(high quality) New York hardcore -1986 on the Regis Philbin Morning show ABC - nyhc
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- this falls under the fair use clause. Here in high quality is the rare follow up to the infamous Phil Donahue show (1986) when he had some members from the New York Hardcore scene on it
Shortly after some of them appeared on the morning show with Regis Philbin as a follow up to Donahue's lack of understanding. Enjoy--- complete and uncut - Zábava
This is the first "80s talk show with punks" clip I've seen where the hosts are respectful and ask serious, genuine questions... and the punks they pick to be on the show are bright kids, not hand picked to be outrageous.
punk was dead by 86
@@VolkXue it was dead by 80 the exploited officially killed punk, all that was left was indie and hardcore
That’s Ray from WarZone, not punk, that’s the point. There is a big difference. Hardcore may have looked “punk” to people that didn’t know, but hardcore was quite a bit different. Most punks I knew just did it to try and be outrageous, or were posers. Hardcore kids tried to make a difference in the world and probably did more to spread things like Veganism than any other group... and look where veganism is now.
Exactly!!!
couldn't happen in 2020 - now everything is measured and targeted
I'd love to see a reunion of this group to hear about their lives since 1986 & what they are doing today.
I was reading some of the comments it sounds like both of the guys have passed and the girl to the far right is popular on Instagram 🤷
Murphy's Law are still playing.
They're grandparents.
I'd watch that.
What's the girl on the rights name? Awesome video.
I miss the 80's. It was so free and no one bothered you. No cameras, no phones. We loved it and we knew it was a great era.
I miss it, too!
Exactly! Fights were all you worried about and many clubs had dress codes. The best decade!
So true.
I don’t know. I was too busy at that time mountain biking around Mount Diablo - with Thin Lizzy live and dangerous in my Walkman
That was not just the eighties. That was all of the human history prior to the existence and mass distribution of smartphones, which eliminated privacy for everybody.
These kids are hardworking and intelligent! They make more sense than many young people today!
Never liked punk rock or the slam dancing.
I don’t think you comment was all that necessary 😅 just because you don’t understand the kids today doesn’t make us any less articulate and smart
The irony of your comment just shows that you are everything the kids in this video would have hated.
@@lavish_ale5470 Don’t listen to people like that. They’re fucking idiots. I’m old. Just because I don’t understand someone doesn’t mean I dismiss them. That especially pertains to young people. I don’t expect everyone to understand me. Old people didn’t understand me when when I was young, but I respected them anyway. Young people don’t understand me now that I’m old, but I respect them. Because you’re human. You’re alive. And because life is hard. So be different. Be you. And when you get old, don’t dismiss young kids. I guarantee you will not understand them, but you can empathize.
The point of this entire video -------------------------------------------> . . . .
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(I'm saying you missed the point man)
radio lady: "what are you rebelling against?" natalie: "ugly clothing!"
She was rebelling like all the gen xers rebelled against the reagan trickle down theory and the class wars against the rich and greedy.So the fact is the fact and were stilll revolting against this and the Trump supporters dont see that they are being used in the same way(guess you had to be there to know what the hell youre talking about).
Hannah Bowie - thanks for the replay, but we heard it the first time.....
@@stevencorsoe9575 Most Gen-x people were not Punk & didn't rebel against Trickle down economics
He should have asked what about 25 years from now ? Are you gonna think the same ?
@@stevencorsoe9575 Well said.
"He shouldn't even be allowed to even write for bazooka bubble gum comics" hahha that burn is so 1980's 😂
Gabriela Harakas Holds up tho lol 😁
All-timer!
Well I just chewed Bazooka Bubblegum and read the comics like yesterday
Just saying.. but I am a child of the 80's 😉
they still make bazooka bubble gum. they discontinued the little comic strip in 2012 in the U.S. in Latin American countries bazooka bubble gum still has the comic strip.
