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Ian MacKaye imbues 2024 with all goodness through his inspiring take on life and music. His knack for expressing the way he lives and what punk rock means to him dominates and radiates through this conversation with Rain. They discuss everything from spirituality to Fugazi, living life joyfully, and the importance of doing the work. We then launch The Bobby Lees and Sam shares about their decision to take a break in 2024 by highlighting the financial struggles bands face on the road. We close this special episode with THE BOBBY LEES infectious song “Radiator”.  -----------------  LAUNCHLEFT OFFICIAL WEBSITEhttps://www.launchleft.com  LAUNCHLEFT PATREON https://www.patreon.com/LaunchLeft  TWITTER https://twitter.com/LaunchLeft  INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/launchleft/  FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/LaunchLeft  --------------------- LaunchLeft Podcast hosted by Rain Phoenix is an intentional space for Art and Activism where famed creatives launch new artists. LaunchLeft is an alliance of left-of-center artists, a curated ecosystem that includes a podcast, label and NFT gallery. --------------------- IN THIS EPISODE: [1:36] Rain and Ian talk about how they met each other. [10:52] All about Fugazi’s extensive archive  [17:56] Ian shares how he avoids producing trash.  [23:48] What is Ian’s belief and how does he focus on living? [37:57] What was it like growing up in Washington DC? [40:36] What led Ian to live in a way that doesn't compare and despair or make judgments about others? [48:35] How can you find and create joy in the despair that is also happening in life?  [55:15] How does Ian go about “selling” his music? [1:00:04] How did Ian learn to roll with the ups and downs of life? [1:19:17] Rain welcomes Sam from The Bobby Lees. [1:19:58] Did The Bobby Lees really play their last show? [1:24:00] What is Sam’s plan for 2024 since they won’t be touring? [1:26:32] How did music find Sam originally?  [1:27:56] What was the point that Sam realized she wanted to make music?  [1:30:57] Does Sam have any advice for young or up and coming artists? [1:33:02] Listen to “Radiator” by The Bobby Lees.   Watch the interview on YouTube. Listen to “Radiator by The Bobby Lees on YouTube. Connect with The Bobby Lees on Instagram    KEY TAKEAWAYS:  [20:09] There are warehouses filled with records that were never sold, and they are just sitting there as trash/product waste. [46:19] Let’s not forget that life is rich, there’s so many good people are doing so many incredible things all over the world every day.  [48:34] There will always be pain and beauty happening simultaneously. You can choose to focus on the pain and suffering which pushes into the negative, but you also need to create joy because that's how to balance the energy.  [1:23:33] It’s hard to be a US band on the road and break even financially.    RESOURCE LINKS LaunchLeft Podcast Smart Link  Ian MacKaye Ian MacKaye Wikipedia  Ian MacKay Dischord Site  Dischord Website  Fugazi Live Series: A to Z The Bobby Lees The Bobby Lees Website  The Bobby Lees Instagram  The Bobby Lees Facebook   BIOGRAPHY:  Ian Mackaye founded Dischord Records as a teenager in 1980 with partner Jeff Nelson. Their original intent was simply to release a single to document their recently defunct band, Teen Idles. However, the label has gone on to release music from more than 60 bands, with more than 160 albums over the last 25 years and counting. As musicians Ian and Jeff went on to form Minor Threat, who along with Bad Brains are credited in the early 80s with introducing the D.C. hardcore ethic to an audience well beyond Washington, D.C. In 1986, Ian formed Fugazi with Joe Lally, Brendan Canty and Guy Picciotto. Over 20+ years the band has released seven albums and toured the world extensively covering all fifty United States, Europe, Australia, South America, Japan and many points in between. Fugazi is self managed and maintains a policy of affordable access to their work through low record and ticket prices and all concerts are all-ages. In 2003 Fugazi decided to take an indefinite hiatus from recording and touring as young families and other priorities began to take center stage. Since 2001, Ian has played in The Evens, a duo with Amy Farina. The Evens revel in short-circuiting the conventions of rock music and perform mostly in non-traditional music spaces — libraries, art spaces, schools, theaters, etc. They have released two albums and have toured extensively in North America, Europe, South America, Australia, and New Zealand. Ian has also been taking on speaking engagements, delivering talks that take the form of informal Question and Answer sessions.

