girlslivingout... 4:17 G.L.O.S.S. Masculine Artifice Give Violence a Chance Trans Day of Revenge Fight We Live Lined Lips and Spiked Bats Outcast Stomp
this band fucking rules....placing a defibrillator to the dying chest of punk and screaming CLEAR!!!!!....this shit is what punk rock/hardcore is all about...to me anyway...my new favourite band...every song fucking destroys....claiming back punk from the macho muscle tattooed shit it was becoming....jocks will never like this band and for that I am thankful....
certainly one of the best....just found them after MRR posted a live video.....their live gigs must've been such fun...just love and punk rock.....such a cool band....sad that they've stopped
Rab Pennie this band actually has more tats and muscles than most punk bands. More muscle than NOFX and A Wilhelm Scream combined, more tats than all the Fat bands of the past 10 years.
People seem to shit on this a lot but to me it represents Punk pretty well, not conforming and being free thinking. Not all fitting the same mold over and over
after listening to punk music for well over a decade... a punk band has never made me cry... I just bawled my eyes out. this band is fucking everything and i just discovered them today. Thank you so much for existing. I seriously thought punk was dead until today.
I'm a straight, white male, and I think this band is fucking awesome. It's sad that people who consider themselves "punks" are saying all this awful shit in the comments. Maybe that shit was acceptable in the 80s, but nowadays, we don't want you in the scene if you're gonna act like that.
This is outstanding. What courage it takes to give that kind of speech before a show. The support they get from the crowd. And then singer AND crowd start that song, you feel, that everybody has been waiting for that exact moment, the energy bursts open. Special greetings from drummer to drummer! Love their records, love their message. Respect yourself, respect others, fight! Cheers everyone
Perfect sound, awesome stage presence. And such a connection between band and audience. Trans Day of Revenge rules. Many props, thanks and R.I.P from a german fan.
STNRD90 Yeoooo Exit Order kicks ass man. Im pissed I missed one of their shows in philly like 2 years ago. I hope they come around again and make another album.
Another band am gutted I'll never get to catch a live set off; would love to pogo,slam and step to these- fucking pure class both live and on record like.
man, recently discovered G.L.O.S.S. and i canmt love em enough. Sadie is the 2nd most hardcore singer and spokes person ive met next to Martin Sorredenguy. Come back G.L.O.S.S. pls
I don't know how I had never ever heard of g.l.o.s.s until today but I thank my friend Ramona for introducing them to me, I'm a queer transbian from the Bay area who spent the better half of her life playing in hardcore and punk bands throughout the bay area. You probably saw me playing a show you went to at some point and time and I missed out on watching my sister's here slaying!!! Well I'm making up for it because holy fuck this speaks to my soul
Great, great band. Proper, proper, proper Hardcore. Better than the majority of shit that is supposed to be Hardcore. It ain't. These were. Love. Forgot to say, a fantastic drummer.
Brilliant punk band....and yes I've seen it all.....I've got 2 singles absolutely blinding ! They seem natural and genuine ...that's enough for this straight old fart !
