bflo1000 I am an always have been an original Misfits fan, matter of fact I was fortunate to see em in early 80’s ( but now I’m old ) when Doyle first joined the band in Philadelphia two or three times. Never much on Danzig’s other stuff. But hey we all have different opinions & tastes right, and yes it’s a small world out there man, especially in the music industry.
So cal, 80s-90s: Present; Punk, greaser/rockabilly, odd cogg, never did good with authority. "Always hit the biggest motherfucker there." We're the kind of people who don't know a shit load of living folks... But we is who we is.
@@kaedasonata4432 east coast punk right here, early 90's - 2000's. was the outcast, the rebel, always picked on but never ran when they tested me. bless u brothers
Punk = Loser? No idea where that came from. I always though of Punk as rebellion against apathy, the apathy that poisons your mind when you're forced to live a normal life without feeling into it. 13-14 years of tedious drudgery in school, 50-60 years of brutally hard work, maybe consume some products and produce some babies, and die knowing that the sole, ultimate purpose of your entire life was to make other people rich. Punk is about trying to give a fuck anyway, when the normal life that's been shoved up your ass since you were little just doesn't cut it for you. That's how I see it, anyway.
I mixed these guys in Sacramento in the 80's at the Crest Theater. As I recall it was a three band show. (Misfits and ....?) By the time Social D. came on, the place was fucking berserk. Security resorted to night sticks. I had 7 foot tall fill stacks to hit the crowd in front of the stage, and these guys would fight their way onto the stage, a 6 foot rise, scramble up the sides of the amp racks onto the tops of the fill and dive off into the crowd. There was a shitload of blood on the floor by the time THAT show was over. The mosh pit was pretty much the whole main floor. One of the most insane club shows I've ever worked or gigged in. Awesome.
To my fave. Home town boys as you know I am still sending you all the best of luck any Love no matter what comes our way. I'm still waiting to hear and see you boys play some day I am still broken 💔Ed and sad I have not heard you live. I'm still waiting for that time to come my way soon and yes to really get to meet you boys soon. Dear Mr. Ness I was born in Huntington Beach, and you're not far away from me and I am now in Seattle Washington I've been here for over 20 yrs. I do have my heart set to go back home one day. I'm sending you this message with love and prayers to you boys. For the love of God and Rock and roll you boys kick ass 💋💋💋🔥 always.aloha from the home town girl to the home town boys down in OC God's blessings to you all and always Trish 🌹😜 Mr Ness take care of your beautiful family you have earned it you crazy ass mother f 💋💋💋😜🤪
4:03...5:33... they seemed quite into it., as I would have been had I been lucky enought ot be there. The only time I saw them I was stuck up top in a sports arena. Great video of a great show. Don't judge the audience on how the applause was mixed into this soundtrack. I'm sure everyone who was there was very pleased.
I remember now, I started singing this to Marla K Mayfield on the bus and cut off rather quickly. I lost out to a fan of Ho Chi Minh. Rocks. Free ballin'
Chuck Biscuits is a legendary punk drummer if you’ve been paying attention - I think he was the original DOA drummer, played in Black Flag before they broke up, I think he worked for like the Descendants, then Danzig recruited him for the first few albums.
This crossover sound is what MADE them as popular as they are, and didn't fall the same fate as many contemporaries such as Pistols, Misfits, Germs etc...
I'm so glad I don't hurt people in the mosh pit any more. Gawd you should have seen me kicking people at the Primus show, but I'm not like that ant more. I don't want to hurt anyone, and I don't want to get hurt. I'm an old guy these days. Mike Ness and SD are still amazing!
