"DISCHORD 1981: The Year in Seven Inches" (5 US Punk/HardCore bands)
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- Full CD "DISCHORD 1981: The Year in Seven Inches" (Dischord Records DIS14CD), 6 e.p. from 5 US Punk/HardCore bands from the early eighties.
- THE TEEN IDLES , Minor Disturbance e.p.(december 1980).
00:01 - Teen idles.
00:46 - Sneakers.
02:13 - Get up and go.
03:05 - Deadhead.
04:26 - Fleeting Fury.
05:45 - Fiorucci nightmare.
06:29 - Getting in my way.
07:30 - Too young to rock.
- STATE OF ALERT , No Policy e.p.(april 1981).
09:28 - Lost in space.
10:10 - Draw blank.
10:45 - Girl problems.
11:31 - Blackout.
12:13 - Gate crashers.
13:14 - Warzone.
14:04 - Riot.
14:44 - Gang fight.
15:43 - Public defender.
16:54 - Gonna hafta fight.
- MINOR THREAT , Minor Threat e.p.(june 1981).
17:34 - Filler.
19:07 - I don't wanna hear it.
20:19 - Seeing red.
21:20 - Straight edge.
22:04 - Small man, big mouth.
22:58 - Screaming at a wall.
24:29 - Bottled violence.
25:21 - Minor threat
- GOVERNMENT ISSUE , Legless Bull e.p.(september 1981).
26:49 - Religious ripoff.
28:02 - Fashionite.
28:37 - Rock'n'Roll bullshit.
29:50 - Anarchy Is dead.
30:19 - Sheer terror.
31:46 - Asshole.
32:53 - Bored to death.
33:49 - No rights.
34:36 - I'm James Dean.
34:53 - Cowboy fashion.
- MINOR THREAT , In My Eyes e.p.(december 1981).
35:33 - In my eyes.
38:20 - Out of step(with the world).
39:35 - Guilty of being white.
40:51 - Steppin stone.
- YOUTH BRIGADE , Possible e.p.(december 1981).
43:01 - It's about time that we had a change.
44:18 - Full speed ahead.
45:45 - Point of view.
46:31 - Barbed wire.
48:13 - Pay no attention.
49:07 - Wrong decision.
50:39 - No song.
52:58 - No song II. - Hudba
56 yr old punk still my fav
I'm just like you brother, born in '68, i was familiar with punk mainstream, but HC opened me eyes
Found this one on CD back when we had good record stores! Used to love getting lost in those places
will get also this reissue from dischord. cannot help it. am in washington for a couple of months. am 46 and still g crazy for this stuff.
*High five!* :)
Oi!
Мне 44 года, я тоже слушаю. Особенно S.O.A.!!!
yea they are rerealasing as a 7" box set. not sure if its still available for pre-order or not.
I'm 54 and still love hearing this classic hardcore stuff. Some of the best music ever made imho. Not just these great DC bands but there were so many killer bands......Necros, Negative Approach, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Void, Adrenaline OD, Adolescents... just to name a few.
Loved this cd when I was 14. I realized that from that point on I would only be listening to punk for the rest of my life. Haha, I’ve since loved and listened to just about everything, but punk will always be my core favorite.
This should be required listening before one can claim to be a punker.
DISCHORD the best label on the world. I was on DISONNANCE RECORDS with my band (manager from INFECTED YOUTH we make 2lps- 3tapes on 1988- 1989.) Your comp great good i have them... DISCHORD GOD...
What more can be said about Minor Threat? They have already received just about every accolade. And in my book they deserve the highest possible praise, on many fronts. First you have a band whose musicianship is beyond reproach and is held in the highest esteem by everyone who loves punk music. They write inspiring songs with some of the most intelligent lyrics ever put to music.
Their tracks on this masterpiece album feature the original blazing quartet in all their glory. Hearing these songs the first time changed many people's lives and became a youth rallying cry. It also immediately put Minor Threat in the pantheon of hardcore (the music that came after punk and spawned slam dancing)
Then you have Ian MacKaye, the singer and founder of Dischord Records, who sold Minor Threat records very inexpensively so every kid could own one. In an effort to keep the prices down I believe he lost money on some of them. But imagine the joy a kid with very little money had buying a Minor Threat record. To me that is priceless. Ian had all ages shows where no alcohol was served and the tickets were very inexpensive. . His anti-music business and anti-"rock star" attitudes are refreshing in this day and age when money and fame seem to be everyone's goal.
Minor Threat and Stiff Little Fingers are the two most inspirational punk bands I have seen. Seeing them could change one's life---and always for the better.
I loved Minor Threat in 80s, still do. But these days I reckon I'm even more into Teen Idles.
@@colddaze6680...well, that surprised me.
