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@@radamtv4779 I guess so, but Hendrix revolutionised rock with god-knows-what in his system… and let’s not get into the role alcohol has played in in guitar music since it’s inception. I think most punks, rockers and metal heads are more open minded about the choices artists make with their bodies and what goes into each person’s creative process/showmanship.
No one on this or any list gets even close to them. Not even Black Flag. And also not just in first half of 80's. Some shows even from Quickness era seem very good (e.g. Montmartre), but videos from this time are quite rare.
I’ve been lucky enough to see Dead Kennedy’s, the Cramps and Fugazi back in the day. I was almost in the door to see the Bad Brains in 1989 but it sold out. Bummed out I went to Hoboken the next night to see Nirvana open for Tad. I also met Joe Strummer and Mick Jones from the Clash about 20 years ago... It was the best day of my life ❤
I've seen Bad Brains many times. And the thing that made them the superior hardcore band above the others, besides their high energy live shows, was the fact that they could all actually play their respected instruments. Dr. Know, Darryl Jennifer and Earl Hudson were great musicians and HR was an amazing front man.
Saw B Flag, Bad Brains, Descendants , Dead Kennedys and the Dead Boys back in the day. Each band was totally unique but hands down the best hc band that I saw was the Bad Brains. I will never forget HR doing a standing back flip on stage mid song and not missing a beat. Everything else was kind of anti climactic after that lol.
I like how the Ramones video has the best sound quality despite being the oldest one out of the whole list. Edit: Or actually the 2nd oldest since Dead Boys were also in 1977 and the Ramones did their show on New Year's Eve that year.
I grew up in the Chicago punk scene in the 80s. Was lucky enough to see all the legends. Bad Brains probably one of the craziest shows and pit I have ever been a part of. H.R. is legend.
"Too bad kids today won't know what real music is" is what I'm thinking of saying. But it's not what I want to say. I hope underground scenes come back like this.
Fear in my opinion was the best one on here, because for one, they caused $10,000 worth of damage at that show and for 2 SNL banned them from ever playing there again. Also wanted to make some pointers: The Germs, the sex pistols, minor threat, social distortion, NOFX, X, The addicts... Etc they also had some very memorable live performances, can't believe they didn't make the cut.
If Fear on SNL isn't here, I'll unsub. Several thousand dollars worth of damage to TV station equipment, John Belushi moshing in the crowd and Ian MacKaye shouting "NEW YORK SUUUUUUUUUCKS!" into the microphone. There is no more legendary punk act than this. Edit: I am proud of you. Only real punk, no half measures. Maybe next time concerts of proto punk legends? For example The Stooges live at Goose Lake or Cincinnatti 1970, New York Dolls, Velvet Underground or MC5?
This video goes to show that my theory is still correct: Bill Stevenson is the best punk rock drummer ever (he's the only person that appears twice in this video)
Earl is incredible too. Love Bad Brains. I saw FEAR this year at Riot Fest and I just have to say, Spit Stix still has the chops he did 40 years ago. Was impressive to see
I saw him play with the Descendents in Austin last year they were opening for Rise Against I couldn't see them because of there being a ton of people but it was a solid show, he's a killer drummer too
I just saw them play in June in Atlantic City and he's still ripping he's gotten skinny as hell but he hasn't lost a beat at all, and still playing $30 shows with underground bands. Also Skip is doing Jello's vocals just as good 🤘
I chatted with Lee Ving after a Fear concert, he was a very nice dude. Saw the Ramones twice, got my Too Tough to Die lp signed by Joey and Dee Dee, then Johnny at the second show, then finally Marky at a much later con. Saw X, got Big Black Sun signed by all 4, Circle Jerks, and Minor Threat. Now I really wish I'd tried to get more signatures!
So sad that THE CRAMPS LIVE AT NAPA STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL is not included. Althought its poor quality, it´s the punk equivalent to Johnny Cash´s Live at San Quentin. An entire show to an audience of mental patients given by one of the most insane bands ever.
