Take Warning - OPERATION IVY
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Listen up
Oh, take warning, take warning
Really gotta take warning
Stand by your friends, wrong or right
Can't call that justice when its just a stupid excuse to fight
Single out and attack
the ones who got no defense
You call that a new way of thinking
I call it regression to ignorance
Take warning, take warning
Take warning, take warning
There's a new generation coming
And we really gotta stand up to them
Take warning, take warning
Nobody's got a thing against you
Unless you've got something to prove
We don't need no new set of standards
We don't need a new set of rules
Heard all that shit before
About stomping out any difference
We say stand together!
not to fight just to exist
Take warning, take warning
Take warning, take warning
Intimidation coming
And we really gotta say no to them
Take warning, take warning
Enough is enough is enough
Why don't you just ease up
I saw another beat down last night, take warning
Who's the next to hit the ground tonight, take warning
Take warning
Take warning, take warning
Take warning, take warning
Intimidation coming
And we really gotta say no to them
Take warning, take warning
This band will forever remain classic and stand the test of time. Glad to see a new generation of people that appreciates their music.
And here we are 10 years later still bumping it
Sadly in today's world music fuckin sucks it hard only a handful of good bands and even fewer good songs left 😕
But I thought we had to stand up to the new generation?
Tim did some good work with The Transplants.
yo 11 years later, as my son would say, busssssssin! lol
This is why I love punk rock. short, sweet, and to the point.
I honestly think buddy Holly and the crickets were the VERY beginning of Punk and surf rock. Buddy's songs are under 4 mins, odd tempo changes.... just giving my opinion. it's sad I knew bout Rancid before OP IVY
@@PhillyChangSteak nah
Cause Rancid is STILL awesome!!!
A HS friend who has since passed showed this to me in 9th grade english, 2003. A true punk, through and through. RIP Axel
One of the best underrated bands of all time
This is one of those songs that I wish would never end...
I'ma die..
Same g song
Yes
Take warning: it's very catchy
I wish that too but you can't everything in life young folks I want you to learn that even thought u want to live forever you gotta end somewhere let me reach you how to build a bike I want to help you out but I'm just an old bard owl that needs help around the house so if you could help me like the grandson I should be blessed to have
First Operation Ivy song I'm listening to. This is some good and catchy shit
+Queen of Loserville (Karylle Alamon) A great band, maybe look at the Descendants next.
+Queen of Loserville (Karylle Alamon) great album give the whole album a listen then the formation of rancid lol mr tim armstrong
+Queen of Loserville (Karylle Alamon) The Nerve Agents, Bad Brains. It's worth it.
The whole ablum is incredible! I highly recommend checking it out. Or at least their songs Knowledge and The Crowd. My personal favorites from it along with this lol
Read your reply, checked out Decendants, love em, thank you kindly, and fuck you ;).
Operation Ivy was an American punk rock band from Berkeley, California formed in May 1987. The band was stylistically important as one of the first bands to mix the elements of hardcore punk and ska into a new amalgam called ska punk and was critical to the emergence of Lookout Records and the so-called "East Bay Sound."
I wonder what they think of UC Berkeley now since this song is pretty much against everything that liberal college has become.
Cool
Pretty sure this was about racist skinheads
Billie joe Armstrong cited this band as his first Major influence to get into punk music subsequently making him form Green Day and revitalizing the punk scene in America
@@preston1614 LOL who's to say they were college student??
For those that don't know, Billy Joe was friends with tim and some of the guys from op ivy. After Rancid's first self titled album they asked Billy join and he had to respectfully decline, choosing to stick with Green Day and see where it goes. This is when Lars was recruited. Radio off of Rancid's "Let's Go" Album was co-written by Billy Joe, there's a demo of tims original version and it was like a totally different song.
Old news amigo. But thanks.
Wow whatta cool story
@@gabew6181 not me ya Ass Plug. News to me
Billie did even co write the song radio
@@krikke201 younger me knew it all lol. Check out the wiki for radio radio radio EP by rancid.
you call that a new way of thinking...i call it REGRESSION TO IGNORANCE!
Literally the line that sums up what political correctness is IMO
Exactly!!
@@metallistener340 dumbass lmfao. it's about racist punks
2023 calling. Who is here with me? Rocking Op Ivy now 24 years. I was 7-9 years when they formed and played. Definitely the most important band in my life. I have a signed Jesse Michaels'painting of op ivy performing my bro got me for Christmas when i hit rock bottom with alcohol in 2018. Its my most favorite possession. Peace yall, hope this band changed your life like it has for me.
