Anti-corruption of the mind is the central message of all they preach, luscious metal rhythms and songs that turn up our emotions to 11. Beyond thrash meta;'s boundaries and well outside of punk sensibilities, they tore through the angst to appeal to the individual fan giving them perspectives that will never be outdated, compassion, truth and wisdom, wrapped in a humility too often missing from other rock icons that have only withered and conformed. S.T. forever with respect and love for who they are and what they've accomplished! Will be watching this asap!
I got knocked out cold at a Suicidal concert back in 94. After returning to the living some guy said “Here, take these. It’ll make you feel better.” It was 2 hits of acid. He was right, I felt better.
When I was a kid in the 80's, my buddy Shawn who was 2 years older than me introduced me to skateboarding and introduced me to Punk . That first summer, he taught me how to skate the half pipe he had in his backyard and then how to shred on the street. When it was time to go home at night he would lend me his Punk records to listen to. I think the first ST album was the first Punk record I ever saw. Punk rock and skateboarding in the 80's in SoCal was a way of life for many of us. We were HATED by most and respected by few but we wore that as a badge of honor.
Absolute ICONS. Badass,,groundbreakin',genre defying/defining,unique. Nothing but RESPECT for this Band. Can't wait to see the doco in full. ✊🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🇧🇷🏴
Joint the Army was my first record ever. I’m 47 now. Still love em! S.T. I lived in Germany in my teen years. Will never forget when I saw another kid at my school with that bandana. 🤘
As an old hick from the sticks who grew up on Suicidal, I'm looking forward to a real doc on this groundbreaking band that absorbed everything and turned around and put it through a hardcore/thrash/metal lens and really spoke to a lot of people 1000s of miles away from them.
Same here. 53 and grew up in a small town in Holland. Was part of a skate crew of 3 people. Although I’m not living in Holland anymore I still skate and still listen to ST.
This will be cool to watch. I first started listening to these guys when I was like 14 or 15, now I’m almost 50 and I still fuck with these guys! Suicidal Army 🤘
The album 'The art of rebellion' was a bit of a change for them, but I think that album is a masterpiece. 'Nobody hears' in particular, got me through some tough sh*t.
One of my favorite bands back in the late 80s and early 90's. Will definitely watch when the documentary comes out. All I wanted was a Pepsi, Just one Pepsi!!
I worked a suicidal show in Detroit back in the 90s and the band and their whole crew were very respectful and great guys they definitely rock the house and I would love to see them live again🤘😎🤘
These guys showed up. I mean showed up at the living room in providence RI. It was instant family, we skated, we learned about there scene, Venice, They blew the roof off. Just solid people with great energy.. for a young while punk from suburbia this was what I was to learn was punk rock ethos. The melting pot. It taught us a bit about Latino culture and that ultimately we all have struggles. Unity. What a great memory ripping those parking curbs and feeling free. Gracias hermanos. 🤩🤠
Saw ST in a small club in NY in the late 80's. Great show, even got up on that stage with Mike Muir. Got the classis ST ball cap, and had it hidden in my room from my mom. One day I came home from high school, and all of my tapes and posters were piled on the kitchen table ripped up, and my beloved ST hat was cut in half. Didn't work. I still love suicidal.
Hell yea, you got a date or any release information? I saw Suicidal when I was 14 in 1994, people were starting huge fires in the audience and we were moshing all around the fires, I got my ass handed to me and fractured my wrist, it was sick ❤
No one "introduces" people to fads and genres - they discover them while living in the times. Just because someone happen to be with them the day they started going to skate parties, etc. doesn't mean they "introduced" them to it - like they wouldn't have found it without them.
One of the most important bands of my life, since 86-87.. Saw them in -93 and once again in 2013. 20 years apart but the same f-ing energy. Patiently waiting for a vinyl version of ”Freedumb” 😂
This reminds me of the transition into Grunge, back then it was Slayer, Biohazard, C.O.C. Suicidal, Metallica and Megadeth for me. I grew up learning to smoke weed in a flannel/button shirt. Then Grunge came along and everyone thought it was about Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana and Green Day. Then I throw up the ST! "ST BITCH!" From 1990 to around 1992 we even had our own little Riverside click. Just a group of stoners that took up the banner.
great band ! they brought the scene to another level and got the underground stronger. Groove mosh power they have it all since the beginning sk8 or die
Put Rocky and Trujillo together with Mike and Dave and i'm certain we'll have a record with a similar impact that SOD had back in the day with Speak English or Die.
