CCHC #7: Origin Stories
🕑 Added 2021-01-25 16:57:53 +0000 UTCCarl and Ahsohn discuss the hardcore and punk music scenes. They also share the unusual story of how they first met.
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Electricbrrrd
I’m very glad that you guys found each other. That’s so great 😊
Barman_Tanzarian
Ahsohn you need to check out Propagandhi. First two albums are skate punk and I love them but everything after moves into thrash and epic bangers with some seriously deep politically lyrical content.
Vincent J Ives
This is only tangentially related, but on Amazon Prime there's a ska punk documentary narrated by TIM ARMSTRONG. The hardest possible man to understand, gotta assume the subtitles aren't optional
Angstforthememories
This is the playlist I made of Hardcore that I thought may be good for Carl to try out. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7IG8TjFjlQMnIJSnL0pxbk?si=DOhHT48nS2eQdID9xQa48Q
Matthew Hernandez
I need to know if Ahsohn was in to the metalcore or deathcore stuff. Used to play with Animosity anytime they came through Houston and they were the best.
Matthew Hernandez
Yeah he’s for sure talking about D Boon
ETHAAAN B
YO, salute all my fellow core-men in TFO Patreon! I've been involved in hardcore the last 13-ish years and I'm from the Pomona area so maybe Ahsohn and I have been to the same shows?! Curious to know if he's been to Aladdins Jr? Common Grounds? Bridgetown DIY? ect.
Marc Davis
Also, yes. Minutemen fucking RULE and will show you how open-ended punk music was. Also also, Bad Brains started in 1977 with most of punk but songs like Pay To Cum came out in the very early 80's.
Marc Davis
If King wants to learn about hardcore, the book American Hardcore (and to a lesser extent, the documentary based off it) is a great starting point. Hardcore is short for "hardcore punk," a faster and heavier version of punk that was less about a general "fuck what's popular" and started focusing on specific issues (straight edge, anti-religion, etc.)
Steve Danger
Double Nickels on the Dime will change your life 🙌
Douglas “Scoop” Reinhardt
I think it’s only fair if CCHC has some hardcore/youth crew inspired merch
Benjamin Mackey
I’m a generation after, Fat Wreck Chords, Millencolin, AFI, avail, bouncing souls, etc. were the masters of my anthems for youth. But I always had mad respect for the ones before who set the DIY ground work and pioneered punk. Loved the conversation for this edition of CCHC.
Trophy Son
Cover the theme song pls
Shaun S
I love this podcast and I hope it’s appropriate to promote my hardcore punk band based on this ep: https://mdwvs.bandcamp.com/album/no
Jordan Newmark
Present! I used to be real good friends with Alex from Cold World and he loved rap, so it’s definitely a positive homage and not parody. I met Alex around when Frostbite started up (I was there when they recorded their 7 inch- flex?) and all those Philly/PA/Wilkes-Barre hardcore kids were into rap, metal, and pop punk. Great ep. I sometimes forget how big Cold World got or Alex’s brothers’ band Title Fight got and when someone mentions them it’s a surreal moment.
hal
Carl is talking about Minutemen around min 15, yes?
pugilistatrest
Hardcore kids in this thread what's good DFTS DFTS
Joseph Davis
Carl! You gotta check out the Minutemen. They are the best, and like nothing else.
pugilistatrest
This episode is dedicated to babies who came feet first.
kenneth wong
this one had me bussin up so hard i’m going to have to discuss it over lunch with your moms.