@@willieluncheonette5843 could be cause I owned M Threat tapes since mid 80s, never really listened to Idles in full before now. That and am more turned onto 70s - 80s punk rock these days, probably it?
@@colddaze6680 sounds reasonable. That whole DC scene was great. I take it you've heard the first mix of Out of Step. Most people have only heard the second mix. Ian prefers the first. (Punk and hardcore are my specialties)
@@willieluncheonette5843 tbh first time I heard of it, would not of been the wiser back then when I owned the tapes.
My ears are bleeding but I'm in heaven.
i’m 45. me and my buddy discovered this in the 10th grade, way past this time in the 90’s, and we became instantly hardcore - started a band and played for our friends, got in fights with jocks who wanted to kill us. no regrets
Greetings from Philippines, "Vive Le Punkrock/Hardcore!" :-)
Ng yari sa "mabuhay"?
Henry Rollins was badass in State of Alert.
For all his haters, I reckon he's owned it in every band he's been in . First and last time I saw him was on Rollins band End of Silence tour here in Perth WA Aus. Was in 92'. with 2 local supports. He blew away everything, guy is a fucking one man show, an animal onstage. I scored half an acid tab off couple student kids, cos I only had enough for a few beers. I dunno , but pretty sure it was more Rollins stage presence and energy that blew me away more than anything.
This could be the best HC comp of all time
Totally agree !
It is
@@kanal13.anarcore thanks brother this is gold..
'Let them eat jelly beans', 'this is Boston, not LA', Dischord compilations,etc,etc, so many... And tons of self-produced unknown records (vinyl)
FYeaaaa!!!!
Hardcore punk best ever band n nice music ..still support n love hardcore punk
The original Four Old Seven Inches On A Twelve Inch compilation didn't include Minor Threat, so I'm glad you included their first two seven inches on this vid. Punk historians, take note: THIS is where it all started. Spurred on by what was happening on the west coast at the time, particularly California, these Washington D.C. bands picked up the cues, and made history. Punk rock as people knew it, at the time, would never be the same. It was now called "Hardcore" and it was out to prove that bands like The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Ramones, (Insert your favorite 1977 era band here) all had their day, but were now washed up boring old farts. Even if you weren't there, the music is timeless and still lives on, even if some of the references in the lyrics are dated, but hey, that's historical reference.
there was plenty of hardcore going on, at the same time, in other parts of the country, with ep and lp and compilations to prove it. educate yourself
Best hardcore punk album out there used to have this.on cd great album
I remember picking this cd up in 93 or 94 in San Luis Obispo and it still rules!!!!Every band and track on this album is too great 🎼🔊💀👌
I still have this record and often play it, as it remains one of my all-time favourite comps EVER!!!
chEErs,
93
Awesomr bands! Great songs! Fnest American Hardcore! Enjoy it !
Cheers from São Paulo,Brasil.Hardcore never dies!
Thanks for uploading one of the best albums of all time.
GI drummer is a beast!
Marc Alberstadt 😉
Wow man! Kick ass Rock n Roll! I need a bong man! I need some drugs! wow! this rock and roll bull-shit is good! Ohhh man I'm getting fucked up! Wow, Man! Wow! Pass the bong. Ok ya!!
thanX for sharing
5 bands, so much force and message!! Thanks!!!
this CD rules. got it at the flea market for $10!
I found this at hot topic of all places. I think I paid less then 10, post paid by discord
Score!
ihad a cassette copy
The booklet that came with the disc kicked ass too... can't wait for the box set!
Legless bull EP is one of those things that has stuck with me since the first time i heard it
Hardcoreeeeeee!!!!
There’s a purity to the first wave of USHC from the early 80s - the DC scene really had it and then moved on way too quick .
Could not agree more, never even set foot in USA. But I understand what you are saying, just from what I hear back then, what I heard mid 80s, and how evolutions have changed the music and the scenes overall,would say same for some second wave h/c too . Tell ya what SOIA - blood sweat and no tears is still essential h/c no matter where you are from. But I lost interest when the full on metal - core - swagger - blingy baggy pants wearing kids and karate kicks mosh pits came into it. Not h/c for me at all. Thank god the underground has gone more retro 1st wave styles than anything these days. Some of the new bands like Glue etc are bangin'. Something I recognize as hardcore punk at least.
@@colddaze6680 Glue rule. Army are pretty good too.
@@mikesilva5085 never heard Army before will check em out , cheers.
Just checked em out. Not as dark dirty or gritty as Glue , but some blistering proper hardcore punk
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@@mikesilva5085 good shit
FUK YEAH REMINDS ME WHEN I WAS A KID
the GI one is sick!
Hank maybe known mostly for Black Flag but S.O.A is clearly his shining moment in punk rock.
С этого альбома начался мой путь в панке и хардкоре. Но услышал его я поздно - в 1995 году.
absolutely. Keith Morris was Black Flag. I'm old.
