Ian MacKaye speaking about Skateboarding
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2013
- Ian MacKaye spoke at the Library of Congress on personal digital archiving and the need to educate creators and users in ways to steward our digital cultural heritage. The full speech is on the Library of Congress website. This is the part when he spoke about how skateboarding influenced his ways of thinking early in life.
Speaker Biography: As both performer and producer, MacKaye has documented music coming out of the Washington, D.C. underground for the past 30 years. MacKaye founded Dischord Records as a teenager in 1980 with partner Jeff Nelson. Their original intent was simply to release a single to document their recently defunct band, The Teen Idles. The label has since gone on to release music from more than 60 bands, with more than 160 albums during the past 25 years. In the process, the label performed a citizen-archivist role, documenting Washington-area music in many forms and catalyzing cultural activity and community-building in the nation's capital and around the world. I don't own the copyright to this video. Cam Carrithers at Sidewalk Digital Media
I was born 1991, I got into punkrock and skateboarding 2002.. still the same after all these years. and thank you Ian MacKaye for EVERYTHING. ✌🏽
Hes right... I havent skated in years and still scope out spots.
Still skating bro?
yeah, that´s how it is! it´s like a language u cant unlearn...
Yeah man its weird im 40 now and skated with all my freinds up till maybe early 30s and i still walk by ledges and look too see if there waxed or sets of stairs wondering has anyone attempted this set yet lol
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My idol as a child my favorite singer/activist/speaker
Hey, you took those words, right out of my mind!
Real punks have no idols
@@pulledtriggerah shut up man.
Skateboarding have so much in common with Photography in that case
Never truer words spoken. He knows what he is talking about. Great thought on life.
punk rock music and skateboard=fuckin coolio shit!
Punk rock for breakfast and skating for lunch and graffiti for dinner that is it bros
ian explaining spot hunting to non skaters
ruclips.net/video/14L9zvjVRmA/видео.html and he explaining the meaning of punk
The Truth!!!
I thought he was getting to something revelatory there for a sec! Anyway always love hearing him waffle
nice
Live to skate. Skate to die.
I still keep my wallet on the left (goofy foot) and step over puddles instead of in them
Yes,thats It man....thanks man👀🤘🇪🇸
What happened to you!?You're not the same! There's something in your head!
Alright then!! Back to some minor threat!!
ARAD congressman
I sure hope he's down for skating, God only knows how many songs he personally wrote that made their way into skate videos lol
Did you not watch the clip? Lol
Better yet, what's your favorite skate video that used a song by Minor Threat, Fugazi, or Embrace? And yes I did watch, Ian is a bona fide skate rat lol
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LIBRAL!
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Minor threat
Idk...he tries too hard
As I get older I agree with you. In 86 and around then the was one of my favorites. I still have the albums and 45's but I watch these and yes he does try too hard to be that "i'm different guy
He’s way over analyzing skate boarding lol. Not all skaters are so pretentious. It’s indeed a sport, just a newer one.
@@RamManNo1 there's no possible way to overanalyze Skateboarding.
He's right and he's wrong. Ian is a legend. But the thing about Skateboarding is it's a sport like no other. It brings more people together because it's not based on competition.