HR did a show at a local dive in Everett, WA a few months ago. I didn't even know about it, had to work that weekend. Seen a few Bad Brains t-shirts being worn lately. Very cool! Wish I'd have seen it.
Ha! Same here. But the Brains are huge for me God of Love is criminally underrated for music in general let alone Metal, Reggae and Punk 🎸🥁 Wore my BB shirt to a Demon Hunter concert, of course it didn’t go unnoticed ⚡️🧠
A guy i know was at battersea park in 1978 and saw the stranglers live and he said they were superb. I myself first seen the stranglers in 1979 and they really were superb. Ive been lucky enough to see them live well over 100 times right up to a couple of years ago and believe me they get better every time.
So glad I got to see most of those bands live....The best of the bunch is that Bad Brains video, although I could do without all those "Cool kids" sitting on stage, singing along. That said, I think I was stage side on the video of them at Fenders on the I Against I tour. I wasn't trying to copy HR's moves and singing along though. It was awesome! That Dead Boys video is fierce! Great video, thanks for posting.
Why isn't slaughter and the dogs (cranked up really high) 1977 here? Bad Brains, Blackflag and Fugazi are the best ones for me btw. Thanks for the great video.
The Greatest Punk Shows Ever Filmed 21.11.22 1553pm saw bad brains really late on in it's career... umph!! liked rollins. liked DK... no minor threat? that's the best show ever recorded. maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan..
Totally agree , I was lucky enough to get the whole gig on DVD . They actually done about 5 numbers before hanging around was broadcast live and the stranglers walked off stage after telling the audience to f*** off. I saw the sex pistols live , suzie and the banshee's The vibrators and the ruts but for me when I first seen the stranglers in 1979 they were honestly the best live band I ever seen. I've been lucky enough to see them live over 100 time right up to a couple of years ago and even today they are superb.
Fun fact for those that don’t know Mississippi nights was in downtown st.louis, mo they closed that venue Down years ago. They just made a book about Mississippi nights and listed every show in it.
From the point of view of a punk, in no particular order: 1. At the Drive-In Really intense show, small venue, never heard of them. They actually jumped off the walls. 2. Hank 3 Stared at the crowd with mixture of fear and determination. Misfits shirt on. 3. Kid Rock This one surprised me. Great show. Also big surprise was Pennywise. I already had a chip on my shoulder but after they convinced the crowd to storm the stage I was impressed. 4. The Dwarves Girl got up on stage and flashed us, later she left with the drummer, played for 20 minutes, had someone else's blood on me after the show. 5. Black Sabbath Ozzy yelled SO LOUD, got on all fours and started jumping up and down. Also, Keith Morris can be loud when he wants to. Worst shows: 1. Tool Just a bunch lights n noise. 2. Offspring Played a benefit but pretended it was about them. 3. Charles River Project Fuck college. 4. "Sweet Home Arizona Band" Worse than Charles River Project 5. Any house show in Flagstaff after 2008 That's all I can think of for now. Edit: I almost forgot GUITAR WOLF!!! They played harder than anybody I've ever seen. I was actually CONCERNED for the singer. Bassist died of a heart attack a couple years later. Double edit: Zeke was the loudest!
@@jawarholol4651 I started going to shows there around '97. The scene was very accepting. By 2006-2008ish the PC movement was in full effect and I described it as social cannibalism (and it only got worse) Still have fond memories of those early days though!
I saw Tool in Hawaii on the 10,000 days tour. They played a clean set that you almost thought wasn’t even them playing. It was cool seeing Kirk Hammett jam with them on Sober though.
if there's one punk band i would love to go back in time to watch live it would deffinatly be the Clash also even tho they're named fear, didnt seem they were afraid of the fans jumping on stage suddenly XD
That bad brains show at cbgbs yes it captured the band at their peak but the sound is muffled and they never even show Darryl playing. I wish it had better sound nevertheless the set list kicks ass
1987 (!) Descendents sounds just like Pop Punk from the 2000s. Way ahead of their time (altho i dont like pop punk, but if you're one of the first doing it its still really cool)
The Greatest Punk Shows Ever Filmed 1556pm 21.11.22 potato is good depending on what yer trynna achieve... not good for concert footage, i concur.. but then again... the early sex pistols/buzzocks gig has it's merits.