i just saw someone posting the vinyl of trans day of revenge and came by to say hy s'up, sad that i wasnt able to see g.l.o.s.s. live due to me living in austria vienna, but i dont know if you did a european tour, you should have, awesome hard core punk rock
I'm a really anxious person, and I've been getting more used to playing these types of crowds, um, and I just wanted to try to create an intimate space by talking for a second. And I said this before, something that I said when we played ONC[?], I look out at these crowds and I just want to hold everyone and I wish I could hold everyone so close to me and love all of you so much, um, and I wanted to- [Cheers] I wanna ask, like, I wanna ask everybody that's here, "why did you come here?" Now I just want us to think about that. Like, why are we here? Is it 'cause we worked all day and we wanna just cut loose-and there's fucking nothing wrong with that. Is it because we carry around a feeling with us all day and all week and we don't know what to do with ourselves and we come to something like this, not knowing what to expect, but we just want to feel something? Um, and I think we're out here because we've been hurt one way or another by this world, and also we have all hurt each other, and our skin has grown hard and our eyes have grown dull from the cruelty of this world that we all experience every day and that we all entail and throw ourselves and put on to other people every day. We've all been calloused and we've all been cruel and we've all said and done things, looking back, that make our stomaches turn, that we wish we could undo. But we're only the people that we are today because we finished being the people that we were yesterday. [Cheers] Like Lucy from Profile[?] said, "We will spend our whole lives growing and changing and learning," and trans-women know this more than anybody, one of the hardest things to do is to forgive ourselves. In Olympia, where we're from, I work at a little [-?] homeless shelter and we had a staff meeting the other day, and we were talking about the need for self-care. When we go home and we're doing the work of bearing witness to so much pain and so much trauma and trying to support folks, while also trying to strive for having an anti-oppresive space and trying to hold this duality of people that have been so harmed and that are taking it out on anyone around them. And someone at the meeting that I work with said, "Before we can meet people where they are at, we have to forgive ourselves. We have to love ourselves to do the work of nurturing others and giving to others. Because if we don't nurture ourselves, we have nothing with which to nurture each other," and I want everyone to remember that because our community can be so unforgiving and the outside world can be so unforgiving, and if we don't forgive ourselves, we have nothing to give other people. And we need to remember that. [Cheers] The last thing I wanted to do really quick was-before we played-was I just wanted to have a moment of silence, which I think can be really powerful, and everybody that wants to-if everyone in this room can close their eyes and just say to yourself in your head: "I am forgiven. I am loved. I am nuanced, flawed, imperfect, tender and gorgeous." And you are all loved, and we're G.L.O.S.S, thank you. [Cheers] THEY TOLD US WE WERE GIRLS!!
I'm a really anxious person, and I've been getting more used to playing these types of crowds, um, and I just wanted to try to create an intimate space by talking for a second. And I said this before, something that I said when we played ONC[?], I look out at these crowds and I just want to hold everyone and I wish I could hold everyone so close to me and love all of you so much, um, and I wanted to- [Cheers] I wanna ask, like, I wanna ask everybody that's here, "why did you come here?" Now I just want us to think about that. Like, why are we here? Is it 'cause we worked all day and we wanna just cut loose-and there's fucking nothing wrong with that. Is it because we carry around a feeling with us all day and all week and we don't know what to do with ourselves and we come to something like this, not knowing what to expect, but we just want to feel something? Um, and I think we're out here because we've been hurt one way or another by this world, and also we have all hurt each other, and our skin has grown hard and our eyes have grown dull from the cruelty of this world that we all experience every day and that we all entail and throw ourselves and put on to other people every day. We've all been calloused and we've all been cruel and we've all said and done things, looking back, that make our stomaches turn, that we wish we could undo. But we're only the people that we are today because we finished being the people that we were yesterday. [Cheers] Like Lucy from Profile[?] said, "We will spend our whole lives growing and changing and learning," and trans-women know this more than anybody, one of the hardest things to do is to forgive ourselves. In Olympia, where we're from, I work at a little [-?] homeless shelter and we had a staff meeting the other day, and we were talking about the need for self-care. When we go home and we're doing the work of bearing witness to so much pain and so much trauma and trying to support folks, while also trying to strive for having an anti-oppresive space and trying to hold this duality of people that have been so harmed and that are taking it out on anyone around them. And someone at the meeting that I work with said, "Before we can meet people where they are at, we have to forgive ourselves. We have to love ourselves to do the work of nurturing others and giving to others. Because if we don't nurture ourselves, we have nothing with which to nurture each other," and I want everyone to remember that because our community can be so unforgiving and the outside world can be so unforgiving, and if we don't forgive ourselves, we have nothing to give other people. And we need to remember that. [Cheers] The last thing I wanted to do really quick was-before we played-was I just wanted to have a moment of silence, which I think can be really powerful, and everybody that wants to-if everyone in this room can close their eyes and just say to yourself in your head: "I am forgiven. I am loved. I am nuanced, flawed, imperfect, tender and gorgeous." And you are all loved, and we're G.L.O.S.S, thank you. [Cheers] THEY TOLD US WE WERE GIRLS!!
