Chris Cesarini of CONSERVATIVE MILITARY IMAGE & STREET POWER
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- On this episode of the show, Chris Cesarini from CMI and Boston Hardcore band STREET POWER joins the show!
#streetpower #conservativemilitaryimage #punk
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Saw CMI last year once and on their EU show now 3 times, 2x in Germany and once in Hungary
But the best show was their gig in Cologne on 4th of July
Just crazy shit
And Jack Daniels
Really liked the celebration 🎉
Good guys!
Great interview. CMI it s good.
NOFX, Pennywise genre is skate punk now... But it used to be call as melodic hardcore.
Thank you man, I try really hard to bring a fun conversation to y'all. NOFX and Pennywise have never been called melodic hardcore in my circles, it's always been skate punk. I think in Cali it was called melodic hardcore so over in other parts of the world they emulate California. So I guess, to me it's always been skate punk while the rest of the world called it something else, lol
@@thepunkrockreview Yes. That's it.
A few days ago I read on a punk page, on Insta in this case, someone saying that bad religion and nofx took Crossover and mixed it with punk and created something new. It doesn't stop making sense to me. And by the way, does it make sense to you?
Yeah, a bunch of them took from bands like Suicidal Tendencies and made that iconic 90s epitaph sound. Pennywise, 98 Mute and No Fun At All come to mind first.
@@caffeinatedinsanity2324, ST and even more RKL, imo.
@@PeterPan50341 RKL for sure for NOFX, Lagwagon and Strung Out.
2/4/24
Street Power
Realms of Death
The Burden (record release!)
@ 1810 Ojeman
Yoooo! That will be a great show! I put out an album for the guitarist old band in like 2003 called Grave Robbers - Hell To Pay, and the singer of The Burden played bass in my old band. Love those guys! I feel like I should know who you are, I'm gonna feel dumb when I figure it out, huh? Lol 🍕🍕🍕🍕
@@thepunkrockreview lol yea you will, this is drummer James R.
loved this. the first part was a bit slow, but once yall got into your personal stories it took off.
Chris is awesome, hung out with him a few times and he is super chill
Saw cmi today in chicago
Fucking awesome
They're so good bro, heck yeah!
I love hardcore, hate metal! These fuckers have blown me away. Best band I’ve heard for years! Amazing hard punk and no bollocks pinch harmonics and metal riffs! Looking forward to listening to street power after I’ve watched this
Edit… so I’ve listened to street power, it’s close to ringing my bell on the metalomiter! But it’s pretty good.
Seems hes an awesome player
Heck yes
@Cholobilly21 cool that you like it but it does nothing for me. Hardcore that I like, i guess peaked with in my eyes. I’m liking these new skinhead bands that aren’t skinheads tho! Skinhead is a particular favourite
Great interview! CMI RULES
Thank you! And yeah, they're like my favorite new band by a lot. Top 3 album of the year imo, maybe top 1 or 2 really
Their political leanings obviously depend on who is asking, anyone left enough would accuse them of being far right, while everyone else is probably glad they're not screaming about politics.
That's a very sensible way of looking at it. And I agree
Chris is a great person and I love SP & CMI 🔥
Bro he was so fun to hang with and talk to! I can't wait to see SP down here in Houston!
@@thepunkrockreview absolutely!! I met Chris in Hamburg, Germany. He is such a good guy!
Oh man, I can't wait to go to Europe! I hear there are amazing record stores there, and I want to see the old cities and architecture!
Throw some slices in the comments 🍕🍕🍕🍕
Let's goooo!!!!🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕
Awesome 👌
Thank you! 🍕🍕🍕🍕🍕
so the REAL QUESTION is when are you coming to Detroit?!!!
Shout out to that blood for blood flag 😂❤
Big facts 🍕🍕🍕🍕
@@thepunkrockreviewmade that comment before y’all even brought it up 😂
@@darrensanimalsreptilesfish30 oh nice!!! Lol that's awesome, we're all the same wavelength for sure!
Cool band name, was more interested in the music and its all kickass
hey there CMI fan, here, i don't really get the first thing when politics get brough up is your stance against the left. what exactly do you have against leftwing punks & skins? i'm a bit confused how one could opposed in this scene against ideas for tolerance and put actions to words. weird you mention leftwing as the problem first thing up, especially in a case where people confuse skinheads with boneheads. it comes across you're right wing minded that way also, and against the leftwing. but i could be wrong. happy to hear your thoughts. cheers!
I'll have to go listen to what I said bc I don't remember exactly and don't recall being necessarily "against the left" in any way other than being pretty against both sides extremes...
Put a timestamp where you had an issue or question and I will absolutely go check it out. I may have misspoke, said something wrong, or you misunderstood, so I'm totally fine with clarifying. I am 100% not a "conservative" but I am also not a "liberal". I am me. I have feelings and opinions from both sides and I think they both have pros and cons. A blanket statement about either is usually born of ignorance or naivety and youth. I am none of those things. And I also don't know everything, so I'm willing to learn, grow, and change.
@@thepunkrockreview really enjoyed the interview with the singer by the way (i think it was with you at least? you look familiar). it's at the start after CMI bandname bit, and how people perceive things on looks... around 6:40.
@@fun_facts_and_musicthoroughly confused by your concern. Nowhere was anything said about the "left being the problem". Nowhere was said anything about being "conservative" either...
Yeah I've had Adam on twice, he's super cool.
In response to the original topic:
Ok, well, I never said the left was the problem. I was saying that I wouldn't cover a right wing band. That I am careful enough about who i would promote that I even stopped covering a left wing band (Anti-Flag) bc they did some wild, nasty shit. Was literally saying I am careful about supporting anyone that does or says shit I can't stand for. In that clip, I was referring to Anti-Flag and how I can no longer cover them or sell their albums at my shop bc of what the songer did. Not sure where you heard anything that would suggest that I'm a "right wing conservative" or that "the left is the problem". You misunderstood some stuff. Go back and listen again, I wasn't saying what you thought I was. Hope that helps clear it up 👊