Black Flag - Rise Above (Live) 1982
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2015
- Black Flag at the Lit Club on 5/28/82 in Hartford, CT.
I don't own the music rights, no copyright intended, I hope I get to share this great concert. If you own the copyright and want this down please message me and I will respect your wish.
The sound wasn't the best from my vantage point but that's where I was allowed to be. Hope you enjoy it. - เพลง
That ending was incredible. The kid steals the mic and henry just lets him, he gets tackled a fight breaks out over the mic and henry goes to the other mic to finish the song. Anarchy in action indeed.
Amazing
It was like that mate. I miss that good times. We owned the hardcore. Was only for us believe me !
Basically the story of how Hank became the singer of by Black Flag lol
Now THAT'S audience participation.
Isso são os verdadeiros bons tempos
I like how 80's hardcore bands would just use any guitar and not give a shit how they looked.
It's all they could probably afford
What exactly was the other scenario? Where they did or something? Like who?
@@damianb2374 shut up shithead
Well, to be fair. A lot of this music doesnt require much skill or technical ability so the guitar or instrument they used didnt really matter because it wasnt going to sound all that great anyway.
@@ElijahdajEdi9347 Get out much or just stay indoors on internet?
Black Flag truly was a band of the people.
Yes, they wouldn't put together by a manager, like the Sex Pistols were. They were just friends. Not sure how they found Henry. I preferred Ron, anyway, because he sang with joy, but Henry was quite a presence.
justplainpossum Henry was a huge fan from DC who would drive to NYC to watch them a couple times. The last he saw them there, he asked if they could play “Clocked In” real quick because he had to leave to go to work, and instead of just playing it they gave him the mic and allowed him to sing it. Then he left to make the long drive back to DC before work started. A few days later they called him and asked if he would like to audition as Dez (the singer at the time) wanted to play guitar instead. He auditioned and was hired. Went back home, quit his job, and moved to California to join his favorite band of all time.
1982 Henry as for me was top form, how this dude hammered and put so much milage on his voice with lack of sleep and exhausting tour schedules with no such thing as a sick day and still had the range and power he had was beyond me
"Drinking black coffee, stare at the walls"
You could NEVER pull off this energy at a live show these days.
Carti
@@dae1396I love Carti but no bro 😭😭
@@dae1396yu can’t be serious I also love carti but no
@@dae1396i love carti but he isnt even remotely close to this
Local metal shows are still like this 100%
Excellent, I was at that show. It was the first time I saw Black Flag.
That's cool, it was my first Black Flag Show as well.
Probably not but, did you see the camera that was filming this video right here?
Me too!! EPIC night....one of many at Rick Banz's LIT (Lithuanian) Club
@@et109 dude you get to meet them?
Look how old you've become
this is one of their most melodic loves songs. Always great!!
That's a proper punk rock show.
Five piece Black Flag at their best!
The passion and energy .
Can’t beat hardcore energy. Love this
This is amazing. This was over 40 years ago and hardcore shows in the present day still look pretty much exactly like this!
Henry is lucky that the kid that got the microphone didn’t end up being offered the job of singer afterwards. That would have been ironic for him.
Then the kid would have written a book, "Get On The Stage"
He did.it’s a great book. He goes into detail about how he sang 18% of rise above onstage in Hartford.about how neither Greg nor chuck ever called him and asked him to audition.it’s mostly about him driving a forklift at a Hartford area lumber yard, and how he stopped going to shows after he knocked up his girlfriend.a fascinating read.
Henry. 1 of the first Hardcore archetypes still mimicked today. Completely different guy today. Still can't deny his contributions to the early developing hardcore scene.
This is History!!!!!! All you Hot Topic People????
Now that's fucking BLACK FLAG hell yeah 👍👍
Dead Kennedys had Police Truck...Black Flag had Rise Above...best punk guitar riffs of that era
Legends 🙌
Fucking awesome, dude.
+Rik Heyligen Fuck yeah! Thanks, man!
+et109 Seriously, this is a great upload -- much appreciated!
