Discharge Tended To Use Much Darker, Focusing On Anarchist And Pacifist Themes !!!
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- Punk and D-Beat band formed in 1979, The band is characterized by a minimalistic approach of music and lyrics. Heavy, distorted and grinding guitar driven sound and raw, shouted vocals similar to a political speech, with lyrics on anarchist and pacifist themes over intense drone like rhythms. AllMusic calls the band's sound a high speed noise overload characterized by ferocious noise blasts, The band's 1982 debut album Hear nothing See nothing Say nothing, went to number two on the UK Indie Charts and number 40 in the UK Album Chart. In the early 1980s numerous singles and EPs placed in the top 10 of the UK Indie Charts, including the 1981 EP Why and the 1982 single State Violence State Control. the albums influenced many thrash metal, black metal, crust, grindcore and various extreme metal subgenres, Discharge's influence on heavy metal and punk rock is incalculable and metal superstars such as Metallica, Anthrax, Machine head, Soulfly and Sepultura have covered Discharge's songs in tribute, The musical genre of D beat is named after Discharge and their distinctive drumbeat. Atkinson left later that year followed by Bamford, and the band recruited their roadie Kelvin Cal Morris as vocalist, moving Terry Roberts to drums and Wainwright to bass. With Morris's addition the group abandoned their previous Sex Pistols influenced material and developed a new set of songs with a retooled sound, Anthony Roberts played guitar with a heavy, distorted and grinding style and Morris shouted or screamed vocals without melody. The tempo of the band's songs also steadily increased over the next year or so, The stylistic transition made by the band was part of a broader trend in the early 1980s in the UK, which is known as UK82 or Second Generation UK Hardcore. Discharge and bands such as Chaos UK, Amebix and GBH took the existing 1977 era punk sound and melded it with the incessant, heavy drumbeats and wall of sound distortion guitar pioneered in the Overkill album by Motorhead.
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Saw them 30 times in the early 80's and they just changed punk forever, no-one sounded like them.
Don't overlook the Fight Back EP. It is a masterpiece as is their debut album.
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Absolutely
It isn’t their debut album Realities of War is. 🤦🏽♂️
@@Greg-xi8yx Realities of War and Fight Back are not albums. They are both EP's.
@@willieluncheonette5843 it’s their first release.
I saw Discharge in Oakland ca Fall 1982 with Bad Brains. It was insane. Cal, Bones, Rainy and Gary. JJ rocks. Discharge Rule.
JJ sucks!
The first time I heard Discharge, I remember thinking if there was a soundtrack to war it would be this band
A soundtrack to war? Do you mean against war? Not trying to be smartass, just not sure what that means.
@@seanmcdonald8452 you're absolutely right. And for whatever reason the second half of my comment never got posted. But it went something like this, "upon my initial listening to Discharge and immediately becoming a lifelong fan. I had to rethink my initial response" . Please take in my mind I was maybe 12yrs old when I first heard them and now present day I'm a nearly 40yr who's got a good understanding of the band and has had the privilege to seeing them live once. Definitely one of my favorite shows ever
First saw them in London 1981 supported by the Exploited/Anti Pasti/Chron Gen & first ever London gig by ANWL(with their original drummer before JJ took over),
Christ that had to have been a hell of a gig, cheers.
Mighty discharge 🔥🔥🔥
First ep blows away almost anything around at the time. Killer album!!!
I saw Discharge on their first U.S. tour, at City Club, in Detroit.
Negative Approch and Necros opening.
It was my first exposure to UK Hardcore and it was like a blastwave of a nuclear explosion, but nonstop.
Discharge Real punk hardcore
I fucking love this band so much
Discharge are ace
I almost look at Discharge as like punk perfected, or its minimal essence taken to its absolute maximum, absolutely everything unnecessary stripped away. There's a purity to it. Playing almost as fast as physically possible, as loud as possible, only one or two lines per song, no melody at all, chorus-verse-chorus-solo-done.
Yes, their minimalism blends well with the black and white photos, logos, lyrics and art. Last album was excellent.
Just a wall, a barrage of sound.
Just pure ascension
What it seems ignored or not known is that discharge took the esthetics of crass too.