@@albundy8882 no offense, I'm just not a fan of theirs I think they're a talented but I feel like they have more of an alternative rock sound with American Jesus, it's just my opinion and I don't think most of these films can even touch the bad brains Fear or the Dead Kennedy's, they did leave out Minor Threat .. also Social Distortion
Missing is the Germs segment in The Decline of Western Civilization. And Black Flag's too. In 1984 Black Flag was not playing punk IMO. Also should have included ANY Minor Threat show. Better to have included an earlier Clash show from the 70's. By 1982 they had left punk behind. .The great GBH 's Stoke-on Trent (1983) certainly deserves consideration to. But overall you picked some good ones.
Cbgb dead boys. We ripped the sink out of the funky bathroom. Everyone would piss in the corner or behind the broken down vw in front of the dry cleaners. Some of the most out of control moments. Like a few years later at 369 is OC. Two Samoan bouncers dragging me out by my hair. I miss it all. Punk is.
Best show filmed was the cramps at the state mental hospital. Also you forgot the plasmatics(literally any show), minor threat in L.A. at roller works, youth brigade in L.A. benefit for the state of mind tour, reagan youth on cable access, die kruezen cable access, the misfits/necros/negative approach on why be somethin your not, wasted youth and circle one from the slog movie, black flag/X/germs/circle jerks/fear from decline, t.s.o.l.from the urban struggle doc, bad brains in philly(80's) and the at the movies live footage. Lots more.
They were punk rock that turned into a hardcore metal band... They are the Alpha and Omega. From Rock for light and Black Dots also RoIR sessions which are very punk to I against I the most HxC album With the Quickness which has many metal overtones to it
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Such a shame Fandor had the Bad Brains video removed.
Bad Brains were probably the best live punk band at their prime, just look at their energy, and even then, they play perfectly
I saw BB 91 or 92 in Boston at the canal it closed now.what a show slap shot opened ..one of my fav small show..high energy and kick ass..
@@radamtv4779 I guess so, but Hendrix revolutionised rock with god-knows-what in his system… and let’s not get into the role alcohol has played in in guitar music since it’s inception. I think most punks, rockers and metal heads are more open minded about the choices artists make with their bodies and what goes into each person’s creative process/showmanship.
it was the energy
No one on this or any list gets even close to them. Not even Black Flag. And also not just in first half of 80's. Some shows even from Quickness era seem very good (e.g. Montmartre), but videos from this time are quite rare.
Yes but that show the sound is very muffled unfortunately
I’ve been lucky enough to see Dead Kennedy’s, the Cramps and Fugazi back in the day. I was almost in the door to see the Bad Brains in 1989 but it sold out. Bummed out I went to Hoboken the next night to see Nirvana open for Tad. I also met Joe Strummer and Mick Jones from the Clash about 20 years ago... It was the best day of my life ❤
Damn, you're old school!
I envy you so much
@@TheAntManChannel My friends went to college… I hung out in bars and saw bands
Tad were bad ass
TAD! NIce
I've seen Bad Brains many times. And the thing that made them the superior hardcore band above the others, besides their high energy live shows, was the fact that they could all actually play their respected instruments. Dr. Know, Darryl Jennifer and Earl Hudson were great musicians and HR was an amazing front man.
Saw then in Austin tx awhile back. Small venue it was the sickest show ever.
Actually some of the coolest punk ive heard
Saw B Flag, Bad Brains, Descendants , Dead Kennedys and the Dead Boys back in the day. Each band was totally unique but hands down the best hc band that I saw was the Bad Brains. I will never forget HR doing a standing back flip on stage mid song and not missing a beat. Everything else was kind of anti climactic after that lol.
I like how the Ramones video has the best sound quality despite being the oldest one out of the whole list.
Edit: Or actually the 2nd oldest since Dead Boys were also in 1977 and the Ramones did their show on New Year's Eve that year.