Fan since 89', their first album is one of the great hardcore punk albums. Did not enjoy the funk element that was brought in later on but that is just my opinion. Love the message they introduced to me and... I needed to hear it - change has to come from the inside and stop blaming the external for all your problems.
yup, after Suicidal for Life was released in 94 they broke up. Came back but were just Infectious Grooves calling themselves ST. I'm also not a fan of the funk
Heard Muir got his arse kicked in his own neighborhood and even home for screwing over his original bandmates. Sometime in the 90s after their little heyday I believe
Hard to take this as a serious documentary on ST when there is no mention of release date in the video and the poster of this video hasn’t made any attempt to reply to all the comments asking about its release!!!!
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64 years old and I still love this BADASS kick in the balls band!!!!
59 years young here and still listening to S.T. and all the other significant punk and hardcore bands. Down for Life!!!
Anti-corruption of the mind is the central message of all they preach, luscious metal rhythms and songs that turn up our emotions to 11. Beyond thrash meta;'s boundaries and well outside of punk sensibilities, they tore through the angst to appeal to the individual fan giving them perspectives that will never be outdated, compassion, truth and wisdom, wrapped in a humility too often missing from other rock icons that have only withered and conformed.
S.T. forever with respect and love for who they are and what they've accomplished! Will be watching this asap!
🖕 the thug SUI's
I got knocked out cold at a Suicidal concert back in 94. After returning to the living some guy said “Here, take these. It’ll make you feel better.” It was 2 hits of acid. He was right, I felt better.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Where was the show?
I saw them with Metallica in 94 in Sacramento CA
Fukin’ A!
@@chipbagley4744 I saw them in Devore, CA on that same tour. July 94? Suicidal, Fight, Candlebox, Metallica? Sick ass concert.
When I was a kid in the 80's, my buddy Shawn who was 2 years older than me introduced me to skateboarding and introduced me to Punk . That first summer, he taught me how to skate the half pipe he had in his backyard and then how to shred on the street. When it was time to go home at night he would lend me his Punk records to listen to. I think the first ST album was the first Punk record I ever saw. Punk rock and skateboarding in the 80's in SoCal was a way of life for many of us. We were HATED by most and respected by few but we wore that as a badge of honor.
Absolute ICONS.
Badass,,groundbreakin',genre defying/defining,unique.
Nothing but RESPECT for this Band.
Can't wait to see the doco in full.
✊🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🇧🇷🏴
Joint the Army was my first record ever. I’m 47 now. Still love em!
S.T.
I lived in Germany in my teen years. Will never forget when I saw another kid at my school with that bandana. 🤘
You're insane and have no idea what good music really is.
This so-called band is absolute garbage.
As an old hick from the sticks who grew up on Suicidal, I'm looking forward to a real doc on this groundbreaking band that absorbed everything and turned around and put it through a hardcore/thrash/metal lens and really spoke to a lot of people 1000s of miles away from them.
48 year old from small town Minnesota. I could not have said it better.
Same here. 53 and grew up in a small town in Holland. Was part of a skate crew of 3 people. Although I’m not living in Holland anymore I still skate and still listen to ST.
Looks cool!
A band that deserves respect and appreciation. I’ve been a fan since 1990.
When is this coming out? Will it be here on youtube
Yeah, how is the release date not in the description?
Agreed
Fear Suicidal? HELL NO! Suicidal got me through some VERY bad times. I LOVE that band!
It's not a band it's a bunch of insane dumb fucks making a bunch of racket.
How can I see this?
