PUNK IN DRUBLIC DOCUMENTARY
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2022
- Punk in Drublic was designed by NOFX front man Fat Mike. He paired craft beer and punk scene heavyweights NOFX, Bad Religion, Pennywise, Rancid, The Offspring, Descendents, Less Than Jake, and The Interrupters, to create an unparalleled live music experience. The documentary tells the story of the touring festival through its first three years. The film is built around exclusive interviews, backstage footage, and live performances. It also delves into the impact and repercussions of the controversial joke that threatened the festival’s existence.
A little word from the director Alfredo M. R. Vicente:
Punk Rock has always been about doing it yourself. The attitude of creating bands and the lifestyle they wanted, even if musical talent, by the hour, was not the first characteristic.
The precursor bands of the '70s influenced the beginning of many other bands of the same style, and they were born, passed through the '80s, without money, sometimes without an audience, without perspective, but the love for music was always there. Some bands survived and got to the '90s, and they created an independent way of showing how much they had evolved musically. Globalization made it possible, and they managed to reach almost every corner of the world. Many bands from the '90s created a huge impact on many different scenes around the globe. And here comes the internet, and now you know, access to information is within reach of the majority. And these same people who have gone through the entire process of movement from the beginning till now realized that, in fact, we do not need the intermediary. We make the music, the style, the clothes, the beers, organize our own festivals or even documentaries.
This documentary was possible by partnering with Punk Rock TV and Stage Dive Films. It was made with independent resources and a lot of passion for this music style, and it was an absolute dream for me to have the opportunity to follow my heroes and my favorite bands.
If you watched and liked and wanna help us to keep doing stuff like this, and a possible continuation of this Documentary, please access www.punkrocktv.com and subscribe or follow us on Instagram: @_punkrocktv."
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Whoa! I was at the Ohio show June 1-3, when Rancid was playing Maxwell Murder end of the second night, I got the call that my mom died and scream cried while rancid played in the background.
Spent the night in an empty field away from camp crying hysterically and despite everything, random punks heard me crying and came and talked to me and gave me so much support. In fact that whole event it was nothing but punks helping each other out, making friends, having the best time. Not one single fight, nothing but good old punk rock love. I will absolutely never forget that fest, the amazing performers, the friends I made from that fest, and losing my mom.
I keep scanning the footage to see if I can see my friend Ruby who passed away since that show, or my other friends but I have so much of this show on my phone but the doco sounds so much better lol
This was such a mix of emotions watching this, I loved evert second.
Never been to another fest that was half as much fun. Even the smelly couch at the entrance LMAO still got picks with me and my friends being stupid on it. Man, just the best memories fucking ever.
Punk rock is the fucking everything.
Big love to all you beautiful bastards!! ❤️❤️❤️
That’s brutal. Hope that heart is a little lighter from time.
Sorry for your loss.
Matt Freeman doing the Maxwell Murder Bass Solo is just out of this world. Such an underrated Musician. Much love & respect.
Loved him with Social D
He is one of the best bass players to walk the earth
Went to the show in Portland Oregon…the Portland meadows…Best interaction with a celebrity. Mike even took our tickets at the door…in a dress. He played badminton with us…signed my decline record and my limited edition poster they gave out…they even let us sit on stage with a 50 piece orchestra band…they even played the whole decline…NoFx did beyond what they had to do…they are the really for the fans…thank you mike for all the great memories with you
I think I may have gone to that show
@@aWhimTested I for sure went to that show, and I saw Fat Mike playing badminton, even though I was in the pleb section and not the VIP section.
they played the whole decline?!? damnit! wish I would have been there. thinking of moving to Tacoma so the opportunities will be more abundant than here in the southeast
Yes the whole song with a 50 piece oristra band and i was on stage the whole time
@@brankearns3438 move to Tacoma. Not the south side. Find a place north of 6th Ave. It's a awesome place to live.
I just found out I’m going to the Fort Worth Punk in Drublic April 6 2024 and my mind is blown. I can’t wait. I thought I missed NOFX’s last show when I couldn’t go to Austin in 2023. I can’t believe how lucky I am and I can’t wait!