Johnny Cash was a lot more than just a Country singer. That guy was a goddamn outlaw, and one of the first to pave the way for others to come. I generally despise Country, but Johnny was a f*ckin' badass God!
and anyone saying anything about a punk band doing a cover from JC!¡ uhhhhh Hello!!¡ JC did a duet WITH Nelly a black artist and Kid Rock so please educate
Ha ha, by 1:46, I was like "just play the song, cheeseball..." Great cover, always has been, but good lord, that shpiel about the panties was cringe, and half the audience probably couldn't understand him, even with the large number of bilingual Germans.
they play prettywell for young rockers...they really 'sell' their music ...meaning jumping around and stuff. I never did this but would just be as still as possible>>expressionless>>it sold...hence my stage name of Rev. Savage...
Young rockers? Mike Ness is 56 years old and this band was formed in 1978. Of course, this concert was 21 years ago so I guess he was a young rocker at the time.....lol.
geometry~! master jack ring holder ring of fire lets play ball geometry 2/3 spin 1/3 spin z-ero she's nought there up down top bottom strange charm elementary particles
drummer is kickin ass!!!!
I was expecting him to punch a hole in the head of his snare he was hitting so hard.
Everyone gushes over Mike Ness, but it seems to me that the drummer is the real badass in this show :)
Devil's Offspring Chuck Biscuits is the man!
bflo1000 He was the drummer in Samhain correct ????
bflo1000 I am an always have been an original Misfits fan, matter of fact I was fortunate to see em in early 80’s ( but now I’m old ) when Doyle first joined the band in Philadelphia two or three times. Never much on Danzig’s other stuff. But hey we all have different opinions & tastes right, and yes it’s a small world out there man, especially in the music industry.
bflo1000 Sorry ???
bflo1000 No biggie I didn’t even notice, Small shit brother don’t sweat it 👍🏻
Don't mind me.
Just sitting here rockin' my 1990 Ball and Chain tour shirt and banging my head.
That drummer...star
They'll rock from the grave! Just turned 50, still love ' em!
Until my dying days - I will always be a punk...
A loser. A misfit.... A Rebel...
And I stand, PROUD.
You tell, them, Mike...
So cal, 80s-90s: Present; Punk, greaser/rockabilly, odd cogg, never did good with authority. "Always hit the biggest motherfucker there." We're the kind of people who don't know a shit load of living folks... But we is who we is.
@@kaedasonata4432 east coast punk right here, early 90's - 2000's. was the outcast, the rebel, always picked on but never ran when they tested me. bless u brothers
@@kaedasonata4432 k
Punk = Loser?
No idea where that came from. I always though of Punk as rebellion against apathy, the apathy that poisons your mind when you're forced to live a normal life without feeling into it.
13-14 years of tedious drudgery in school, 50-60 years of brutally hard work, maybe consume some products and produce some babies, and die knowing that the sole, ultimate purpose of your entire life was to make other people rich.
Punk is about trying to give a fuck anyway, when the normal life that's been shoved up your ass since you were little just doesn't cut it for you. That's how I see it, anyway.
Fukin pure energy,,, June and Johnny I'm sure approved
Such a great cover
Damn this is solid punk, love Social D so much!
I mixed these guys in Sacramento in the 80's at the Crest Theater. As I recall it was a three band show. (Misfits and ....?) By the time Social D. came on, the place was fucking berserk. Security resorted to night sticks. I had 7 foot tall fill stacks to hit the crowd in front of the stage, and these guys would fight their way onto the stage, a 6 foot rise, scramble up the sides of the amp racks onto the tops of the fill and dive off into the crowd. There was a shitload of blood on the floor by the time THAT show was over. The mosh pit was pretty much the whole main floor. One of the most insane club shows I've ever worked or gigged in. Awesome.
Mike is channeling Elmer Fudd on this one! Love it :)
Ok so it wasn’t me losin my mind, but then again the thought of Elmer bangin out this as he hunts down Bugs Bunny has me stoked!!!
OMG! I was thinking of the Robin Williams imitation of Elmer Fudd! "Firewa!". Sowry folks, that is vaowee terwible of me.
Ness is awesome. That drummer is phenomenal!
Chuck Biscuits. best drummer in punk rock history.