Lmao that shits so cheesy
Natalie is a literal ICON. Even though this was from the 80s, I've seen a handful of alt posts on instagram with video clips of her in them. She's such a badass!!
Badass? Pfft. Feisty little tart.
What's he last name? Would like to look her up
Never seen her before but I love her toughness and honesty. She’s cool af.
👏🤩
@@nymike06 natalie jacobson!
@@kekavitale7124 The journalist?!
Rest in peace, Ray and Todd, NYHC legends forever.
Raybeez literally helped shape who I am. This is like a walk through my youth.
So strange they're in their 50s now.
Would love to get interviews from them
Nathan Patrick old boomers being told by the sensitive gay teenagers of today
We were cool and then some.....
Ray and Todd are both dead R.I.P
@@curtyct5389 sad. Thanks for the info though
I love how they try and make them look small ‘do you have a job’ ‘yeah I have three’ SIT DOWWNN
Yea, but then she went on to describe what she did& it sounded like mumbo jumbo.she meant a job that u get paid to do.
To me, this was the best time to be alive in the entire 20th Century. The music was second to none; and I mean every genre, the movies were awesome, Reagan was president, the U.S. economy was in pretty decent shape( not perfect but no time period is) technology was developing, home computers were entering the market, Apple was born, then Mircosoft, the first cell phone was available and being used by the rich, the fashions were just fantastic, and race relations were better than the previous 20 years before.
The CD came out in 1982, and also the Sony Walkman and later on the DiscMan. People interacted with one another in a normal way, and times were basically normal. Prices were decent, and with a few exceptions, everything was hitting on all cylinders. Today? I don't know where to begin. It's basically the worst time to be alive than anytime period I could think of. I would rather be in 1930's depression era, than live in this immoral, horrible, Godless, apathetic degenerate society.
@@QuantumEffectResidue Don't believe the hype put out by the right wing media. In his second term, Reagan was senile and would've been impeached. His admission that he broke the law and was selling weapons to Iran was classic. "My heart tells me I didn't do these things, but the facts say otherwise. "
@@keithlast1487 - your senile. Your confused.
@@kevinmitchell4018 ?? A studio assistant (the first two jobs she described) is a very typical, paid job for an art student that provides art world experience and mentorship for a young artist, and the second job she describes is working in her college's library. just because you don't know what a studio assistant is doesn't mean it's not a real job...
First time a psychologist who came on with the Hardcore/ Punks who actually was on point. So pissed Raybeez kept getting interrupted and cut off. That dude was the voice for that scene. "Don't forget the struggle, don't forget the streets!"
All you kids out there, always keep the faith!
Warzone is amazing ..Got into them from Cro Mags wish i found them earlier
I'm 29yrs and this is the first time I've ever seen this. I love it. Really reminds me of what I'd wish news was now instead of what it is.
Natalie is the perfect girl. I liked everything she said.....and she is gorgeous.
Impossible to find women like this today. There are plenty of good looking alt chicks at school but they're all into Bukowski and drugs. Fml.
....And they don't do anal.
wow you suck....she's brilliant and that is what you have to say....Fuck off. @@razorcatheter6333
Natalie has zero intelligence. Intelligent people get the facts before they state their views. Donahue was/ is known as an extremely liberal person. She's just a very angry and prejudiced person. She's 53 now and probably working some dead-end job because no employer would put up with an attitude like that.
What’s her last name?
RIP Regis. Was one of the coolest squares.
He’s dead?!!
@@Mordorer passed away pretty recently
Bruh.
He's out of control ❤️
Dang, I looked it up, 2020. Maybe it's a Mandela and he'll show up later.
Raybeez-Post death he is still known worldwide as a hardcore legend, Todd Youth- I mean youth of today would be enough said but he also went to play in Danzig and also with Glen Campbell. Jimmy Gestapo-Murphy’s Law hardcore punk legend still reps NYHC! These dude have each sold more album than the Sex Pistols! Sadly two of them are no longer with us Rest In Power ma dudes Todd Youth and Raybeez!! Gone never forgotten!
