Minor Threat - First Demo Tape ( Full Album ) 1753pm 13.5.22 dont care what you say: very very very very fucking competent musicians at such a meagre age. excellent musical skits...
0:00 - Minor Threat 1:36 - Stand Up 2:26 - Seeing Red 3:29 - Bottled Violence 4:25 - Small Man, Big Mouth 5:23 - Straight Edge 6:12 - Guilty Of Being White 7:32 - I Don't Wanna Hear It
WHO WANTS TO HEAR SOME EXTREMELY WELL RECORDED DEMOS THAT REPRESENT THE FIRST STEPS OF ONE OF THE TWO GREATEST HARDCORE BANDS EVER? I knew there would be some of you that answered "Me" Three or four months after forming, Minor Threat went into Inner Ear Studios, located in the basement of Don Zientar's house in Arlington Virginia and recorded their first demo tape. The band set up and played in Don's kids' playroom while he ran a 4-track tapedeck in the adjacent boiler room. And thus history was made. But the story doesn't end there. For reasons now forgotten (songs too slow? not tight enough?) the band decided to return to Inner Ear Studios about a month later to record a second demo tape, and this is the session that was released in June 1981 known as Filler, (The above from the liner notes to the CD.) All of the songs you're hearing now turned up on that first Filler e.p. except Stand Up, from the seminal D.C. compilation Flex Your Head (1982) and Guilty Of Being White which appeared on Minor Threat's second e.p. In My Eyes. (1981) This is the original blazing quarter of Ian MacKaye vocals , Lyle Preslar guitar Brian Baker bass and Jeff Nelson drums. For the most part these demos are quite close to the final record versions. How can you possibly improve upon the musicianship displayed here? Absolutely stunning And to think the band was so young then, the average age being around 19. Brian was even younger. Besides being incredible music, these demos are of tremendous historical importance, documenting the very beginning of one of the world's greatest bands.
My favorite... Pure angst.... When I was 18 in college I saw these guys with Bad Brains & Dag Nasty in St. Louis. An experience I still look back on and smile on at 54
@@offscreen6578 Mister Legs - Mister Legs (Demo) seems to match up to his description, its on his Playlists.Playlist. ruclips.net/p/PLN5BJlW1Ea8SCAyxieyq-vKSobjYAkgok
"Guilty Of Being White" and "I Don't Wanna Hear It" are better on their final version. The other six, otherwise, are much more raw and extremely better here.
That's why I said "funny coming from me". Plus that comment was made a long time ago and I still am a fan of Minor Threat's music. Jaja ya ya understand now? ;)
Is that so bad? I also bought a tape with TSOL and Agent Orange from a Walmart value bin. I really doubt the artists care where you get it from. As long as you are enjoying it. TSOL even said in interviews they don't give a fuck how you get their music. Share it, burn it, put it on a tape. They just want people to hear them.
+Andrew Birmingham .... Those are all great albums, of course... Just seems like a complete corruption of hardcore... Back in the day, these same crap corporations fought to censor the very voices of every independent band and water it down... Ah well... You're right that it's more important people get the message than the company making a buck off it...
why'd they turn off the comments on the other songs, bro? I was about to say some good shit, but i couldn't. fuck me. When the fuck did they steal our right to talk about a Minor Threat song, bro?
You Help Us To Victimize Slavery A Hundred Years Before I Was Born Black Life's Matter Or All Life's Matter? Your Blame Me For Slavery A Hundred Years Before I Was Born Guilty Of Being Right!!!! Bolivia Karajoooo!!!
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one of the best demos I've ever heard.
I think the vocals here are even better than on the album version
Passes for album to me
Minor Threat - First Demo Tape ( Full Album ) 1753pm 13.5.22 dont care what you say: very very very very fucking competent musicians at such a meagre age. excellent musical skits...
Lol looks like Henry is checking his watch
+Jordan's Nyhc 'Yep, time to skank'
Michael Colello ??
Henry Warfield before he was Henry Rollins
henry Garfield, not warfield...
