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LegendofPittman
September 1st 2010


2960 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

^ It would make sense either way. It's so weird how a genre pretty much came out of one city all at once.



Edit: I was a bit late.

porch
September 1st 2010


8459 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I'd recommend reading Rollins tour diaries 'Get in the Van' if you haven't already, really interesting insight into that whole scene





eternium
September 1st 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Might do that one day. Hardcore basically started in California and D.C. simultaneously. Black Flag and Dead Kennedys are L.A. and S.F. bands while Minor Threat and Bad Brains are D.C. Then it moved up to New York and a little in England, etc.

LegendofPittman
September 1st 2010


2960 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Ahh, I haven't listened to a Dead Kennedy's album, plus the origins of straight up Hardcore are fairly new to me. Thanks Porch, I will check that out.

eternium
September 1st 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

People argue over whether Black Flag or some lesser known band that I can't remember the name of was the first true hardcore punk band. Then apparently the early Black Flag EPs made their way to D.C. and inspired Rollins and MacKaye and I'm assuming that it helped the Bad Brains move towards hardcore since they were playing some sort of jazz fusion at first.

FreePizzaDay
September 1st 2010


1525 Comments


Don't forget about Gang Green up in Boston.

eternium
September 1st 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Haven't heard them, but apparently they started in 1980, a few years after Bad Brains, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, and Teen Idles.

FreePizzaDay
September 1st 2010


1525 Comments


True. I thought we were talking about the origins of hardcore in each individual city. Sorry. Will read rest of thread in future, lol.

eternium
September 1st 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I don't know much about early Boston. I just know that Boston was/is very central to metalcore's birth.

LegendofPittman
September 1st 2010


2960 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Thanks for the history lesson eternium. I feel so inferior in knowledge to you guys. Teach me Masters.

eternium
September 1st 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

en.wikipedia.org

WeepingBanana
September 1st 2010


11387 Comments


i love rollins and his "in your face" attitude but this might be one of the more overrated classic albums of all time

porch
September 5th 2010


8459 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

nah, listen again

PanasonicYouth
September 5th 2010


7413 Comments


this might be one of the more overrated classic albums of all time


are you serious

Prolapse
September 5th 2010


4374 Comments


this is good

eternium
September 5th 2010


16358 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Ha. This is definitely one of my top three hardcore albums.

FreePizzaDay
September 6th 2010


1525 Comments


Rollins is one of the best hardcore vocalist ever. In fact, he probably is the best.|

Also, this album is not overrated.

combustion07
September 6th 2010


12822 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

This IS the best album ever made

FreePizzaDay
September 6th 2010


1525 Comments


You're the best album ever made.

combustion07
September 6th 2010


12822 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Why thank you



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