NYHC New York Hardcore 1980-1990 Book Launch (Tony Rettman Richie Birkenhead Mike Judge Paul Bearer)
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Spirited talk w/Tony Rettman, Richie Birkenhead, Mike Judge, and Paul Bearer at powerHouse Arena on the NYHC: New York Hardcore 1980-1990 book release night (12/11/2014). Seated left to right:
// Tony Rettman (NYHC; Why Be Something That You're Not)
// Richie Birkenhead (Youth of Today; Underdog; Into Another)
// Mike Judge (Death Before Dishonor; Judge)
// Paul Bearer (Sheer Terror)
Plus a roomful of living history and luminaries such as Jack Rabid (Even Worse; The Big Takeover) and Chris Tsakis (Nihilistics, Missing Foundation), who also take turns on the mic.
This is the full hour-long talk session, post your highlights and we'll add them!
0:00:05 Introduction
0:10:15 Paul Bearer: "We all got fuckin' problems, that's why we got into this shit!"
0:13:25 Paul Bearer: "When I was 13 I hated every one of you for breathing!"
0:34:45 Richie Birkenhead on the Tompkins Square Riots and the end of an era
0:42:30 "Where's Jack Rabid?" Jack Rabid speaks
0:51:30 Chris Tsakis speaks "I can't be Brian May"
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Thanks to Craig Mathis, powerHouse Arena, and all involved in NYHC!
#NYHC #sheerterror #youthoftoday
Paul passing Whisky to Mike and his reaction is funny as hell! (Minute 2:00)
would be cool if Mike actually drank it
paul bearer drinking that jim beam pint in front of mike judge good stuff......lol
raybeez55 lmfao I saw that
Still watching this 7 years later
I grew up in Detroit. Cold as Life was my life. When we get to listen to these older guys is great' Love these bands.
Gotta love Rev Paul Bearer.
Great discussion and just purchased the book! Can't wait to check it out
Nihilistics is a very underrated band.
First LP is a masterpiece
Paul would play tony soprano perfectly
Paul needs to do stand up, even if he's sitting down.
And you know he’s gonna be sitting down
just read the book on my kindle. excellent read. very informative about the NY scene and the start up of bands from nyc. highly recommended.
Paul needs a fucking Podcast, this guy is great!
Saw Paul and his band at his birthday bash maybe a year or two ago. Every song he sang was originally a Chiswick 45's. At the outset he said he tried to collect every Chiswick single but he still didn't have all of them. How's that for an unusual show?
a great day with Tony, Ritchie, Mike and Paul
The tri-state area scene just got better & better during the 80’s & 90’s. NY, NJ, CT & MASS had some amazing underground talent. The scene back then was amazing. 👍 Bad 🧠 at CB’s was dope AF…can’t beat that live energy in a show. DC had a great scene and when they came up to CBGB’s it got 🥜. It was the gen X way of standing up to the system.
Paul is right. I can't EVER find my fucking keys.
As much as I love all of these guys and their bands, it would have been cool to have some of the first generation guys up there: Jimmy G, Roger Miret, John Watson, Harley, Ron Rancid, etc.
Paul, please loose weight! We need you for the next decades
Can't lose a gem like him
Just got the book, looking forward to it. Enjoyed the Straight Edge book. Please do a 1990-2000 book. Will there be one?
Nobody would buy 90 to 2000. Worst era of hardcore ever
I would reinforce those chairs guys
" Fugazi fucking sucks" Finally! Somebody said it. The only reason anybody even listened to em was cause we didn't have Minor Threat around anymore. Except that one cool song. You clowns know which one. Ha ha ha, by the way, I'm not posting on you tube. I'm drowning. ..
Thank you Repeater was a great album, love Merchandise........along with 13 songs.
Yup….waiting room
Everything else blows
No thanks!!! Don't need to read about it. I live it!!!
RIP STEVE POSS!!!
jesus this so boring, just give the mic to paul bearer
I miss 1985
Maybe I am missing something and all due respect, but Sheer Terror has some songs crammed with a shit load of metal themselves. I love a lot of ST, but let's call it even here.
Thforklift126 They had a Celtic Frost vibe to em but were still hardcore as fuck
Right, they had a Celtic Frost vibe because CF were big influences so far as I understand it. Yeah, they are/were and always be a hardcore band, but pretending metal was not an ingredient in what they did, especially the late 80's ST would be hilarious.
Thforklift126
See, I don't understand why some of the hardcore guys shit talked on metal
Me neither. And that's the point. Same thing with Biohazard. I came up in northern NJ during the early-mid 90's. EVERY HxC dude listened to Biohazard. Yet, talked shit about them, how they're fake, metal, posers, whatever. But then Biohazard would do a run of shows, say after State of the World Address, and put every major NYHC/DMS band on the bill. And plenty of bands, even from PA, took a lot from that particular style.
What's wrong with citing metal as an influence when it is painfully obvious it's there? The NYHC book covers this actually very well.
Thforklift126
See I'm only 20 so I only have a slight idea of what the perception was like back in the 80s-90s with hardcore kids and metal kids. However I too love Biohazard a lot! One of my favorite thrash bands, loved their hardcore vibe to it. And I enjoy leeway and crumbsuckers too ya know?
I just thought it was pointless to hate metal like especially with Agnostic Front going crossover on liberty and justice, and cause for alarm. Man wish I coulda been around I missed out.
Paul is a lot younger than I thought he was - only 5 years older than I am.
why’s my boy paul saying fugazi sucks?? love me some first wave emo shit
I work at a bookstore and tried ordering the book but it's so hard to get!
+BazillionPoints I actually ordered it quite easily from the bookstore I was working at! Thanks it was a great read for a hardcore nerd like myself
Paul bearer talking about how much he hates metal yet his band was built around the Celtic Frost/Hellhammer sound. Hardcore has always been the leading genre in Egos, its fucking ridiculous haha
If you had ever listened to bands like discharge you would have know that hardcore created death metal, black metal, and trash metal so you're the only " ego" here
i think i saw him say in a documentary that he was going for a sound that included a discharge flavor
Without a doubt
. Sheer terror guitarist said he was heavily influenced by Celtic frost
lol PAUL!!
looks like a slimming world meet up
Paul Bearer says alot of shit for a band who's guitar sound ripped off Celtic Frost and Hellhammer
😁😁
New Yorkers have no idea what the Midwest is actually like.
Mike Judge has an itching problem every time he talks...
paul is the truth! freaking hilarious
YOU KNOW… :D
Slap Shot what's at stake
hahahaaha Paul says it best about the sellout/bandwagon shit. So true about the POLKA album.......anything to be famous.
DON'T FORGET THE STRUGGLE, DON'T FORGET YOUR HARDCORE. and HR is the LEE PERRY of hardcore (phony crazy bullshit). Over glorified Hardcore Stars, will sellout quicker then anyone..
I've been in the Skinhead Hardcore Scene for over 20 years of my life, but one thing i always disliked was the "manly aggressive" lifestyle...Not at all saying the skinhead scene is full off prejudice, BUT it is kinda infiltrated AND we need to purge them from existence!!!!
what a bunch of losers