being funny (which he was). Good thing he was a great musician, because his political understanding was extremely limited.
A true punk would never be held to such superficial shallow standards. A real punk would also do whatever the fuck he wants with his hair and would make no apologies because he realizes that the nazis tried to ruin great hair cuts.
Woah Steve, comparing capitalism to naziism. That hits me right in the heart :/ you wouldn’t be able to do the job you love so much if it weren’t for capitalism
@@mattiti8523 You can be wealthy, even a millionare, and still be an anti-capitalist. Capitalists own capital & exploit labor. Whether they make pennies or billions, what defines a capitalist is their role in the exploitation of labor & not the fruits of said-labor. While Steve makes a lot of money off of the artists he works with, he doesn't patent or control what he helps produce after his end of the job is fulfilled, nor does he directly own/control any capitalist establishment (to my knowledge & understanding). His studio is his personal property, he charges a flat-fee for services rendered without exploitive contracts, and he cooperates with the artists - refusing to meddle with their vision or tell them how their records should sound, following their lead through every step of the process, and remaining as faithful to their vision as he can. He's literally as anti-capitalist in practice as anyone in a producer role can be.
@@maxwellkazemba2299 At least I don't act virtuous and act like I'm against establishment and then go full on medical fascist and force vaccines. Kinda ironic he went that way.
@@maxwellkazemba2299 No, I hate liars, especially ones who portray themselves as "rebels" and say they go against the corporations and then sell their morals in the first real event. He was bullying people and trying to force experimental medical procedure.
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Can’t even begin to articulate how much Steve's contributions as both a musician and engineer meant to me and the culture at large. Requiescat.
Requiescat
The humor is so dry I need a room mic.
lol, nice
I salute you, good sir.
I’m so sad 99% of humanity will never get to appreciate this joke
Nice 👌
It's fine, we'll just put some reverb on it.
You gotta love the man. His humour is dryer than a ships biscuit.
Dryer than my grandma’s cooch
Almost went over my head it was so clever
Rest in peace to this musical genius and impeccable man
he was a pedo
Damn what??? Rip
Hurr durr nazi haircut so funny
RIP. What a fucking legend.
classic albini lmao
I love that dude so much.
I still love that dude so much, even more now.
@@sadmachinesaudio6462😣😞
RIP one of the coolest legends in music. Really gonna miss him.
He looks like how he did in the 1980s
My love and respect for Steve grew exponentially after watching this.
te amo albini
He was a legend.
Haha, this legitimately made me laugh. You’re missed, Steve!
fucking legend, fly high KING
SO BASED, and he did it effortlessly.
Fucking legendary.
i imagine him in the uniform anyway
Rest in Power my man
Why is he apologizing he looks great with that haircut
caught in 4k
RIP. Legend
where is this clip taken from?
Mix with the Masters
R.I.P.
RIP ❤
RIP Steve albini
rip man
LOL
should have gone to a hair cutter instead of a barber.
What video is this from?
Mix with the Masters class
Based Albini
One of my favourite non facists
Yet he turned into a medical fascist in the last years and paid for it for his life.
I think the haircut looked good, and I don't think adults should worry about what others think about their appearance.
I think when nazis get a specific haircut to allign themselves with nazis ideology, it's maybe okay to worry a bit about what other adults might think about your appearance. Especially if you're someone who is being filmed for video that'll be publicly transmitted where nazi sympathizers might see and because you had "edgy" opinions 40 years ago and the same haircut as them they think you're them. I get your point, but I think Steve's got one too!
@@thepuppethead1188 It's just Steve's odd sense of humour, nothing more nothing less
@@thepuppethead1188relax, it was just a joke.
Hahaha
steve albini is dead
Lol
bro stop apologizing. no one gonna cancel you
... he's joking.
@@raynefaded umm.. no he wasn't? I don't think he even smiled or laughed one time
@@snicker576 Yeah, he has a deadpan, dry sense of humour.
@@snicker576 You don't have to be smiling OR laughing to be telling a joke. You just have a poor sense of humor is all.
@@ok9908 False, body language is key
Yet he became a medical fascist and paid for it with his life.
take your meds schizo
medical fascist. A term pulled from the orifice of "things that don't exist"
no way you're a real person
@@ACKUV At least I have free will unlike the sheep like you and Steve.
He hates capitalism so much he made himself a millionaire. Damn bro
I love when people broadcast their inability to comprehend basic economic and social systems. Good job.
Psst, capitalism isn't when people earn money through their efforts. An actor or athlete or musician isn't a capitalist just because they gain wealth and/or notoriety.
