negative approach - negative approach 7"
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- negative approach - negative approach 7"
1. can't tell no one (0:00)
2. sick of talk (1:18)
3. pressure (1:46)
4. why be something that you're not (1:56)
5. nothing (2:33)
6. fair warning (4:22)
7. ready to fight (4:55)
8. lead song (5:53)
9. whatever i do (7:15)
10. negative approach
released on touch and go records in 1982 
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I played this last night for my 5 year old son and 9 year old daughter, and they both liked it and started rocking out. I was extremely proud and terrified at the same time.
Just be proud. Ignore the terror. Your children like some of the very last real protest music. Not canned rebellion for mass consumption....so there's still hope.
🤘🎯👍👌🤘🖤🎯!!! Grtz. J. 🐈⬛....🇧🇪
go to bed, dork.
Kids that age ikea whatever you tell them is cool... good job doing it early instead of waiting til they're 12 and everything you like is lame lol
it's funny that much of the stuff i liked to listen to at 14 or 15 yrs old i still get the same feeling from.awesome.30 yrs later.
Martin Luna same fucking here, tribal as fuck
They told me it was just a passing phase, I didn't say anything. Just spent 25 years proving those assholes wrong
Same here buddy, 50 y.o.
@@dont.ripfuller6587 hahahahahahahahahaha
chetrok1 I listen to it all still :-)
Its only nine minutes so im here often
Try Pinocchio's self titled 7in. Short and sweet.
They must not be on RUclips...
That’s what she said.
My very first hardcore show was when I was around 19 years old, I’m 58 now. I saw Negative Approach and Hated Youth in Gainesville FL at the American Legion hall..an off grade older building. The pit was huge and organized, the whole place was shaking. It started everything for me, still my favorite show all these years later.
Damnnnnnn
They're on tour right now with 7 Seconds & Circle Jerks. Can't believe I'll see them in a few weeks in Dallas!
@@crooked-halo 7 seconds had covid so weren't at the buffalo show I was at a week ago. Maybe they will join back in in a couple weeks. But being old who knows.
@@crooked-halo also negative approach were ok but pretty sloppy. The bass was turned up so high it kinda overpowered everything else. Also I thought it was wired but all the young kids there were tough guy dancing to them. Like floor punching and spin kicking and all the dumb shit haha.
thanks for the replies everyone because now i will be going to one of my first hardcore shows!!
"Negative Approach is gonna fuck you up!" - SNL, 1981
About time the algorithm brought out the real shit.
This 7" is the pinnacle of US Hardcore.
Graveyard Sale on the REAL
Behave.
Graveyard Sale was n still is a XLT 7" I gotta break.out my 3 big boxes of hc punk 45,s 7's n sell em n pass the torch..gotta be kids listening to.it, times are sure right slot hate anger,etc etc...long live the amps on 11!!!!????
Not certain if it's the pinnacle but definitely badass
Germs
I grew up in the 60's and by 1975 really HATED rock & roll. My kid brother used to work at DCM in Ann Arbor and turned me on to punk. I LOVED IT!!! These guys were one of my favorites.
rock n roll is gay!
Birth place of the Stooges.
@@theshuriken music is gay
@@fuhrersavior9575 life is gay.
@@joeyjo-joshabadu9636 truuuuu
"Pressure"
I can't take this pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure
Too many things are too extreme
There's too much shit, too many schemes
It never makes sense, it's just a hype
Forget about it, live your own life
Pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure
Pressure, pressure, pressure, pressure
Indeed
Fkn right
The lyrics say so much with so little in such a short span of time.
I'm 57 and I still listen to all of my punk and metal music from the early 80's! My first punk show was The Accused,Psycho and The Big Boys!
Damn that's a great show. 👍
the big boys were so good.... went to so many big boys shows (including the minor threat shows)
@xisotopex living in Austin I saw them quite a bit as well! Saw the offenders a lot too.
Saw these guy open for Circle Jerks alongside 7 Seconds in Chicago. I went for the Jerks, but the Negative Approach set was definitely the most extreme.
They fucking ripp
i saw em in philly about 12 years ago in a huge sideways pig pile of the most hideous people in the world.recommend
I never liked the circle jerks they sounded boring to me I also never liked Keith Morris vocals
I saw that show in STL. Good stuff. Guitar player kept his back to the crowd.
@@billydeewilliams9104 Keith Morris vocals suck I never liked his vocals
Still the most efficient hardcore record I've ever listened to
Hey, if efficient HC is your thing, try "Symbols Of Involution" by Spanish band All ill.
Definitely
NO COMMENT - Downsided. Good try.
@@infiniteXpowertrue!
47 and still getting a buzz off this like I'm 12 again. Always had good taste in music.