+J M I was sent your original post. I shot this. The file is very large, if I upload the concert it will have to be in sections.
Thanks for posting
Thank you!
That was extremely un-gallant of Dez to kick that lady back into the crowd!
WTF xD
she had it comin
She had no business being up there in the first place. If she's not going to dance, then she shouldn't get up there just strutting back and forth with her long hair. She jumped up before the music had grabbed hold of her; she wasn't a punk, probably not even a fan, just some petulant brat trying to take over the stage. The first thing I thought was, what is she doing up there? And by the way, Dez was always a gentleman! Henry would probably have dropped-kicked her butt into the pit.
@@justplainpossum oh fuck off henry brought her on stage. Dez is a cowardly little piece of shit.
@@justplainpossum NEVER HEARD 'HARDCORE' & 'GENTLEMAN' USED IN TH SAME SENTENCE !
ahhhh god the feel of being at these kinds of shows, it's the fucking besssst
Great quality for a video from 1982. It looks like it was filmed in 2006
Esta é a minha formação favorita! ❤️
I used to go to all the shows at Maxwells in Hoboken. Great times.
01:55
In Boston, that was called "Pig Pile". Fucking amazing!
Man I miss shows like this.
gigs like that are why you make extreme music, every once in a while it must be archived to believe it happened.
They were ferocious at this point..pure rock power
The most incredible part of all of this is how Henry Rollins could have the nerve to criticize ANY other musician EVER!
My nights in San Jose & San Francisco ;; '81-'84
Black Flag IMO, the greatest punk/hc band ever. From 81-84, nobody put out the amount of material at that quality, nobody trailblazed and opened doors like BF. "Moshing" is a metal term. It was "slamdancing" until east coast metal copied it and f'ed it all up. Originated in Huntington Beach, originally called the "HB Strut".
Bad brains destroys them imo, watch this then watch bad brains at CBGB's the same year('82).
true early bad brains were great, but they became to preachy later on with their jah bullshit
Early Bad Brains is great but Bad Brains play too much reggae and reggae is for pussies and potheads and middle-aged women and yuppies who take vacations in Jamaica. And fuck Jah too, I'm sick of hearing that Jah and Lion of Judah and Zion bullshit. Are they punks, black Jews who want to move to racist, Marxist Shitsrael or are they Rastafaris, which one is it? All three factions of nutjobbery combined makes them look more than a little ridiculous.
Chris Hamilton moshing is moshing don't get technical
The word "mosh" comes from bad brains
When the singer is also the only one with Fighter levels in a party of all Bards.
...great find...
I wish hardcore was still like this. Shit was exciting.
Edit: NVM I've been to a couple shows and shit was intense
It is, do you go to shows?
@@bluespiritrecords1709 Nah. Not many shows in my area of the world. I imagine some of the larger American cities have them but still, what footage you see doesn't seem as wild, untamed, and ferocious as this.
@@Nick-qf7vt WHAT THE FUCK IS UP DENNYSSSSSS
@@Nick-qf7vt Touche Amore at Chain Reaction
@bluespiritrecords1709 I retract my earlier statement. Not hardcore, but I saw Kreator and Municipal Waste and the pit was insane. Sooo much energy!
Now THIS would make for a Super Bowl Halftime act.
I'm a Dez guy, but this was Flag at it's most powerful.
Man, this footage is some historical document!! The Ginn, henry,Dez, Chuck and Emile lineup. Only one tour and one eP during this era. Ginn was at his distorted high velocity peak here. Soon after this he was doing the side 2 My War slow dirgy stuff almosty exclusively. I got to see Black Flag in 1984 twice, they were great, but no where near as good or as intense as this performance.
YESSSSSSS!! The legend that is Mugger rescued the mike at the end!!
The best Line Up
Mental music, out of control 😎
this is my wedding song
100% sure Henry Rollins could not have done anything other than this in life.
He would've probably been a serial killer if he wasn't in a band
I'm 100% sure that Rollins could've done anything he set his mind to. I'm not one for worshipping individuals but he is a workaholic and dedicated guy to anything he gets involved in
@@fanaticaldueling6337
Nope. Another era and without the benefit of a truly underground subculture and he would have never been forged in the same fire.
