"Henry was only 21 or 22 in this and compared to the looks of the audience he looks at least 10 years older. Not one of them with their cute multi-colored hair looks at the stage once! They are all smoking or posing. They ARE the spoiled ones! Don't tell me that taking a bottle in the head is Punk Rock ...." dude i totally agree with this
@@KorgKapperi descendants were way more melodic and “feel good” compared to Black Flag- imo BF’s “non-punk” look and slower material alienated and confused much of Europe’s punks where appearance was a big deal. I remember seeing photos of BF in the U.K. press in 1983 and thinking “fuck... these people are serious”
as much as I love Black Flag....you think guys living in Berlin in the 80's would be impressed by some californians? The wall was still there and everything....imagine what it's like growing up in that tiny enclave of west-berlin.....
Never understood hate for Rollins. Then again most punkers come across as pseudo-enlightened-elitist-fashion snobs more so than being rebellious. He had guts to keep going with Black Flag even after being slagged.
RueMorgueDweller i wasnt a very big rollins fan ill admit that. But i would still kill a mother fucker for getting between me and my dose of Damaged. Keith Morris was the man imo. But Rollins was/is still a legend no matter what
Ya they hated especially the skins I'm a metal head and played in a huge punk scene downtown Calgary 2000s I get the mentality he was doing things they didn't consider punk to them it was unexecrable being a metal x elitist I remember hating anything that went against metal I was like that for years but I haven't been that person in a long long time if your young and you were an outcast in high school you get involved in scene like punk are extreme metal you don't want anyone outside your genre involved in your scene to kids it's there scene were they belong they don't want the people who bullied them in school in that scene so anyone going against the grain is consa poser and the kids want them gone Henry was looked at as someone who shouldn't be there nevermind the singer for black fucking flag but in the end he became the biggest thing that came out of that band probably the only one who got rich and out of all of them as legendary as the band is Henry is the only one who is truly famous a house hold name I think that's great but if you were to truly think about it maybe the punks were right and he just wasn't one of them
@@shannonalbrecht8012Dez was probably the least "naturally gifted" as a singer TBH. He basically had no range at all. I like Dez a lot but he wasn't exactly a singer. He just kinda sounded like if you took Ron and Henry and put them into an atom smasher together but told them to mostly hit the same note the entire time. Again, I still really admire Dez, I'm not trying to take the piss out of him, but this is Punk, it's about energy, not "talent" as a singer.
it's cool to see this footage again after listening to the audio from rollins' book 'get in the van' he talks specifically about this tour/these types of crowds
Darrien Day Fun fact: The photo on the back cover of GITV was taken at this gig. It's a shot of the band and the crowd doing a singalong of TV Party because someone had turned off the PA.
yeah i don't think europeans had what stripped down hardcore punk outlook like in the USA, they were more like sid vicious types, all about acting douchy with their spiked hair
funny, I often see footage and wonder why yanks are sitting around tables while the band is playing! true, not early hardcore gigs, but plenty of good bands playing in silly rooms with table service. Also, try not to lump everybody into 'europeans'. I know your average US citizen doesn't know the difference, but there any many distinct countries - it usually different in the UK (for information that's Scotland, England and Wales) [Randy, this is not to diss your original comment (funny) - I'm responding to the replies to your comment]
Man, this definitely gives you a new perspective after listening to "Get In The Van". The reality was so much worse. I'd hate humanity after a few rounds of shit crowds.
It's the studio recording. You can hear the chorus but he's just mouthing the words. He's not even holding a microphone. They must have turned it on while he was recovering from the beer can to keep the fans entertained.
***** Go to 0:19. His lips are out of sync with the lyrics and he doesn't have a microphone. An audio recording is playing at the same time the band is playing live.
no hes mister love peace and happyness. and all for the gay right. im gay which is kinda cool. but he seems like the kinda guy that can be set off at any moment to choke you
I attended shows dressed how I dressed everywhere, standard low key prep circa late 70s early 80s. The fashion show that was punk was a fashion show. I met RICHARD HELL decades later in a sedate setting. Hosted a book reading for him. He didn't dress in the fashion many say he created.