Kinda
Rite on the Punk band that Metalheads like, I say that cause I started off being a Metalhead in my Pre Teen yrs with Venom, Bathory, Celtic Frost/Hellhammer, Slayer, King Diamond/Mercyful Fate, Mayhem, Darkthrone, Necrophagia, Possessed, Morbid Angel, Death I only knew Iggy Pop And The Stooges my gateway to Punk then I found out about Discharge LOVED em and soon after I got into other Hardcore bands witch led me to like Punk more the usual Minor Threat, Black Flag, Cro Mags, Agnostic Front and Bad Brains as a newbie when I heard The Exploited though that was my game changer aside from them becoming my favorite Punk band of all time but from there through them I went into the Street Punk and Oi Punk rabbithole then I found my favorite style of Punk period but I would say Discharge led me to find more aggressive style of Punk as from there I began finding more Hardcore bands for newbie Punk in me over a decade and a half ago oh and Broken Bones freakin rule too!! I have yet to see Discharge live they don’t tour the states much and the last album End Of Days was really good!!!
Listen to Siege!
I know Siege have one of their Compilation albums from many yrs back awesome band they reunited some yrs back so hopefully they have some tours going, possibly one of the first bands to use Blast Beats either them or DRI but I lean more Siege whom should also be accredited to helping shape Grindcore in terms of their style of playing and influence.
Discharge il you need raw rage ... nothing better
Can you do one on English Dogs?
For some reason a photo of Adie & Gizz from the English Dogs appears twice in this video
This docu cracks me up lol 🤣😂
D best band lol hard core punk that’s it
Good analogy. However there is one early 90’s era that isn’t mentioned. One pic is also of English Dogs.
decontrol weve been shit on far to long
So, I like these videos but I'm curious what's behind the decision to use the robot voice
I fucking hate them.
@@Teeb2023 the robot voice?
@@KrytoRift Yep. Not Discharge. Definitely not Discharge. :)
Wrong formed 1977/ discharge were origanal punks
Current as ever.
Don't care much for the stuff without Bones, except for that 12" with Thatcher on the cover. Classic fucking band.
Really frustrating to remember my homie saying how he really didn't like JJ's vox back when he was still American here in NJ and singing for Dead Heroes (NJ) , yet he loved DISCHARGE. Quote ironic really 🤔😅
lyrics are punk Haiku
Cal Morris 💣💥
They're Amazing! Except grave new world
THEY FORMED IN 77 NOT 79
You can never trust any of the information in AI read crap.
2:22 Amabix 🤣
I'm confused: why is anarchism and pacifism characterized as "darker"???
IMHO the darker means on its music, ain't no about the lyrics itself that represents anarcho-pacifism 😇
Which is, in your opinion, or rather, knowledge, the first hard core band?
GBH? Discharge? Black Flag? Etc
They robbed my hi hat stand, wankers lol.
Which gig?
😱
This is the weirdest AI generated channel of videos I've seen in awhile
uhm... Much Darker what ? 😀
That collective loud, howling laughter you hear is coming from the belly’s/mouth’s of damn near every legit Black Metal band after reading that you labelled *Discharge* as being *”dark.”* 😂
Black metal is alright but it's too LGBTQ for me
No Discharge, no Black Metal
@@guiltyhxc - Hey, man. I fuckin’ love *Discharge.* So much so that their Live (1990) release *The Nightmare Continues* is one of the grails in my collection. But to label them as being *’Dark’* I think is a bit of a stretch & then some, as well.
Their content is far from happy.
@@why-why-whywhywhy I would consider discharge dark and black metal corny and ridiculous
these AI v oice generators always mispronounce names🤣
Seen them twice in Detroit. The 1st show was kick ass. The 2nd time was a shitshow!!! not good at all
Saw them @ the Ritz NYC when grave new world came out I think 1984 they tried to change their sound. Did not go over well. Someone threw a beer at the singer. Knocked him near unconscious. He got up "mooned" the crowd and walked off.
That line up was trash. It was not Discharge. Then Cal does a great album with the classic band "DISCHARGE", and refuses to tour? YeT, he toured his crappy band as Discharge. HA! JJ is killer, and no prima donna. Cal has too many "issues" despite being great. I can't wait until the next album comes out.
86 NOT 84
jj IS A MOOK@@TimGoodman
So sad this type of worldview politics infested and practically ruined a whole genre of punk rock.