Henry's life is amazing...a work in progress, from humble beginnings and a pissed off anarchist, hate the world attitude, to a business man and an activist and educator. You gotta respect the man's tenacity.
I don't get it, Bryce, do you like him or think he's phoney? I guess it doesn't matter any which way. The trouble with 'fame' are the criticisms complete strangers will have of you
I met Henry , in 2000. I could go the way of saying "he's an asshole..." too, but I don't think that's it. I like what JamesTKirkCobain up above said. I think that's part of it. Henry has said it a million tmes in the past, he has no taste for fan adulation and I say kudos to him. He is a man not ruled by pretense. He means what he says and says what he means. I can see where you'd think he's an asshole, but I think Henry is a man worthy of a closer look, unlike so many fakes out there.
Gene Lattanzi He is a true inspiration in a time where every young person seems to want the pseudo fame and riches that reality tv stars like the Kardashians have aspired to. He is real.
@@stephania4940 I almost felt he was Enlightened or ahead of his time while watching his video from the 80s called "Henry Rollins interview New Mexico" .he basically talked about how fake and money hungry people (famous bands) are.
I think growing up in DC does this to a person all of the government this and that and history and museums and cops on horses everywhere. I grew up there and a lot of things Henry says sounds just like how I would think or what I would say. I don't know I just think a lot of it is his upbringing in DC because I do know that place.
God was he an unsatisfied, angry soul in those days. It's good that he mellowed out a bit. His spoken word performances are great. Still full of energy.
Yeah, I got that impression of him too, he's matured and looks more happy these days to be honest. Good for Henry he looks like a hardworking nice guy after all.
This interview is so cool! Henry tells it as he sees it. Plain and simple. Wish more people would be as honest and straightforward. Also love his credo: You got so much time on the planet, What are u gonna do with your time...?
The best thing about this is that I went into this not expecting much and was I wrong, man. Henry Rollins is such an interesting guy. I'll definitely be checking out his solo stuff.
To me he is a guy ruled by fear and he would probably be the first to admit to that. There is a lot of people like that. It's the reason why he never married and why he constantly works. Relax is not in this guys vocabulary. I think he is incredibly smart but what happens in an abusive upbringing is the brain forms not quite right, and it is incredibly hard if not impossible to do so.
You gotta remember, too, that Henry wasn’t brought up from an affluent background. Guy worked his entire adult life in dead-end service industry jobs. He didn’t have the luxury of music producer family members or wealthy parents who could keep throwing money at his passion products until they finally caught fire. Even now that he can safely retire financially solvent for the rest of his life, he still makes quips about how often he puts himself out for speaking events, film roles, etc. because a paycheck is a paycheck. I think a lot of that work ethic he puts out, not just in the industry but in his daily life (staying fit, well-read, etc.) spawns from the realization that someone in his position only has to do just enough wrong to fall from grace. You have to stay sharp and relevant because if you leave yourself out to rust then that’s that.
@@nroselius5551 well i'm not a Boomer, I'm gen-x the greatest generation, but yes the 2000s had their moments and indeed some great bands, but overall it wasn't as great as previous 3 decades, I mean White Stripes & others were ok, but I mean Nu Metal and emo were pale imitations of what came before and have not aged well already, kinda cringey. And now rock is dead, no new Doors, Pistols, Nirvana, coming. But if you grew up and loved those bands in the 2000s, that's totally cool and fine, don't let my thesis sway you, like what you like, keep rocking! 🤘
@@RealRoknRollr3108 early 2000s music didn't age for shit. It's all nu/rap-metal shit or NIckleback type trash. lol the 90s truly was the last great decade for rock
musicisbrilliant Which was so stupid, as if everyone has the luxury of time to go get skinny. Was fantastically stupid and fortunately he grew the fuck up since.
musicisbrilliant Lol, no one needs to be fat, but it's not exactly like anyone WANTS to. And it's not always the case that people, particularly women, get fat because they're constantly shoving shit in their face. It's stress, genes and lack of quality time. That shit will pile on you and overwhelm you and many people simply don't have the time to do anything about it.