Best 1.5h I've spent in a long time. This really went straight into the heart - especially the words from Bad Religion. Best band in the universe.
yes have seen them on two concerts-later on they just played on big events and so did for me!
All these guys are awesome
Such a genius with his lyrics.. 👍🏼
The mix between documentary footage and interviews to the live show footage is perfect!
I love this documentary. They play full songs not just clips. Hellz yes!!! I miss the 80's!!
90's actually
These are more of 90s mundane bands except Descendants of course..Every album of the rest sound the same as the last, same tempo and whiney vocals. One album of each is enough.
A NOFX fan for their entire career minus the 1980s years. I was just to young at the time.
The only band I truly felt like a true fan for like the Deadheads did for Grateful Dead!
No regrets traveling all over the USA to see them anytime I could.
Many of my dearest memories included NOFX music, performances, and have indirectly became the soundtrack to my life.
*too
NOFX brings me back to Grade 9 in '95-96.. Starting at a new highschool where I only knew 2 people.. Those 2 people had lots of friends and I befriended one of those guys who turned out to become my best friend even almost 30 years later but what brought us together was our love for Punk music, Nobody else in our group of friends was really into it but us and that common denominator was NOFX, by grade 10 we had bought every NOFX album we could get our hands on from our local Music store in Northern Ontario, Usually they had to order them for us lol Wasn't as easy back then as it is today to get your hands on certain music. Even listening to certain albums brings us back to certain times in our life, It's a nostalgic time machine that can bring you right back to some of the best times in life
In '95-96 I was older and attending the technical institute in Lisbon (Physics if you can believe it). It was much easier to buy the "Punk in Drublic" CD in Lisbon, than it was in Ontario in Canada, by what you explained. In Lisbon it was sold at every major music store.
Strangely, this band was never played at nightclubs in my country.
I danced to Sex Pistols and Bauhaus in Avant-Gard discotechs (We called them "Vanguarda") and danced to more popular bands like Offspring and Green Day in Rock discotechs (much more commercial club houses).
But NOFX was a late entry, a sort of Neo-Punk, that was never picked up or played in radios or clubs in Portugal.
I did buy the CD and had a bunch of friends who loved NOFX.
Same story, I’m one year older than you. Grew up in Ontario (ca) haha
Best 1,5 hours I've had during 10 days of quarantine. Thanks!
It's really nice when Mike cuts the shit and is honest and true for a minute, like the bit at the very beginning when he explains what makes him happy.
Careful the punk rock police hate when people find success.
This single album had more of an impact on my teenage life than any other album, I think. I was a huge NOFX fan, still am.
I just went to their penultimate show, in SF. It was both really cool and really sad.
You used to like NOFX, you still do but you used to, too
i used to work at Epitaph Records in LA during the 90's in the art department. i worked with all these bands and it's great they are still around. now i live in vegas, and remember that NOFX incident.
And what did you think of it? The incident.
And the world still turns.. Thank goodness, because we all know "America" is not into gun's and un- aliving people..(sarcasm) NOFX rules and so do their fans! So they said some off colored remarks! Screw em if they can't take a joke.😂
@@TomakDunnskiBig deal!! It's not NOFX's fault America has to many crazy people with gun's..NOFX rules!!
Got tickets for the Colorado show for my son's first real show and great experience.
I fucking love NOFX. Great film, good times!
Man this reminds me why I got into punk rock at about 10 years old. Here I am at 38 loving this!!! F yeah!
"spend 28 yrs getting loaded, now his liver exploded"
Saw them on the original tour supporting this album. 300 people at most. Face to Face opened. One of the best nights of my life!
I saw a few of those shows too! Super talented band! Tight as a nuns pu$$y..NOFX is great...
Best show I've been to in my 30+ years of listening and going to punk rock shows.
I was in Richmond (shown at 18:27), which is where a lot of this was filmed. Great people. Great beer. Great pit.
Being in the pit to listen to Bad Religion play one of my favorite albums of all time from cover to cover is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Is punk now just a bunch of gay people?
