I LOVE IT, Drax. Don't stop.

ok..no it seemed like you were surfing you tube....like people do.....one thing leads to another...and before long you find yourself watching a clip of the Osmonds on Hee Haw.....and you post it.....

if you're specifically searching out each of these songs, then carry on, my wayward son.

Oh please, Hee Haw is country bumkiness at its worst. I can't believe I was ever into that piece of shit.

Ok. A little sumthin' for all the ladies:

I assume all our Dweller hotties enjoyed a bit a Kenny there. ;)

So now, a little sumthin' else primarily for me:

ah, the old days of the straight edge hardcore scene
Strife - Through and through

same scene, same type. Snapcase - Caboose

Gotta say, the song is way better than the video.

dude - the videos all sucked for those bands as did most of the production. most of the bands were in their teens recording on the cheap and pressing 7 inches with every penny they could scrounge. ah, my misspent youth.;)

the videos were never meant to be aired on mtv. they were usually packaged to promote the label or a show. just throw some live footage over the song and let it go.

Now that one rocked! But it seemed out-of-sync to me.

i'm sure greasy tony at victory probably through the footage over the song for some cheap promo. there was absolutely no budget for this stuff because there was no mass audience - it was the hardcore scene. straightedge, vegans, vegetarians... not exactly radio fodder at the time.

same time, but not from new york. florida hardcore. it was all regionally different.

strongarm

Simon and Garfunkel....and Andy Williams.

And a little christmas ditty......Steven King plays Carol of the bells finger style.....no, not THAT steven king.


ding fries are done......

classic NY hardcore circa '91.

Sick of it All.