Episode 425... A bunch of newer stuff as usual lately! Rad new D-Beat rippers sent in by British Columbia's Trenchraid and Brazil's Detësto! Check out both those bands on Bandcamp and Instagram! Thanks for the support! Enjoy!Listen to Episode 425: (scroll for set list)On ARCHIVE.On Apple or Google Podcasts, hit "play."On blogspot, play it below:Listen to The Brothers Grim Punkcast:ARCHIVE.Org - hear/download past episodesPUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION - Wednesdays 7 p.m. PSTRIPPER RADIO - Fridays & Saturdays 7 p.m. PSTApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsContact Brothers Grim Punk:brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com - In a punk band? Send us your music! Want us to make you a punk song? Email us some lyrics!@Punkbot138 on Instagram@BrosGrimPunk on XMore Punk Music:Bandcamp - Follow us and download our albums: Brothers Grim Punk, Fight Music, and more!YouTube - tons of punk playlists, from Anarchy to Zombies!Punk de Terror...Basque Roach Leg Recs Guerra Total 1:03 RÉGIMEN DE TERROR S/T EP Sistema Mortal Tapes Italy Deformed Existence - Divide And Rule 1:31 Deformed Existence x Visions of Chaos The World at War TN Hill Bomb 0:58 Shitty Halfpipe No Comply Richmond VA Junkyard Dog 1:53 Trace Amount First Six Adventure (bkgrd) 2:26 Teen Idles Anniversary 1979-80 BC Endless War 2:05 Trenchraid War Mentality (unreleased)Fresno Mental Fucker 1:23 HUMAN EARTH DEMO 2023 Austria Deliverance 1:27 Spiritual Law DEMO 2023 GA I Don't Care 1:16 PROTOZOAN PROTOZOAN - S/T TAPE NZ Catastrophe 1:45 Unsanitary Napkin Bandcamp Single Columbia Internado 1:57 Larvass Destruye_Disordera Recs NY S.M.R. 0:41 Stigmatism Ignorance In Power LP_Static Shock Recs Seattle SYSTEM IS A ROTTING CORPSE 1:01 M.O.A.B. MASSIVE ORDNANCE AIR BLAST_Roach Leg Recs Seattle Embraced In Genocide 3:19 AXEFEAR DEMO 2023Antisocial (Doom) (bkgrd) 4:37 xCrueltyx/Toxic Wizard xCrueltyx Split Brazil bombregn 1:46  detësto helvetet på jorden 7 inch KC Choking On Beer Bile 1:03 Putrid Bastard Bandcamp Single Italy BASTARDI 1:21 Narkan LOBOTOMIZZATI Finland MADONRUOKKIJA 1:16 .338 DEMO 2023 Toronto Pit Stop 1:50 Kleener Kleener CS_Broken Skull Recs Van BC Re-Decapitated 1:09 Chain Whip Call of The Knife Chile D-Beat 1:47 Amanita Toxica S/TMake More Profit (bkgrd) 3:49 Nausea 1991 - Crime Against Humanity Antennas (Burned) 1:12 Brothers Grim Punk One Small Step For Punk... Olympia Active Aggression 1:26 Electric Chair Beat Session Vol 11_Shout Recordings LA Argentina Richter Scale Recs toda sustancia pulverizada (any powdered substance) 1:09 CONTRA contra / spam (split) Argentina MAPS 1:17 SPAM CONTRA / SPAM - SPLIT Krigshot 0:47 Mob 47 Ultimate Attack-Complete Discography Budapest A legnehezebb nehéz (the hardest is hard) 1:33 Unit 731 s/t TX Close But No Cigar 1:01 GLUE 'Aus Tour' CS Call it religion 2:02 THE OFFSPRING subject to blackout demo '86Brazen Hell (bkgrd) 3:35 Crucifix The Rise And Fall No Profit Recordings You Can Stay Without the Breath But Never Without the Beer 3:33 Dead Lesh Rat, Kuga I Glupi Ljudi (rat, plague, and stupid people)