I heard from someone who had seen them live, that they were rather resistant to fans not in the LGBTQ+ community, which kinda sucks if that's true...as a straight-white dude, I've always thought this was one of the only worthwhile punk bands in quite some time
Amir Jafari yeah of course, all cis-Hetero males are evil oppressors of the patriarchy. You standing in the front was representative of your cis privilege, and so you had to give up your space for a marginalized person instead. That’s the doctrine which these SJWs follow. I’m not surprised at all...
and this is why they did that. because white people want to be front and center 100% of the time and literally come to the internet to cry about it if they aren't
@Ziltoid I'm actually more of a prog and classical music guy. Yes I'm sure wanting to get pegged is very "hardcore" and "manly". Not surprised that a fanboy of Vaush and Pigpuncher would have this mindset to be honest.
this band fucking rules....placing a defibrillator to the dying chest of punk and screaming CLEAR!!!!!....this shit is what punk rock/hardcore is all about...to me anyway...my new favourite band...every song fucking destroys....claiming back punk from the macho muscle tattooed shit it was becoming....jocks will never like this band and for that I am thankful....
+Sondereinheit harm's way
best band ever for sure
certainly one of the best....just found them after MRR posted a live video.....their live gigs must've been such fun...just love and punk rock.....such a cool band....sad that they've stopped
"you SOUND like...if I've ever SEEN one"...hahahaha...jesus fucking christ....hahaha...fucking pissing myself here....oh fuck man...
Rab Pennie this band actually has more tats and muscles than most punk bands. More muscle than NOFX and A Wilhelm Scream combined, more tats than all the Fat bands of the past 10 years.
you can notice when someone has something to say and to fight, the music is so powerfull and angry, GLOSS make me believe again in hardcore punk.
i'm fucking crying... this is what punk means to me... thank you
exist/resist ... cheers from costa rica
Resist what? You are the establishment.
I'm off to costa rica early next year. Got any recommendations for places in the local scene?
@@ITSbigwillystyle lol right? Fourteen 8 eight
turning exist/resist into a patch. thank you
COME BACK TO US. WE NEED YOU G.L.O.S.S. YOUR WORK ISN'T FINISHED
People seem to shit on this a lot but to me it represents Punk pretty well, not conforming and being free thinking. Not all fitting the same mold over and over
Mike M get your teeth kicked in loser transphobe
Who’s the dumbass shitting on this? Sure you may not like it but who has the capacity to hate positive energy?
bit loud
sadie is the definition of punk, also she is cute
the opening into the screaming intro to G.L.O.S.S. had me tearing up. so fucking rad. wish i had the opportunity to see a show
i literally feel less suicidal after watching this
Good, you should do something about that
It's important to recognize your own value!
coffeeeyes I see this comment was made a year ago. I hope you’re doing okay and living your best life 😌
Odd. It had the inverse effect on me.
You mean physically
after listening to punk music for well over a decade... a punk band has never made me cry... I just bawled my eyes out. this band is fucking everything and i just discovered them today. Thank you so much for existing. I seriously thought punk was dead until today.
"We are the people that we are today because we finished being the people we were yesterday."
glad to see I wasn't the only one crying at the opening to G.L.O.S.S, Its the most spoken to I've felt like by a song
I'm a straight, white male, and I think this band is fucking awesome. It's sad that people who consider themselves "punks" are saying all this awful shit in the comments. Maybe that shit was acceptable in the 80s, but nowadays, we don't want you in the scene if you're gonna act like that.
THIS DRUMMER
MY GODDESSS
This is outstanding. What courage it takes to give that kind of speech before a show. The support they get from the crowd. And then singer AND crowd start that song, you feel, that everybody has been waiting for that exact moment, the energy bursts open.
Special greetings from drummer to drummer!
Love their records, love their message. Respect yourself, respect others, fight! Cheers everyone
Perfect sound, awesome stage presence. And such a connection between band and audience. Trans Day of Revenge rules. Many props, thanks and R.I.P from a german fan.
I thought good punk was going to stay back in the 70s and 80s... I was wrong
listen to exit order!!!