This is a male version of me lol For real. Henry Rollins' books helped me get thru the pandemic to help me embrace my independence and see people for who they really are. I only have a few friends, I'm childless by choice, and I live alone. I prefer it that way. I need time to do my own thing, ya know?
Henry Rollins comes off as a man where nothing phases him anymore. Hell, this guy witness his friend being shot. I had a friend die of leukemia but not being murdered. I know what it’s like to lose a friend and my perspective on life has changed quite a lot. If you’re gonna do something, do it otherwise you’re just wasting your own breath and what little time you have. We can learn a lot from people like Henry Rollins.
One of my biggest dreams is what Rollins does. To have a large workload, but have the workload be what I love. Being constantly busy and being in good shape. Regardless if I'm with someone.
He changed a lot and seems more social these days. maybe it's because of the spoken word, ageing, and everything he does and soesn't do.. Love to watch his inspiring peptalks now and then when I need a good kick in the butt!
Great music, both Black Flag & Rollins band. He comes out with some great quotes. Cuts the fat off, puts it in a nutshell. Comes across as maybe rude, maybe uncaring. The guy may seem arrogant. But doesn't really care too much what you think. Would love for him to reform the Rollins Band. Saw them 92 on The end Of Silence at Newcastle Riverside. while G & R were playing Gateshead stadium, Hell I missed Soundgarden, wasn't bothered abour Faith No More, but at least I got to see The Beastie Boys. Sim Cain came out and talked to the crowd afterwards. I really would like to think that he reforms the rollins Band for one more album
James Miller idk maybe it does make sense if you have a little knowledge. Or maybe I'm just being crazy. Or maybe intj means introverted intuitive thinking and judging. Idk, a quick google search could answer that for you really quick. But I guess you want all your answers spoon fed from me. Well, I can't feed you forever and gift wrap everything I say so that its effortless for you to understand, so learn to find out simple things on your own. Google is great for that. Is that coherent enough for you?
Saw him play at Brixton Academy on his Come in and Burn Tour...he did an on fire Phil Lynot cover of Rocker as an Encore...he seemed a huge charismatic iconic guy on stage,i saw him enter the side entrance as i queued ..ironically i was the only guy that noticed him,barely 5'9" in a hoodie and so humble looking...i felt like saying "its ok Henry your secret is safe with me man ill not reveal your true identity 😂 i love this guy his music and attitude inspired me when i needed it most thanks Henry ❤❤
I want to just add that, even though his distaste is for adulation, I think he really and truly appreciates the crowds that see him on any given night.
I believe that’s why he speaks to so many people, myself included. a lot of folks get so down in life they get into drugs, or sex or other Vice or bad behavior. Henry, to me anyways, shows you can be all of those troubled things in life, and not go into drugs or vice and still come out on top. That if you’re a person who CANT deal with your own past, these are some steps to take to just live as close as you can to normal, by your own terms. And that instead of feeling like trash that you can’t relate to people, or that you don’t have family, etc- there’s still strength there, you don’t have to be some loner who just watches crime shows and hides from the world.
Young people today would call 95% of the musicians of the 90's "edgelords". It's a term made up by a generation that is completely generic and watered down, who have no edge, no fire, no passion for anything. It's a completely alien concept for someone like me....young people with no energy. Just cool guy posturing or something.
Man it's crazy how he said his ADHD medication didn't help him. ADHD meds (Adderall) have been a godsend for me. They keep me skinny and help me concentrate. Don't see how anyone could hate that.
Simonne you don’t feel any negatives to the meds? And I think it’s very different for boys medicated with Ritalin from a worryingly young age when they just needed more attention.