I’m sure punk bands rlly put it on for Richmond. Had quite a few friends that were punkers that moved there.
I live in Richmond. Just saw Circle Jerks for the 40th anniversary of Wild In The Streets. They’re still killing it!
Nothing beets the beginning yes you had a good time but stop lying bc you were there .These artists are old now and not as good as they used to be 🙏
Matt Freeman is siiick man!!! Definitely one of the best bassists of all time!
100%. One of the reasons I picked up the bass during COVID lockdown.
that's goddamn right, man.🤘... most underrated comment by the way.
fuck yeah
Agreed
📠
Went to my first punk in drublic show in Salt Lake City. No craft beer sadly was served but alcohol was served! Beer and punk rock all damn day! What an awesome and fun day and night that was. Thanks NOFX and Fat Wreck Chords!
It was great to see NOFX and all the other Punk in Drublic tour bands at Slam Dunk Festival. Shame we didn't get free beer. Just got my tickets to the final tour, once again in Hatfield at the Slam Dunk site.
Great documentary, long live NOFX!
Obrigado pelas legendas em português, facilita muito pra nós que não dominamos o inglês.
Documentário muito bom, gostei de ver várias bandas que ouço tão abertas e falando sobre coisas que normalmente não são ditas. Faltava um documentário sobre isso.
leozasso!
tava vendo aqui, que ele teve mão brasuca na parada, né? só ver os créditos!
Seeing Mike at 5:13 just dancing in the background singing along is actually heartwarming man. He’s like us when he belts out Linoleum
It really is. He's such a hot mess at times, but he has so much heart. He is just himself, 100%, unapologetically, all the time. I've never seen someone be so raunchy and so wholesome at the same time lmfao!
Love it!!! Looking forward to see Nofx in Barcelona
The people in this documentary shaped my life in every aspect but I would never call a single one of them my hero but thank you all for the best times of my life. ...Punk in a nutshell. ❤
Ty for posting. Cant wait for those member berries this Oct 2nd in NJ!
Member berries, hah. The perfect way to put all things us 30+`ers have grown up with and loved.
This was a great doc I loved it!
Great to see all this fantastic Bands playing. They all have been an important part of my live. I was looking forward to see Bad Religion next week on Friday the 19:08:2022 in Oberhausen (Germany). But now the concert is canceled just 2 weeks before. I am really sad. 29 years ago, I have seen them the first time live in cologne. When will they come back to Germany? PUNKROCK NEVER DIES!!
I hope you got/get to see them cause I could’ve swore they were retiring after this round.
Really enjoyed this doc! Another great one featuring a lot of these artists is The Other F Word. Highly recommend watching that if you’ve never seen it!
My buddies and I were at the 2018 Brockton show. Good times, despite the rain!
How are there so few views? Great documentary. I must be getting old
Hey Chris in the Fat Wreck Chords the Doc has almost 250k views. We posted there first!!! Tks Man!!!!! appreciate!!!!
Nobody cares about grown men wearing skirts and tight jeans dying their hair and painting their nails like some females
Punk is dead
@@pulledtrigger I'm still alive so it's not all the way dead yet no matter how hard they keep trying to kill me
Thanks for uploading, nice one !
I’m so happy to see a crowd engaged with the band and not their phones! Leave it to us 90s kids. 🤘
punk should return to big shows
Amazing documentary!!!! 🤟🤘
Freeman is a animal on that bass for sure! Punk made my life worth living,even if it’s been all drunk
I just love every second of it….love love love
Really good documentary. Please bring it to Brazil guys. 🤘🏼
Somos uma produtora brasileira!!!!
E pelo valor que está o dólar, é quase impossível... Abs
@@StageDiveFilms Uma pena, seria insano, o público brasileiro sempre representa. Vamos aguardar.
@@StageDiveFilms you should do a version with the awesome Brazilian bands. Punkirinha!