That gig was used for a live LP
Probably the Dead Boys one is earlier or at least also from 77
There werent that many commercially viable band back then, like the Go go's
I grew up in the Chicago punk scene in the 80s. Was lucky enough to see all the legends. Bad Brains probably one of the craziest shows and pit I have ever been a part of. H.R. is legend.
"Too bad kids today won't know what real music is" is what I'm thinking of saying. But it's not what I want to say. I hope underground scenes come back like this.
Are you saying there is something wrong with the likes of Nicki Minaj and Cardi B?
@@hugeeuge810 NEVER!
What do you think about Turnstile and their live shows?
Turnstiles mid, most major cities have a local punk scene
The underground scenes are stil thriving, you just have to now where too look
Fear in my opinion was the best one on here, because for one, they caused $10,000 worth of damage at that show and for 2 SNL banned them from ever playing there again.
Also wanted to make some pointers:
The Germs, the sex pistols, minor threat, social distortion, NOFX, X, The addicts... Etc they also had some very memorable live performances, can't believe they didn't make the cut.
Saw FEAR here in SLC last year ...the energy was phonamanal
It’s criminal The Ramones did not get a longer segment
Copyright 😑
It’s Criminal the Misfits weren’t mention at all
@@rickeyryan303 I agree 100 percent my friend
Pretty sure that live footage of "It's Alive" has studio treatment, especially in the guitars.
@@rickeyryan303 It's criminal how GG Allin, the punkest punk of the entire punk movement, wasn't mentioned at all.
If Fear on SNL isn't here, I'll unsub. Several thousand dollars worth of damage to TV station equipment, John Belushi moshing in the crowd and Ian MacKaye shouting "NEW YORK SUUUUUUUUUCKS!" into the microphone. There is no more legendary punk act than this.
Edit: I am proud of you. Only real punk, no half measures. Maybe next time concerts of proto punk legends? For example The Stooges live at Goose Lake or Cincinnatti 1970, New York Dolls, Velvet Underground or MC5?
This video goes to show that my theory is still correct: Bill Stevenson is the best punk rock drummer ever (he's the only person that appears twice in this video)
He is indeed a great fucking drummer, for me, the greatest punk drummer is Earl Hudson, fuck me he is freaking amazing
Earl is incredible too. Love Bad Brains. I saw FEAR this year at Riot Fest and I just have to say, Spit Stix still has the chops he did 40 years ago. Was impressive to see
@@dillrobert saw dh a few years back and he still had it too.
Tony Palermo when he was in Pulley. Best punk drummer imo
I saw him play with the Descendents in Austin last year they were opening for Rise Against
I couldn't see them because of there being a ton of people but it was a solid show, he's a killer drummer too
Damn DH was an incredible drummer.
I just saw them play in June in Atlantic City and he's still ripping he's gotten skinny as hell but he hasn't lost a beat at all, and still playing $30 shows with underground bands. Also Skip is doing Jello's vocals just as good 🤘
@@royjameson2097 This didn’t age well. :(
Hearing Bad Brains just brought me right back to young me playing GTA IV and hearing Right Brigade.
I love that that’s how you know them. It’s cool that the music transcends generations
i wish agent orange made the list. living in darkness is one of the greatest punk albums written.
I chatted with Lee Ving after a Fear concert, he was a very nice dude.
Saw the Ramones twice, got my Too Tough to Die lp signed by Joey and Dee Dee, then Johnny at the second show, then finally Marky at a much later con. Saw X, got Big Black Sun signed by all 4, Circle Jerks, and Minor Threat. Now I really wish I'd tried to get more signatures!
The Cramps at Napa Valley mental hospital is really top notch
So sad that THE CRAMPS LIVE AT NAPA STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL is not included. Althought its poor quality, it´s the punk equivalent to Johnny Cash´s Live at San Quentin. An entire show to an audience of mental patients given by one of the most insane bands ever.
Yeah all ten minutes lol. Cramps rule though!
YEP. But at least they made the list.
