Me too. Thats what metal is about. For example this band is a huge influence in the thrash and grindcore scene even though they are punk oriented. Barney Greenway from Napalm Death is a huge fan.
cool brother,...i'm a punk rocker that also loves metal music too, 80's metal, I grew up with different styles, but I hate rap/hip hop,...yuck.......marius(punk rules).
@@ccbayer Better with Bones, this is Pooch on guitar, no-where near as good. Rainy looks clueless when the bass cuts out, thought i saw a string dangling, not sure.
Their influences ranges from Metallica, Sepultura, Anthrax, to Napalm Death, Death etc, needles to say the countless "Dis" bands. Every damn genre in metal has been influenced by them
Agreed. They took the attitude of the sex pistols, the whole rebellious punks and the political gripes of life in the UK and in general of the clash and really perfected punk. Pure, raw, and zero filler or appeals to the masses, unforgiving and relentless. This is what punk is. There is nothing wrong with a little pop punk, a little cheese or melody, but this really is what punk is, non-commercial, political, angry, and unapologetic.
This is simultaneously one of the greatest and yet worst live performances ever captured on camera. Even when they get lost after the solo in Never Again, they are still such a tight unit. The greatest punk band ever. DBEAT FOREVER
They seem to get lost in all three songs, especially Cal but it doesn't matter, it's fucking magic, one of the most important punk bands of all time. Superb 😎
@alexaiken3779 THE most important punk band compared to DISCHARGE, exploited are a joke & so are the atrocious anti nowhere league what DISCHARGE did was something else altogether
@EvanJones No question, without a doubt! Nothing compares to the total brutality of this band back then. I never got to see them unfortunately. I did see GBH on the Midnight Madness tour. However Discharge rips your heart out and feeds it back to you.
@@yarglouis2466 i wish i could've seen them in their hayday. Im younger than their generation, so i had to catch them in the digital age, but the spirit still resonates! Will never be another band like Discharge!!!!
@@evanjones5664 I'm not sure if they even toured the States back then. GBH and Broken Bones did as I was at both shows (still have pics of BB) but GBH toured via Midnight Madness and Beyond and Bones toured via F.O.A.D so they both came to the States a little later than I expected.
Saw them in Leeds, Bradford, Hull, London dozens of times in their prime. Cal, Rainy, Bones and Gary, classic line up. Am 59 soon and still love listening to them. A truly great band. Saw them somewhere in London one night, Cal walked on stage and said 'this one is that one' pointed to the Never Again backdrop, leaped into the air, landed and puked everywhere. Carried on for the set around the puke. Amazing night.
Sorry, it's pissed o'clock once again and I just watched this again for the first time in years. It reminds me of 1980/81 when I went to a few gigs by them, including the Apocalypse Now gig (which had other bands like the Exploited and Anti-Pasti). Anyhoo, we still had our lives in front of us then, and so when I watch and listen to this stuff now it reminds me of a time when I was relatively care-free and youthful. I miss those times!
+72daystar Oh yes. Good punk requires lots of emotions and most of punk bands do not have enough to make it as good as it can be. They need to feel they make a difference, not only play for some small closed scene. I think after Discharge the window of that opportunity closed.
Top be honest, no one could touch Discharge back in the day, they were awesome live. Saw them live 7 times in the early 80's and twice in the last 12 months. Incredible live band.
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@@ryanten5828 Clearly you haven't listened to a lot of Heavy Metal. It is often more political, definitley more aggressive than punk. Not to mention that there would be no Extreme Metal were it not for GBH and Discharge. The claim to exclusivity for punks is laughable.
@@amixofeverything Its true. its fact. Its objective. Metal is weak, punk is raw. Death metal, speed metal, slam metal, thrash, none of that would exist without punk.
Absolutely brilliant, makes me feel sixteen again, formed a punk band in 81 after listening to Exploited and Disharge, love the way Rainy looks over to Bones in Never Again as if to say ‘are we playing the same song?… we’ve all done it!… it’s called ‘Live Music!!’… Gonna show this to my grandchildren one day….👌
Hey was any of you at the gig where some chap shouted to Cal "hey Cal when are you going on Top of the Pops?" (this was when the Exploited were on with Dead Cities). Cal wacked the guy over the head with the mic-stand flooring the guy and the drums bashed in with their opening song and he just carried on regardless. I'll never forget it.
For as long as we shall live, we'll most likely NEVER get to see a crowd and performance like this..NEVER AGAIN! Dischaaaaaaarge!!! Casey royer brought me here.
Walter and I were the first to distribute Discharge LP in Berlin 1981 . We had ten of them in a box in our "wonhung" !!! Best Punk ever, fastest then all !