@@StageDiveFilmstragam o the descendents pelo menos
I had planned to see you guys in Baltimore, but got sick. I hope you do another tour because this one was like a dream come true. You wouldn’t know it now by looking at me, but I was into the punk scene in a big way when I was younger, you know when the dinosaurs still roamed the earth.. Still love the music though ! If there’s a next time I will catch you that time around! So so sorry I missed it.
PUNK IN DRUBLIC TOP 5 BEST PUNK ALBUMS EVER
Yes NOFX/Bad Religion are PERFECT together. I saw them together at Hollywood Playdium. It was so damn good
Same here 🤙
I heard NOFX while Riding my first season in 2001Supercross tour..Loved them from that day on
21+ Punk Show !!!! Finally I can enjoy punk again!!!
Excellent documentary got VIP Tix to it for this Friday in Cleveland can't fucking wait. Also managed to snag some ticket for the Descendants for $50 as well
Went to this in Norway this year, no free beer lol but really great, excellent doco
Remember Tony Sly
I once went to a NOFX concert and after the show Mel kept playing a single song over and over on his accordion for half an hour straight and the mosh pit never stopped. Much fun :)
Came here because I thought this was a "drunk in public" documentary, stayed for the good music instead of the laughs, not disappointed!
Bummed I missed this show in Finland. Had ticket waiting for 2 years and when the gig was on I got sick.
I love the subtle Darby Crash quote he ends the film with.
I'm gonna regret it if I never see Nofx live...
I love how in 14:05 her bandana changes from red to black over and over lol
This was awesome!
A lot of this kind of feels like Backstage Passport 3, just with more awesome bands. In any case, this was an great documentary and I wish I could’ve seen one of these fests live. I was able to get to the “Fat Wrecked for 25 years” tour in Jersey at the Stone Pony… so that’s a win.
this documentary is really fucking cool! Thanx
"Welcome to anarchy camp..." meanwhile drone footage shows a corralled line of concert goers zig-zagging through a cattle fence to get in to the venue.
You wanted people to fight in order to get in?
A Great documentary that’s about as current as it gets! A must watch for all the punks, the curious, this is what’s up people! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Yeah what’s more current than the oldest, most successful old guard of corporate accessible punk making a documentary about themselves enjoying beer festivals?
@@dingdongism nobody was forced to go, matter of fact, a lot people depend on this event, and they actually help new bands to get seen and heard, you have to give to get. Punk died with Sid vicious, but it keeps reinventing itself, and continuous to carry on, even in the corporate shit hole of the you ass hey.
@@erikracz4162 Keep making punk look like safe, corporate, adult party culture. Talk about reinventing….for your next trick, will you try to get NOFX played on a car commercial? What will you rebellious punks think of next?
@@dingdongism musicians have to make money and keep the lights on. It’s not as bad as you say, corporate entity’s still hate punk, but they still like the cash, and they still can’t control the bands musical direction. Besides, you’ll never hear Teenage Bottlerocket in a car commercial, only a punk would appreciate it! Just sayin… 🏴☠️
I was at both of the Ohio shows. Man that was a great time. I wish they would do it again.
I now wish that I'd gone to the Punk in Drublic show in Vancouver!
I have known about NOFX for 30+ years but never listened to them that I knew of. They started popping up in a pandora playlist of mine and how the fuck I have I ignored this band for this long. I went to Punk in Drublic this last summer in Tacoma and DAMN what a show. I will see them again this summer in Portland come hell or high water.
Church and Skate - what a dope performance!
I can't believe I'm saying this because this was just years ago that now feels like an ancient time I lived where punk rockers on stage made offensive jokes that were about the world they lived in, not like those media who would accuse of things that were completely taken out of context and with no consideration to the community the jokes were understood.
Anyone who’s been to a no fix show knows they joke about everything. I love all these bands🐸🍺🔪🔥
I love all of these bands in the film, and Bad Religion was my way into punk, but after decades in the "scene", I figure there is a huge diference between "US" punk, and "European" punk (I can not say what is the situation on other continents).