Episode 362... Some more new lix from Bandcamp along with some usual (like bitching about gas prices). Melbourne's Wolfpack and Oxnard's Culpa sent in some rad tunes! Submissions have picked up a bit, so keep sending them! Spreading punk joy world wide. Enjoy!Download and stream here (iTunes and Google Podcasts as well):BROS GRIM 362!!!!!!Airing Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION. Also Fridays and Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff  to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com. Gorilla Punking...Terminal Regression 1:52 BLACK BOX What Happens Inside? Indonesia Digital Hell 0:49 mute mute - demo '22 Dallas Conflict 1:53 Neuromania ST Demo 2021 Janie Is A Nazi 2:37 Sloppy Seconds Destroyed Pop A Top (bkgrd) 2:19 Jim Edward Brown Country Legends - Volume 2 Oxnard Defend Elote 1:34 Culpa 4 Way Split (Godstomper,Culpa,Hateoffering & Chainwolf) You Survived Abortion 0:38 Fucking Christ Cheap Ass Music Vol.1 WORTHLESS HUMAN 0:38 knochentapes METH MOUTH - WASTE OF LIFE The Dogs 1:35 cujo demo '17 Getting In My Way 1:02 Teen Idles Minor Disturbance_Dischord Recs CucumberLotion (bkgrd) 2:43 The Bombers Surf 101 CompMelbourne No "I" In Scene 2:17 Wolfpack Benefit 7 A Boy and His Love Gun (Bonus Track) 1:56 Guttermouth The Whole Enchilada Intro / Kid Til' Death 2:20 Gorilla Gripping Self-Titled Ep Belgium THIS SOCIETY 1:14 VERZET DEMO Argentina la nueva tv 1:08 conflicto interno el futuro es ahora Just To Satisfy You (bkgrd) 2:51 Waylon & Willie Country Legends - Volume 2 Indonesia Mucky Stubborn Bastard 1:47 CRAP CHUNKS Singapore Parasite 1:12 AUTO Hardcore 2022 France vélo 1:37 UBU UBU NZ Turncoat 2:03 Anti Stasi Ōtautahi Rāwhiti Poland ASMR 1:22 Laxity How Much? KC Dirt Bag Distro  Monster Mash (Bobby Pickett) 2:12 DUMPSTER RATS TRICK OR SHRIEK Scooby Chase (bkgrd) 3:26 The Sandudes Surf 101CompOakland Last to Starve 2:30 Born/Dead Our Darkest Fears Now Haunt Us... Cocaine Wars 1:28 Kittie Shitter Feral State / Kittie Shitter Split Portland OPTION? 1:48 HORRENDOUS 3D THE GOV. AND CORPS. ARE USING PSYCHO-ELECTRONIC WEAPONRY TO MANIPULATE YOU AND ME... Erased 1:57 Sleeper Cell Holy Terror give it all you got (demo '88) 1:49 xBROTHERHOODx - give it all you got! Sac Skull Insane Vision 1:49 Aggrastat Nuklear Noize Bastards EP Try 2:33 Pennywise About Time_Epitaph Friendly Fire 2:06 A Global Threat Where The Sun Never Sets

Ground zero for DC Punk Rock starts here with Dischord Records releases one, two and three.  Starting in 1980 with the Teen Idles debut, Minor Disturbance , this would be the sound that would define the label for decades to come and sustains it today.  Misers Ian MacKaye, Jeff Nelson, Henry Garfield (soon to be Rollins), Mike Hampton et la would go on to do incredible things in legendary bands and it all starts here.   It's a walk through Hardcore's past when it predicted its future with urgent bursts of teen rage delivered via an unprecedented DYI ethos.    huntsmanhill.com #huntsmanhill Spotify Playlist:  https://open.spotify.com/user/1298220429/playlist/4gy1wWwypkoFS2lUztvZ44?si=waSq07DBQlq3x9G1_nK0pg  