Todd Youth was never in Youth of Today.
Sold more records then the Sex Pistols I don't think so mook!
Natalie owned this interview. Sexy style and intelligent. man as soon as they invent the Time machine I am there....
Christine was more impressive than any of them. She has three jobs, going to college and BTW...she is BEAUTIFUL.. Nat was cool but Christine said less, what she said was HUGE and impressive and first thing she said "Hi Mom." Girl is PURE class. OMG I wish I knew her.
do you think that was intelligent? lol
You will see them from a Cookie techno, courtesy of Black Mirror.
Ms. Felony Strutter she also entered the conversation with the idea she was under attack which led to her coming off a lil bit bitchy for no reason, hot headed is just as unattractive in females as it is in males.
I thought Michael J Fox invented the time machine in 1985. 🤪
"we're all born naked, the rest is drag" - Ru Paul.
I still dress the way I was born.
Dudes wearing dresses-either you are a member in a band or on a British sit com.
That's stupid
Indeed ^^
@jeff knox you're American aren't you? You're a nation of halfwits you fucking slack jawed banjo plucking simpleton. I bet you voted Trump too. You're a global joke mate. Despised the world over. I bet you don't even own a passport. Go play with your guns you fucking cretin.
This group of individuals is clearly 'highly" intelligent and simply expressing their uniqueness, and individuality. I have not heard one iota of hate speech. They are to be commended that they are "thinking" for themselves and drawing their own conclusions about life. The blonde haired girl in white has a fine ability to be expressive. in a respectful and thoughtful way.
I'm still a punk rocker 64 years old I still Listen from Black Flag, Circle jerks descendants,killing joke, adolescence , DI,Dickies, and everything.. I was actually the drummer for 45 years punk seen,
I still dress up somtimes just because it's still original to this day because noone does it anymore,,
Peter Pan Syndrome
@@kirksellers5989
Your syntax needs work. No, I'm not from Social Distortion. Thank God!
@@kirksellers5989
Poor syntax bud.
Based
Todd died pretty young at only 47 years of age. He maintained a consistent career in music his entire adult life
That's a shame. How'd you find out?
So did Raybeez. Died of pneumonia at like 35. Dude was my dads age
@@yeti2237 so grateful to have seen WARZONE at 9 months pregnant with a FAMILY surrounding us...
RIxHC
@@yogijaya2897 OMG I remember you ! You were that girl doing Yoga with the boys !
How did he die?
"I'm just doin' what I wanna do!" - that's the true essence of punk.
Exactly, freedom
Now it's conformity. Think and vote like us or else...
I left the punk scene for that. They didn't like I was rebelling against their leftist dogma. I guess I'm too punk for punk.
@@delphic7716 thank God I wasn't the only one who noticed. When my own scene let alone band tries to kick me own for wrong think I knew something was wrong with the scene. What saved my was that I wasn't a shit guitarist and I could solo, the others didn't know what they were doing or never studied scales. I knew radical feminists who had bedrooms bigger than my living room with a loving father in the picture. I was the only working class minority without a dad.
'Do what thou wilt' basically the credo of the satanic Aleister Crowley. The perfect philosophy for the spiritually devoid and narcissistic Godless youth 🙄
@@Uncle_Ruckus_ punk has always been incredibly gay and anti establishment. I’m just curious what subject you had takes on that they didn’t accept. Because my scene is pretty accepting but yeah if someone says shit that is gonna make other people feel like they aren’t accepted then they gotta go.
I met Regis at a banquet several years ago. We had some laughs and he was cool! I'm glad this popped up on my recommended. I remember this episode too! I was 16 and going to see metal shows in NYC at The Ritz and Lamore's West!
Jami Nova from Long Island?
@@chewy2804 yep
What about Studio One in North Newark? That place was wild!
