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I Like Hardcore Music. Do You Like Hardcore Music? - SAM, YOU MUST POST!
sean:
somebody fucking rad, obviously.
a pack of wolves:
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You weren't kidding, this is great! I really like the violin and the drumming, he doesn't so much build things up as threaten some scathing screamo throughout the quieter parts. In fact, I think I like this band more than Envy. They're good and all but they always felt like they lacked a little something, and this band have a ferocity that's really appealing. Also, that looks like an awesome place to see a gig. Reminds me of the cellar I saw Towers in.
Scholastic Deth - Final Examiner
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Thrashing hardcore for bookworms. SD were noisy, fun and smart as hell. Well, they spend a lot of time talking about reading and politics and that's good enough for me anyway. Totally worth it just for Revenge Of The Nerds (you can probably guess what that samples), Bookstore Core and The Revolution Will Not Be Posted On Ebay alone. This is their complete discography, 39 songs in under 35 minutes just the way it should be.
Edit: Finally! It's up now.
A Wet Helmet:
EDIT 2: Mediafire finally decided to work! So here is the compilation that defined the NYHC sound in the late 80s. Really, this album is fucking awesome.
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And in honor of the 20th anniversary of Start Today... it's, uh, Start Today!
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If y'all like the second generation stuff, I have TONS of it.
Lummer:
How do y'all dudes feel about Disfear? I saw them yesterday. They were good!
A Wet Helmet:
Alright, here's a few more.
Agnostic Front To Be Continued
Much like Bad Brains or 7 Seconds, Agnostic Front tends to release and re-release a lot of the same songs in slightly different versions. This 'Best Of' Album is a very good sampling of their stuff from 86ish - 92ish. A lot of "hardcore purists" really hated One Voice when it came out in 92 as being too metal, however, in perspective, listening to the songs mixed in with their earlier work, it all fits really well. A good introduction to AF, who really are, in many ways, the Godfathers of New York Hardcore.
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Hand in hand with Agnostic Front, the Cro-Mags helped redefine the sound of Hardcore and put New York on the map as a stronghold of hardcore music. There is not an ounce of bullshit or poseur about these fucking cats. I love these guys. Well before their groundbreaking Age of Quarrel album was released, I used to have this Cro-Mags cassette tape that was probably the 50th generation copy of their demo. Although it wasn't exactly what I'm posting here, (who the fuck knows what people omitted or re-arranged as they were copying tapes) it had some of the same versions of the songs as we have here. For no other reasons than it takes me back to the early days, I'm giving you their Before the Quarrel demo.
Cro-Mags Before The Quarrel
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Finally, a band that never went as far as they should have... the amazing Breakdown. Fuck these guys are good. Sick People has got to be one of the best Hardcore songs ever written (though the version on the compilation album I posted earlier is better than the demo version). Another demo because back then there wasn't really any commercial viability to these bands and it was almost all DIY. So what may lack in sound quality of these earlier hardcore cuts, is more than made up for in passion.
Breakdown 87 Demo
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