My 6yo son and I went and saw Negative Approach w/Adolescents and Circle Jerks in Portland last Sunday. NA is his new fav band. I bought this 7” at the show and haven’t been able to stop listening to it. Great band, great show!
Regards and all my respects from Argentina ❤
Ah, so you’re the dick that brings your lousy kid to adult functions. That’s his favorite band because he honed in on your excitement.
I saw em with circle jerks and tsol but adolescents what the fuck
Saw them Wednesday night and they're still bringing it
Negative Approach put Oi in Detroit They are pure Legends 💚🏴☠️
"Old punks never die! I'd be schooling these kids in the pit if my back didn't hurt so damn much."
This takes me back to Medusa's in Chicago.
🤣🤣🤣
skool em bruv. aint no skool like the old skool...
and of cuz for the kids - we hope for a new old skool sound eh !!!!!!! much love!!!!!
oldschool here , wanna trade cdr's any ?, thanks > tom !
oldschooler here , wanna trade cdr's any ?, thanks > tom !
Ten killer tracks in nine minutes. This is the real deal!
Growing up in NYC BMX'ng and Skateboarding in the '80s, I grew up on hip hop but once I heard hardcore, oh my god it was a wrap. there was a station here called WSOU and they used to have bands play live. I got to hear DRI, Cro-Mags, Agnostic Front, Sick of it all, Youth of today etc. I love it.
Lucky... you got to hear a lot of what is considered "legacy" bands.. live lol
WSOU is still around... real punks never leave...
Im from NY also, miss WSOU station from Jersey, and they would tell you of the upcoming shows in the area. Hardcore was great and still is.
I got this mail order from Touch and Go in 1983... It blew me away when I was 14 and still does the same today at 47. These guys along with the Necros, Meatmen, Iron Cross, UK hardcore of the time, the DC bands, etc etc etc etc were all our idols... What a great time that was then- nothing will ever compare to those early days of the hardcore scene.
You never know what will emerge.
Vonhellski true i got into hardcore around 84 i missed alot but saw just about every nyhc matinee from 85 to 92 plus insane gigs at the Ritz . metal crossover in nyc killed it though sucked at the end
Can someone please tell me some good DC bands ? I only know of one and it’s my favorite
N government issue
iron cross artificial peace
Scream
Still sounds fresh
Don’t drive & listen to this, actually, yeah do it, you’ll get to where you’re going faster.
Alex Delarge it's a sound track to today's insanity n ignorance ...rock or die...
Alex Delarge whilst playing “hogs of the road”
or dead..
I thought you liked Beethoven
@@s.a.l.1974 He likes the Adicts.
Negative Approach is an American hardcore punk band, formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1981. The band is considered among the pioneers of hardcore punk, particularly in the Midwest region. Like most hardcore bands, Negative Approach was little known in its day outside of its hometown. It is now idolized in the Detroit rock underground and the punk subculture, considered to be one of the elite bands of the "old school" era, and continues to be influential.] Negative Approach initially broke up in 1984 with singer John Brannon moving on to the Laughing Hyenas, and later Easy Action, but the band has reformed as of 2006 and continues to tour sporadically.
Renee Conlan isnt the internet amazing
saw them in 1983 on Tied Down tour. it was spiritual.
Tyler Davis spiritual is the only way to describe hardcore
Just saw them like 6 mo ago here in the 602 AZ! Cheers!
Renee Conlan did you write all that by yourself LMAO
Pioneers. This one'll go down as a historic US hardcore archival piece. You'd really have to be around in 1981 to see how groundbreaking this album was. There was just nothing like this around. When we heard this, our brains were like "wtf just happened?"
"Detroit Hardcore " Seen them back in 83'!
Sterling Skins ...at the Freezer?...Greystone?
best album cover ever
@Orsiloco that would be the Linda Blair
The Exorcist
Classic EP. One of Detriot's finest, legendary bands.
Just one of the finest , in general , my buddy handled instruments and equipment for the misfits and knows quite a few of the Ramones, I showed him this shit , and it’s legendary far as either of us can say , tho I’m pretty sure his word is worth a hell of a lot more than mine
Here because I saw a copy of the 7" sold for $5,499 US in July. Great stuff!
Hahahahaha
Was a test press
Proud to say I saw them in some McDonald's before they performed a basement concert in Boston 😂
I saw them two years ago with leftover crack
I grew up with this stuff and metal music and old school rap (NWA) this is real music, unlike what's playing today,by a hundredth fold!🤘
There's lots of good sht out there, dig more
I still get hyped up to this band, after 25 years.
very underrated band!!!!
"Used to have this T -Shirt , back in my High School days" lol!
Inside the sleeve on my copy of the 7" someone wrote 'backward ollies totally rad'.
Philip Messina we know
I think they're talking about bs airs without the grab lol. Nollies weren't cool until the nineties.
Written on mine is Bang Bang Ain't No Thang.