The premise in the film is that punk is "do your own thing, be yourself, do your own fashion...etc"
In Europe punk is: fight the fascist, fight the police, the government, the church, the exploatation, the racism, the nationalism...unite and win. And try to stay alive ❤
There is a reason why all these bands are still around decades later, this isn't a vehicle to fame for them, this is what they love doing.
punk rock saved my life
Went to the 2019 Vancouver festival with my old lady. Fucking rad time, great music, great beer, awesome people.
47:44 Vienna 2018 - Arena!!! I was there!!! 🤟🍻🍻🍻 and Friday 20.5.22 start of the Europe Tour in Wiesen Austria!!! w/ Pennywise, Gimme gimmes,... fucking great Shows!!!
It really bothers me that so many people say that this or that isn't punk. Wasn't punk created so we could do what we wanted. To not be a sheep and have to be a certain way to fit in. The 'real' punks are doing the exact opposite. You have to listen to these bands and dress this way or your a poser. Fuck that! Punk to me is a way of life. Be proud of who you are.
So fucking sad I never got to see NOFX live, loved them since I first heard them back in about 96. Changed my life.
23:56 El Hefe's just like "You got a flathead screwdriver?"
Nice doc.
My heroes.
Great fest.
I wish I'd be there.
Trevor Keith wearing a Las Vegas shirt at Camp Punk in Drublic was a class move. He didn't shit on NOFX or anything. Just kept it classy.
Yeah, instead of throwing them under the bus, he merely implied it.
Keep punk alive and active but you already are by staring your own punk rock band. Keep the music alive and active. Keep grunge alive and active. Rock n Roll.
I love that Greg Gaffin made an "against the grain" reference to craft beer drinking btw...
This whole docu just makes me want to rethink my life.
why? in a good or bad way?
@@StageDiveFilms (I don't know why the fuck youtube decided to never notify me about this response but) In a neutral way... I probably can't go back, but I can always restart.
wow - all these years later and Bad Religion still haven't written a song that doesn't sound exactly the same as every other song they've ever written - impressive
Awesome.
Dude...The size of the glasses, I was also wondering, waoooo free something at a American festival ? noway ^^
Infomercial much like the icp juggalo festival adds -punk not dead it’s on life support
Fuck yeah. Punk in Drublic was one of the best shows ever.
Brilliant vid
The story of my life 😉
Just can't escape the feeling that old punks are kinda sad.
Went last year in Cleveland the best experience I've had in recent years. Made some concert buddies in line a few hours before, did edibles and pregamed with them while waiting. The merch was fucking excellent and the brewery selections were top notch. Just bought my Columbus ticket and we plan on going together. I've met so many cool concert buddies and cool people in general at shows and festivals
Opening scene with Fat Mike sitting there.. I just quickly turned it off RUclips…LoL!!
🔥🔥..PW the best.. oi from Moscow❤️
I found myself chugging a beer that fat mike gave me.
These are good bands and probably all great people for the most part.
It ain’t punk though.
It’s for profit entertainment.
I hope they continue PnD tours.Wish I had made one
That live version of Family has no business being that much better than the album version.
I want to have the glasses of Brian Baker!!!
Anyone know the brand?
fat mike is my fucking spirit animal what a lucky fucker to get to play music all his life and have fun for a living.
Being cancelled from a punk fest ? WTF is this world comin to
Seriously, it’s a key tenet of Punk to not give a fuck!
@@robdevine69 exactly, then why in the ever loving Hell would the promoters throw the band off the tour . The band certainly gave a fuck
@@thedarkhorse100 real punks do not care about political correctness, and they should not. The promoters cancelling NOFX for something they said is the most un-punk thing ever. Obviously the promoters are posers.
@@robdevine69 exactly my point my friend
@@thedarkhorse100 yep we, see eye to eye! Agreed.
What's the song in the 7 minute. I've been out of the loop for years. Love nofx bad religion rancid from the 90's
We're all so old now. I've been out of the loop for quite a while and the youngest punk band I can think of atm is Radkey.
Saw NOFX in Edmonton, Alberta. September 3rd.
I thought this was an album documentary. Glad I found out 8 minutes in lol
Nicely done. I'd definitely be up for a Florida show
So good.