Boys don’t need Ritalin, they need the freedom to actually be boys. I don’t mean to sound condescending at all and it’s great that your medication has worked out well for you. Personally as a grown man I realized that all of the people who were so called looking out for my best interest by medicating me were simply trying to figure out how to deal with me.
I appreciate ADHD medication now because I’m mature and actually see it as a benefit to school and my job. As a kid I hated it because I was too young to be that focused on something. Doctors also give children a HIGH ass dose of medication because they think that the kids have a high tolerance for it when really…. They are just fucking kids lol. Right now I’m taking 30 mg of vyvanse but took 2 30 mg of Ritalin as a kid, so imagine how that felt especially for a young boy.
@@4dhumaninstrumentality789“maaaaan, I’m not gonna let you poison me! I threw it on the GROOOOUND!” You think you sound like Henry Rollins, but you sound like the Throw it On the Ground guy.
itheuser First (Young) men just want role models and men they find inspiring. I want the same, as a young woman-anywho, Rollins is my biggest inspiration at the moment.
Rollins Is the man (although he probably wouldn't agree lol). I can identify with both younger Henry Rollins (then) and now. I used to be very much like that: awake but distant from most people, driven & full of energy, but most of all an outsider who was always on the outside looking in.
He still is. He just got really good at masking for a long time. His book, Sic, from 2022 is the most depressing and solitary piece of work he’s put out. About 1/4 of the book is about Joe and how he deals with it to this day.
@@yoshewab1639 I haven’t read that but I can imagine. He does certainly seems less openly hostile and angry and a bit more compassionate in the interviews I’ve seen and heard in the last decade or so. I’d imagine that’s just a byproduct of getting older. I don’t know Henry and I don’t think I want to either but he seems to have turned his existence into a bit of a prison of his own making that no one can get into and he can’t get out of. No family, no friends. Doesn’t seem like a lot of fun.
Interesting, i only watched the part of this interview/doc when he was talking about relationships, girls and such and never cared to look for more of it, now that i arrived to the full thing i can say without been a wannabe that i really relate to what this guy was saying in that time, you just get to that point in your life where you really don’t care about anything but improving, i wonder how much has changed his view now that he got older, kinda edgy in that time but quite true in his words.
nah he just knows what he hates, he's obviously an extreme introvert but damn society can be pretty fucking stupid so i dont really blame him. idiots everywhere
I smoke and drink(craft beer for the most) but I really don’t care to do it with other people. I understand exactly what he’s saying. It brings out the worst in a lot of people.
Henry has changed a lot since then. All the things he said he hated about people, he has saddly become. In this 1995 interview we see a real HONEST Henry. Today Henry is on talk shows with his FAKE SMILE and FAKE LAUGH and acting interested in what people have to say, when we know he's not really interested. Did he sell out? Yes, in around 2006. He's also probably lost about 50-60 pounds.
Danimal300zx he has said in his spoken word prefomence that he was a cynic back then because of some bad shit. now he done realized the cynicism is just a defense for weak ppl. so that aint about sellin out, its just a growth in character.
Danimal300zx agreed, COMPLETE PHONY. -- dude's all-time full of shit. Now he's all about gays and women's rights, or whatever his idiotic liberal friends tell him to be into, punk-bitch style not punk rock style. I've been to a bunch of black flag shows back in the day -- uh, wasn't exactly welcoming for woman or gays, wonder why?
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When i feel depressed i watch this, honestly, it gave me life
Dude honestly...... I’ve been doing the same with this video for a few yrs now.
@Little Leaf hey Big leaf, give a more in depth explanation of what you just said. Lol please.
Been watching this interview for about 10 yrs. for the same reason. I don’t know why it resonates, but it does.
Same
Same here. ❤
Henry's life is amazing...a work in progress, from humble beginnings and a pissed off anarchist, hate the world attitude, to a business man and an activist and educator. You gotta respect the man's tenacity.