Back when punk meant so much more.
It also meant so much less.
Rick C how so?
It was already dead for the third time by 1986!
PAW NOT DAW why 86
Punk is meaningless. It's meaningless because those of us who make it are worthless to society.
People trying to give punk some greater meaning or purpose are directly responsible for GG Allin & Murder Junkies, Antiseen, and all of the other politically incorrect "murdercore" bands that arose as a response to the SJWs of the day. Punk was never about do-gooders and happy fee-fees.
Ah Geez I feel old. I remember being about 13 when that New York Magazine article came out with Natalie and Jimmy Gestapo with Mark Bay on the cover.I saw Natalie at a Dead Boys gig at Irving Plaza when I was 12,thought she was the most beautiful girl ever and copied her platinum Bob with black tips. What a beautiful girl.
I go to the comments for these stories.
Ha! I remember this mark and I went to school together and he was so proud of this photo
whats her last name?
@@laila1459 Jacobson
Very Debbie Harry
I remember this episode, saw it back in 86... Glad too see good things never die.....
“Tune in for this provocative interview with real punk rockers. Also, Friday we have the sexy Billy Dee Williams.” 😂
Jesus this was crazy too watch idk how to explain it they were all so respectful and had an intelligent conversation I wish this could happen today
don't misuse Father God's beautiful name
Wow they have jobs & not complaining
@@fisheywashington1879 What would Jesus say to you? Probably get a life. I don't need you to protect my good name.
Because it's from our generation,independant,strong,and intelligent...were not the queer snowflakes of today with their weird agendas...we knew what was wrong with the world...this shit today is just dumb as boards.
@@fisheywashington1879 Go away- your in the wrong place.
The most ridiculous thing about this video...Kathy Lee's dress!
Kathy could be wearing that dress today and id still hit that fine ass😈
Johnny Deadcolt she's like 70
Johnny Deadcolt amen brother
kathy lee's dress!!!!
It "hides" her anorexia 10:09 stick arms. High creep factor
Thanks for transferring and sharing
I was 14yrs old when this show aired but was a big fan of metal and punk rock. I also grew up in NYC and would go to cbgb's often once I was around 16. Words can't describe how authentic, real and genuinely cool NYC was in those days. It disgusts me now.
It's crazy how this is the same with different cities throughout the world.
LOL
🤮
Punk is an attitude and will never die. I am 33 and still a punk.
anyone watching this is 2019/ 2020
no. no one. not a single soul. It's on the internet for no reason.
Nah
You
James Barker yesir
samuel :D here
“It’s not a costume, it’s a way of life”
One of the best return of the living dead quotes EvA!!!
One of the best movies EvA!!!
I have been using that quote for 20 years
@@skwissgaar_skwigelf_kdz3251 ditto
It happens to be Stylin,hook and the daggers
and that chick was so friggin hot! I'll never forget seeing that in the theater as a teenager
One of the most honest and wholesome interviews I've heard. Complete respect for these guys. 👍💫😘
I've always liked Regis from the time he had Billy Corgan on talking about The melancholy infinite sadness debut and turns out he was went out and bought the CD the double CD and he said he would listen to it here and there so I had to give respect 2 Regis for doing that
I've learned to be open to new music of different genres. It's been a lovely experience for me.
The most radical fashion here is Kelly's sleeves
That was Kathie Lee Gifford actually.
That sums it up
Yaaaaaaaaa that’s the first thing I noticed actually too !
Wow the 80's commercials bring on a strange type of nostalgia.
Graduation date here: 1982! Yikes, I'm old! I enjoyed punk in the late 70's & 80's, and grunge in the 90's, lil Peep forever!
NYC was punk headquarters.
LA was for hair metal freaks.
Was born in '66. The 80's were my time of being a teen/young adult....& back then.... my generation were wise asses but respectable at the same time & basically sane when it came to politics. The REAGAN years!!!!