HR did a show at a local dive in Everett, WA a few months ago. I didn't even know about it, had to work that weekend. Seen a few Bad Brains t-shirts being worn lately. Very cool! Wish I'd have seen it.
Unfortunately they're probably being worn because it's in style, not because they listen to the band.
I'm a metal guy, but a punk at heart! Love this!! 💘
Ha! Same here. But the Brains are huge for me
God of Love is criminally underrated for music in general let alone Metal, Reggae and Punk 🎸🥁
Wore my BB shirt to a Demon Hunter concert, of course it didn’t go unnoticed ⚡️🧠
It's great to be here in New Jersey! Gotta love Lee Ving.
Forgot The Misfits. Among others. Fugazi "Waiting room" Live 1989, should've been on here.
i was at Dead Boys and made a cassette of it
That was awesome!! I grew up with Dead Kennedys. Bad Brain, wow!! Any great punk bands today?
Fried E/M is my favorite new punk band
Scowl, Gulch, SPY just to name a few
Yeah..cromags DRI gang green JFA
Not quite punk, but give The Chats a listen, their new album has a song called Panick Attack that's pretty punk for a band their size
There’s a band called Dumb Fucks that I really like!! Jesus Died for You Not Me is one of my favorites
Nice!no cellphones
100% pure fun
No Minor Threat?
No shit
Saw almost those bands in the day, It was a great time to be a young punk :)
Bad brains at revival in Philly on 94 or 95 was my first show. Loved the underground ever since
FEAR is playing December 16th 2022 in Mesa, AZ. Cya there!!
RIP D.H Peligro(Darren Henley)
A guy i know was at battersea park in 1978 and saw the stranglers live and he said they were superb. I myself first seen the stranglers in 1979 and they really were superb. Ive been lucky enough to see them live well over 100 times right up to a couple of years ago and believe me they get better every time.
So glad I got to see most of those bands live....The best of the bunch is that Bad Brains video, although I could do without all those "Cool kids" sitting on stage, singing along. That said, I think I was stage side on the video of them at Fenders on the I Against I tour. I wasn't trying to copy HR's moves and singing along though. It was awesome! That Dead Boys video is fierce! Great video, thanks for posting.
Why isn't slaughter and the dogs (cranked up really high) 1977 here? Bad Brains, Blackflag and Fugazi are the best ones for me btw. Thanks for the great video.
The Greatest Punk Shows Ever Filmed 21.11.22 1553pm saw bad brains really late on in it's career... umph!! liked rollins. liked DK... no minor threat? that's the best show ever recorded. maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan..
me and daryl of bad brains wrote a song together while practicing at a rehearsal hall on ave A in east village---great band they were/are
HR smoked us out and inch from dying lol CBGB back stage all the time , those guys shredded evey set
@@superfan311 they possibly might be the most proficient of all the bands
Jazz fusion before the Rasta hard-core took over.. always a great show
Avenue A pretty fun place back in the day till it wasn't
@@superfan311 we rehearsed at a place called A17 i think---do u remember the place called Normal? bar bistro
Many people don't know but there's a punk band called Toy Dolls and they were great live!
Yes they were
Saw them in '82 in Costa Mesa Calif.
Great show!
I know of them because Tony Hawk used to skate to them.
Yes and they had a great guitarist by the name of baz warne who has been in the best live band I've ever seen the stranglers for over 20 years.
The Exploited live at Palm Cove (1983) one of the Best ive seen.
Ramones and The Descendants and The Cramps and Loudwire Rules!!🤘🏿😎🥃 HelllllllllllllllYeaaaaaaahhhhhhh Getcha Pull 🥃-CHEERS 🍻
This video should have been called "random punk-shows from the 70's & 80's".
Dude lol...the ENERGY of Bad Brains...wow.
I was at that Bad Brains show at CB’s. Man to be 16 again!
You lived through that😂
I had a feeling Fear on SNL would be on here...
R.I.P. DH Peligro
"It's great to be in New Jersey" hahahaha
Stranglers at Guilford University was a fantastic gig too.