STNRD90 Yeoooo Exit Order kicks ass man. Im pissed I missed one of their shows in philly like 2 years ago. I hope they come around again and make another album.
n n nope, this is amazing.
I’m so sad I missed this band by a couple years :(
I absolutely adore them
forever G.L.O.S.S
GLOSS embody the true spirit of punk and hardcore, an emotional release and expressing yourself
Another band am gutted I'll never get to catch a live set off; would love to pogo,slam and step to these- fucking pure class both live and on record like.
That opening statement tho. I love this band so fucking much.
I keep coming back here when I need something to pick me up. this show is so incredible!
GLOSS and the Downtown Boys are gonna save punk. I dont believe in god but for some reason all I can see at Sadie's intro monologue is god bless.
Translation for non edgelords: "hi I'd like to do a random plug for two awful fash bands I did laundry for"
Great hardcore, nice Band/audience, vibrations and good messages! Nice new finding. Love and anarchy from germany!
how much i love this piece of youtube punk history
i really love this band
She's so aggressive and loveable at the same time
I come back to this vid yearly.
Thank you for capturing this moment.
Long live GLOSS
Such an important and beautifully powerful band.
I loved this band so much.
Fucking hell there's so much energy in this footage. Fucking love it :) Love the crowd!!
this is true punk
When I feel down, I always come back here. Big love
Shit is dope
you sound intelligent
Nevertheless, it's dope.
Hi! I`m from Brazil. I really Liked this band but realized that ended of carrer. I would like to Know if there are others projects whith the members.
Just a message from a transfem that fuckin love punk, big big thanks !!!⚧️
Punk fucking rock.
They just broke up...
creekandseminole no way!! Dx
man, recently discovered G.L.O.S.S. and i canmt love em enough. Sadie is the 2nd most hardcore singer and spokes person ive met next to Martin Sorredenguy.
Come back G.L.O.S.S. pls
Power of punk rock
RIP G.L.O.S.S
thanks for the upload, so good
Love this band.
Awesome band, great crowd. Love the aggression this band brought.
Drummer is incredible.
I don't know how I had never ever heard of g.l.o.s.s until today but I thank my friend Ramona for introducing them to me, I'm a queer transbian from the Bay area who spent the better half of her life playing in hardcore and punk bands throughout the bay area. You probably saw me playing a show you went to at some point and time and I missed out on watching my sister's here slaying!!! Well I'm making up for it because holy fuck this speaks to my soul
i miss this band sm
Really sick band, holly fuck. I would be climbing the walls on this show.
Great, great band. Proper, proper, proper Hardcore. Better than the majority of shit that is supposed to be Hardcore. It ain't. These were. Love.
Forgot to say, a fantastic drummer.
I wonder if GLOSS would mind if my band covered 1 or 2 of their songs 🎵🤔 mostly we do originals but I really like their music 🎶🎵
please I hope you did, gotta keep the music alive
Brilliant punk band....and yes I've seen it all.....I've got 2 singles absolutely blinding !
They seem natural and genuine ...that's enough for this straight old fart !
i wish i could of been there! does anyone know is they're having any more shows in California soon?
Liz Lopez they broke up thank god
Michael Ashburn oh do you know why?
cause they cant handle criticism and went to hide in their safe space
I hope they come back eventually
Demo+first album still in my
WE NEED YOU MORE THAN EVER PLS COME BACK
Beautiful...
i just saw someone posting the vinyl of trans day of revenge and came by to say hy s'up, sad that i wasnt able to see g.l.o.s.s. live due to me living in austria vienna, but i dont know if you did a european tour, you should have, awesome hard core punk rock
I'm still angry that they broke up.
What happen?