👍💙❤🇺🇸💪
Generation X!!! 66 also
This turned out to be such a wholesome interview 😂
Wholesome that the fact kids in the punk scene grew up in middle to upper middle class families. And wanted to be rebellious that's all it was about.
@@sadiestoltzfus9798 it’s natural to want to differentiate yourself from your parents.
Natalie is GORGEOUS and has a sharp and friendly personality
Having just heard that Regis has died, I came back to watch what is probably my favorite clip of him on CZcams. RIP, Regis.
Me to natalie is hot
Thanks for posting this..
so glad to see regis and clg actually respecting what they have to say and letting them speak and I've never seen this until now so thanks for posting up!
Natalie: This is not a costume. This is the way we think, the way we act. This is a way of life”
Similar words spoken by Suicide in Return of the Living Dead.
Trav D. Great movie!
My immediate thought when I heard thst
yup!
U are absolutely right!! Great movie!!
EVERY TIME I come across these kinds of videos, I can't help but comment on HOW MUCH *I* *MISS* *THIS* *ERA* ❣️
White america was a special time.
@@boycottjews Hell yeah it was. Way better than the cesspool we have now
@@Chevelle602 tell me about it. I'm in gerogia, looks like a litterally South American slum.
Same here, The 21st century kinda blows!
I ALWAYS say how much I miss the 80s!
Watching this really changed my mind about a lot of things. Love and let live....
Natalie’s really talented I think her most recent work is the graphic novel “Outlaw Efforts.” She also wrote “No Forwarding Address.” And she did a spoken word on Home Alive.
She must be a pretty private person since a google search didn't show what she looks like now
@@deltahomicide9300 or she was never big enough to warrant a what she looks like now
@@deltahomicide9300 she's a fat soccer mom
Look up Natalie Jacobson “Every Life a Story” there’s a picture of her. She doesn’t dress the same LoL
That's a totally different Natalie Jacobson! Were you just pulling our leg?
They literally proved them wrong on every SINGLE thing the assumed about them
He had them on the show. So respect for that. He could have just ignored them entirely.
Just like the PMRC hearings. Remember how eloquent Dee Snider was? And John Denver? The old folks thought he would side with THEM! What a joke!!!
How ridiculous to think that we haven't a clue...
Natalie was on point, I miss my NYHCore days....RIP Raybeez / L.E.S. baby!
.....PUNX NOT DEAD!
poor Todd. He joined RayBees last autumn. Todd Youth played with Shitloads of big name bands before he died -- as even mainstream heavy metal acts couldn't deny that this hardcore kid had great skill, so many days practicing in his scumfucked Lower East Side bedroom.
That IS raybeez!!! I posted a comment to see if that was him. Thanks for the comment here. Wow. Yea man r.i.p.
Youth brigade "old punks don't die,they just cash in.🍻
shits dead
Punx not dead it just goes to bed early now.
I enjoyed this! I was 11 years old and wish to jump into my screen and live out the 80’s all over again! I love the glimpses of commercials! Natalie owned the interview. She mesmerizing to look at and hear.
These youngsters are sharp libertarians. I see nothing wrong with it. I am the same age as these people. I was 20 in 1985. Some of my friends dressed like this. I didn't. But They all loved my Dad. He was born in 1920 (a vet of WWII and Korea) and would take us skeet shooting, golfing, have them over for dinner, boxing matches in the backyard, make fun of their hair, and generally see eye to eye on almost everything (except music) with them. Dad knew we would all eventually grow up.
Dad warned against tattoos. He said something like "When you get older you can get a decent haircut and change your wardrobe, but you can't wash off a tattoo. Do you want to get to be my age with a constant reminder of being an idiot once?" I remember him talking to my best friend, who was thinking about getting a tattoo. Dad started talking about how much he hated potatoes....??... Dad grew up before WWII on a potato farm. "If I got a tattoo saying how much I hated potatoes it would look pretty silly at my current age." Dad had a way of slicing through our youthful exuberance and keeping us on track. All the other Parents knew he was a great guy. Thanks Dad. You've been gone for 16 years, but all 6 of your kids still see everything through your eyes, and all of our friends do too.