Nah a backward ollie is called fake, a nollie is it's own thing
Backwards Ollie is a switch nollie
An old favourite that never gets old.
Had the honour sharing the stage with them and hang out. Supernice guys!
Just as relevant today as it was 40 years ago. Crazy good.
This is real Hardcore!!!
Indeed. Along with Poison Idea, Battalion of Saints, Sick Pleasure, Verbal Abuse, Necros, Stretch Marks, Social Unrest, PTL Klub, NoF-X, Negative FX, Youth Of Today, Sin 34, Rebel Truth, Agnostic Front, Antidote, MDC, D.R.I, Bad Brains, Beastie Boys, and Minor Threat.
And The F.U.'s
Yeah!
+Fiend138 rebel truth is extremely underrated.
Lord Tasteticles very true agloio a eglio is utter shit as a Hx album!
This is a weird album for me, cause I listened to TF outta it for a couple of my teen years then just kinda left it alone for like 15 years like an old video game. Came back and unlocked all of these forgotten memories from such a small time of my child life.
Still one of the hands down best hardcore records ever.
Actually the Best. No doubt
I was born the year this record dropped. Had the lucky fortune of seeing them live 12 years ago, AND THEY'RE STILL GOING STRONG!
Please don't say dropped
@@skinheadyouth66 lol ok babycakes whatever you want
Saw them Wednesday night open for Gwar. Still killing it!
First listen, yeah these guys were definitely going hardcore for the 80’s, only with the Internet could I discover something so hidden. Thank you RUclips recommendations.
i was raised on punk since i was a baby, my dad played ramones/misfits for me and he said i would dance in my crib. when i was a toddler i was so much into punk, i got temporary tattoos and my parents let me name my fish after the ramones. These days at 18 i'm seeing circle jerks/negative approach in April and overall i think it's amazing i was into this music since i was just a little kid, i found all the other bands myself but my parents let me hear the basics.
thanks mom n dad
I'm seeing Circle Jerks, 7 Seconds, and Negative Approach this saturday, fucking hype.
@@MacaqueStinx nice I saw them in March. Still so good
Glad to hear
@@dustysemancik2463 It was killer. Keith talks way too fuckin much between songs, but they killed it. I've got like 10+ minutes of video of just him talking though lol.
I'm jelous of u
Ur parents sound great 😿
I ran into John Brannon at IKEA. I first met him in the late 80’s, when he was in Laughing Hyenas. We went to every show in Detroit and the surrounding area. Partied with the band a number of times.
Was he smashing some furniture in there?
I stood on the street on the lower east side NYC with Mr. Brannon chatting for ten minutes or so while he waited for his associates to show up with the van during the Laughing Hyena years.
He was a calm, friendly normal acting fellow, if I didn't know who he was I would have guessed he worked in a hardware store or something.
Ikea is the worst, I turn into Linda from the cover if I step a foot in there
Second-best youtube suggestion I've ever clicked on, right behind Goniloc
Andy Christ what’s the first?
@@gitoberg1 Goniloc. A channel of pure beauty
Great gig yesterday (28-07-19) in Bologna!
Best Hardcore bands ever: Negative Approach, Poison Idea, S.O.A. SSDecontrol, Artificial Peace, Jerry's Kids, Negative Fx, Middle Class!
Fuck yes! Throw in some Warzone and Shark Attack and we’re cooking!
With my 55years old, the best POST - PUUNK on this planet.
Can't wait till my Niece is 6, so I can show her this Masterpiece !
1 is not a bad age to start
is 6 some landmarkn
You try to make things work and gain something
It's all no use, it's all worth nothing
Complete satisfaction, too impossible to believe
Nothing's ever fucking gonna work for me
Tomorrow seems so hopeless
Can't keep it off my mind
Another day of nothing
I'm running out of time
I've got nothing I can look forward to
I'm always left with nothing
I'm always told things I don't want to hear
My destiny's become quite clear
Life's never fucking given nothing to me
It's just stood by and watched me bleed
Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing!
My favorite song on here. Says it all
One of my favorite 7' that I ever herd!! And herd many...
Hardcore, or whatever you want to call it, just wakes me up and makes me want to move. It’s so dirty and raw and real.
Great band live. Classic recording too!!!!
we used to cover Nothing it was always a blast the stage would be swamped with dozens of people. The sounds of youth!
For me the best post punk.. on the world NEGATIVE APPROACH.. the best..
Just saw them in Chicago with 7 seconds and the Circle Jerks all still great bands.. Got into them at 16 nearing 50 now and still love them all.
Finally saw them here in Cleveland a few years back, it fucking rocked! Met John briefly thanked him for coming back to Cleveland, he said he was glad to be back and super humble.
the perfect hard core album
E-fucking-xactly
I saw Negative Approach for the first time last night as an opening act at the Jack White show in Detroit. Took me waaaayyy back!