@Bob Cook : Nope. Thrash metal is in fact a fusion of metal and hardcore punk. I know this because grew up in and around the birth of thrash metal in Oakland and Berkeley, and we all loved bands like Black Flag, The Dead Kennedys, and Fang (one of my best friends still plays guitar for Fang occasionally). Real punk rock was and is about being anti-establishment (witch intrinsically includes being anti-misogynistic btw). Punk rock died because many fans didn't get it at all, and in their weakness thought that posing as a "real man" was the thing. Ironically for you, it's the very same reason thrash metal died. People who got it, got disgusted by all the intrinsically weak machismo, and many of those weak machismo posers finally learned something about life. I don't think I ever met one thrash metal artist who didn't give at least a nod to punk rock, and I hung out at times with all the players from Exodus, Laaz Rockit, Testament, Metallica, Forbidden etc. Some were good friends, and collectively at least one of my closest friends were good friends with almost all of those guys. So I actually know what I'm talking about from real life experience. By the way, I always preferred thrash metal more personally, probably because I came more from a prog-rock/fusion background. But whatever, "good" is just an opinion anyway, nothing more (you can enjoy both if you want, I do). That's Basic Life 101.
@@ethanhill9460 : Exactly. Punk rock was never a "fashion." It was always about being anti-establishment, and when a genre develps an "established dress code", it's time to be different. One of the most hardcore punks I ever knew was also a tie-dye wearing Deadhead, and another was also the biggest Beatles fan I've ever known (R.I.P Eric, I miss you). Most of the the punk rockers I knew dressed like any other stoner and you couldn't tell from looking at a group of my friends who liked punk, metal, classic rock, jazz, funk, classical, or blues (some like me were fans of all those genres and more).
Classic footage! I was laughing at all the poseurs in the crowd just trying to look cool with their over styled hair. Depression was a good song to song to go into after the beer can incident. Perfect.
Well, by his own admission he made most of his money from writing books, doing speaking tours, and acting. In Black Flag they never made anything and in Rollins Band he broke even on most of the tours but he was addicted to the stage life and being in a band. As far as his vocals go, he fit in with the music and adjusted his voice as needed. I get where you're coming from, but even in the context of his genre I think he's a pretty good vocalist. Better than many punk vocalists anyways. =)
Really? I think he's got a lot of talent. He's an excellent public speaker, great writer, entertainer, and as a musician he's vocally intense, lyrically brilliant, and has an ear for other talented musicians. Especially with some his spoken word tours where it takes a lot of talent to stand up in front of people and be engaging, entertaining, and interesting with over three hours of material that consists of nothing but talk.
When the camera zoomed in, I suddenly understood why Negan from The Walking Dead was based on him. Man, why throw something when such good music is playing?
Sheip *For spoilers I suppose?* No, no. The creator based him off of Henry Rollins. Watch a few videos of him, the man is intense. Also immensely entertaining and funny, everything Negan is known for. If there *was* a zombie apocalypse, do not doubt for a minute that Henry would survive and lead a band of people. He's kind of bad ass like that. There would... *probably* be less of the other Negan stuff, but I guess the show is a study in what people become while focusing on survival. You never know.
The camera man zooming in on Henry threatening a guy with the mic stand knew what he was doing. It was like the camera man knew this video was going to be on the internet.
Hardcore punk (say 1981-1984 era) was really wonderful in my opinion. Houston was an OK market (i went to a few shows which were all really great) but the best part of living there during this period for me at least was the Funhouse Show every Sunday night from 11p-1a on KPFT-a public radio station. This show was hosted by "Chuck Roast" who has owned a great record store in Houston for decades probably beginning around the early 80s. I recorded the show in its entirety for at least two years and I have over seventy 90-minute cassettes of Black Flag, Minutemen, Circle Jerks, Bad Brains, Seven Seconds, DRI, F&*ck-Ups, both studio and live tracks etc and if my house caught on fire they would be the first thing I'd go for as soon as every person/pet were safe.
For the people giving Henry shit about his reaction to being hit with a beer can, read Get In The Van, it will help you understand. They all put up with so much shit from the audiences that some of them were bound to snap at some point. There is an audiobook of it on youtube. Listen to it.