You were the Best Dad Ever!! If we did something wrong we were punished, If we did something right we were praised. You were fair and honest. Your wacky sense of humor was off the charts. I sure do miss you.
Oh yeah, I guess Mom was okay too.
Sounds like you hit the dad lottery.
@@chiarac3833 I really did. Thanks for the nice comment.
Natalie: Who cares about my sex life??
Regis: I do!
Natalie: Regis! 😳😅
Natalie wanted Regis 😏
She sounded so cute when she said that 😂
We all do Natalie. We all do.
Thanks to yourself and Ed for making and keeping the tapes. Such a shame commercial broadcasters don't archive this sort of thing. It's such a great look-back.
Saw it many times the best quality so far great stuff kids needs to see this so they understand
Never have I been more disappointed that the commercials were removed
hahaha, "who cares about my sex life?"
"I do!" he reaaallly, reeeally cares. That had me laughing.
Regis is horny
He had to hide his Boner after that.
can you blame him? she's beautiful!
I'd like to see what they look like in 2020.
Jimmy G still fronts Murph's Law, you can find more recent photos of him with a search. But yea, I am curious what's happened to them all over the last three decades.
Probably dead of overdose
NPC #102117 or with kids living in the suburbs...
There's a number of traces on Natalie online due to her involvement in NYHC and association with Jimmy G. She had wrote two novels: No Forwarding Address and Outlaw Efforts. Her full name is Natalie Jacobson. If you did a bit digging you will find her current image. Aside from slight aging not much changed.
Todd Youth (the guy next to Natalie) sadly die back in late 2018. He had been working with a number of band over the years (even working with Danzig and Motorhead at some point).
Ray Barbieri, the other bald guy also sadly died back in 1997 due to viral pneumonia. He is a very legendary figure in NYHC scene.
I'm not sure about other two girls.
here is a video interview that Todd did back in 2017: czcams.com/video/xxXJh97rmGI/video.html
I grew up in that era and knew many of teens and young adults that were into that scene..They really were good people and took care of one another....I was the long haired metal head guitar player type and I respected them and they respected me....Wish I could go back to those days..Nobody respects anyone anymore........
The teens and young people happened to be upper middle class kids that rebelled against the preppy look. I'm "generation x" one girl who I went to high school with dressed like a punk rocker was an honor student. So these kids filmed their articulation etc. lead me to believe they also grew up in middle to upper middle class homes.
Todd on here became quite a prolific session guitarist. A lot of excellent musicians come from the hardcore scene.
Wow Ray is such a pure person. Angelic really.
Rest In Peace Ray Beez & Todd Youth NYHC forever
So I did a bit of research, Jimmy Gestapo and Natalie (Jacobson) were together for awhile. She is a writer now in the Seattle area and has written a couple well reviewed books. Her former boyfriend Jimmy is still the singer but now the only remaining original member of Murphy's Law. They are still a band. He recently had major surgery.
Natalie wrote a novel that was published by Rollins called “No Forwarding Address.” You can still find it online. I knew about the book long before I saw her on CZcams on these old clips.
I used to have her website saved. I think she ended up writing 2-3 books
@@mazinz2 That’s great to know, thank you.
Great flashback thanks for sharing
This was great. They really let em say their piece and asked them pointed questions that they know the audience will be thinking so they could defend themselves, but without being disrespectful. Very awesome
"Friday: The Sexy Billy Dee Williams"
Lmao I saw that. What was sexy back then sure seems pretty typical now!
My mom's crush! She used to watch Regis & Kathie all the time.
"it's all in the hips!.....it's all in the hips!..."