I first heard most of the old hardcore stuff on CD compilations. I'm realizing the ~10 minute blasts of ep's is how this style is meant to be heard.
Check this out. 8 song 7" . Old school sound.
theratz.bandcamp.com/album/after-the-blackout
Yes.
if you know of any oldschool comps that are rare/out of print/obscure, let me know , love this 90's oldschool stuff , thanks > tom !
@@tomquirin4231 I was thinking more about bands re--issuing stuff on CD in the '90s after it had gone out of print on vinyl.
@@jellyfin449 i am 51 and more of a 80's oldschooler here , if you can thin of any , let me know , i love the super-rare stuff indeed , thanks > tom !
A CLASSIC! Thanks for posting and sharing.
I love the music for 35years. Ihave 53 years and love that band with my âge. Music is eternal. (That was my religion).. i love PUNK.
@Charlie Brown what name friend from the band?. And you my génération... YOUR BAND N.A AND NEW BAND kill em all...ok man..
@Charlie Brown you are for me N.A very god, Master on PUNK. I can very much punk band.... YOU (other planet).... punk bass good....
what a great band , i have some live demos and rehearsal on LP and their full length first press Lp, and still turn and turn on my table , fucking great band just the essence of hardcore, just the perfect right thing. NA fucking rules
Growing up in the midwest it was years later I heard this, just glad I did.
They played at Seth putnams wedding shit that would have been a sweet after party 💃😊
It most likely was, Negative Approach were his favourite band.
gitoberg1 damn sounds dope asfuck
So NA is not a PC antifa phaghhhit band. Good to know.
Weddings are gay
@@sadboyneddy4215 using gay as an insult is not punk.
Still rocks. Thank you for introducing me to this.
I saw these guys month ago. Still kicks the ass!
seen em live 4 or 5 times
they always put on a good show
Samn!! I haven't heard good old school punk rock in so long I had 4gotten what it sounded kuk!!! Seriously!!!
My life, in my blood, the best ushc band
This was a fun listen. I played the video from beginning til the end on Christmas. It's 2020
Nice. Never heard of them. Added to music list.
total classic, thanx for this upload!
Greatest hardcore 7” of all time hands down
I must agree. Nothing is this good Minor threat a close 2nd
I finally saw them met John life changing
The best hardcore record ever released.
nothing... song makes me sad at this point in my life. heard it when I was 16 and it held so true to me at the time. little did I know, I had the life back then. now I'm truly fucked. fuck.
IT GETS BETTER!
lol its already better i was on some emo ass shit when i wrote that probably on drugs to lmao
Glad to hear it. :)
I hope that you unfucked and that it got better. As someone who has had to fight for every inch I know it's hard. Never give up!
Hey buddy, being an aging punk in this shit world can get to you. It doesn’t have to be “some emo shit,” if it hurts and life sucks, that’s just what it is. I say this because I see your original comment and it parallels things I’m feeling about my life. Just wanted to give a little solidarity shout out, and say I hope your second comment about doing better has held up.
Awesome hardcore album! Great songs!
always listen this great band... loved d zero boys...tsol.adolescents....hc old school italia...
Detroit had a fuckin great hardcore scene in the 80's and 90's...............................
i think negative approach is hard band to label
but they were really influential in both hxc and power violence
Cleveland as well
Don''t you mean ultra violence
YEAH!!!!!@@@!
I was born in 96 and grew up listening to this being from socal harbor x area punx 310
Some of best influence hc punk ever... Live your live for you...
This is awesome
Thanks for posting this! I had (still do!) a copy of a copy of Tied Down but never heard this EP. Where would 80s punk have been without cassette tape technology? LOL
AWESOME... I'll be back to this link... Again and again! \m/\m/
Fucking brilliant. Way ahead of its time. Sheer genius and emotion.
amazeing band.
my dad always listened to these guys and im just now checkin them out this shit rocks i just wanna slamdance rn
So good!
Thanks RUclips recommendations
! oro puro nunca pense encontrarlo por aca gracias por subirlo!
Your name lol!!!!
WHAT A FN GREAT 8 MINUTES of in your face my face music for the criminally insane.
my favorite h/c band ever!!!
dont let days slip away where you dont think
... better than a fuckin strong coffe !
better WITH strong coffee
Better with crystal meth!
Nothings better than a strong cup of' joe my friend.
never did meth never will.
I'm so fuckin wired all the time so better with temazepam and vodka:) and fuck arrow keys Detroit hardcore
Gets better with age, pure bliss to my ears
I love this so much
So great
Negative Approach 7"/CD EP (1982, Touch and Go Records)
One of my favorite CORE albums as a punk.
Greatest everything ever
Lol!
A better record than minor threat ep. And that's saying a lot