@@user-user-user-user. oh no definitely not saying he would've gotten recognition. I just think he could've been a successful person. I will agree that he played a phenomenal role in Black Flag during this time and probably couldnt have gotten as much recognition any other way
Awesome
Sound quality is amazing 😅
Henry rollins is a fucking legend
MORE MORE MORE VIEWS, (because this is a good one)
great
Alright! Emil on drums! That’s rare!🤣
Yep!
wowww
true freedom!
But why did he kick her of if Henry was the one who brought her up there
Good question.
because he was being an arsehole?
because hardcore was a manly thing back then and females shouldn't be on stage. that was the hardcore scene's mentality at the time
@@hankgege2199 gender had fuck all to do with it; either you were slam dancing/stage diving or you weren't !
Black Flag came into every show with a war zone style mentality, and the crowd did the same. Nothing would surprise me there. Look at the video of Fear where Lee Ving goes at it with that chick, it was on Decline part 1, and is one of the greatest live sets of all time. The 80’s were their own thing, especially the LA hardcore scene
How funny ! A hardcore gig where the audience fight over he mic ! SPINAL TAP OF HARDCORE ! !
Mucho el batero ...como se llama ?
nice.
fuck yes, best performance
😍
wow
i love this shit
How was the mosh pit
Ok, so it was Dez who kicked her down, but who was it that pulled her up onto the stage?
Wow
"Musical Geniuses" 🤣
Fuck me....wish i was there at that.
00:39 Dez gives her the boot
Why?
dude who jumps off the stage @ 0:34 looks like Ad-Rock from the Beastie Boys
who grabs the mike? is that John Bauer?
Eu sendo gerado ...
Where about in Hartford was this?
+Joe M I don't remember the address but it was at the Lithuanian Club aka the Lit Club.
Lawrence Ave. Half a block from Capital ,Ave
Who got to sing the last half of the song?
Good question, it sounded like at least two guys got the mic. I don't know any of the guys that got on the stage.
TIMMY!! TIMMY LIBINALA TIMMAY!
Ginn kicking the girl off stage really kicking 😆
Ja ja
Who's on drums? Looks like Robo's kit, but doesn't look like Robo.
You're right he's not Robo, that's Emil.
Emil? I take it he was go between Robo and Chuck Biscuits...
I'm not sure, there were 3 drummers in 1982. Emil, Chuck and Bill Stevenson (who drums for Flag now). I think Chuck might have been off and on for a few years.
@@et109 Yeah, Emil painted Robo's drums. For a sixteen boy, he was an extraordinary drummer.
@@justplainpossum Yeah, he was.
That's fucking punk rock
Yeah, et, if your camera got closer, the only thing that would have survived was a lowly battery, rolling out the door... : D
Gary McDaniel - Bass Guitar
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se papearon el micrófono
Jajjajaa kick his ass to girl
It is no use
Battery si?
Why is it that in the 1980s mostly guys liked this band?
Just a bit testosterone-y
Because it’s hardcore punk
Love Dukowski on the bass.
LOL he kicked down that girl
What GARFIELD lacks in musical ability, he makes up in effort. Never enough for me, I dropped FLAG once DEZ left. His rhythm Guitar was the glue that fused the awesome dual guitar sound of DAMAGED, Side One Too bad ATLANTIC RECORDS never signed BLACK FLAG. They woulda been a good fit
LMAO dez kicked her Ass off
Buddy kicks the chick off stage
While Vallely punches and chokes fans that go up on stage...
this shit
Drunk chicks ruin everything
Ha! The second guitaris messed up during the last verse. On the first chord his ring finger should have played a G but he played an F. What a looser!
I hope this is satire lol
@@Braineaters8Probably shoud have followed that up with an /s but I joust thought that would've been too obvious :)
Im amazed that they could sell even 1 CD.
lol he kicked the girls ass
Dez kicking that chick was awesome
Black flag!!! Nah.
Inaudible
Just noise
That's the kind of noise I like