@@phnelson033 It doesn't matter if he calls himself a capitalist or not. He has benefitted enormously from it, and deservedly so it seems. The labels don't matter as much as you think - it's about action. And his actions have helped him to achieve great success, thanks to capitalist systems and his own talent/hard work. It's the market economy. It's free industry. It's private enterprise. I.e. all the things that define capitalism that you don't even acknowledge. (Despite being a blowhard about this topic, lmao.)
Whether or not he, or you, or anyone else decides to acknowledge that the system works well, is a whole other story. But the facts remain. So spare me your sarcasm and ignorant BS brother.
@@tinychimp09-kf9fx read literally anything he's written about the music industry and the "people get the money they deserve" argument falls apart.
@@scumoftheearth4745 Sometimes they get what they deserve and sometimes they don't. There's nuance to it, sure. But that's not a good argument against the general point being made here. It's much larger. The fact there's even a music industry/economy is evidence that it works. Which is something anti-capitalists (who still engage in capitalism willingly) never quite seem to get...
@@tinychimp09-kf9fx there's not much nuance in artists receiving 6% of the annual revenue brought to an industry that exists solely because of their labor. the capitalist economic system is dominated by middlemen who provide next to nothing besides charging a massive tax for the convenience of being able to access art without them suing you into oblivion. the subscription model (Netflix, Spotify, Gamepass, etc) is the entertainment industry's latest and most blatantly exploitative answer to its obsolescence in the digital age, "selling" a product with no scarcity by giving the consumer ownership of nothing and paying the creators as little as possible. capitalism is great for artists though, imagine if we lived in a socialist hellhole where they were just supported directly for providing services that benefit the public!
that is a relatively normal haircut, also missed communists in there steve
Yeah. Interesting how leftists brush over communism like it’s something to be ignored.
Don't think he did
@ give me a timestamp for the part where he mentions communists
@@the-np4mr don't think you understood my reply
@ I was giving you benefit of the doubt, don't speak to me ever again commie
So he was one of those kinds of guys... Lol, enjoy the weather in the center of the earth.
He should have been more sorry about his fascist views on mask and vaccine mandates
Very cringe that he felt the need to say this, though I'm sure he was aware of being funny (which he was). Good thing he was a great musician, because his political understanding was extremely limited.
it's just a joke
@@patriciomartinotti5694 I dunno about "just" but Albini is funny ofc... as I said.
Was, I mean =/
"his political understanding was extremely limited" Sounds like mirror talk to me.
@@sunkintree Easy to say, that.
Pathetic, infantile take. Would have loved to seen you say this to him IRL and watch in amusement as he effortlessly ran circles around you.
A true punk would never be held to such superficial shallow standards. A real punk would also do whatever the fuck he wants with his hair and would make no apologies because he realizes that the nazis tried to ruin great hair cuts.
Not a terribly intelligent person.
Sounds rough. Hopefully you'll find a friend someday.
Woah Steve, comparing capitalism to naziism. That hits me right in the heart :/ you wouldn’t be able to do the job you love so much if it weren’t for capitalism
Yes he would lol
What are you on about cretin
"That hits me right in the heart " lol wtf?
The guy is a multimillionaire, so yeah, it's pretty corny for him to pretend to be an anti-capitalist.
@@mattiti8523 You can be wealthy, even a millionare, and still be an anti-capitalist. Capitalists own capital & exploit labor. Whether they make pennies or billions, what defines a capitalist is their role in the exploitation of labor & not the fruits of said-labor. While Steve makes a lot of money off of the artists he works with, he doesn't patent or control what he helps produce after his end of the job is fulfilled, nor does he directly own/control any capitalist establishment (to my knowledge & understanding). His studio is his personal property, he charges a flat-fee for services rendered without exploitive contracts, and he cooperates with the artists - refusing to meddle with their vision or tell them how their records should sound, following their lead through every step of the process, and remaining as faithful to their vision as he can. He's literally as anti-capitalist in practice as anyone in a producer role can be.
Sold his soul in the end like most "punks".
And what are you? some sort of morally pure anti-poser? Get real
@@maxwellkazemba2299 At least I don't act virtuous and act like I'm against establishment and then go full on medical fascist and force vaccines. Kinda ironic he went that way.
@@HenritheHorse oh you're just a reactionary, have a nice day
@@maxwellkazemba2299 No, I hate liars, especially ones who portray themselves as "rebels" and say they go against the corporations and then sell their morals in the first real event. He was bullying people and trying to force experimental medical procedure.
@@HenritheHorse ah I didn't realize you had a medical degree, sorry I trust your opinion now