Ian MacKaye is an American singer, musician, songwriter, and record producer. Active since 1979, he is best known as the co-founder and owner of Dischord Records a Washington D.C -based independent record label, and the frontman of hardcore punk band Minor Threat and post-hardcore and Fugazi. MacKaye was also the frontman for the short-lived bands The Teen Idles, Embrace, and Pailhead a collaboration with the band Ministry. MacKaye is a member of The Evens a two-piece Indie rock group he formed with his wife Amy Farina in 2001 and in 2018 formed the band Coriky with Farina and his Fugazi bandmate Joe Lally Link to my conversation with Joe here ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVLXvMcOYUY&t=12s) Along with his seminal band Minor Threat, he is credited with coining the term "Stright edge "to describe a personal philosophy that promotes abstinence from alcohol and other drugs, though MacKaye has stated that he did not intend to turn it into a movement.     Ian's Info https://www.dischord.com https://coriky.bandcamp.com  

00:00:00 Rich Kids On LSD - Why? 1984 00:01:39 Millions Of Dead Cops - I Hate Work 1981 00:02:33 D.O.A. - Fucked Up Baby 1981 00:04:00 Minor Threat - Seeing Red 1981 00:05:03 Fear - I Don't Care About You 1982 00:06:50 Cause For Alarm - United Races 1983 00:08:21 Zero Boys - Amphetamine Addiction 1982 00:09:40 Circle Jerks - Red Tape 1980 00:10:38 D.R.I. - I Don't Need Society 1983 00:11:56 Battalion Of Saints - Holy Vision 1984 00:13:45 Bad Brains - Banned In D.C. 1982 00:15:55 F.O.D. - Cheep Alcohol 1986 00:16:44 Black Flag - Spray Paint The Walls 1981 00:17:18 Reagan Youth - Reagan Youth 1984 00:18:31 Spitfire - Spitfire 1987 00:19:51 SS Decontrol - Not Normal 1982 00:20:43 Die Kreuzen - I'm Tired 1984 00:21:34 7 Seconds - Young 'Til I Die 1984 00:23:35 Teen Idles - Teen Idles 1981 00:24:21 The Freeze - Idiots At Happy Hour 1982 00:25:19 Negative Approach - Negative Approach 1982 00:26:12 Deep Wound - Lou's Anxiety Song 1983 00:27:09 Descendents - Catalina 1982 00:28:56 Youth Brigade - Modest Proposal 1983 00:30:40 Dag Nasty - I've Heard 1986 00:32:23 Urban Waste - Police Brutality 1982 00:33:22 Bad Religion - Fuck Armageddon... This Is Hell 1982 00:36:10 Suicidal Tendencies - Won't Fall In Love Today 1983 00:37:17 Germs - What We Do Is Secret 1979 00:38:00 Cro-Mags - World Peace 1986 00:40:13 D.I. - Stick To Your Guns 1985 00:42:34 Agression - Go To War 1985 00:44:48 NOFX - Hold It Back 1985 00:46:02 Dead Kennedys - Kepone Factory 1981 00:47:21 Beastie Boys - Egg Raid On Mojo 1982 00:49:02 No Comment - World Of Difference 1989 00:50:03 Faith - What's Wrong With Me? 1982 00:50:44 T.S.O.L. - Superficial Love 1981 00:52:02 Verbal Abuse - Disintegration 1983 00:53:13 JFA - Do The Hannigan 1981 00:53:31 The Fix - Cos The Elite 1980 00:54:50 Angry Samoans - Steak Knife 1982 00:55:50 Agnostic Front - Your Mistake 1986 00:57:17 Wasted Youth - Reagan's In 1981 00:58:20 Adrenalin O.D. - Rock And Roll Gas Station 1980 01:00:38 Antidote - Real Deal 1983 01:02:10 Gauze - Crash The Pose 1986 01:03:34 Gang Green - Snob 1982 01:04:00 Poison Idea - God Not God 1986

What the hell is “1.5”??? Is it Punk? Is it Hardcore? Why do old heads insist on being this nerdy? Ben Merlis has the answers to these questions and much more!!! You can read the piece that he co-authored by Daniel Weizmann called “The Zone In Between” about the bridge between Punk and Hardcore at […]

I continue my conversation with author Ben Merlis about the genre “1.5” and I might be a believer! You can read his piece (co-authored by Daniel Weizmann!!!) called “The Zone In Between” about the bridge between Punk and Hardcore at Please Kill Me. I also STRONGLY recommend picking up Ben’s book documenting Cold Chillin’ Records […]

We're joined by the founder of Harp magazine and director, Scott Crawford (Salad Days,  Creem: America's Only Rock & Roll Magazine). Crucial matters discussed: the brilliance of the Bad Brains; growing up in the Washington, D.C. punk and hardcore scene; talking or not talking to Ted Nugent about Creem magazine; his time in the publishing big leagues at Harp magazine; an alternate universe where Fugazi signs with a major label; and much more. 