What everybody doesn't realize is that Rollins is getting mad at the wrong person and was the guy at the front who finished his beer can and threw it at Rollins by accident. Look at 0:04
Here 2 years later to say YES someone did notice it was the guy in the front row that threw the can, but Rollins wasn't the first to call him out. The guy in the trench coat called out the innocent which if you take a closer look. It seems as though the person who actually threw the can is trying to plead guilty but the guys on stage aren't listening.
He didn't get off the stage, because unlike yourself no doubt, Henry has a lot of smarts and realized that there would be not only legal troubles for himself, but also financial trouble for the whole band if he launched out there and did what you would most likely have given no thought to. Henry wins. Your argument is weak.
I knew a dude that SWEARS he got into a fight with Henry Rollins at The Place I Knoxville, TN, circa 83' or '84... says he kicked Rollins' ass, which I doubt, but I do tend to believe that they got in a fight .. both of them were rather...uh... obnoxious...at least back then. I saw Rollins last year doing one of his "monologue" shows, and I realized that he's somebody that can't stop talking once he gets started! Lol
I threw firecrackers at a J. G. Thirwell show; also attempted to wrest the mic stand away from him, with partial success, accidentally striking person behind me with base of the stand. So, yes your comment checks out
I know thagt but I'm talking about Black Flag songs. He started writing more songs towards the end of Black Flag when they made their spoken word album; that was pretty fucking good though.
read the book - they basically payed all by themself, eating watever and sleeping everywhere ( most of the time covered in spit ) - in UK Henry Rollins got in a very big fight with the local punks at one gig ( i really can't remember the place ) - they waited for him , like 50 against him . he still fight back , but they beat him real bad - you got to read the book, so intense - this in the video is nothing - the book is fantastic, like 1000% punk - Henry got gigantic balls
This sound quality is very bad from this recorded video. They should have been able to make it right.. I can barely hear Henry and the rest of BLACK FLAG 🎼!! 🙋
I didn’t exist when it was filmed but I miss the days when anger was part of youth not a personal problem that should be FUCKING eliminated. One angry young man (even in real life) here.
Remember than the reaction of rollins here is nothing compared to the reactions of Lemmy when someone thows shit at him. And I don't think than Lemmy is a pussy... Sorry for bad english.
"Henry was only 21 or 22 in this and compared to the looks of the audience he looks at least 10 years older. Not one of them with their cute multi-colored hair looks at the stage once! They are all smoking or posing. They ARE the spoiled ones! Don't tell me that taking a bottle in the head is Punk Rock ...."
dude i totally agree with this
uhm.. in europe punk rock was discharge, crass, hardcore punk and descendents style came a litle later
spoiled? do you have any sort of clue how Berlin was in the 80's??
@@KorgKapperi descendants were way more melodic and “feel good” compared to Black Flag- imo BF’s “non-punk” look and slower material alienated and confused much of Europe’s punks where appearance was a big deal. I remember seeing photos of BF in the U.K. press in 1983 and thinking “fuck... these people are serious”
He looks older than that😂😂😂
@@mikesilva5085 descendants is bubble gum pop punk no comparison
I was convinced that Rollins was about to change into the hulk at about :58
Rob Nutt Lol me too, Hank Banner
At least he threw the mic stand at 1:13
Lmao
Rob Nutt with that dark shade, he almost did.
2:09 She said: "For fuck's sake Henry, don't mention the war!"
That's a dude
so weird seeing these cartoon punx in the front row with their backs to the band while Flag plays some of the most intense music known to mankind.
Their style came straight out of the London of the mid-70s, and was outdated.
@@sb4040 not really.. berlin scene was unique
the crowd is so uncool
IKR? WTF!?!
as much as I love Black Flag....you think guys living in Berlin in the 80's would be impressed by some californians? The wall was still there and everything....imagine what it's like growing up in that tiny enclave of west-berlin.....
Never understood hate for Rollins. Then again most punkers come across as pseudo-enlightened-elitist-fashion snobs more so than being rebellious. He had guts to keep going with Black Flag even after being slagged.
RueMorgueDweller i wasnt a very big rollins fan ill admit that. But i would still kill a mother fucker for getting between me and my dose of Damaged. Keith Morris was the man imo. But Rollins was/is still a legend no matter what
@@davidtaylor6452 you mean the Album right? I stand right behind you.