No drink time
0:00 - Minor Threat
1:36 - Stand Up
2:26 - Seeing Red
3:29 - Bottled Violence
4:25 - Small Man, Big Mouth
5:23 - Straight Edge
6:12 - Guilty Of Being White
7:32 - I Don't Wanna Hear It
WHO WANTS TO HEAR SOME EXTREMELY WELL RECORDED DEMOS THAT REPRESENT THE FIRST STEPS OF ONE OF THE TWO GREATEST HARDCORE BANDS EVER? I knew there would be some of you that answered "Me" Three or four months after forming, Minor Threat went into Inner Ear Studios, located in the basement of Don Zientar's house in Arlington Virginia and recorded their first demo tape. The band set up and played in Don's kids' playroom while he ran a 4-track tapedeck in the adjacent boiler room. And thus history was made.
But the story doesn't end there. For reasons now forgotten (songs too slow? not tight enough?) the band decided to return to Inner Ear Studios about a month later to record a second demo tape, and this is the session that was released in June 1981 known as Filler, (The above from the liner notes to the CD.)
All of the songs you're hearing now turned up on that first Filler e.p. except Stand Up, from the seminal D.C. compilation Flex Your Head (1982) and Guilty Of Being White which appeared on Minor Threat's second e.p. In My Eyes. (1981)
This is the original blazing quarter of Ian MacKaye vocals , Lyle Preslar guitar Brian Baker bass and Jeff Nelson drums. For the most part these demos are quite close to the final record versions. How can you possibly improve upon the musicianship displayed here? Absolutely stunning And to think the band was so young then, the average age being around 19. Brian was even younger.
Besides being incredible music, these demos are of tremendous historical importance, documenting the very beginning of one of the world's greatest bands.
Henry "I was there, trust me" Rollins
Lol XD
he was there indeed
@@omnikon_records he sure fucking was
My favorite... Pure angst.... When I was 18 in college I saw these guys with Bad Brains & Dag Nasty in St. Louis. An experience I still look back on and smile on at 54
It,s the timing of the vocals that make MT so fantastic. You should be very proud of yourself Ian McKay. Love from crooked edge Ireland.
Best hardcore punkrock ever!Minor Threat!
Full album = 9 minutes. Gotta love it.
demo
8 songs, 9 minutes
My band released a 4 minute album. But we’re barely music anyway lmao
@@MyNameIsNidos Band name?
@@offscreen6578 Mister Legs - Mister Legs (Demo) seems to match up to his description, its on his Playlists.Playlist.
ruclips.net/p/PLN5BJlW1Ea8SCAyxieyq-vKSobjYAkgok
8 Perfect Punk Songs.
Some of these tracks are more solid than the album release, and nearly same exact quality
Love that Henry is in the background
Me gusta mas este sonido que el del "Complete Discography"
a mí igual
A mi tambien hermano, suena mejor.
Suena más punk; sí típico el comentario pero es verdad
Addicted to this demo .....
I own this demo. Got it yesterday and it was worth it, I savored every moment
Vinyl?
@American Beef Lol no you don't.
The sound is amazing. fucken raw!
Demo? This is better than the actual fucking recording. Cleaner! More precise!
So raw and rasp , proper real music ! Love it 😍
The mighty Minor Threat
short songs and effective lyirics! best combination to enjoy this germ of aggresive young music
"I DONT WANNA HEAR IT!"
Nine minutes of kick ass music
I'm still wondering to this day, why everyone is in such a rush. Great demo!!
Fucking rush*
@@Dman3827 yes, it was Chuck who said that.
Está música refleja la desesperación y frustración de los no alienados. Hay que dar salida a esta situación.
DC Hardcore at his best
Henry Rollins looking at his watch "shit dudes, I gotta go to work..."
Gotta rush back to the ice cream shop!
"Guilty Of Being White" and "I Don't Wanna Hear It" are better on their final version. The other six, otherwise, are much more raw and extremely better here.