This week Dylan and Justin take a look at the 1982 compilation by Dischord Records, Flex Your Head.Call our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating.https://linktr.ee/punklottopodSongs featured on this episode:Jawbox - Jackpot PlusFear - I Love Livin' in the CityThe Cure - The Hanging GardenMission of Burma - That's How I Escaped My Certain FateThe Fall - Jawbone and the Air-RifleA Flock of Seagulls - A Space Age Love SongMinor Threat - 12XUThe Teen Idles - I Drink MilkState of Alert - I Hate the KidsGovernment Issue - Hey RonnieRed C - Pressure's OnArtificial Peace - Suburban Wastelan

On today's episode I talk to musician Ian MacKaye. Originally from Washington DC, Ian is a guitarist and singer who founded Dischord Records as a teenager in 1980 with Jeff Nelson. Ian and Jeff went on to form the defining DC hardcore band Minor Threat, and in 1986, Ian then formed Fugazi with Joe Lally, Brendan Canty and Guy Picciotto. Over 20+ years the band has released seven albums and toured the world extensively covering all fifty United States, Europe, Australia, South America, Japan and many points in between. Ian has also played with a number of other bands including Teen Idles, Egghunt and Embrace, and since 2001, he's played in The Evens, a duo with Amy Farina, and most recently the trio Coriky, whose first album was released just last summer. This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

On this week's MRR Radio, Rob relives some punk hits from 1980, blazes through a record label highlight and plays lots of new tracks to punish your ears! From KRIEGSHÖG to the TEEN IDLES, you better get ready to rock!Intro PLANET ON A CHAIN - Detach Beach Impediment Records MOMENT OF FEAR - Asphyxiation PUBLIC […] The post MRR RADIO #1745 appeared first on MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL.

Im Gespräch mit Dolf. Wir sprechen unter anderem über Punks am Augsburger Königsplatz, Bravo, Sex Pistols, den Plattenladen Govi, Antz, CRASS, Plattencover kopieren, INFERNO, mit Xen auf den Händen besoffen sein, Straight Edge, Maximum Rock´n´Roll, MDC, Ripper, Heidenheim, TRUST, Armin Hofmann, X-Mist Records, Süddeutsches Hardcore-Magazin, Pretty Vacant, A+P, Leserbriefe, ZAP, No Means No, Sick of it All, Barn av Regnbuen, Raped Teenagers, Destination Zero, Alien Boys, Spermbirds, Haywire/Nonoyesno, Trust Vinyl Compilation, Challenger Crew, Skeezicks, PMA, Jump for Joy, Unwanted Youth, Bahnhofsvertrieb, Dischord, Ian Mackaye, Jeff Nelson, Fugazi, DIY, sich selbst hinterfragen, Teen Idles, Zeckenrap, Trap, Substanz, Network of Friends, Helge Schreiber, BGK, Negazione, So Much Hate, Life but how to live it, Leatherface, Snuff, Heresy, Stand to Fall, Target of Demand, Heimatlos, Scraps, Mailand, Linz, Zürich, Arbeiterklasse, Hauptschule, die Zukunft von Print-Fanzines, tiefgründige Texte vs. 4-Zeiler, Verbal Assault, Diaz Brothers, Dickie Hammond, CDs, Tim Yohannan, Lebenserfahrung und vieles mehr.

This week Brian and Jeff look back and laugh, with a little help from their friends. The topic and release is the LP collection of the first Eps by Teen Idles, SOA, Government Issue and Youth Brigade! Gather distantly social, around the campfire and listen to these tales from long, long ago about a mythical scene that was chockablock with heroes and villains and morality tales of timeless import. Starring Nathan Stejcek as himself (Teen Idles/Youth Brigade), Barry Henssler as the comical sidekick (Necros), Gary Bennett as the whimsical scamp (Kill Your idols), Mark O' Connor as the star-crossed and misunderstood lover (Daycare Swindlers) and a very special apperance by Vinny Segarra (Mint Tone Records) as the Catman from outer space. Come out of lockdown and hear this never-ending story of confusion and redemption. You might not regret it!