Can't wait to see them for the first time, finally!! My fave band!! 40th anniversary tour playing their debut album!! Pumped!!🤘👊
This will be cool to watch. I first started listening to these guys when I was like 14 or 15, now I’m almost 50 and I still fuck with these guys! Suicidal Army 🤘
The album 'The art of rebellion' was a bit of a change for them, but I think that album is a masterpiece. 'Nobody hears' in particular, got me through some tough sh*t.
I hope there's a lot of Rocky George in this.
Gotta love Rocky. He’s the man.
This group is legendary. I saw them open for Queensryche back in the day. Their music got me through some tough days.
One of my favorite bands back in the late 80s and early 90's. Will definitely watch when the documentary comes out. All I wanted was a Pepsi, Just one Pepsi!!
ST keep me company through very troubled times. forever appreciative!
When is it going to be released?
I worked a suicidal show in Detroit back in the 90s and the band and their whole crew were very respectful and great guys they definitely rock the house and I would love to see them live again🤘😎🤘
These guys showed up. I mean showed up at the living room in providence RI. It was instant family, we skated, we learned about there scene, Venice, They blew the roof off. Just solid people with great energy.. for a young while punk from suburbia this was what I was to learn was punk rock ethos. The melting pot. It taught us a bit about Latino culture and that ultimately we all have struggles. Unity. What a great memory ripping those parking curbs and feeling free.
Gracias hermanos. 🤩🤠
Somebody have to bring Rocky back in ST. The other thing is Mike and Rob Trujillo must make new Infectious album.
Heya! Thanks for including footage from my interview, too, on the doc! This looks good. is it possible to get this documentary for Rauta review, too?
Yes definitely, and thank you ✊
Suicidal has had a huge impact on my life. Can't wait to watch this doc.
Pledge your allegiance!
Saw ST in a small club in NY in the late 80's. Great show, even got up on that stage with Mike Muir. Got the classis ST ball cap, and had it hidden in my room from my mom. One day I came home from high school, and all of my tapes and posters were piled on the kitchen table ripped up, and my beloved ST hat was cut in half. Didn't work. I still love suicidal.
First concert I ever saw in 1994 Allentown pa/ our senior year we left in 5th period and took a u-haul to see them, Metallica and Danzig..
Mike Muir is wordsmith!
When is the full documentary coming out
Hell yea, you got a date or any release information? I saw Suicidal when I was 14 in 1994, people were starting huge fires in the audience and we were moshing all around the fires, I got my ass handed to me and fractured my wrist, it was sick ❤
Jay Adams (skater/ Dogtown Z-Boys) hopefully gets mentioned in doc for starting Suicidals style & look. He introduced Mike Muir to it
No one "introduces" people to fads and genres - they discover them while living in the times. Just because someone happen to be with them the day they started going to skate parties, etc. doesn't mean they "introduced" them to it - like they wouldn't have found it without them.
my first time seeing Suicidal Tendencies was in Boston 1984 yes 84 im old
When will the full Living for Life documentary be released
Thanks mike for the awesome music it still as bad ass as ever
Been a fan since I was 14 and still one of my favorite bands of all time.
Really stoked for this!! Finally. Legendados! Much Love from Germoney
One of the most important bands of my life, since 86-87.. Saw them in -93 and once again in 2013. 20 years apart but the same f-ing energy. Patiently waiting for a vinyl version of ”Freedumb” 😂
The irony of a band called Suicidal Tendencies to come out with a documentary called "Living For Life" lmao 😂
Back in High School Suicidal was the background noise to our camping parties and kegers in the 1990's San Diego landscape.
I Will al se allways be and I'm down OG .... St Serbia ❤ you!!!
they were my first concert ever. saw em back in 2013 in orlando FL
NEW ALBUM PLEASE!!!!!!
I've seen that many times. Arenas, clubs,. The mosh pits crazy fun
When and where does this come out?
This looks killer. Can't wait!
Thundercat being in this band will always feel surreal to me
Part of the soundtrack of my youth. Most grateful.
Looking forward to it - hope it goes into the gang roots of the band
Agreed
This reminds me of the transition into Grunge, back then it was Slayer, Biohazard, C.O.C. Suicidal, Metallica and Megadeth for me. I grew up learning to smoke weed in a flannel/button shirt. Then Grunge came along and everyone thought it was about Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Nirvana and Green Day. Then I throw up the ST! "ST BITCH!" From 1990 to around 1992 we even had our own little Riverside click. Just a group of stoners that took up the banner.