One of the best straight edge bands ever. Sounds funny coming from me but this shit is awesome!!! By shit I mean good shit ;)
Jaja your marihuana photo is so Straught edge
Jaja no no, understand your love for this band
That's why I said "funny coming from me". Plus that comment was made a long time ago and I still am a fan of Minor Threat's music. Jaja ya ya understand now? ;)
@@hazeytwistedmind2338 Minor Threat is most of what I listen to🤙
Did anyone else notice that Ian only sings one interval in Minor Threat? Once you notice, you can't miss it.
What does that mean exactly? Like is it a 5th or 3rd or something? Be funny to see the notes laid out musically lol
The song Roundabout by Yes is almost as long as this entire album. 😆
You check out Echoes by Pink Floyd.
Three days... Jane's addiction
@@johndoe-gp1fx if you wanna get real goofy with it, the song dopesmoker is over an hour long
American Hardcore !
Go listen to Minor Threat and call me in the morning. Peace.
1983 i Was 32 years hello ! Ian de Mc Kay
Better than expected
Feeling tired? Even after caffeine? Try this hum dinger of a demonstration audio file.
fucking great. always kept a standard
is it just me or is that henry rollins standin around in the centre of the photo there or have i had too many kahluas
only served "18" years of my time
My intro into minor threat. Thought they were like a one demo at the time i was 7 i had no idea how huge they were in the punk sceen
Music to drive to.
The comments section should have started with: "I don't wanna hear it, all your bullshit"
Masterpiece. 🔞💣
great early recordings
I bought a copy of this at Hot Topic when I was 13. Good stuff.
+Andrew Birmingham Do remember Penguin Feather?
That's a fucking travesty....
Is that so bad? I also bought a tape with TSOL and Agent Orange from a Walmart value bin. I really doubt the artists care where you get it from. As long as you are enjoying it. TSOL even said in interviews they don't give a fuck how you get their music. Share it, burn it, put it on a tape. They just want people to hear them.
+lmprdks1 Nope.
+Andrew Birmingham .... Those are all great albums, of course... Just seems like a complete corruption of hardcore... Back in the day, these same crap corporations fought to censor the very voices of every independent band and water it down... Ah well... You're right that it's more important people get the message than the company making a buck off it...
8 songs in 9 minutes!
Best Band ever IMO
Isso sim e qualidade musical sk8 for minor threat
thats a promise hehe
Perfecto!
Sounds way to good to be a demo.
Flex your head
We're just a Minor Threat.......................................................
Minor Threat is fucking great
They just don't make music like this anymore. And that is a bloody fucking shame!!!!
The demo of minor threat sounds better then the song off of the album
The demo is better than the EP.
NICE PACK
Have This On Digi Pack cardboard Cover. This and There First Print of There Discography.
stopped by my brown carpet floor in brooklyn
Guilty of being RIGHT
why'd they turn off the comments on the other songs, bro? I was about to say some good shit, but i couldn't. fuck me. When the fuck did they steal our right to talk about a Minor Threat song, bro?
what henry doin
yeah
Henry Rollins is checking the time
ok so that didn't rhyme did it. hahahahahahaha.. maybe i'll go sell some pot and try to get a grammy. That would be hardcore, huh?
This is climate control. So fucking good!
Ian McKay is god
nefis
no one cares about straight edge anymore, dude. they just don't care.
HCP OK
Stand up demo sounds very oi
They should play faster 😉 stop singing along 😕
What the fuck is this? Russia?!1!!!!!
Minor threat gets boring quick, and don't even get me started on Fugazi, what a lame band
You Help Us To Victimize Slavery
A Hundred Years Before I Was Born
Black Life's Matter Or All Life's Matter?
Your Blame Me For Slavery
A Hundred Years Before I Was Born
Guilty Of Being Right!!!!
Bolivia Karajoooo!!!
You completely miss the fucking point, dumbshit.
makes me cry
Better and more Simple Times back then
Uhhhhhh… lol
:)
I think that’s Ian’s brother Alec MacKaye checking his watch
thats Henry Rollins mayne