And no in 2021, he's still at and it evolving. The dude will die working
It impressed upon me a way to have self confidence being a punk rawker or whatever...I know about that teeth grinding paranoia of punk rawka
"Go be fat on someone else's time"
Mario 😂😂
TATATATATATATATATA DO IT!! DO IT!! perfect cut into that song hehe
Imagine this being said now
@@revans6856 this guy was never exactly mainstream or a leftist sweet heart, so no it wouldn't shock or offend anybody.
@@mkn.567 yea ,you right
"I don't care how you are. If you're alive enough to send the fax...that's all we need."
Ayman A he’s been through a lot. I think he’s very compassionate though.
I don't get it, Bryce, do you like him or think he's phoney? I guess it doesn't matter any which way. The trouble with 'fame' are the criticisms complete strangers will have of you
My mentality when I'm at work. As long as they're alive enough to direct deposit that check into my bank account...that's all I need.
Wilson Martin: He should save that for his epitaph.
Bryce Thibodeaux okay he has one friend and he’s been his best friend since he was a young man.
“What doesn’t interest me is neurotic boys complaining about their girlfriends “ Amen yup, that’s sum it up !
I met Henry , in 2000. I could go the way of saying "he's an asshole..." too, but I don't think that's it. I like what JamesTKirkCobain up above said. I think that's part of it. Henry has said it a million tmes in the past, he has no taste for fan adulation and I say kudos to him. He is a man not ruled by pretense. He means what he says and says what he means. I can see where you'd think he's an asshole, but I think Henry is a man worthy of a closer look, unlike so many fakes out there.
Gene Lattanzi He is a true inspiration in a time where every young person seems to want the pseudo fame and riches that reality tv stars like the Kardashians have aspired to. He is real.
@@stephania4940 I almost felt he was Enlightened or ahead of his time while watching his video from the 80s called "Henry Rollins interview New Mexico" .he basically talked about how fake and money hungry people (famous bands) are.
I met him in 07-09 after a gig and asked him to recommend a few books. He was cool as hell.
I think growing up in DC does this to a person all of the government this and that and history and museums and cops on horses everywhere. I grew up there and a lot of things Henry says sounds just like how I would think or what I would say. I don't know I just think a lot of it is his upbringing in DC because I do know that place.
God damn the high pitched, constant ring in the audio.
Well worth suffering the ring.
90's, baby!
God was he an unsatisfied, angry soul in those days. It's good that he mellowed out a bit. His spoken word performances are great. Still full of energy.
It's very interesting to watch his evolution over the years through videos like these. How he's changed and evolved over the years.
Yeah, I got that impression of him too, he's matured and looks more happy these days to be honest. Good for Henry he looks like a hardworking nice guy after all.
he lived through alot of violence
I’m in complete awe of him.
Traveling to all those countries gave him more empathy because he met so many nice people living in warzones and extremely poor countries
here we are,the henry rollins manifesto."hey,go be fat on someone else his time."
on a rollins roll.
Bryce Thibodeaux he’s talking about that he hangs out with people that kick ass at what they do aka he don’t hang out with losers
This interview is so cool! Henry tells it as he sees it. Plain and simple. Wish more people would be as honest and straightforward. Also love his credo: You got so much time on the planet, What are u gonna do with your time...?
Isn’t that the damn truth
He was actually ridiculously good looking - could have been a model.
The best thing about this is that I went into this not expecting much and was I wrong, man. Henry Rollins is such an interesting guy. I'll definitely be checking out his solo stuff.
Yeah I went in not expecting much, as well. And as I suspected, there's not much there.
To me he is a guy ruled by fear and he would probably be the first to admit to that. There is a lot of people like that. It's the reason why he never married and why he constantly works. Relax is not in this guys vocabulary. I think he is incredibly smart but what happens in an abusive upbringing is the brain forms not quite right, and it is incredibly hard if not impossible to do so.
Best Comment Here Damaged People tend to be the most creative and interesting in my opinion
@@MrCasperexpress We are ALL damaged in our own way.