I'm 50 still love ST. Seen them with metallica back in the day they blew tallica off the stage
great band ! they brought the scene to another level and got the underground stronger. Groove mosh power they have it all since the beginning sk8 or die
Seen these dudes open up for queensryche on the empire tour. Was blown away. Been a big fan ever since.
I saw that tour as well, bro!
From Punk rock vatos, to Hip Hop punk infusion.
Can't wait to see this!
Rocky , I remember You!!! Still Cyco after All these years!!
ST 4 Life ! 🤘
Looking healthy & strong for a 60 year old bloke.
When Metallica was looking for new Bass player I said Robert Trujillo would be an awesome addition . Never dreamed that would happen . PK
Put Rocky and Trujillo together with Mike and Dave and i'm certain we'll have a record with a similar impact that SOD had back in the day with Speak English or Die.
Fan since 89', their first album is one of the great hardcore punk albums. Did not enjoy the funk element that was brought in later on but that is just my opinion. Love the message they introduced to me and... I needed to hear it - change has to come from the inside and stop blaming the external for all your problems.
yup, after Suicidal for Life was released in 94 they broke up. Came back but were just Infectious Grooves calling themselves ST. I'm also not a fan of the funk
@@chris7077 100% per cent agree dude.
Long overdue
ST. What an unique band. 🤘🤘🤘
You got that right, uniquely insane and totally talentless.
Can we get an answer on the release date and where to get it or see it? You cant just post this and say nothing about tbe release
Heard Muir got his arse kicked in his own neighborhood and even home for screwing over his original bandmates. Sometime in the 90s after their little heyday I believe
Can't say thank you enough!!
"As long as your heart beats........ PLEDGE YOUR ALLEGIANCE. SUICIDAL. SUICIDAL. SUICIDAL.""
As long as your heart beats, pledge your allegiance! 😎
OGs of the game
I Ain't Got No Monopoly On Sorrow.
😃😎😃
Let’s Go!
Weird you cannot release suicidal for life album on spotify. I have the cd but who the hell plays cd’s nowadays
Mtv never put institutionalized in heavy rotation. That’s just false
Love this band. Got me thru some hard times. Gave me a spine to all the assholes in my life.
They suck
I'm just curious if you ever got your Pepsi
Hard to take this as a serious documentary on ST when there is no mention of release date in the video and the poster of this video hasn’t made any attempt to reply to all the comments asking about its release!!!!
Yeah this doesn't appear to be official
.....IM IN❗
S.T. 4 LIFE
They showed Oceanside in San Diego when they said California 😂
I only saw them once, but it was enough. It left an indelible mark on me. I can’t wait to watch this.
That was and still is our movement.Suicidal willing to die for what you believe in...
Cool
What‘s the name of the song in the beginning?
I want more
@@Stoned2daBone-r4g
Thank u!
SxTx4life!!
1:46 Tom Araya cameo..
Been a fan since the beginning, now 60 Suicidal for Life!!
3,2,1, action!
They got me through a lot of bad times also
It'll always be, S T!
🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘
how old is Tye Trujillo?
17
Oooh! Can't wait - There's nothing quite like ST.
That's because they totally suck. They are not musically gifted.
It's not even music, it's a bunch of racket, Annoying noise and screaming.
I remember that Pepsi bottles
Can’t wait. Love Suicidal.
ST POR VIDA.....
Great band. Now I need to play me some ST
A bunch of hardcore cholo punk rockers
This has got to be the worst trailer I’ve ever seen. Why don’t they tell us when it comes out and how we can see it?
ST for life!
Airport music Hall
I just want a Pepsi.
ST for life.
ST!
Suicidal Tendencies
Kicks fuckin ass 🖤🤘
They suck ass, they don't kick ass.
It's not music, it's a bunch of Totally insane noise.
L.A.D.S.
[LA Death Squad]
-vs-
SUI's🟦