Ya they hated especially the skins I'm a metal head and played in a huge punk scene downtown Calgary 2000s I get the mentality he was doing things they didn't consider punk to them it was unexecrable being a metal x elitist I remember hating anything that went against metal I was like that for years but I haven't been that person in a long long time if your young and you were an outcast in high school you get involved in scene like punk are extreme metal you don't want anyone outside your genre involved in your scene to kids it's there scene were they belong they don't want the people who bullied them in school in that scene so anyone going against the grain is consa poser and the kids want them gone Henry was looked at as someone who shouldn't be there nevermind the singer for black fucking flag but in the end he became the biggest thing that came out of that band probably the only one who got rich and out of all of them as legendary as the band is Henry is the only one who is truly famous a house hold name I think that's great but if you were to truly think about it maybe the punks were right and he just wasn't one of them
its not about haters. He is a poser. Listen to Ron Reyes
Absolutely
“I saw you throw it, bitch” Henry taking no shit as always 😂. Fucking great and I always got mad respect for the dude as a person and musician
henry was the least talented of their singers but cool
@@shannonalbrecht8012 flag became flag with rollins, the previous two EPs were great but nothing compared to post damaged flag
@@abhideepdhar1405 I will take Keith Morris all day over Henry Rollins.. Rollins doesnt even sing well... Keith is the og
@@shannonalbrecht8012Dez was probably the least "naturally gifted" as a singer TBH. He basically had no range at all. I like Dez a lot but he wasn't exactly a singer. He just kinda sounded like if you took Ron and Henry and put them into an atom smasher together but told them to mostly hit the same note the entire time.
Again, I still really admire Dez, I'm not trying to take the piss out of him, but this is Punk, it's about energy, not "talent" as a singer.
it's cool to see this footage again after listening to the audio from rollins' book 'get in the van' he talks specifically about this tour/these types of crowds
Darrien Day Fun fact: The photo on the back cover of GITV was taken at this gig. It's a shot of the band and the crowd doing a singalong of TV Party because someone had turned off the PA.
It's cool to see a black guy like punk.
@@EpsteinsRope yh dude, i mean bad brains are black lol
@@EpsteinsRope any race can like punk… it has nothing to do with race lmao.
@@EpsteinsRope This guy would lose his mind if he found out about Bad Brains
apparently the punk scene in Germany at this time consisted of stylized hair punks standing around trying to look moody...
i mean seriously...how could these dumb fucks just sit on the stage chatting over a cigarette while the flag goes nuts inches behind them?
+Randy Young Fucking posers
yeah i don't think europeans had what stripped down hardcore punk outlook like in the USA, they were more like sid vicious types, all about acting douchy with their spiked hair
THE CROUD WAS CURE
funny, I often see footage and wonder why yanks are sitting around tables while the band is playing! true, not early hardcore gigs, but plenty of good bands playing in silly rooms with table service.
Also, try not to lump everybody into 'europeans'. I know your average US citizen doesn't know the difference, but there any many distinct countries - it usually different in the UK (for information that's Scotland, England and Wales)
[Randy, this is not to diss your original comment (funny) - I'm responding to the replies to your comment]
Man, this definitely gives you a new perspective after listening to "Get In The Van". The reality was so much worse. I'd hate humanity after a few rounds of shit crowds.
Never mess with buff Jim Carrey.
Idgi
Hahaha holy shit! Yr right!!!
😅😅😅
@@thENDweDIE Rollins looks like Carrey
@CharlesNheather “Alllrrighhhttty theeennn”
I love depression. The song. Not the mental state.
Bruno i love depression in my mind , i hate me i kill myself
@@totenkopfss348 ok
@@totenkopfss348 ok
@@totenkopfss348 ok
It's a shame that the focus is on the douchebag who threw the can, 'cause this is the best live version of Black Coffee I've ever heard.
It's the studio recording. You can hear the chorus but he's just mouthing the words. He's not even holding a microphone. They must have turned it on while he was recovering from the beer can to keep the fans entertained.
One Man's Chorus Haha, your trolling is awful.
***** Go to 0:19. His lips are out of sync with the lyrics and he doesn't have a microphone. An audio recording is playing at the same time the band is playing live.