I prefer Ron Reyes. Jealous Again is still my favorite. Keith imo was better fronting Circle Jerks.
@@hxcpunkpassion6670All legit opinions.
epic!
i still hear this playlist
If you like this, you'll love Flex Your Head
Yes, excellent v.a. too !
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'you're greatest claim?! ... what's going on!? you picked up a bible and now you're gone!!! IT'S IN YOUR HEAD!!! ... wiser words have never been encapsulate in one line! Thanks you Ian.
Your brain is clay
What's going on?
Not trying to be a know it all, just thought you might be interested. 100% with you, Doc! Kind of band that changes your entire life.
history of hc punk
We love good old Henry Rollins
CLASSIC
Especially nowadays more than ever....IF YOU AIN'T HARDCORE YOU AIN'T SHIT
this was empowering to listen to ......as an 8th grader
It still is dick
@@Oi-nu7gh ok hot topic
For me, 9th grade. But still a work of art. Timeless energy.
Umm still is and always will be
Hardcore Punk 1.5 !
🤘🖤
Best album EVER I LOST IT!!!THE CASSETTE COPY THAT IS.....Fuck man ! teen idols....more too see....so far so goood...
never imagine a hardcore christian to also be a hardcore punker, what happened there mate?
@@devoncryer6149 I LIKE FAST MUSIC ,,,WEIRD I KNOW BUT I DONT SEE A HUGE CONTRADICTION
@@esaiah3344 I dont either i think its great actually! Carry on thrashing mate :)
yes
Thhis is a baddass recordinggg.
S.O.A. still rips asses...so milestoning
Apakah aku bisa mencapai ke langit2 anda.??? Kehidupan anda begitu berbeda drastis
The singers straining gives it that it thing.
This Youth brigade isn't the Sterns' Youth brigade.
Great band still.
That's pretty ironic that the song at 9:28 reminds me of GG Allin. One day off tho.*one month &one day.**nm, it's just backwards.
Puro Hardcore rico
This is me from 1985 till... I'm dirt.
Minor threat gangster
I wonder why henry rollins never talked about his time with State Of Alert
Greetings from Silver Spring at 48 years old. ✊
they´re a bit older
cool beans lol last time i was in the wilson think i was 17 lmao
Wilson Center 1982. plus 930 club once
@@brucewilliams2106 one eyed Bruce ? Maybe ?
@@viiktorshandor4155 no but I remember him. we were kind of pals because we were both Bruces. I remember the night he threw a brick through a car window outside some club in dupont circle -whispers or scandals or something. the occupants were mocking us punks
@@brucewilliams2106 I bet wr knew each other. I seem to remember that I hung out with him Jason and mark from pure evil . I lived with mark in Arlington. But I'm from silver spring
@@viiktorshandor4155 yah there was a contingent of the hardcore punks that also hung out at the dupont new wave clubs. There was that place in the alley, too. hole in the wall with cheap drinks. Dancing to Billy IDol one night and moshing to SOA at Wilson Center the next. I knew Sab and Skeeter and Linda Le Sabre; A few names I can remember. Don Barnett was my best bud. We hailed from Bethesda but we moved to SanFran in 83.
You could post Necros IQ 32 EP
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DISONNANCE was à german label with more german bands...
SxE forEVER !!!!!!!👊👊
Well not really
what black market baby ?
SUICIDAL PUNKZ
Mike! Touring? 😅
Ok
oh ok compelation album its the same order
Every singer except Henry Rollins sounds exactly the same
To be fair, two of them literally are the same singer
Nancy Reagan must’ve been so proud of you Ian. Little fascist. Every song is all “YOU YOU YOU YOU!!!!”
Don't be a puss.
hahaha 😆
This isn't PUNK!
Of course not my dear, it's HardCore Punk !!!!
Лол, летов плагиатор
Overrrrrated
Everything is over rated , everything has been done before , nothing new under the sun
@@hellbent6344 true
Maybe, but an historical document that has it's place in Punk/Hard-Core musicologie.
Diiiick!
@@hellbent6344 Actually, when this stuff was released it was groundbreaking. Just because you've heard countless copies in the near 40 years since doesn't take away from its right to be considered innovative.
Have you never been mellow have you never tried?😢
? ? ? ? ? ! !
Sweetness exists where we decide to find it !!
@@kanal13.anarcore Dude it was a goof. I can listen to hard-core but only in limited doses. Then it's back to Dan Fogleberg.😮
Does anyone know what distortion or fuzz pedal the guitarist in SOA used?
Sounds kinda like a basic fuzz pedal, one i think provides a good sound but beware is kinda goofy is the mini turd fuzz by dr no. But honestly go try some out and see if you can get the tone right. I discovered how to get that minor threat tone by playing with my amp and taking out the mids