Colt 45
When I was 18 years old & getting into punk rock in Seattle at the UW in 1981 after leaving the suburb of Bellevue where we were stoned & into rock n roll. I took a marketing class & they asked us; where do you see yourself in 5 years ?
I wrote
I want to be alive & living near the ocean (AKA be happy).
Punk is not a problem.
Society is the problem & the
Government.
Hello 👋how are you doing?
Would be great to do an update bring whoever is still alive together to see what their perspective on life is now. What a very interesting group of young intelligent people and kudos to Regis and Kathy for talking to him with respect and listening to them and not judging them Regis was a real gem that way he was one of the best journalists out there because he really treated people very kindly for the most part and had a great sense of humor. A real Class act he and Kathy made a great pair.
I was 14 yrs old growing up in NYC at the same time as this and loved punk rock/metal, etc, etc. The scene basically died around 1991 when Nirvana got big. But I will say this, just about every "kid" I grew up with in the 80s in NYC that was part of the scene would consider themselves conservative today and are likely disgusted in the direction this country is going thanks to far left wacko liberals.
Rare to see talk show hosts have punks on the show and not shove them into the "crazy phase" box! Much respect, Regis!
They should bring all these punk rockers back on the show 33 years later and see where they are now and what there lives are like in 2019 ....
100% all have regular jobs now and families. Probably still attend shows but totally different mindset and life
Unfortunately Ray died in 97 due to pneumonia and Todd passed away in 2018
I want to see what they look like now and are they still into punk?
This was a great interview by Regis and kath Lee. This is now our History. Love to see them now.👍
9:14 “nothing ever works out the way you plan, anyway.”
True story.
Those girls were so my type back in the 80’s. I was in the Atlanta punk scene, hanging at little five points and going to concerts at 688. Man those were the days. 😉🖖🏼🛸
Goddam if I hear "punker" one more time
punker.
Daniel Lastowka , right...lol!
Punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker punker 😏
Aye you one of them punker foo's
Dont watch the TMNT movie then
I LOVE how Regis quietly and discreetly went to a commercial break. 👌
It can be hard to explain why you're drawn to something.
For me, punk started with hearing the music and being moved by it. Felt like an outlet for a deep anger in me. I started going to shows at 13 (1995) and fell in love with what was going on. Chaotic wildness and fun with a definite underlying sense of care. Punks cared for eachother and wanted to have a safe(ish) place together to go fucking nuts in and shake some demons out or dance around like an idiot, vent some aggression.
Punk rock saved my life by showing me it was ok to have anger, it was ok to let it out, and that I have a family there in the punk scene that loves me.
@kyfaydfsoab good job gatekeeping someone's tale of feeling comfortable and accepted.... 😐
Thank you so much for this upload. It's really nice to see a good, polite talk in comparison to today's reality shows..
I love the hc/punk community so much. There's nothing worse than living doing drugs all the time and they prove that there is a better way to live. Rest in Peace, Ray [*]
Monka Znuty ì
Ok i need more 80's shows that are genuinely respectful to punks
Great video!
nice interview, I liked that style!
Punk Rockers: DON'T LABEL US!
Also Punk Rockers: WE'RE NOT LIKE THOSE DRUGGY HEAVY METAL LOSERS
Heavy metal is better tho
Hmmm, Real Metal Musicians are extremely talented, intelligent and have a certain line of tact at the very least. TV wants you to believe they are barking , drugy, satanists.. furthest thing from the truth..
Name a music, race, religion that doesn't have its share of fools.
I will say that the top 1000 people responsible for more deaths than anyone in History...
ALL WEAR SUITS AND HAVE SHORT CLEAN CUT HAIR !
@@sparkynm156 I agree. ; - )
In your dreams maybe
HEAVY METAL \m/
Kudos for the producer for playing 'Let It Whip' in the show's outro! Now there's a tune! 😊
I discovered REGIS & CATHY LEE in 1987 when i first got out of JOB CORPS, i hadn't started working yet ,so i was watching a ton of TV but that all changed 2 yrs after this when my child came into the world, WORK!!! ALL THE TIME.