Takes me back to when I saw them in 1981 at Digbeth Civic Hall in Birminham. I still love it, though I have more music arrows in my quiver these days from which to chose. Thanks for the upload.
@@lukeholloway7836 that was like a month ago.... and I don't remember saying it.... Luke????...why have you turned off your targeting computer????....R2......see if you can't lock that down..hang on back there....🎄
I seen and partied with these legends back in the early 80’s in L.A. I have to say, it was rather hard to understand them. L.A. U.K. You know what I mean. Best time of my life ! Nuff’ Said.
good memories. seen them in newark palace theatre think it was 1981 .then took my son to see them at the old angel in nottingham. wow nostalga fucking good times.
Damn, I hear everything from punk, thrash, industrial, to speed and beyond, so far ahead of the curve
Me too. Thats what metal is about. For example this band is a huge influence in the thrash and grindcore scene even though they are punk oriented. Barney Greenway from Napalm Death is a huge fan.
I'm a Metalhead and I LOVE Discharge and Punk in general, just as much as I love Metal music.
cool brother,...i'm a punk rocker that also loves metal music too, 80's metal, I grew up with different styles, but I hate rap/hip hop,...yuck.......marius(punk rules).
I was at this one. Discharge, GBH and English Dogs. Great night. Thanks for posting.
English dogs are definitely not brought up enough. Their metal albums are where it's at
are you the barnaby hoofer i know as peter
The pioneers of the extreme spectrum of Rock and Metal.
The first :20 seconds is pure adrenaline. Pure intense fire.
falls apart pretty quickly at the guitar solo :P
Hahahahhahahahha
@@ccbayer I Like It Pure Discharge Style (Noise Not Music)
Hell yeah
@@ccbayer Better with Bones, this is Pooch on guitar, no-where near as good. Rainy looks clueless when the bass cuts out, thought i saw a string dangling, not sure.
Arguably the most important band in non commercial music
Their influences ranges from Metallica, Sepultura, Anthrax, to Napalm Death, Death etc, needles to say the countless "Dis" bands. Every damn genre in metal has been influenced by them
@@stephan8294 they’re honestly as critical to modern music as Hendrix or sabbath are.
Agreed. They took the attitude of the sex pistols, the whole rebellious punks and the political gripes of life in the UK and in general of the clash and really perfected punk. Pure, raw, and zero filler or appeals to the masses, unforgiving and relentless. This is what punk is. There is nothing wrong with a little pop punk, a little cheese or melody, but this really is what punk is, non-commercial, political, angry, and unapologetic.
@@candideggplant1575well stated sir yesss
Not even close. I understand Brits always think they're the most important people ever
"This is just shouting". Exactly! That's why it's so good!
As it SHOULD ... go listen to Dream Theatre , nancy boy .
@@saraivatoledo1842 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂 plus those drums unbelievable noise & furys!!!!!!!
Its amazing that this footage still exists. Shit sounds so much beter than their studio recordings. This is the way it was meant to be heard
buy the 3 lp set live you ll be very happy....................
Long hair treated punk like shit
Why so many albums substandard
I first heard Discharge in 1980, I was totally blown away by the sound they created and the anger in the lyrics, still My favourite Punk band in 2022.
This is how I remember them live.
They left your hair standing straight back.
This is simultaneously one of the greatest and yet worst live performances ever captured on camera. Even when they get lost after the solo in Never Again, they are still such a tight unit. The greatest punk band ever.
DBEAT FOREVER
HARDCORE PUNK
They seem to get lost in all three songs, especially Cal but it doesn't matter, it's fucking magic, one of the most important punk bands of all time. Superb 😎
@alexaiken3779 THE most important punk band compared to DISCHARGE, exploited are a joke & so are the atrocious anti nowhere league what DISCHARGE did was something else altogether
Greatest British punk band ever, sounds as fresh today as it did 31 years ago. They must have influenced 100s of bands around the world.
moonhog01 motorhead gbh and discharge most influential bands is all genres of extreme music from crust punk to black metal
The influence on early extreme metal cannot be fucking understated (Bathory, Celtic Frost, Entombed, Dismember)
The Exploited
they started a whole genre of bands that still copy them til this day and i love it for some reason (d beat)
they influenced the whole bay area thrash scene. i think that says enough.
Man i remember when I first got into this kind of music, it was so exiting. I wish i could rediscover all this sometimes.
Never leave joy,alot of great energy even now you just have to find it,
Probably one of the greatest live Punk recordings on utube, I get goose pimples every time I watch and listen to this.
Two words:
PURE
ENERGY
one of the few bands that define REAL PUNK.
In my opinion the best UK Hardcore-Punk-Rock band and maybe the world. Real, legendary.