Wouldn't say this band changed my life but certainly helped point my musical taste in a new direction, first heard this band in early 2000s from a guy I met in high school from Chile, the guy was nuts and a real punk, my fondest memory of him was grabbing a 6ft footy dude in a headlock and jumping down 13 stairs with him and landing on him
My God this album is still amazing over two decades after it came out. LOVE it!
Actually now more than three decades and still rockin' with the Hedgecore Sound System!!!
Checking in from 2022. Hope you're still here and correct.
Pp
Yes Hedgecore I remember @Aaron Ihinger
3 decades my friend
I brush my teeth to this shit
with whiskey and a cig burning
Cavities: Take Warning.
gasmaskboi19371945
O'Shea Gallagher Me too lol
+gasmaskboi19371945 Oh, you.
I just wanna thank Faith and Luck to make me discover this once obscure band, in an obscure town in 1992. My life has never been the same since.
check out common rider
Sick before rancid
I loved this band happy everyone still listens ❤❤❤
Still remember jamming out with friends covering this back in highschool. This was our compass and the standard and friking fun as hell to play. Love these fellas for putting this out there.
soudtrack of my youth! Respect.
MrSuurmusi same bro, this was the first song I knew the words to
same
This will FOREVER be my #1 highschool anthem F****N Classic 😎🤘🤘🤘
This song is so good to the soul. To fall back to songs like this this that aspire peace and awareness.
Such a hypnotic beat. It expresses the human spirit.
I was a 16 yr old metalhead when my girlfriend at the time handed me this CD and I fell in love with it and played it on repeat for months. I don't know how they reach the soul but they do and always will and I'm grateful for it ...
2019 and this will forever be my jam.
Favorite punk/ska album ever. Great from front to back.
GREAT band. ive been listening to the since I was 15 (20 now) and they never get old
Been listening to them for half your life now
@@ibgh0549 well he’s been listening for ~15 years now
A girl died of laughter of me skanking
+SamuraiTacos a girl said she liked ska and I was like "OP IVY" and she was like "who?" so basically same thing
ha ha lol
RIP random girl; that means you were doing it right.
ha ha yes sadly we didn't last long as a couple some day ill find my rude girl or a gf lol im a nerd
When a guy can skank, that's hot asf. Wtf was with that girl
This is my first operation ivy song iv ever heard, grungy, sweet , harmonic, beautiful wow im in love DOPE AF LETS GO!!!
this always just slams a smile on my face, nostalgia vibes are something else
dang these guys are like the clash. glad I found them.
Blessed I am, To be able to see this band live!
I'm 28. I dress comfortably (hoodies, jeans, tennis shoes, etc.). I still enjoy Dookie/Kerplunk (from Green Day), Rancid, NOFX, Descendants and labels like Fat Wreck, Epitaph, Hopeless, etc. and even listen to everything else from bluegrass, electronic, oldschool hip-hop and newschool indie hip-hop. None of that defines whether I'm "punk" or not, though. The fact that I love the scene, the people, and the music--that's what makes a punk. To quote The Minutemen: "Punk rock changed our lives."
digthatfunk not defining your self as punk is the most punk thing you can do
Still here in 2020. Will be here in 2030,40,50,60 and beyond. Op Ivy for life.
Came here from a comment on the song Gouge away by the Pixies. Thank you random stranger with great taste in music
Offspring were from LA and gang violence in LA was really bad.
Punk in the 80's and 90's was very socially aware. Kids with weapons was already starting to be a problem.
I've always watched your movie reactions but now you're vibing out to my teen punk rockers and I'm here for it.
The thing that's so great about punk is that there's so much variety. You could go to a show at The Phoenix theater and hear Primus, Operation Ivy and Metallica. Three totally different sounds and vibes!
Have you guys done any No Doubt or The Specials yet?
I'll tell ya,, as a drummer I see so much potential in this. I imagine you used a midi or drum machine to do the drum tracks and I Wil say you did a fantastic job of not overwhelming the track and letting the bass and guitar and lyrics come through. A nice snare and cymbal set with a Tom or 2, a sound pad to get that snare with the reverb and echo sound and a nice clean bass drum and this shit is Poppin. I saw you were potentially looking to hold auditions for your backing band and I would love to take part only I'm in Massachusetts. But let me say you have immense talent and a backing band is what you need but you need people that know their place, understand what you are doing and aren't looking to gain the wrong type of credit and do just what your asking BACK YOU. The music, the lyrics the truth the love and style in which you write is just phenomenal. I been pushing your music on social media best I can and I believe in you brotha.
❤Shaun Von Rose
the drums aren't from a drum machine, it's live drums.
I was like 12 listening to this album im 42 now..still love it
Welcome to Jamaica 🇯🇲 Rude boiz!
