G.B.H Early Pioneers Of British Street Punk, Along with Discharge, The Exploited and The Varukers
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- GBH were early pioneers of British street punk, often nicknamed UK82 along with Discharge, Broken Bones, The Exploited and The Varukers. GBH have gone on to influence several punk rock musicians, but their influence has been especially far reaching in metal including the early Bathory albums Hellhammer Celtic Frost, Exodus and each of the big four of thrash metal. Metallica frontman James Hetfield has repeatedly expressed his enthusiasm for GBH and said such bands were the beginning of thrash to him, Sascha Konietzko of KMFDM has said he listened to second wave punk bands before starting his own band, mentioning GBH as an example, GBH have also influenced 1990s and 2000s rock bands such as Nirvana, Queens of the Stone Age and Rancid. One of the key bands of the street punk scene that gave a second wind to the UK punk rock scene, GBH were also one of the first bands to add a strong heavy metal influence to punk rock, and would be cited as an influence by Metallica and Rancid. Hailing from Birmingham England, GBH were formed in 1978 by lead singer Colin Abrahall, guitarist Colin Jock Blyth, bassist Sean McCarthy and drummer Andrew Wilf Williams. The band's name comes from the British legal term Grievous Bodily Harm, with which bassist McCarthy had been charged, McCarthy was not long in the group, and Ross Lomas took over on bass by the end of their first year. Playing hard and fast and with no fear of rude or controversial lyrics, Charged GBH first made their name touring throughout the UK and after striking a deal with Clay Records, they made their recording debut in 1981 with the EP Leather, Bristles, Studs and Acne. In 1982 the group issued their first album City Baby Attacked by Rats, which was followed by more touring including their first visit to the United States.
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Finally something about GBH.I listen to them since the eighties,my favourite UK Punk und Band from this time.
Great to have a great influential band like gbh talked about great band and great guys
Great fucking band. GIMME FIRE!!!
First show I ever saw- late 80s - Roanoke, VA. Oh the memories. I kept fixing Collin's microphone stand for him. We left bloody but damn what fun.
Gbh is one of my favorite uk 82 punk bands
GBH is one of the greatest hardcore punk bands of the 80's. I'm still listening to them 40 years later.
You're right man 😊❤
to my ears, DISCHARGE was head and shoulders above the rest cited here.
G.B.H. fueled many a skate session 🔥
I never started a session without " Give Me Fire"! When the bass dropped in, that's when I dropped in!
GBH one of best live bands I've seen
then you haven't seen The Jesus Lizard
Still one of my all time favorites! This sh!t is roots for me!!!!
GBH, Skate,Beer and punk rock girls!!!!!!!! Those, were the dayz!!!
I'm a sick boy!
gbh another top band
G.B.H YOU CAN'T GET ANY BETTER ALL VERY NICE GUYS THEY NEVER SOLD OUT TO ANY OTHER SORT OF MUSIC THAT'S WHAT YOU CALLED BEING FAITHFUL HOW MANY OTHER BANDS CAN YOU SAY THAT ABOUT
I got a chance to see GBH in the early 80's at Fenders nite club in Long Beach Ca. USA. I was a freshcut punk/skinhead and Dame I was thrilled. That gig broke me in real fast. Talk about a hard core slam pit. Great memories. Thank you GHB. Oi! From Bridgetown CA SGV/USA. 🇺🇲🍻🇲🇽
Saw them twice at Fenders myself for the Midnight Madness and Beyond tour.
Fucking hot in there that night...
Baldwin park here living oregon style these days
only colin remained true to punk fashion, rest gave up,......sad,......I grew up with these lads loved them then in 1980s, love them now too,.....marius(punk rules).
Your videos have a very robotic, cold, plastic feel
GBH, for me, between sex pistols and the exploited : very very good punk rock 😊❤
Finally I know their true name, until today, I always guessed Great British Hardcore🤔
One of my fav bands ever with the Exploited! Nowadays I´m not that selective as genre but they are definitiveely piece of my life. Waiting for them soon here in Spain🖤💓💥
Well, this really generic. I didn't learn anything knew about them.
Discharge - GBH - the exploited = UK82
Wake up the whole worlds gone
Gone limp wristed
One of my favourite lines
Saw them in Chicago, Vegas, Montreal, Calgary! Love G.B.H!
Right on saw them in Calgary a couple times,once with Accused and Verbal Abuse.
@@gordonmullen9128 what a lineup!
Listened to City Babies so many times back in the day! One of the best Punk albums.
Seen GBH all over the country. My first was at Brum Golden Eagle January 81, and my 100th GBH gig was Carlisle Brickyard in July 2022. Seen em at Wolvo, London, Glasgow, Brighton, Morecambe, Blackpool, Derby, Nottingham, Coventry, Stoke, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Durham, Stafford, and Wakefield.
We had the pleasure of bumping into Colin on an elevator. They played at holidays in the sun in Asbury park early 2000s. He's was memorably friendly at a time I was blitzkrieging my memory. Also one of those guys who ages very well.
Midnight Madness... absolutely classic
I refuse to like or subscribe to a content provider who uses ai to do their narrating
Love gbh they are ageless and still bring that ol school pogo energy
Tube la suerte de ver en directo a GBH en la sala Ilargi de Lakuntza ( Nafarroa) creo que allá por el 1984. Llenazo total para un grupo punk muy escuchado y conocido en aquellos años por los punks de toda Euskal Herria ( The Basque Country), ✊️✊️✊️🗯....@@@
Fashion Punks.👨🎤
RIP Vivien Westwood🖤
Just saw them for a second time last week in SD long live classic punk rock
Absolute legendary band!
I live my life on the edge of a knife!
Hellcat is Lars' label? :D
Thanks. Philadelphia USA
Punk destroyed Prog Rock overnight like grunge did to hair metal.
yeah right , but the record industry was the real winner of it , all !!!
the scum who control airplay made all radio stations play nirvana and stop playing heavy metal. had nothing to with what music was better but who controls radio play.
@@chuckdeless9891 Yes liberal fcktards like now.
Wait... So Metallica and Rancid listed GBH as an influence? Lol
Yep.
Yes mate, and it's not lol. It's true! Do some investigation! All genre's of music are influenced by someone
How is that funny....
GBH...pride of brum😜👍still brilliant...never disappointed after xmas brum punk bash...Gazzthepostie!
Great band...( Aside from that disco record 🤢🤣)
Watch out for those rats, city babies...
💪🏽🇦🇷👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽sick boy
Escribis " Sick Boy ", por el tema de los GBH, o Vos eras parte de la Revista ?
Por el tema amigo
最高だぜ!
minha banda favorita desde sempre
They need to come back and tour the states .
AMERICAN PUNX ARE CRAZY, NOT DOWN TO EARTH LIKE THE EUROPEAN ONES, EUROPEAN PUNX ARE MORE CALMED AND UNDERSTANDABLE,.......marius(punk rules).
CHARGED G.B.H ... first created crust punk , period !!! and just don' t forget , THE ENGLISH DOGS / ATTACK ...
don’t forget Drongos for europe
I didn’t know their name either. A co worker in 1985 thought it was “God bless hardcore.”
it also means(GAYS BELONG IN HELL),........MARIUS(PUNK RULES).