One Man's Chorus If you're actually serious, the whole video is out of sync, but there's no way you're being serious.
***** Because your original comment wasn't serious?
Whos crazy enough to try to start a fight with Henry
them Germans apparently, but I agree Henry is not one to fuck with
GG Allin probably
none of the nones i bet he won’t go down so easily.
no hes mister love peace and happyness. and all for the gay right. im gay which is kinda cool. but he seems like the kinda guy that can be set off at any moment to choke you
I would. Sounds fun.
That's true, but the reason why it "died" is when everyone dressed the same and began to enforce it, it really defeated the purpose of being a punk
I attended shows dressed how I dressed everywhere, standard low key prep circa late 70s early 80s. The fashion show that was punk was a fashion show.
I met RICHARD HELL decades later in a sedate setting. Hosted a book reading for him. He didn't dress in the fashion many say he created.
@Bob Cook : Nope. Thrash metal is in fact a fusion of metal and hardcore punk. I know this because grew up in and around the birth of thrash metal in Oakland and Berkeley, and we all loved bands like Black Flag, The Dead Kennedys, and Fang (one of my best friends still plays guitar for Fang occasionally).
Real punk rock was and is about being anti-establishment (witch intrinsically includes being anti-misogynistic btw). Punk rock died because many fans didn't get it at all, and in their weakness thought that posing as a "real man" was the thing. Ironically for you, it's the very same reason thrash metal died. People who got it, got disgusted by all the intrinsically weak machismo, and many of those weak machismo posers finally learned something about life.
I don't think I ever met one thrash metal artist who didn't give at least a nod to punk rock, and I hung out at times with all the players from Exodus, Laaz Rockit, Testament, Metallica, Forbidden etc. Some were good friends, and collectively at least one of my closest friends were good friends with almost all of those guys. So I actually know what I'm talking about from real life experience.
By the way, I always preferred thrash metal more personally, probably because I came more from a prog-rock/fusion background. But whatever, "good" is just an opinion anyway, nothing more (you can enjoy both if you want, I do). That's Basic Life 101.
@@ethanhill9460 : Exactly. Punk rock was never a "fashion." It was always about being anti-establishment, and when a genre develps an "established dress code", it's time to be different. One of the most hardcore punks I ever knew was also a tie-dye wearing Deadhead, and another was also the biggest Beatles fan I've ever known (R.I.P Eric, I miss you). Most of the the punk rockers I knew dressed like any other stoner and you couldn't tell from looking at a group of my friends who liked punk, metal, classic rock, jazz, funk, classical, or blues (some like me were fans of all those genres and more).
Classic footage! I was laughing at all the poseurs in the crowd just trying to look cool with their over styled hair. Depression was a good song to song to go into after the beer can incident. Perfect.
he's said it himself
"i'm not talented, i'm tenacious"
Except he's a LIAR 😂 He IS talented.
I laughed my ass off when Henry threatened the guy with his mic stand.
Well, by his own admission he made most of his money from writing books, doing speaking tours, and acting. In Black Flag they never made anything and in Rollins Band he broke even on most of the tours but he was addicted to the stage life and being in a band. As far as his vocals go, he fit in with the music and adjusted his voice as needed. I get where you're coming from, but even in the context of his genre I think he's a pretty good vocalist. Better than many punk vocalists anyways. =)
My War is legendary album.
One of the only American Hardcore bands to tour Europe. Black Flag really were pioneers in many ways
No ? In the same night there is bad brains too in this gigs
amazing , i wouldnt want henry that mad at me
No one:
Henry: 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
No one:
Henry: CoMe FrOm The MinImUm WaGe WoRkInG WoRlD
Cuh Rispee Massively underrated comment hahahah
@@vyrus2 Thanks man, i thought it was a pisser
Love Henry Rollins. The dude's a freakin' legend!
Really? I think he's got a lot of talent. He's an excellent public speaker, great writer, entertainer, and as a musician he's vocally intense, lyrically brilliant, and has an ear for other talented musicians. Especially with some his spoken word tours where it takes a lot of talent to stand up in front of people and be engaging, entertaining, and interesting with over three hours of material that consists of nothing but talk.
undeadeath rats eyes lyrics are so deep
@@chauncyfill-ups7613 filtered
talented at sucking DICK maybe..ha.