Part 2Ian MacKaye is a widely known musician, whose music (specifically his song, Straight Edge), played a highly influential role in the early 1980's Punk Rock and Hardcore scene.He is known for the band's Minor Threat, The Teen Idles, and later down the road a band more in the alternative mainstream, Fugazi. He is also Co-Founder of Dischord Records located in Washington DC.Nora and Ian, (Minor Threat is one of Nora's fav bands growing up) sit down for an entertaining phone discussion on:Nora intro: How Punk Rock as a philosophy influenced her character developmentIan being himself and just wanting to create musicGrowing up and not following what others were doingHow he feels Straight Edge was not a movement he was trying to create, he was just being himselfHis belief in peace, love, and unityHis belief public venues should be open for teens to enjoy as well “Punk to me means the free space.”“When we're born, that's pure.”“In Jimi Hendrix's song, If 6 was 9 he said:I've got my own life to live, I'm the one that's going to die, When it's time for me to die, So let me live my life the way I want to.”Contact:Ian MacKayewww.dischord.comNora contact: www.rockyourlifewithnorafinch.com (Mental Readiness Coaching and shows) ask for a consult, nora@rockyourlifewithnorafinch.com

Ian MacKaye is a widely known musician, whose music (specifically his song, Straight Edge), played a highly influential role in the early 1980's Punk Rock and Hardcore scene.He is known for the band's Minor Threat, The Teen Idles, and later down the road a band more in the alternative mainstream, Fugazi. He is also Co-Founder of Dischord Records located in Washington DC.Nora and Ian, (Minor Threat is one of Nora's fav bands growing up) sit down for an entertaining phone discussion on:Nora intro: How Punk Rock as a philosophy influenced her character developmentIan being himself and just wanting to create musicGrowing up and not following what others were doingHow he feels Straight Edge was not a movement he was trying to create, he was just being himselfHis belief in peace, love, and unityHis belief public venues should be open for teens to enjoy as well “Punk to me means the free space.”“When we're born, that's pure.”“In Jimi Hendrix's song, If 6 was 9 he said:I've got my own life to live, I'm the one that's going to die, When it's time for me to die, So let me live my life the way I want to.”Contact:Ian MacKayewww.dischord.comNora contact: www.rockyourlifewithnorafinch.com (Mental Readiness Coaching and shows) ask for a consult! Nora@rockyourlifewithnorafinch.com

This week on the the show, we're going to live by our rules! IT’S VOID WEEK ON TURNED OUT A PUNK & we're celebrating one of DCHC's greatest bands with two awesome episodes! First join Damian as he sits down with Void bassist Chris Stover as they talk: Ian & Henry regulating the Clash pit, how VOID came to be, DCHC vs. a bunch of Rednecks, getting grounded from going to see Fear on SNL & tons of other goodness!  NOT TO BE MISSED!  Also Touched On: DCHC starting the pit at the Clash show Skateboarder Magazine and Action Now The Bollocks Seeing the Teen Idles and everything changing getting tapes from Bert from the Untouchables Going to see Devo Law And Order The Unheard Music Festival Wino and the Obsessed how Void came together “KILL THOSE MOTHERFUCKERS!!!!” Void’s second show  Almost missing Fear on SNL because of a grounding Getting caught eating catering by Eddie Murphy and Garrett Morris Belushi hangin out with Ian McKaye: what the hell did they talk about? & SO MUCH MORE!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Our discussion of the concept of “authenticity” in heavy music continues with a brand-new interview with the legendary Ian MacKay (Minor Threat, Teen Idles, Embrace, Fugazi, The Evens, Coriky, Dischord Records). We discuss the various forms authenticity has taken in punk and hardcore, and what Ian considers to be “real” music. Closing song: Karkait - “Karkait Ha'Kiyum” https://karkait.bandcamp.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/machinemusic

In our first "rough demo" of an episode, Nathan Stejcek (Teen Idles/Youth Brigade/ The Delarcos) joins us and shares many stories from the time of Dischord's inception, his time in Teen Idles, and what he's been up to lately. Before that, Aldred and Brian weigh in on "Minor Disturbance" and how it sounds to fresh ears 40 years later. Contact us at : endonendpod@gmail.com