You gotta remember, too, that Henry wasn’t brought up from an affluent background. Guy worked his entire adult life in dead-end service industry jobs. He didn’t have the luxury of music producer family members or wealthy parents who could keep throwing money at his passion products until they finally caught fire. Even now that he can safely retire financially solvent for the rest of his life, he still makes quips about how often he puts himself out for speaking events, film roles, etc. because a paycheck is a paycheck.
I think a lot of that work ethic he puts out, not just in the industry but in his daily life (staying fit, well-read, etc.) spawns from the realization that someone in his position only has to do just enough wrong to fall from grace. You have to stay sharp and relevant because if you leave yourself out to rust then that’s that.
Henry Rollins is such a role model for me I swear
Ah the 90s, last great decade of rock!
wrong wrong wrong sir
Ok boomer the early 2000s had some amazing bands emerge from that era as well as the 2010s and so forth
@@nroselius5551 well i'm not a Boomer, I'm gen-x the greatest generation, but yes the 2000s had their moments and indeed some great bands, but overall it wasn't as great as previous 3 decades, I mean White Stripes & others were ok, but I mean Nu Metal and emo were pale imitations of what came before and have not aged well already, kinda cringey. And now rock is dead, no new Doors, Pistols, Nirvana, coming. But if you grew up and loved those bands in the 2000s, that's totally cool and fine, don't let my thesis sway you, like what you like, keep rocking! 🤘
@@RealRoknRollr3108 early 2000s music didn't age for shit. It's all nu/rap-metal shit or NIckleback type trash. lol the 90s truly was the last great decade for rock
@@nroselius5551 lol 2000´s were the worst
"Go be fat on someone elses time." Ha.
musicisbrilliant Which was so stupid, as if everyone has the luxury of time to go get skinny. Was fantastically stupid and fortunately he grew the fuck up since.
christian almli It IS childish but funny. Because its pretty true. No one needs to be fat.
musicisbrilliant Lol, no one needs to be fat, but it's not exactly like anyone WANTS to. And it's not always the case that people, particularly women, get fat because they're constantly shoving shit in their face. It's stress, genes and lack of quality time. That shit will pile on you and overwhelm you and many people simply don't have the time to do anything about it.
christian almli Yeah, I understand. But Youve got to do what you can anyway. And yes, its a rude thing to say.
+musicisbrilliant I have to laugh at rollins for being so dickheadish. It's like a facade thing that hes trying to keep up when he was younger
This is a male version of me lol For real. Henry Rollins' books helped me get thru the pandemic to help me embrace my independence and see people for who they really are. I only have a few friends, I'm childless by choice, and I live alone. I prefer it that way. I need time to do my own thing, ya know?
I think the same too haha he is my male veersion
Which books?
Henry Rollins comes off as a man where nothing phases him anymore. Hell, this guy witness his friend being shot. I had a friend die of leukemia but not being murdered. I know what it’s like to lose a friend and my perspective on life has changed quite a lot. If you’re gonna do something, do it otherwise you’re just wasting your own breath and what little time you have. We can learn a lot from people like Henry Rollins.
Henry Rollins band was one of the best bands i have ever seen live. Fuckin loved it.
ThankQ Henry & all involved for preserving this window in place & time...enabling us a glimps into the past!
One of the most intense and honest people I have ever seen live.
henry, always so serious but you wouldn't want him any other way.
We need another reunion with Chirst Haskett, Sim Cain and Melvin Gibbs. To me this combination of guys put out the best music.
I agree. It's my favourite Rollins band lineup. Volume 4 is my favourite song. Can't get enough of it.
One of my biggest dreams is what Rollins does. To have a large workload, but have the workload be what I love. Being constantly busy and being in good shape. Regardless if I'm with someone.
“ I haven’t had a girlfriend since 1988.” Love it haha
Wow driven to succeed in music. He is a real artist and wants no drama from anyone. No friends no drama.