Calango De Parede tours were taking a mental toll on them and they saw they were getting popular and they didn't want to sell out or anything
Can someone write what she says at the beggining? My english's pretty bad and my stupid brain can't get it.
please someone write it..... i can't understand what's she saying
I'm a really anxious person, and I've been getting more used to playing these types of crowds, um, and I just wanted to try to create an intimate space by talking for a second. And I said this before, something that I said when we played ONC[?], I look out at these crowds and I just want to hold everyone and I wish I could hold everyone so close to me and love all of you so much, um, and I wanted to- [Cheers]
I wanna ask, like, I wanna ask everybody that's here, "why did you come here?" Now I just want us to think about that. Like, why are we here? Is it 'cause we worked all day and we wanna just cut loose-and there's fucking nothing wrong with that. Is it because we carry around a feeling with us all day and all week and we don't know what to do with ourselves and we come to something like this, not knowing what to expect, but we just want to feel something? Um, and I think we're out here because we've been hurt one way or another by this world, and also we have all hurt each other, and our skin has grown hard and our eyes have grown dull from the cruelty of this world that we all experience every day and that we all entail and throw ourselves and put on to other people every day. We've all been calloused and we've all been cruel and we've all said and done things, looking back, that make our stomaches turn, that we wish we could undo. But we're only the people that we are today because we finished being the people that we were yesterday. [Cheers]
Like Lucy from Profile[?] said, "We will spend our whole lives growing and changing and learning," and trans-women know this more than anybody, one of the hardest things to do is to forgive ourselves. In Olympia, where we're from, I work at a little [-?] homeless shelter and we had a staff meeting the other day, and we were talking about the need for self-care. When we go home and we're doing the work of bearing witness to so much pain and so much trauma and trying to support folks, while also trying to strive for having an anti-oppresive space and trying to hold this duality of people that have been so harmed and that are taking it out on anyone around them. And someone at the meeting that I work with said, "Before we can meet people where they are at, we have to forgive ourselves. We have to love ourselves to do the work of nurturing others and giving to others. Because if we don't nurture ourselves, we have nothing with which to nurture each other," and I want everyone to remember that because our community can be so unforgiving and the outside world can be so unforgiving, and if we don't forgive ourselves, we have nothing to give other people. And we need to remember that. [Cheers]
The last thing I wanted to do really quick was-before we played-was I just wanted to have a moment of silence, which I think can be really powerful, and everybody that wants to-if everyone in this room can close their eyes and just say to yourself in your head: "I am forgiven. I am loved. I am nuanced, flawed, imperfect, tender and gorgeous." And you are all loved, and we're G.L.O.S.S, thank you. [Cheers]
THEY TOLD US WE WERE GIRLS!!
I'm a really anxious person, and I've been getting more used to playing these types of crowds, um, and I just wanted to try to create an intimate space by talking for a second. And I said this before, something that I said when we played ONC[?], I look out at these crowds and I just want to hold everyone and I wish I could hold everyone so close to me and love all of you so much, um, and I wanted to- [Cheers]
I wanna ask, like, I wanna ask everybody that's here, "why did you come here?" Now I just want us to think about that. Like, why are we here? Is it 'cause we worked all day and we wanna just cut loose-and there's fucking nothing wrong with that. Is it because we carry around a feeling with us all day and all week and we don't know what to do with ourselves and we come to something like this, not knowing what to expect, but we just want to feel something? Um, and I think we're out here because we've been hurt one way or another by this world, and also we have all hurt each other, and our skin has grown hard and our eyes have grown dull from the cruelty of this world that we all experience every day and that we all entail and throw ourselves and put on to other people every day. We've all been calloused and we've all been cruel and we've all said and done things, looking back, that make our stomaches turn, that we wish we could undo. But we're only the people that we are today because we finished being the people that we were yesterday. [Cheers]
Like Lucy from Profile[?] said, "We will spend our whole lives growing and changing and learning," and trans-women know this more than anybody, one of the hardest things to do is to forgive ourselves. In Olympia, where we're from, I work at a little [-?] homeless shelter and we had a staff meeting the other day, and we were talking about the need for self-care. When we go home and we're doing the work of bearing witness to so much pain and so much trauma and trying to support folks, while also trying to strive for having an anti-oppresive space and trying to hold this duality of people that have been so harmed and that are taking it out on anyone around them. And someone at the meeting that I work with said, "Before we can meet people where they are at, we have to forgive ourselves. We have to love ourselves to do the work of nurturing others and giving to others. Because if we don't nurture ourselves, we have nothing with which to nurture each other," and I want everyone to remember that because our community can be so unforgiving and the outside world can be so unforgiving, and if we don't forgive ourselves, we have nothing to give other people. And we need to remember that. [Cheers]
The last thing I wanted to do really quick was-before we played-was I just wanted to have a moment of silence, which I think can be really powerful, and everybody that wants to-if everyone in this room can close their eyes and just say to yourself in your head: "I am forgiven. I am loved. I am nuanced, flawed, imperfect, tender and gorgeous." And you are all loved, and we're G.L.O.S.S, thank you. [Cheers]
THEY TOLD US WE WERE GIRLS!!