Totally agree , I was lucky enough to get the whole gig on DVD . They actually done about 5 numbers before hanging around was broadcast live and the stranglers walked off stage after telling the audience to f*** off. I saw the sex pistols live , suzie and the banshee's
The vibrators and the ruts but for me when I first seen the stranglers in 1979 they were honestly the best live band I ever seen. I've been lucky enough to see them live over 100 time right up to a couple of years ago and even today they are superb.
The OG'S of Punk 🤘🏾
Fun fact for those that don’t know Mississippi nights was in downtown st.louis, mo they closed that venue Down years ago. They just made a book about Mississippi nights and listed every show in it.
Bad Brains @ CBGB'S was exactly 40 years ago right now! Merry Christmas! 🎄
You left out the stooges
From the point of view of a punk, in no particular order:
1. At the Drive-In
Really intense show, small venue, never heard of them. They actually jumped off the walls.
2. Hank 3
Stared at the crowd with mixture of fear and determination. Misfits shirt on.
3. Kid Rock
This one surprised me. Great show. Also big surprise was Pennywise. I already had a chip on my shoulder but after they convinced the crowd to storm the stage I was impressed.
4. The Dwarves
Girl got up on stage and flashed us, later she left with the drummer, played for 20 minutes, had someone else's blood on me after the show.
5. Black Sabbath
Ozzy yelled SO LOUD, got on all fours and started jumping up and down. Also, Keith Morris can be loud when he wants to.
Worst shows:
1. Tool
Just a bunch lights n noise.
2. Offspring
Played a benefit but pretended it was about them.
3. Charles River Project
Fuck college.
4. "Sweet Home Arizona Band"
Worse than Charles River Project
5. Any house show in Flagstaff after 2008
That's all I can think of for now.
Edit: I almost forgot GUITAR WOLF!!!
They played harder than anybody I've ever seen. I was actually CONCERNED for the singer. Bassist died of a heart attack a couple years later.
Double edit: Zeke was the loudest!
Flagstaff? I almost bought a ticket to see Melvins there a few months ago. Why do they suck?
@@jawarholol4651 I started going to shows there around '97. The scene was very accepting. By 2006-2008ish the PC movement was in full effect and I described it as social cannibalism (and it only got worse) Still have fond memories of those early days though!
I saw Tool in Hawaii on the 10,000 days tour. They played a clean set that you almost thought wasn’t even them playing. It was cool seeing Kirk Hammett jam with them on Sober though.
@@sstaners1234 glad you enjoyed it 👍
You know what's missing is the audience holding up cellphones
And why isn’t everyone dressed in black shirts with white letters? Where’s the vapes?
Of course. Holding up cellphones is civilization
Circle Jerks should for sure be in the mix.
Corrosion of Conformity 1983 in Richmond VA
Animosity. Great C.O.C album.
if there's one punk band i would love to go back in time to watch live it would deffinatly be the Clash
also even tho they're named fear, didnt seem they were afraid of the fans jumping on stage suddenly XD
Jello Biafra rules 🤘🏼🔥
Only things missing are Green Day at Woodstock 94, Circle Jerks at the House of Blues and Death Grips at SXSW/Boiler Room.
Black flag was a sick show saw them in 86 insane 💥
Minor Threat.
Lux Interior was a mad mad daddy.
Gotta love Old Henry Rollins.
HONOURABLE MENTIONS!
im gonna go and mention the ‘97 Minnesota Misfits show that’s available here on RUclips
The Flipper live footage from ‘80 and ‘81 is also essential viewing imo
Are the Cramps really are a punk band ? The FEAR performance, that's what punk looks and sounds like.
Rip d.h.
That bad brains show at cbgbs yes it captured the band at their peak but the sound is muffled and they never even show Darryl playing. I wish it had better sound nevertheless the set list kicks ass
1987 (!) Descendents sounds just like Pop Punk from the 2000s. Way ahead of their time (altho i dont like pop punk, but if you're one of the first doing it its still really cool)
Their one of the influential bands of Blink 182
all of these are classics
Fugazi set was filmed on a potato
The Greatest Punk Shows Ever Filmed 1556pm 21.11.22 potato is good depending on what yer trynna achieve... not good for concert footage, i concur.. but then again... the early sex pistols/buzzocks gig has it's merits.