I 100% agree. Why, HN, SN, SN kick you in the fucking balls still in 2019.
@@yarg-gray in my opinion, the heaviest/hardest album that's ever been recorded.
@EvanJones No question, without a doubt! Nothing compares to the total brutality of this band back then. I never got to see them unfortunately. I did see GBH on the Midnight Madness tour. However Discharge rips your heart out and feeds it back to you.
@@yarglouis2466 i wish i could've seen them in their hayday. Im younger than their generation, so i had to catch them in the digital age, but the spirit still resonates! Will never be another band like Discharge!!!!
@@evanjones5664 I'm not sure if they even toured the States back then. GBH and Broken Bones did as I was at both shows (still have pics of BB) but GBH toured via Midnight Madness and Beyond and Bones toured via F.O.A.D so they both came to the States a little later than I expected.
Saw them in Leeds, Bradford, Hull, London dozens of times in their prime. Cal, Rainy, Bones and Gary, classic line up. Am 59 soon and still love listening to them. A truly great band. Saw them somewhere in London one night, Cal walked on stage and said 'this one is that one' pointed to the Never Again backdrop, leaped into the air, landed and puked everywhere. Carried on for the set around the puke. Amazing night.
I saw Discharge open for the Misfits (with Glenn Danzig) a few months ago and I wish Discharge sounded like this. Damn you father time!
Discharge is pile of shit now.
@@derekdykeman9160 There is only Rainy and Tez in the band and Tez wasn't even in the bands golden years it was Maloney.
Discharge headlined not opened for the Misfits.
@@elizacoleman5901 Yes I know
Tezz, Bones & Rainy is all what’s left from the original lineup.
Last recording with all four was their 2002 self titled release.
Still makes the hair on my neck stand up!! Brilliant live, the atmosphere was on FIRE!!!
Sorry, it's pissed o'clock once again and I just watched this again for the first time in years. It reminds me of 1980/81 when I went to a few gigs by them, including the Apocalypse Now gig (which had other bands like the Exploited and Anti-Pasti). Anyhoo, we still had our lives in front of us then, and so when I watch and listen to this stuff now it reminds me of a time when I was relatively care-free and youthful. I miss those times!
I went to this concert. I was just a kid at the time. It changed my life...
One of the best bands ever!
+72daystar Oh yes. Good punk requires lots of emotions and most of punk bands do not have enough to make it as good as it can be. They need to feel they make a difference, not only play for some small closed scene. I think after Discharge the window of that opportunity closed.
That window is ever open, we might be surprised at any time.
Top be honest, no one could touch Discharge back in the day, they were awesome live. Saw them live 7 times in the early 80's and twice in the last 12 months. Incredible live band.
Still cant. Crucifix was pretty damn good though!
I agree with you. Wipe out exploited crass gbh ect
This band had a profound impact on future metal, punk and crossover bands!
Yeah me too in manchester
@@Oi325 yes..
We're with me through all my teenage Years😌
Saw them in Portland in 82 after they got stuck at the Canadian border for several weeks. Excellent show.
What happened there?!? Why were they stuck 😲🌍
I would give my left ball just to time travel and be there
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Punk for Metalheads
Naw.
Just punk for punx.
No wizard and ghoul shit here.
@@ryanten5828 Clearly you haven't listened to a lot of Heavy Metal. It is often more political, definitley more aggressive than punk. Not to mention that there would be no Extreme Metal were it not for GBH and Discharge. The claim to exclusivity for punks is laughable.
@@amixofeverythingyeah, metal wouldn’t be shit without lifting stuff from punk bands like discharge, GBH, lol.
@@dgsta8914 Ha! Oh, you're being serious. Let me laugh even harder. HA!
@@amixofeverything Its true. its fact. Its objective. Metal is weak, punk is raw. Death metal, speed metal, slam metal, thrash, none of that would exist without punk.
Discharge changed my style of playing and lyrics forever when I first heard them 37 years ago. Still my favorite.
Absolutely brilliant, makes me feel sixteen again, formed a punk band in 81 after listening to Exploited and Disharge, love the way Rainy looks over to Bones in Never Again as if to say ‘are we playing the same song?… we’ve all done it!… it’s called ‘Live Music!!’…
Gonna show this to my grandchildren one day….👌
This video has one of the most high energy intros ever! Love hearing & seeing the stage presense!
The Originals and the best proper hardcore Punk with something worthwhile to say
Discharge, Charged G.B.H. and The Exploited.
Jimmy Gray Also Disorder, Chaos Uk
Subhumanz?
@@iliasgkalgkanopoulos8397 Very excellent punk bands.