"I don't really have close friends and I don't want ant..."
I love Henry...
No ants! 🐜
At the end of the day. He's very business like...just like the folks
Yep, and he realizes it. But he's working on his own thing, not filing papers away for some insurance company 60 hours a week.
I saw him like 15 years ago he was brillants ànd his musicians too .great live music! !!!!!!
the guy had Lazar focus, however with that came misery, and sped up his aging.
Oh shit this is truth. I mean age wrecks anyone’s once good looks but he legit looks 75 now
@@vromanoff84nj no he doesn't.. he looks great for 60. I've seen plenty of 60 year olds who look way older than him.
He changed a lot and seems more social these days. maybe it's because of the spoken word, ageing, and everything he does and soesn't do.. Love to watch his inspiring peptalks now and then when I need a good kick in the butt!
They caught him on a bad day lol
I think this is actually him on a good day.
*a bad decade lol
Truly going to strive to be as honest as Mr. Rollins is.
I can agree and identify with Rollins %100
Love This Man!
this guy is a legend
The 90's man, damn I miss the 90's! And some of the early 2000's were alright, but not like the 90's and the year 2000.
I miss this Henry. The new Henry is far too happy! 😂
Great music, both Black Flag & Rollins band. He comes out with some great quotes. Cuts the fat off, puts it in a nutshell. Comes across as maybe rude, maybe uncaring. The guy may seem arrogant. But doesn't really care too much what you think. Would love for him to reform the Rollins Band. Saw them 92 on The end Of Silence at Newcastle Riverside. while G & R were playing Gateshead stadium, Hell I missed Soundgarden, wasn't bothered abour Faith No More, but at least I got to see The Beastie Boys. Sim Cain came out and talked to the crowd afterwards. I really would like to think that he reforms the rollins Band for one more album
'go be fat on someone else's time' lol.
Oh man. So hardcore. But is he happy? Something about him comes across as content but still seeking.
I am not Phill Collins I am more like Henry Rollins!
Cuz I search n destroy.......
He has a very well developed upper chest muscles. Just saying.
Damn straight! Give a guy a chance to grow and be human.
Henry Rollins is an Intj personality type
Tiberius Le Vasco intj? care to elaborate? Or was that not meant to be coherent?
James Miller idk maybe it does make sense if you have a little knowledge. Or maybe I'm just being crazy. Or maybe intj means introverted intuitive thinking and judging. Idk, a quick google search could answer that for you really quick. But I guess you want all your answers spoon fed from me. Well, I can't feed you forever and gift wrap everything I say so that its effortless for you to understand, so learn to find out simple things on your own. Google is great for that. Is that coherent enough for you?
I stopped reading once I got to your definition. I like to capitalize acronyms. Quick shift key changes so much.
James Miller naw I'm a bit to spastic to take the extra half second to capitalize an acronym
He is an ENTJ. He is all about being productive and optimizing every aspect of his life, rather than pursuing a grand vision.
Henry Rollins. My goodness, gracious ; I cannot believe you're singing all those bad words! Keep it up!
Some band that we recorded reminds me of these guys
I can relate to Henry on so many levels it’s kind of scary.
Interesting interview, lucky enough to see Black flag in London in 1984 & Rollins spoken word in 1998.
This is legendary!!!
Saw him play at Brixton Academy on his Come in and Burn Tour...he did an on fire Phil Lynot cover of Rocker as an Encore...he seemed a huge charismatic iconic guy on stage,i saw him enter the side entrance as i queued ..ironically i was the only guy that noticed him,barely 5'9" in a hoodie and so humble looking...i felt like saying "its ok Henry your secret is safe with me man ill not reveal your true identity 😂 i love this guy his music and attitude inspired me when i needed it most thanks Henry ❤❤
I want to just add that, even though his distaste is for adulation, I think he really and truly appreciates the crowds that see him on any given night.