Love this footage; freaking GREAT. Henry does have a lot of talent people just don't know what talent is most of the time.
This is why he has a thick neck of steel. Legend!!!
When the camera zoomed in, I suddenly understood why Negan from The Walking Dead was based on him. Man, why throw something when such good music is playing?
+RoseKoneko
Wait they actually designed Negan based on a heckler? Like seriously?
Sheip
*For spoilers I suppose?*
No, no. The creator based him off of Henry Rollins. Watch a few videos of him, the man is intense. Also immensely entertaining and funny, everything Negan is known for. If there *was* a zombie apocalypse, do not doubt for a minute that Henry would survive and lead a band of people. He's kind of bad ass like that. There would... *probably* be less of the other Negan stuff, but I guess the show is a study in what people become while focusing on survival. You never know.
Black Flag Vol. 3 - Henry explains proper gig etiquette to the punters.
Henry Rollins is the man with flag and without flag
One of the greatest front men of all time.
To me it's quite obvious that the beer can was targeted at Blondie, and Henry just happened to walk into the line of fire.
The camera man zooming in on Henry threatening a guy with the mic stand knew what he was doing. It was like the camera man knew this video was going to be on the internet.
Him yelling at the guy sounds like a suicidal tendencies song
My thoughts exactly
Hardcore punk (say 1981-1984 era) was really wonderful in my opinion. Houston was an OK market (i went to a few shows which were all really great) but the best part of living there during this period for me at least was the Funhouse Show every Sunday night from 11p-1a on KPFT-a public radio station. This show was hosted by "Chuck Roast" who has owned a great record store in Houston for decades probably beginning around the early 80s. I recorded the show in its entirety for at least two years and I have over seventy 90-minute cassettes of Black Flag, Minutemen, Circle Jerks, Bad Brains, Seven Seconds, DRI, F&*ck-Ups, both studio and live tracks etc and if my house caught on fire they would be the first thing I'd go for as soon as every person/pet were safe.
Got any you wanna sell?
you should put them up on CZcams
Texas had alot of awesome bands
And you hit me right "IN MY HEAD!!!"
The ultimate Rollins video. Or at least one of them.
Rollins is a great actor......now I see how he ended up in Hollywood
Amo black flag
Man I see a whole lot of young Henry in Phil Anselmo. They're actions and movements are so similar. 🤘
I always thought Henry was a big influence. Same lyrical themes too about surviving an abusive father and rising above
Henry Rollins VS Phil Anselmo... Wonder who'd win..
True
@@zer0deaths862 Rollins all day
but phil anselmo is a nazi, don't forget that
i great guy, great talent and forces
For the people giving Henry shit about his reaction to being hit with a beer can, read Get In The Van, it will help you understand. They all put up with so much shit from the audiences that some of them were bound to snap at some point. There is an audiobook of it on youtube. Listen to it.
He was ready to beat the shit of whoever it was. Having restraint doesn't make you a bitch.
What everybody doesn't realize is that Rollins is getting mad at the wrong person and was the guy at the front who finished his beer can and threw it at Rollins by accident. Look at 0:04
He got hit with a fully
Here 2 years later to say YES someone did notice it was the guy in the front row that threw the can, but Rollins wasn't the first to call him out. The guy in the trench coat called out the innocent which if you take a closer look. It seems as though the person who actually threw the can is trying to plead guilty but the guys on stage aren't listening.
Actually Henry is already fully off stage by the start of the video, I think he got hit before this started and that person just also threw theirs
Rollins has loads of talent though...as a vocalist and a writer.
Bill in the back ground is just pure gold
Imagine if GG Allin and Henry were both on stage and someone threw a beer can to GG
😅
maybe testing bottle s for G Gs feces
Wow, this is interesting. Thanks for sharing. Henry is making a completely legitimate claim for respect of his labour.
The locked up look on Henrys face when he said "oh you want me to come out there???" And then looked like a deer in headlights ..lol
He was visualizing different scenarios and likely outcomes in his Mind's Eye. And in the end, acted like the professional he is.
You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.