✨️
Listening in 2021, looking back my teenage yrs. in the 90s I miss it. Not being young, just the “times” Was simple, even the nineties. Look at us now. Stupidity at its finest.
I remember when my brother showed me this band and a bunch more and I was so happy that he did it was when I was 10 and it's gooooood mussacc
This band's music ages well!
Man OLD SCHOOL!!!! LOVE it!!!! Op Ivy was before Rancid, and Op Ivy is more ska than anything mixed with a lil bit of punk but this is some good stuff!!!!! This was 80's-90's punk/ska.... not that hardcore crap now that's metal....
One of my favorite songs growing up glad to hear
I like how all the comments on every punk video are just arguments.
I love punk music and all, but punks and the internet don't mix.
It's quite alright
how is this not 1 million + views.... awesome album.
It has 1.6 million now
Dat California punk scene in the 80's was huge. So many great bands came out of there.
citizen fish operation ivy and choking victim ones of the best bands ever
These lyrics are words to live by.
Old school. If I mention this band nobody has ever heard of them. Then I play them and they’re onboard.
great music defies the limits of a genre. operation ivy is one of them. plus they had something to say with the lyrics. needless to say I started skating in the mid 80's and still do some not that it matters to anybody but me and recently to some children 1/4 of my age who for some strange reason liked what they saw in my skating and started skating. very humbling for sure
Just as relevant as it ever was. Im glad bands like this helped mold my social views. Im glad I looked up to those who believed in unity and goodness. At 38 I see so many of my piers who hgave turned to the darkside and its depressing.
Punk is a way of life. You either live it and bleed it, or you will never understand it..
reminds me of freshman year :) great times, great track, great band man
my favourite ever ska punk track - -it's beautiful and sounds like the clash
Mark Isaac listen to 1st wave ska, real ska not this shite
its ska punk, there is a difference
Mark Isaac the difference is, it's shit
ill-fated worldview I Adolf? Mate I'm a fucking Trojan Skinhead not a fuckin nazi cunt that listens to this shit, 1st wave 2nd wave ska is best this is just cringy American shite
SkinheadBMX 2003 I don't know what a Trojan skinhead is...just don't like racism, I live in America, the melting pot of culture is be a fool to think otherwise. so please excuse the insult, I thought skinheads are well skinheads, having never taken the time to learn the difference.
Still rockin' in 2019.
Jesse Michaels said yesterday (January 5th 2022) he wouldn't rule out a reunion as they was not really speaking before (not bad blood just each of them doing thier own thing) but are now. Lets hope😉.
Jesse Pinkman singing
😂❤
@CVcivilrights (part 2) movement in europe. Those bands were signed to a label called 2-tone records, and the genre became 2-tone. Later, in the early 80s, bands like the toasters, bosstones, and others 80's ska bands made new ska music, based of reggae and 2-tone. many bands copied them and that became the third wave. Ska is like the chicken, and reggae is like the egg. if the egg came first, nothing could have raised the baby. Ska was first.
rocksteady also came between ska and reggae, js.
actually ive been listening to both for more than a decade;
you are right and ill admit i was wrong, because i meant to say social d and not black flag.
Anyway, op ivy is still a quasi-hardcore punk band and i think they would at least say black flag was an inspiration.
But i am right about jesse stating he was going for a clash/social d sound
i just got the latter confused with black flag.
Lagu andalan gw waktu maen lagu SKA sekarang Anak 2, edazzz lama beuuuttt....
Thanks for being part of ma throwback yaaaaa
Who's here 2024 😊
I’m her bro 2024 🍺
@@solosmoker420Cheers!!
Timeless.
.....
Take ⚠️ WarninG! America 🇺🇸 is ran by robotic liars ...
Right here 2024 and beyond!
I dont care what you say about what punk really is, or what you have to be like to be punk or any of that shit. This is a badass track.
This song stays timeless
Im one of the only young teens Who Still enjoys Operation ivy,Citizenfish and Subhumans.. one of my friends said she likes punk and has never heard of Any think like Subhumans or anything.. i knew it was strange at first then i showed her these bands and said she didn't like these bands and said Asking Alexandra was punk UGHH and now People think this is crap and like to hear noises made out of a Computer and say they have talent -_- Operation Ivy forever!
Listen to it on 1.5 speed, thats some catchy shit.
incredible.
WHAT THIS IS AWSOME
TalkShit_GetHit I almost shit my pants
TalkShit_GetHit damn!! that IS awesome. thanx bro ;)
Any way to do that on an iPhone? :/
My sister said I was a loser because I listen to Op Ivy. Let's just say she can't count to three anymore.
Best Alternative-Indie song ever!!!
ska*
@Greg509 hey!! im young and love all of the bands you mentioned! i also love emo, screamo, hardcore, post-hardcore, goth-rock, punk, ska-punk, and TONS more genres. THANK YOU for making a point! op ivy forever!!!