It would be nice if someone could track these people down and interview them again. I remember meeting a sweet punk rocker at the limelight in NYC , he was the most genuine person you’ve ever meet❤
hey baby, I used to hang around this crew and scene. hit me up. I'm still in NYC.
@@magamaga1827 hey!😘 I moved out of NYC five years ago!
RIP Regis Philbin. Excellent Work on the television circuit!!! Awesome guy! I will Miss ya! ❤️
And RIP Todd and Ray the hardcore skinheads on the show.
Jesus saves
Love the eyeliner & individualism! You guys did you!!!
Hello 👋 how’re you doing?
Punk and hardcore till the day I die. Pushing 40 now. Raybeez rest easy legend.
Pretty awesome clip. Watching this in 2022
STILL listening to Samhain and The Cro-Mags in 2019!!!! And I'm in IOWA!!!!!
Bad brains and butthole surfers here in Arkansas.
The Romones and the Misfits here in Ft.Worth Texas.
@@agornath1 Well yeah, but that's fort worth man.
Still misfits, blood for blood, agnostic, all of it I'm 46 from Miami I got all my vinyl from highschool NYHC
iowa is trash escape if u know whats good for ya
this is incredible....way better than the Steve Jones "Todays" incident....Natalie owning and Being so Fing hotter than any others including most paid super models
It always fascinates me to see the difference between UK/British punk scene and that of other nations such as the USA, in terms of what their interpretation of what punk was/is, be it musically or their political views...
Crazy looking back at all this all these years later
Everyone should be silent when Raybeez speaks.
As soon as I saw "New York hardcore" I immediately rolled my eyes expecting a bunch of violent jock poseurs...but these kids are alright (well, kids then. I'm actually about the same age as they are/were). It's funny to hear Kathie Lee talking shit about their appearance when she looks more ridiculous accidentally, than they did intentionally.
@UhKl UhKl When you are my age, these are kids.
Ray (Barbieri) and Todd (Youth) were members of the band 'Warzone', which was one of the seminal Hardcore Punk bands out of NYC and as mentioned in the interview, Natalie was at the time dating 'Murphy's Law' frontman Jimmy Gestapo.
Exactly. The Kid's punk style aged a lot more gracefully then the mainstream lady's outfit :)
As a 52 year old, I can confirm that 95% of the girls from my '87 graduation photo were dressed very similarly to Kathie Lee here.
@@usquebaugh1 Yea, it is funny how most of the elements that get remembered as being iconically 80s, like the whole punk look, were actually a pretty rare sight in those days. It was always the most banal elements that were actually popular, but conveniently forgotten. There's a ton of revisionist bullshit in pop culture.
Interesting interview were everyone was respectful of each other. Would be an interesting follow up to find out where each of them are today.
being born in 69 and growing up in the pink scene in la was what saved my life. 53 now and still listen to those old albums. tsol black flag dead Kennedy's the germs. punk is not dead people.
Punk is in our hearts! I'm glad to have been part of that era.
Debbie from Canada is still going strong , I work with her, she's got awesome stories
East or west? I love the one next to Regis, she was well spoken, but I wish the others had more time to speak. We barely heard from the others.
@@cadavher Deb's in the capital. She told me she didn't originally want to do this show because she would have rather been at work...she's still got her sass that's for sure
Arly Koyman she kind of reminds me of the actress who played the prostitute in American Psycho
Glad to hear that Debbie is doing well. Please let he know that Kiev (her cat) lived to the ripe old age of 17. Sending her good vibes from Brooklyn. Stay safe during this crazy time we're in. - Deek
@@DeekSkusting57 I will pass on the message
Need a “Where are they now?” show!!!
Thanx 4 da Memories..
The smile Regis gives to the camera while Natalie is insulting Phil Donahue…
What a cute little imp.