@@shinitaisenpai9057 That means Chuck Biscuits has to get together with Scott Shiflett and start a band one day :)
Drummer is awesome
Chuck Biscuits R.I.P.
Chuck is still with us, just retired from music though for many years.
I Love Love Love Social Distortion!!!¡
The ONE & ONLY, Legendary CHUCK Fuckin BISCUITS bangin’ the Drumset!!
Love Chuck getting two puffs from a cigarette right at the beginning! I somehow never noticed that.
So fucking bad ass. Social Distortion i s one of the greatest underrated bands ever. Ness is phenomenal. July 2019 bitches!!!
these guys are KILLIN it!!!! Saw them in Pontiac Michigan, I Love them!!!!!
Have seen Social D live, but never caught this lineup. Wish I had, with the amazing Chuck Biscuits on drums!
Chuck Biscuits was Glen Danzigs first drummer on his first solo album. Absolute beast on drums.
DOA
Sad part is chuck said he was making more money off of DOA royalties than his entire time with danzig !
Fantastic quality, thank you!
To my fave. Home town boys as you know I am still sending you all the best of luck any Love no matter what comes our way. I'm still waiting to hear and see you boys play some day I am still broken 💔Ed and sad I have not heard you live. I'm still waiting for that time to come my way soon and yes to really get to meet you boys soon. Dear Mr. Ness I was born in Huntington Beach, and you're not far away from me and I am now in Seattle Washington I've been here for over 20 yrs. I do have my heart set to go back home one day. I'm sending you this message with love and prayers to you boys. For the love of God and Rock and roll you boys kick ass 💋💋💋🔥 always.aloha from the home town girl to the home town boys down in OC God's blessings to you all and always Trish 🌹😜 Mr Ness take care of your beautiful family you have earned it you crazy ass mother f 💋💋💋😜🤪
Best version out there
holy moly, they are hammering on this one - they must have been amazing to see live when they were on.
I'm a lifelong Johnny Cash fan and I approve this message.
Actually June wrote this song
This really is incredible, fantastic download, fantastic band, thanks again alternativids.
I love you Social distortion. Ring of Fire written by June Carter, but you rock it !!!
Also written by Merle kilgore not just June Carter
That energy was amazing Man.Cheers :)
Closed circuit of alternate current ;)
Kool s@#t brotha! Thanks Mike for all the great music..
1:48
WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT REALLY GOOD MUSIC IS
"Wuv... is a burnin' thing, and it makes... a fiwey wing..."
Meth
Elmer fudd?
This is such a good song
4:03...5:33... they seemed quite into it., as I would have been had I been lucky enought ot be there. The only time I saw them I was stuck up top in a sports arena. Great video of a great show. Don't judge the audience on how the applause was mixed into this soundtrack. I'm sure everyone who was there was very pleased.
Social D is f***ing epic.
Song was written by June Carter. Johnny only had the idea of the mariachi horns but the same chord progression.
He DID say "written by an outlaw's WIFE..." before his dorky "frauleins in black panties" bit.
what a performance
Alfonso Zambrano - When is any show put on by S.D. not a performance, my friend?
Social distancing? No, I like Social distortion!
fucking right
One has to be socially distorted as all of us here. And not to be socially distanced from all of us here.
Always brothers and sisters 😊
@@lndestr1234 hey there sugar
Estoy escuchando esta canción a todo volumen son las 1:22 am
Oh I love this band and I'm 64
First time I saw em was with this lineup!!!
Thanks Johnny!
Best.Show.Ever.
you were there ?
Did Mike have a mouthful of Novocain? Sounds horrible. Thank god for the stellar drumming at least.
Johnny Cash would approve‼️
June would too! She wrote the song!
I remember now, I started singing this to Marla K Mayfield on the bus and cut off rather quickly. I lost out to a fan of Ho Chi Minh. Rocks. Free ballin'
Ness doing Cash...love it!
I love it ❤️
Johnny Cash' the man in Black' is the fore father of rock and punk music.
