The NYHC Chronicles LIVE! Ep.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2024
- Sun. 2/25 @ 3:00 pm (EST) The NYHC Chronicles LIVE! Ep. #309 "CBGB 50th Anniversary" w/ Dana Kristal w/ "Hardcore Shutterbug" Steven J. Messina. Sponsored by NYHC Comics, The Texas Silver Rush, DTFM Vinyl Distro, Generation Records, OneTwoSix Hardcore Clothing, The Organic Grill, Upstate Records & Madd Vintage.
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Hats off to you Drew, for surviving such a challenging guest 🤣! Although it was pretty hectic, it was highly entertaining and I laughed my arse off many times. Great stuff
Hey Drew! You did an awesome job with the interview!
fascinating episode. he was difficult to interview, but interesting stories here. thanks for putting up w this chronic interrupter drew
Drew you have the patience of a saint 😂
Watching from Liverpool UK i only got to go CBGB's once in the very in the very last days i saw an all dayer there 3 bands from Philly and 3 from Boston
Finally watched...great to hear Dana's side...sad tho that he has issues that he never overcome at his age. It's been time to move on...mother issues. He never had a father...a boy needs a father in his life...well you know Drew...your Dads been there... that's why your whole!!! You get it! Blessed with patience you😊
Drew- asking good questions.
Dana- not answering them, but sharing every chip on his shoulder. Wow.
My mother was always involved in the businesses, and I was just protecting her. She was always being attacked by my father, and many people listened to him. Most people didn't understand her role or the situation that my father asked her to be in. She was always being attacked and most people didn't understand her situation. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't try protecting your mother. I will always defend my mother! Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. Dew just sent me this... "People loved the show."
if you can forgive your parents in life, you can grow up to be a much better person individual than either of them were
Wow what a trip this ep was. Very entertaining 😂
Definitely one of the more memorable interviews lol
Yikes..... Dude needs therapy. Thanks for calling audibles Drew. Love the show and enjoy your smoothness with this car crash
Very unintelligent comment. My mother was always involved in the businesses, and I was just protecting her. She was always being attacked by my father, and many people listened to him. Most people didn't understand her role or the situation that my father asked her to be in. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't try protecting your mother. She was always being attacked and I will always defend her! Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. If you watch as Drew mentions the intelligent people as they were calling his live show, several of them said that I was a great guest and loved the show. Almost all of them seemed to be understood that I was defending my mother. They were a different group of people. Dew just sent me this... "People loved the show."
@@danakristal7760 You seemed like a guy talking about his life. I had no problem with it. Some of those subjects may be better kept private, but as far as the delivery, I'm often seen as aggressive in conversation as well because of my energy, totally understandable.
However, while I personally would have been interested in the other stories you mentioned, it is hard to imagine many people would be in this context.
An adventurous intrest in music or an obsession specifically with punk rock isn't really an overlapping intrest with New York history, a man and his family and their businesses, or the history of bars or clubs in the Bowery or any of that. If that was supposed to be the interview it should have been understood and billed that way.
Also, while they did do up the graffiti for that movie famously, it must have been worse, then cleaner, then changed for the movie because my local punk bar was designed after that style basically and they got the pictures from rock magazines from the 70s and 80s. I had some of these pictures on my wall growing up and this is all before 1992 or so without question.
It was famous back then, the bathroom condition.
But I also saw a before and after pic that shows _exactly the story you tell_ on the internet after the movie and in reference to the movie changes.
I'm absolutely certain I'm not mistaken as it was about five or six pictures I had on my wall, they didn't look like the sparse markings of the "before the movie" pictures but rather like that picture with Joey he showed. That may have even been one of the pictures. It was a whole subsection on the discussion of CBGBs in that reformed new Cream magazine I had. It was around the time GG Allin died as that was one of the adjacent stories I had on my bedroom walls ongoing collage at the time.
The whole stickers and tags everywhere and thick black paint wall thing was spawned by CBGBs and the Masque in L.A. or at least the idea was. Certainly it became embellished but the notion itself was popularized by those clubs. The whole idea of the look of the big city indie rock bar/punk rock bar comes from exactly these concepts.
I'm not saying you are completely wrong but I think the walls may have faded, been cleaned, or photographed from different angles at different times?
That said, the crowd on this channel are holding you to an absurd standard. Especially for a first person historical account interview like this.
You were generous with your time and it's appreciated.
If you were selling something or asking for something or putting yourself up for scrutiny in any way this would be different. But many people these days see all human interactions in these terms. It's not your job to make them feel comfortable or play along with their idea of proper etiquette. If some people are angry you probably did something right in most cases.
I have no idea why these people, happy to be jackals to absolute strangers with little or no provocation, also think they have some kind of say on some self defined standard that you should live up to and that it is somehow a universal value. That shit wasn't even true back when it was true, heh.
You have to come to people on their own terms, is what I'm saying. If they are abrasive to your sensibilities, then that is a fact about them like the color of their hair and not your personal business to correct.
You don't have to agree with my comment; I don't speak to agree, I express myself, and others can judge for themselves what to think about it. That's kind of my point.
There isn't a truth book somewhere with the right version of events delineated so I don't need to tell you this is all in my opinion of course.
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No lawsuits-Let me tell you a story-no names no answer in the interview answered your questions and how you handled this was Sick-you respectfully declined to comment especially when he talked about making him the director? Not you-this guys storyline is great but you would have to run the show the making of the film would be the real money 💴!! This alone was freaking Gold! You have connections like crazy. Thank you for letting us be in on this!! We are lucky to be honored to listen in on Historical events!!