The cramps live at the Napa state mental hospital has to be on there
“It’s Alive” is the best live album ever made.
The Cramps 🖤
How is Bad Religion not on this list? The DVDs Along the Way and Big Bang, filmed during the Suffer tour and Against the Grain tour are classics.
Because they shouldn't be on it
@@royjameson2097 Why?
@@albundy8882 no offense, I'm just not a fan of theirs I think they're a talented but I feel like they have more of an alternative rock sound with American Jesus, it's just my opinion and I don't think most of these films can even touch the bad brains Fear or the Dead Kennedy's, they did leave out Minor Threat .. also Social Distortion
@@royjameson2097 Is American Jesus the only song you have heard?
@@albundy8882 LoL no not at all
THE BEST VIDEO OF LOUDWIRE!!!
4:08 sh!t got real
Missing is the Germs segment in The Decline of Western Civilization. And Black Flag's too. In 1984 Black Flag was not playing punk IMO. Also should have included ANY Minor Threat show. Better to have included an earlier Clash show from the 70's. By 1982 they had left punk behind. .The great GBH 's Stoke-on Trent (1983) certainly deserves consideration to. But overall you picked some good ones.
WTF, there's film footage of It's Alive?!?
San Francisco punk scene was awesome including the Vats Rats who squatted an empty beer brewery.
The Vats was a crazy scene. The Tool and Die was my favorite venue though.
@@fivetengarage2867 same here, "Rocket and Rider", we had Vat punk bands and love going to the tool and die!
I remember when almost every show was like these! What happened to my scene?
Grunge happened.
The sex pistols are missing
My thoughts exactly. They were a whole other beast live.
We need a modern punk/hardcore bands best live concerts that keep the spirit alive
The complete absence of the Denny’s Grand Slam is a pure insult to everything punk
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Cbgb dead boys. We ripped the sink out of the funky bathroom. Everyone would piss in the corner or behind the broken down vw in front of the dry cleaners. Some of the most out of control moments. Like a few years later at 369 is OC. Two Samoan bouncers dragging me out by my hair. I miss it all. Punk is.
No GG Allin footage?
Fear on SNL was fucking nuts. The viewers at home weren't ready of that shit. At.ALL.
Rollins looks strung out in that video jeez
Nah, he just looks like 80's Henry.
That was bad ass!
Best show filmed was the cramps at the state mental hospital. Also you forgot the plasmatics(literally any show), minor threat in L.A. at roller works, youth brigade in L.A. benefit for the state of mind tour, reagan youth on cable access, die kruezen cable access, the misfits/necros/negative approach on why be somethin your not, wasted youth and circle one from the slog movie, black flag/X/germs/circle jerks/fear from decline, t.s.o.l.from the urban struggle doc, bad brains in philly(80's) and the at the movies live footage. Lots more.
Yes. Plasmatics!!!! Wendy O. The queen of Punk Rock.
Alright I know someone out there has footage of Ramones and RKL at casa de la raza. We need it up please you’ll save the world
And now they all simp for the establishment.
I always wished I could have seen the Cramps damn it
Thats groovy right haha so wild
You can argue if Bad Brains we're punk or Hardcore all day long.
They were punk rock that turned into a hardcore metal band... They are the Alpha and Omega. From Rock for light and Black Dots also RoIR sessions which are very punk to I against I the most HxC album With the Quickness which has many metal overtones to it
But, why?
Hc is a punk subgenre
Sex Pistols - Live in Dallas 78
The Exploited - Live at the Palm Cove 83
GG Allin & The Murder Junkies - San Antonio 1992
Needs GG Allin
So, no Ramones in Argentina, 60k crazy punks at River plate stadium 1996..... filmed as TV special.
What about the plasmatics?
punk musicians aka bad musicians!
R.I.P. DH
You should check out Token Entry at C.B.'s I think from beneath the streets record release party.