Interesting and inspiring figure but deeply troubled too.
I believe that’s why he speaks to so many people, myself included. a lot of folks get so down in life they get into drugs, or sex or other Vice or bad behavior. Henry, to me anyways, shows you can be all of those troubled things in life, and not go into drugs or vice and still come out on top. That if you’re a person who CANT deal with your own past, these are some steps to take to just live as close as you can to normal, by your own terms. And that instead of feeling like trash that you can’t relate to people, or that you don’t have family, etc- there’s still strength there, you don’t have to be some loner who just watches crime shows and hides from the world.
Nice to see he managed to sort himself out later in life :)
Great video and amazing tinnitus simulator
Henry is the original edgelord
he was the real deal and lived it tho
Young people today would call 95% of the musicians of the 90's "edgelords". It's a term made up by a generation that is completely generic and watered down, who have no edge, no fire, no passion for anything. It's a completely alien concept for someone like me....young people with no energy. Just cool guy posturing or something.
That would be nietzche
@@Citykid1982 haha! Word.
Man it's crazy how he said his ADHD medication didn't help him. ADHD meds (Adderall) have been a godsend for me. They keep me skinny and help me concentrate. Don't see how anyone could hate that.
Simonne you don’t feel any negatives to the meds? And I think it’s very different for boys medicated with Ritalin from a worryingly young age when they just needed more attention.
Boys don’t need Ritalin, they need the freedom to actually be boys. I don’t mean to sound condescending at all and it’s great that your medication has worked out well for you. Personally as a grown man I realized that all of the people who were so called looking out for my best interest by medicating me were simply trying to figure out how to deal with me.
I appreciate ADHD medication now because I’m mature and actually see it as a benefit to school and my job. As a kid I hated it because I was too young to be that focused on something. Doctors also give children a HIGH ass dose of medication because they think that the kids have a high tolerance for it when really…. They are just fucking kids lol. Right now I’m taking 30 mg of vyvanse but took 2 30 mg of Ritalin as a kid, so imagine how that felt especially for a young boy.
@@4dhumaninstrumentality789 the meds supress masculinity not a good thing
@@4dhumaninstrumentality789“maaaaan, I’m not gonna let you poison me! I threw it on the GROOOOUND!”
You think you sound like Henry Rollins, but you sound like the Throw it On the Ground guy.
Not a really a big punk rock fan, (except for a few, exceptions from the milder end of the spectrum,) but I like Henry he is a good and honorable man.
He loves Motörhead and he was best friends with LEMMY I love Henry He has got one of the best interest in life‘s
Like MJK, they stand above the crowd
Free the mind, free the body, free the Spirit
Peace
I would love to see Henry Rollins and Joe Rogan meet. Some of the strongest, most independent male minds in the fucking universe.
they did check out JRE
itheuser First (Young) men just want role models and men they find inspiring. I want the same, as a young woman-anywho, Rollins is my biggest inspiration at the moment.
you got your wish. joe had him on the JRE
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
The place you're looking for,
is 7:52.
:)
Wasn't looking for this, but thanks for trying...
Thanks, i was actually looking for this part
The world needs people like you
That's kind sad, no friends.
Not everyone needs them
I don't even like my friends.
... and that's my truth
Rollins Is the man (although he probably wouldn't agree lol). I can identify with both younger Henry Rollins (then) and now. I used to be very much like that: awake but distant from most people, driven & full of energy, but most of all an outsider who was always on the outside looking in.
I’m glad Henry isn’t like this anymore
He still is. He just got really good at masking for a long time. His book, Sic, from 2022 is the most depressing and solitary piece of work he’s put out. About 1/4 of the book is about Joe and how he deals with it to this day.
@@yoshewab1639 I haven’t read that but I can imagine. He does certainly seems less openly hostile and angry and a bit more compassionate in the interviews I’ve seen and heard in the last decade or so. I’d imagine that’s just a byproduct of getting older. I don’t know Henry and I don’t think I want to either but he seems to have turned his existence into a bit of a prison of his own making that no one can get into and he can’t get out of. No family, no friends. Doesn’t seem like a lot of fun.