Chuck Biscuits is a legendary punk drummer if you’ve been paying attention - I think he was the original DOA drummer, played in Black Flag before they broke up, I think he worked for like the Descendants, then Danzig recruited him for the first few albums.
The Real thing , tuned up and turned loose in Black , A burnin' Ring of Fire !
Love Johnny Cash and social D all too much to decide between the two but gotta say this version is really the shit
Yeah
“That wing of fwiah”. Heh, anyway it rocked.
Seeing them in August!
Go Chuck!
yeeeh, maybe - well, must be, i can't imagine how people could stay calm with a band like that playing in front of them ...
Actually it was June that wrote that song 0:56
Outlaw music is always the best!
Sweet Jesus, the drummer!
This crossover sound is what MADE them as popular as they are, and didn't fall the same fate as many contemporaries such as Pistols, Misfits, Germs etc...
67 and still love Social D enough to get a tattoo of the social D skeleton
the best.
Ma' man fell in a ditch of vodka!!! 😂 still luv em'! p.r. fully
I'm so glad I don't hurt people in the mosh pit any more. Gawd you should have seen me kicking people at the Primus show, but I'm not like that ant more. I don't want to hurt anyone, and I don't want to get hurt. I'm an old guy these days. Mike Ness and SD are still amazing!
Playing with fire movie
At the time, I thought these theatrics were ridiculous (including the audience). But years later, I feel that I was correct.
Dedicated to all of us suffering thru This ring of fire 🏖️
Bring me the head of Evan Dando, hahahahahahahahaha!
Ring of fire huers like a mother
Symbol O
🤘🤘🤘
Anyone understand the “kelly family” reference in the song? Just curious what the controversy was there.
plain awesome mike ness kicks more ass than anyone
Ring of fire june carter cash amen
Just fawkin A !!!!! 🤘🏽
sounds like mikes doing his best tim armstrong impression 90% of the song
brendan burke nope
GOTHAM!
From Country Johnny Cash to Punk Rock Social distiortion Cowpunk Cover.
Johnny Cash was a lot more than just a Country singer. That guy was a goddamn outlaw, and one of the first to pave the way for others to come. I generally despise Country, but Johnny was a f*ckin' badass God!
dude mike ness rules.
chuck biscuits
I mean Tesla :)
J Cash would approve.
HAIL THE MAN IN BLACK!!!
and anyone saying anything about a punk band doing a cover from JC!¡ uhhhhh Hello!!¡ JC did a duet WITH Nelly a black artist and Kid Rock so please educate
I respect all those who back green day up, they don't make fun of America, they make songs about the flaws pretty much lol
Ja mein freund JOHNNY CASH RULES
looks like the palace
I feel like a child
Dig it
Whos the Kelly family hes talking about?
This one: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kelly_Family
Is Dr. Teeth aware that Animal took a break from The Electric Mayhem band?
Johnny Cash, The Real Men In Black, Never Dies
!!!!!!!!!!!
Ha ha, by 1:46, I was like "just play the song, cheeseball..." Great cover, always has been, but good lord, that shpiel about the panties was cringe, and half the audience probably couldn't understand him, even with the large number of bilingual Germans.
Theres no comparison betwen social D and Green day.. is like comparing billy joel with jhony cash.. just saying.. i like green day too anyways
"bownd by ow desire" or was that just me?
Wow...I never been to concert like this....I'd be a little afraid of getting trampled...
Most people as audience have no idea what’s going on
they play prettywell for young rockers...they really 'sell' their music ...meaning jumping around and stuff. I never did this but would just be as still as possible>>expressionless>>it sold...hence my stage name of Rev. Savage...
Young rockers? Mike Ness is 56 years old and this band was formed in 1978. Of course, this concert was 21 years ago so I guess he was a young rocker at the time.....lol.
geometry~! master jack ring holder ring of fire lets play ball geometry 2/3 spin 1/3 spin z-ero she's nought there up down top bottom strange charm elementary particles