I have never understood people at concerts throwing things at the performers.
He didn't get off the stage, because unlike yourself no doubt, Henry has a lot of smarts and realized that there would be not only legal troubles for himself, but also financial trouble for the whole band if he launched out there and did what you would most likely have given no thought to. Henry wins. Your argument is weak.
Incredible
*comes 12 seconds after bottle thrown* "YoU hIT me IN thE FacE wItH a bEEr CAn?!"
I got a 6pack and nothing to do
I got a six pack and I DON'T NEED YOU!!!
Wow they played Berlin in 83 I thought back then they only traveled around America.
Lovely stuff
"I would say unhinged vocal style but he is just generally unhinged"
😂 Henry a bad microphone happened all the time on stage.💡👍💖🤘😂 I think about it,today and I can't stop laughing about it.its part of the show.🤘💖👍💡☕
i wonder where d. boon was during this
I doubt it. Henry is and was both physically and mentally strong. he even seemed to be motioning for the asshole to come up.
Bien dicho y hecho Henry!
Que fue lo que les dijo??
Love henry real deal man politics aside he did it the right way
He looked like a Roman statue
I knew a dude that SWEARS he got into a fight with Henry Rollins at The Place I Knoxville, TN, circa 83' or '84... says he kicked Rollins' ass, which I doubt, but I do tend to believe that they got in a fight .. both of them were rather...uh... obnoxious...at least back then. I saw Rollins last year doing one of his "monologue" shows, and I realized that he's somebody that can't stop talking once he gets started! Lol
so this guy kicked Rollins ass..............YEAH SURE 😂
1:18 enjoy
Some people do the dumbest things, throwing a beer can at someone is one of them!
I threw firecrackers at a J. G. Thirwell show; also attempted to wrest the mic stand away from him, with partial success, accidentally striking person behind me with base of the stand. So, yes your comment checks out
Do NOT fuck with Henry.
I know thagt but I'm talking about Black Flag songs. He started writing more songs towards the end of Black Flag when they made their spoken word album; that was pretty fucking good though.
Never saw Henry that angry.
I didn't even know they played overseas. Who payed for the flight? Because from what I understand, everyone was broke as fuck.
read the book - they basically payed all by themself, eating watever and sleeping everywhere ( most of the time covered in spit ) - in UK Henry Rollins got in a very big fight with the local punks at one gig ( i really can't remember the place ) - they waited for him , like 50 against him . he still fight back , but they beat him real bad - you got to read the book, so intense - this in the video is nothing -
the book is fantastic, like 1000% punk - Henry got gigantic balls
Thus is gold
Reyes is royalty.
Young Henry.
Damn Hanry was a fucking beast.
they dont like him because he not wearing the punk uniform. they didnt have Hot Topic back then
Don't f**k with Henry Rollins lol!
Drinking black coffee + Depression
Guy on stage threw it back into the crowd at people that were no where near where the bottle came from
0:22 The Birth of Dexter Morgan
Damn the ''punk'' crowd was lame
This sound quality is very bad from this recorded video. They should have been able to make it right.. I can barely hear Henry and the rest of BLACK FLAG 🎼!! 🙋
Exactly
Holy shit
1:09
We Punkers come across that way cus We don't buy the World's BULLSHIT!
But Ty dear commenter for helping Me see the light.
Bad ass
I didn’t exist when it was filmed but I miss the days when anger was part of youth not a personal problem that should be FUCKING eliminated. One angry young man (even in real life) here.
Truth.
I think Rollins could fkn throw down AND continue singin
Holy shit.
Toby does the same thing with me. He messes with me
Q: How come dawgs don't burp..??
They'll beef like their's no tomorrow...but for the life of me, can't recall a puppy burp...
Bill Stevenson.
Henry Rollins is God :D
Palle e anima...balls and soul
Remember than the reaction of rollins here is nothing compared to the reactions of Lemmy when someone thows shit at him.
And I don't think than Lemmy is a pussy...
Sorry for bad english.
Whos the person just like standing and walking around the stage?
Gg would laugh
i guess GG would through some shit back to the audience...I mean real shit ;)
Немецкие панки...Это добро
Raw pure punk is never understood by posers
looked like he was standing there holding a big plunger lol