@@creekandseminole It's been a while since I've listened to Subhumanz. Gotta get back to blasting Subhumanz.
@@jimmygray4525 I got to see them and Citizen Fish. Good show
this shit never gets old
I would not change my youth for anything, I experienced so many great bands!
Cal - Hardcore Legend!!!! Best hardcore singer ever!
Hey was any of you at the gig where some chap shouted to Cal "hey Cal when are you going on Top of the Pops?" (this was when the Exploited were on with Dead Cities). Cal wacked the guy over the head with the mic-stand flooring the guy and the drums bashed in with their opening song and he just carried on regardless. I'll never forget it.
aristotle358 Hahaha! That's an awesome story, was Cal already showing his glams leaning at that time?
***** No. It was as hard-core as this.
The Best band in the World.
The real style punk Hard core, forever punk.
I like the fact when cal goes off beat, you can tell he don't give a fuck. Great band
Under rated one of the greatest punk bands
Motorhead, Discharge, Black Flag the Templates. Thanks guys for saving lives.
wow is all I can say ....it has been so long since I have heard them, still have them on vinly....still great now!
Respect to Gary Discharges best drummer
DISCHARGE ARE THEE BEST BAND TO EVER PLAY THIS BEAUTFUL MUSIC CALLED HARDCORE PUNK EVERY HARDCORE & THRASH ACT I LOVE CARRIES DISCHARGE IN THEIR DNA
still one of the loudests
band i saw then right next to the speakers, chucked around all over the place, ended up on the stage, malvern winter gardens
Aaahhhgghhhggggrrrrr!!!!!! It's pissed-o'clock and I just can't get enough of this great blast from the past.
17 years when HNSNSN came out , time of my life, still listen to the early stuff, and have em all. Guarantee one of top 5 records all in one.
Fabuleux et toujours fabuleux
It seems that my body will explode listening this!!!
I feel an AMAZING adrenalin!!!
For as long as we shall live, we'll most likely NEVER get to see a crowd and performance like this..NEVER AGAIN! Dischaaaaaaarge!!! Casey royer brought me here.
You can't beat the original Discharge
My work inspired by this.
I adored this shit in the 80s. Still do.
never forget this ones!!!
h.m.
Walter and I were the first to distribute Discharge LP in Berlin 1981 . We had ten of them in a box in our "wonhung" !!! Best Punk ever, fastest then all !
One of the most incredible I have ever seen!
LONG LIVE DISCHARGE👊💥❤
Metal punks forever!!!!
Just how i remember them great days
Takes me back to when I saw them in 1981 at Digbeth Civic Hall in Birminham. I still love it, though I have more music arrows in my quiver these days from which to chose. Thanks for the upload.
The band that united Punks and Metalheads. Much respect.
The Best Ever...
I see how James Hetfield was inspired by these guys. You can tell with their albums with Cliff. There guys are bad ass. Punk and metal. Love it.
It reminds of.... my youthful thoughts....
Likewise
@@lukeholloway7836 that was like a month ago.... and I don't remember saying it.... Luke????...why have you turned off your targeting computer????....R2......see if you can't lock that down..hang on back there....🎄
simply the best
what a drummer!
BRUTAL
amazing band back in the day
Best band in the world!
I seen and partied with these legends back in the early 80’s in L.A. I have to say, it was rather hard to understand them. L.A. U.K. You know what I mean. Best time of my life ! Nuff’ Said.
I was there... 😎
Masterpieces.
Wow! Im from Stoke and I was at that concert!!!!!
Best band. And from Stoke duck
Nothing like original Discharge ever
My first punk gig, saw them in 81...
use to stay up late a listen to this on the radio and be tired for school
Omg I was there.
This band contributed to my tinnitis
good memories. seen them in newark palace theatre think it was 1981 .then took my son to see them at the old angel in nottingham. wow nostalga fucking good times.
Legends
still going strong after all these years - as powerful now as they were way back when
Thank you so much for posting this! NEVER AGAIN!
Utterly amazing video, the energy in it is making me want to jump up and pogo
Great footage!!!
Moe
First time I’ve heard these guys Good musicians
Fantastic
The confused look on rainys face when they unplug his bass at the end 😂
That drummer!
Best years of our lives, danka.
The music of 20th century
Discharge do caralho porrada igual o grandioso exploited e G.b.h
Un de mes groupes préféré de ma jeunesse
BELLISSIMO ....Great band !!
How many punk and metal bands got inspired by this back in those days they had a sound one had
Got to see them somewhere in the NE in the early 80's with a band called Vex
HOLY SHIT! This is awesome!!!
The Story, The Legend...
Classic....still relevant...Discharge rule.
Timothy Buehler