First punk song I ever heard, indirectly through a friend playin' it at a jam session, changed my life =D
this my shit!! love op ivy!!
It's message is no matter what era it is, this country will never rid themselves from neo nazis. Always Take Warning
Can't call that justice when its just a stupid excuse to fight
Single out and attack
the ones who got no defense
You call that a new way of thinking
I call it regression to ignorance
The bigger threat is antifa.
@@kungfujones1 I'm referring to a lot of people on this thread that consider this band and their music glorifying neo nazis which they are not. You can put your regurgitated "antifa" that has been fed to you to your ignorant self.
Op Ivy was Green Day's biggest influence. Can't remember who, but someone from Op Ivy did the artwork for Green Day's "1039 Smoothed Out/Slappy Hours."
His newest band is named Classics of Love, taken from the Common Rider song of course. They've got a great sound!
Ohh Lint...how I love everything you put out...wish there was more put out by these guys though... it's just one of those albums you can listen to with out skipping one track
That's how you listen to a album man
i see a lot of the clash in this
actually, if you watch pogo paradise, jesse michael's and the owner and many other people who went to the gilman street venue (cant remember what its called) said that green day were one of the best bands that played, whether it was when they started as sweet children or changed their name, they were loved. the only haters back then had nothing to do with selling out or any of that bs. all the hate came later when they sold 3 million records, thats when people called them sell outs or hated them
Spread Eagle. Leicester. Constantly on the free jukebox.
I never understood people who argue over if a certain band is good or if they suck. Listen to what you enjoy and let everyone else do the same. Simple. Green Day started out as punk, they may or may not still be called punk but it doesn't matter to me. I'm not asking myself if a band is punk or not I'm asking myself if their music is enjoyable.
Millencolin, Descendants, NOFX, and so many great bands that get no coverage compared to the shit songs that constantly loop on all radio stations. Rock on \m/
This song is great. Unlike my ex- who liked this band.
I come back to this song.... Unlike my ex... Who wants to come back to me.
To those with questionable lovers... Take Warning.
If you are listening and under 16, congratulations… you are awesome!!!
Mr g great teacher thumbs up
Take warning 2021.
Been my go to since i was like 12
"There's a new generation coming, we have to stand up to them.
Just make this song sound like a trap beat nursery rhyme and this song could be a theme song for the present day.
@@rubenchico4931 shit in my mouth all you want, but it sounds if you gave a horse vocal lessons
Some kid from highschool recommended me these guys way back then. Wonder where he's at now
@Simonkingston182 Yes, he was "Lint" Tim and Matt were both in Op Ivy
Operation ivy still onea the coolest punk bands 👍
I Love this song.
Just subjected my kids to some Op Ivy. Pretty timeless $&@#!!!
Oh to be young again.
This is exactly what we are dealing with, in this moment, #TAKEWARNING
For real
I still remember the say I picked up this album when it came out back in '91 and it just blew me away. Still play it today! LOVE IT!!
It came out in 1989 tho
Nah man, he formed a new band called Classics of Love! They're pretty cool, I prefer Common Rider though.
I still love this song.
Haha, awesome, just popped on over for a listen to this song because it had been a while, and I see that I've got the top comment, and it's actually for something not inane! Cool little surprise.
Ty, Jose. I needed that.
You're welcome?
2022 and still listening...just fun.
rancid and buccaneer bruk out ! listen to that beauty ska anthem oi oi
hmm
hmm yeah
Great comment. I remember being about 15 or 16 (I'm 28 now) and being in the thrift store trying to find the most "punky" clothing I could find , when it hit me. It was a fashion, I was TRYING to be something and fit into a group, where the very first message and or unwritten rule of the movement was to not Try to fit in. The punk scene and or movement is a state of mind, or an attitude, Whos more punk or not is and has always been, and will always be punk rock's mortal enemy. Keep on rockin
Who cares who's a punk or not? just listen to the music.
I care
Dated a chick once went back to her house and it was so fucking disgusting and filthy. She told me I wasn't punk because of that. I was like dude wtf makes these rules lol.
Andy Mmmm.. crusty
Punks have some strict set of rules for something that said fuck rules.
this is ska and i love ska and i love this band and ska
Not ska but early punk
Oriontrollsftw2
This is not early punk.
Oriontrollsftw2 Early Punk? What are you fuckin smokin
It's pretty much the start of Ska-core, which is the mix of Ska and Hardcore Punk. And might I say, they did it beautifully.
You are all wrong, Op ivy was one of the founding bands of Ska punk. along with The Bosstones. Ska core was a later subgenre of ska punk.