He's right. I mean all women think like this. He say's it and people say he's a pig?? Women here do anyway.
Henry is the man!
Everybody is jamming hard but the bass player is just having a good old time haha mellow dude
Honest and good!
What is the song at 9:28? I love that guitar riff!
Interesting, i only watched the part of this interview/doc when he was talking about relationships, girls and such and never cared to look for more of it, now that i arrived to the full thing i can say without been a wannabe that i really relate to what this guy was saying in that time, you just get to that point in your life where you really don’t care about anything but improving, i wonder how much has changed his view now that he got older, kinda edgy in that time but quite true in his words.
Henry IS MY GUY!!!
a lot of people here haven't taken the red pill yet, i see.
I remember him from concerts at greystone or Harpo's... I can't remember exact dates... in Detroit in like 85.
If they smoke I'm out, drink etc......he sounds like my Southern Baptist friends.
Except that I would imagine that he is not as fond of fried chicken as the Southern Baptists are.
nah he just knows what he hates, he's obviously an extreme introvert but damn society can be pretty fucking stupid so i dont really blame him. idiots everywhere
I smoke and drink(craft beer for the most) but I really don’t care to do it with other people. I understand exactly what he’s saying. It brings out the worst in a lot of people.
It's like men aren't allowed to have standards.
The guitarists and the drummer
Didn’t know Rick Ruben and Henry had something working
Henry was great at this time.
I have so much respect for Henry Rolling
Then spell his name right.
Work conquers all.
The high pitch noise is fucked
Now he's like a dad ... With no kids
He is not like a dad, he just looks older
go be fat on someone else's time, haha...i guess im out.
Same sis
Henry Rollins says he is wired differently and intellectually he may be a demigod
"Since then its been hit and run excursions."
(Describes my life from 25-30) 😂
Stick them and then kick them... Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am
at 7:50 thats my answer for when someone asks why Im not dating or married.
12-4 4-12? Somebody's getting screwed!
awesome man 👊👊👊
What's the last song pls
God save henryRollins
0:01 what is that song
Are there clips of this that isolate on just the music?
Henry has changed a lot since then. All the things he said he hated about people, he has saddly become. In this 1995 interview we see a real HONEST Henry. Today Henry is on talk shows with his FAKE SMILE and FAKE LAUGH and acting interested in what people have to say, when we know he's not really interested. Did he sell out? Yes, in around 2006. He's also probably lost about 50-60 pounds.
He just grew into a less socially restrained punk
nah.. he finally grew up. a 50 year old asshole rebellious punk is not a good look. He lost 50#?? huh? He's never been a big guy.
Danimal300zx he has said in his spoken word prefomence that he was a cynic back then because of some bad shit. now he done realized the cynicism is just a defense for weak ppl. so that aint about sellin out, its just a growth in character.
Danimal300zx agreed, COMPLETE PHONY. -- dude's all-time full of shit. Now he's all about gays and women's rights, or whatever his idiotic liberal friends tell him to be into, punk-bitch style not punk rock style. I've been to a bunch of black flag shows back in the day -- uh, wasn't exactly welcoming for woman or gays, wonder why?
yeah, those shows had a ton of skinheads... it wasn't the music that didn't attract those folks, it was the stupid audience
Anyone have a list of all the songs in this video?
This is cool.
Henry and I are pals.
What song was that in the intro I need to hear it !!!
❤❤❤❤ 1000% he nailed his talent "Go for it with no restraint" 😂
The forefather of MGTOW
And Travis Bickle, and Michael Douglass in Falling Down.
I'm the lazy version of Henry Rollins
im the alcoholic version of henry
I'm the old version of Henry Rollins.
i am the henry of version rollins
Me too and the addict