This is the go to Podcast!! Even if you don’t know hardcore
Thank you Dana for sharing your family history!! Wow this changed things- no lawsuit
😂 very entertaining show!! Did you read the fineprint? Drew??
Gets sad after the fifth time around. I agree. Dude totally needs help. With serious mommy daddy issues. Jaizuz!! Much Love from Germoney
Very unintelligent comment. My parents were the owners and were always there and were constantly being talked about. My mother was involved in the all the businesses, and I was just protecting her. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't do that for your mother. She was always being attacked for her role and most people didn't understand her situation or why she was there. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. If you watch as Drew mentions the intelligent people as they were calling his live show, several of them said that I was a great guest and loved the show. Almost all of them seemed to be understood that I was defending my mother. They were a different group of people. Dew just sent me this... "People loved the show."
Talk about Harley
This guy is deluded! I only went to CBGB's once, in 1997! I took a photo of the bathroom, it was that bad!. Very sad to hear him.
You have no idea what you are commenting about. That was just before it closed. It wasn't that bad before that.
Dude #1 mamas boy geez you hate your sister & your pops .
Very unintelligent comment. My mother was always involved in the businesses, and I was just protecting her. Most people didn't understand her role or the situation that my father asked her to be in. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't try protecting your mother. She was always being attacked for her role and most people didn't understand her situation. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't do that for your mother. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. ... If you watch as Drew mentions the intelligent people who he mentions as they were calling his live show, several of them said that I was a great guest and loved the show. Almost all of them seemed to be understood that I was defending my mother. They were a different group of people.
@@danakristal7760 piss off
Bunch of has beens that never where
Very unintelligent comment. My mother was always involved in the businesses, and I was just protecting her. Most people didn't understand her role or the situation that my father asked her to be in. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't try protecting your mother. She was always being attacked for her role and most people didn't understand her situation. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't do that for your mother. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. ... If you watch as Drew mentions the intelligent people who he mentions as they were calling his live show, several of them said that I was a great guest and loved the show. Almost all of them seemed to be understood that I was defending my mother. They were a different group of people.
I think this dude hate everybody and all world.I dont know what happen to him,if he maybe or NOT,pass a bad time watching and hearing his mom and dad(H.Christal),fighting and argues all the time.....i dont know,but this is NYHC chronichles,a Drew podcast and Drew invited him,beacouse he was a Hilly's son,on 50th.ann.of CBGB's🆗.Nobody want to listen a adult men talkin about his mental priblem's.I mean Drew is not a Psichiatric doctor,he is a movies director,a men who do a great job with music scene(Punk, HC),in NYC in the 70,80,90,2000.....he do a lot of great music video's of very important NYHC bands(A.Front,Madball,Biohazard.....),he makes a great movies about the NY Punk and HC scene and he was a one of the pioneers of these same scene,he also do manage and make tours with great bands,now he do great podcast with great members if very Important bands and he keep the NYHC Punk scene very alive.Now he invited a H.Cristal son,who was just a son,nothing more or less,but he wasnt a part of the Punk or i dont know what scene,and now we must lusten how he complaine about everything and everyones.....this is not the time and the place to do this
You don't even know how to spell. Lol Very unintelligent comment. My parents were the owners, were always there and were constantly being talked about. My mother was involved in the all the businesses, and I was just protecting her. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't do that for your mother. She was always being attacked for her role and most people didn't understand her situation or why she was there. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story.
That dude are fighting against everybody.Only his mother its ok and only she's got right about everything.He probably are sued everybody and he probably spend a lot of his money on the lawyers.I dont know men,but he is annoing really.He is talking and criticied every situation and 90% of people are bad and he dont likes them.....blah,blah,blah.Drew ask him some question about something and he respond or better not respond in negative way.All podcast,this guy are crying and crying,everybody are bad,only his mother was a good person and probably she is only person,not sued by him.I dont know,he breakink the balls all Drew podcast.You cant fight and argue to all the world,all the time and all your life,men.If you think then only you are right and only you are speak the truth and you mother,you are nutcase men.This dude Dana dont like nobody and he is very hard and difficult caracter,very hard going person.
If you use a dictionary, you will eventually learn to spell. Very unintelligent comment. My parents were the owners and were always there and were constantly being talked about. My mother was involved in the all the businesses, and I was just protecting her. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't do that for your mother. She was always being attacked for her role and most people didn't understand her situation or why she was there. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story. Almost every one of the callers that Drew mentioned that were calling into the show while I was on liked what I was saying, understood that I was defending my mother and were intelligent... It appears that most of the above commentors are a small part of an uneducated special education group for adults. As a whole, the special education kids and adults are usually much more intelligent and understanding than they are.
Very unintelligent comment. My mother was always involved in the businesses, and I was just protecting her. Most people didn't understand her role or the situation that my father asked her to be in. I guess in the same situation you probably wouldn't try protecting your mother. She was always being attacked and most people didn't understand her situation. Drew promised me that he was going back to the very beginning through Hilly's on 9th Street in NYC to CBGB's and he didn't do that. I told him that I had much more than a CBGB story... If you watch as Drew mentions the intelligent people as they were calling his live show, several of them said that I was a great guest and loved the show. Almost all of them seemed to be understood that I was defending my mother. They were a different group of people. Dew just sent me this... "People loved the show."