The punk hc scene and the society (which is shit, ok) really need your reunion… love from italy
Continuing so many things that made Limp Wrist great
historical footage
Great stuff!!!
Love it. Also must be punk as its filmed on a potato.
RIP.. gone wayy too soon
Best ducking punk band in recent memory
Traduzcan ! la baterista la rompe saludos desde Argentina...
cool drummer
Where was this in San Jose?
Do they have a place where they announce shows?
cheers from brazil :)
What venue is this?
Come To Brazil...
is that trisha obannon on guitars? thats why theres a PH Flag?
Why is there a Philippine flag on top of the amp?.
For Carl Vandestreek, RIP. You tortured soul.
BREAKING NEWS: Tumblr hc and punk kids finally went to a show, and its exactly what you imagined !
lol
why are you here?
Yeah but the band is good
is that a philippine flag?
Solstice I am sure of that
timestamps?
💕💕💕
vamoooooooo
I heard from someone who had seen them live, that they were rather resistant to fans not in the LGBTQ+ community, which kinda sucks if that's true...as a straight-white dude, I've always thought this was one of the only worthwhile punk bands in quite some time
You're right. They told me that I couldn't stand in the front because I was, quote, a 'cis white male'. Real bummer though, because I dug the message.
Amir Jafari yeah of course, all cis-Hetero males are evil oppressors of the patriarchy. You standing in the front was representative of your cis privilege, and so you had to give up your space for a marginalized person instead. That’s the doctrine which these SJWs follow. I’m not surprised at all...
What a bunch of assholes if they told me that I'd fucking ruin their show big time
@@thegreathawk2244 sure, big man
and this is why they did that. because white people want to be front and center 100% of the time and literally come to the internet to cry about it if they aren't
Seems like ppl who barely started listening to hardcore punk super late, really love this band.. Like 2009 late.....
Freedom and drummer is cute
Jake from State Farm
It could happen to you
why they broke up
some bullshit with their record label if i remember correctely?
tumblrcore
so true lol
True. Shit sucks.
I used to love hardcore before fucking relativists took it over.
Relativists? What about them is relativist? This is the most hardcore hardcore band I've heard in a long ass time
oops
half the keyboardwarriors here in the comments prolly would have been crushed in the pits...
LOL you wouldn't survive inside a Meshuggah concert. Fucking pansy-ass poser.
@@ProfessorChocolateCake Wow music is very important
@@ProfessorChocolateCake bruh, imagine liking Messugah
@Ziltoid I'm actually more of a prog and classical music guy. Yes I'm sure wanting to get pegged is very "hardcore" and "manly". Not surprised that a fanboy of Vaush and Pigpuncher would have this mindset to be honest.
@@guiltyhxc Have you ever listened to your own music?
I like whirr better
yo i think that's narcissa wright on lead vokillz
more like g.r.o.s.s.
Wow how clever I’m laughing so hard right now 😐
🏴☠️🏳️🌈🔥
Bassist is smoking hot
cringe
ie Gender Dysmorphia
Play the damn music
Those aren't girls....
You're not a person
Yes they are, and if you don't think that we don't care.
WHIRR > G.L.O.S.S.
gloss isnt that bad but even tho that beef between them makes me still like whirr more
I bet everybody was thinking "stfu and play"
I bet everybody wants you to STFU and keep your bullshit comments to yourself
+pepperking whoa so edgy!