I Don't Wanna Hear It PodcastEpisode 050 – The Straight Edge (Part 1): Tween Idles and Lad GatheringTo commemorate reaching our fiftieth episode without completely imploding, we decided to tackle that most divisive of punk rock topics: the straight edge. So, put down the crack pipe and reach for an O’Douls, because this drug-free dive is a deep one. First stop, Snarkyville. Population: Ian MacKaye.I Don’t Wanna Hear It official websiteMusical Attribution: “It Feels Like Love,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “Little Tramp,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “I Told You,” “No Takeaways,” “America On the Move,” "Mornington Crescent." Tracks licensed through NEO Sounds; license available upon request.

Enoch "Skeeter" Thompson grew up in Bailey's Crossroads and got his first guitar as a reward from his baseball coach for pitching a no-hitter in the championship game. From there, he met Franz Stahl at school and his new friend helped him learn how to play that guitar. The two, along with Franz’s older brother Pete Stahl on vocals and Kent Stax on drums formed a band called Scream, inspired by the hardcore sound exploding out of DC, particularly bands like Bad Brains and the Teen Idles. Skeeter switched to bass because he had the rhythm to play it and the band wasn't able to find anybody else on the instrument with the right feel to complete their sound. In 1982, they went to Inner Ear Studio and recorded Dischord Records' first-full length release, Still Screaming. Scream released five albums and continued to play until the beginning of the '90s, doing a number of U.S. and European tours. When Stax left the band, they asked a young drummer, Dave Grohl, to take over. After their break up and dealing with family health issues (as well as playing in Soylent Green), Thompson went down to Little Rock, Arkansas to find his daughter and played in and formed several bands there. He then returned to Northern VA and has been playing in hard rock and hardcore bands such as Fallout Shelter, Rise-Defy, and several projects with Nathan Turney. He also put out a solo album in 2018 called The Book of Enoch in E Minor. You can find it at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/skeeterenochthompsoninc

Liam reports back on the 2019 Fireball tour and his failed attempt to befriend Mike Herrera, we review a bevy of new album releases and manage to drop ourselves in it again with a couple more beloved music icons. Bands and artists who come up in conversation on this episode: Less Than Jake, Goldfinger, Save Ferris, Thieves of Liberty, Buster Shuffle, Buck Cherry, Story Of The Year, Black President, Kids In Glass Houses, All Time Low, Mike Herrera, MxPx, Frank Turner, Bad Religion, Green Day, Neurosis, The Teen Idles, Pinhead Gunpowder, Operation Ivy, Foo Fighters, Rancid, Iggy Pop, The Interrupters, The Hold Steady, Bedouin Soundclash, Tegan and Sara, Third Eye Blind, Jimmy Eat World, Lagwagon, The Darkness, Rick Springfield, Miley Cyrus, Jets to Brazil, Jawbreaker, Blink 182, The Starting Line, Bowling For Soup, Patent Pending, Reel Big Fish, Ian MacKaye, Minor Threat, Fugazi. Connect with us: Instagram @twotrackmindpod / @runwithed / @liamtoms Twitter @twotrackmindpod / @runwithed / @liamtoms

It's our 50th episode! For this week we are joined by Anne Lepore who runs The Machine Shop, a very cool online store for punk music, art, and merch. We had a great conversation about the year 1980 as well as our two albums. First we discuss The Psychedelic Furs' self titled debut album. We follow that up with the legendary Minor Disturbance EP from Teen Idles. http://www.themachineshoprocks.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Themachineshoprocks/ https://twitter.com/themachineshop https://www.instagram.com/themachineshoprocks/ Songs featured on this episode: Jawbox - Jackpot Plus Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia X - Los Angeles Devo - Whip It Wipers - Return of the Rat The Psychedelic Furs - Fall The Psychedelic Furs - Pulse The Psychedelic Furs - We Love You The Psychedelic Furs - Susan's Strange Teen Idles - Teen Idles Teen Idles - Get Up and Go Please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. https://punklottopod.simplecast.com/ https://www.instagram.com/punklottopod/ https://twitter.com/punklottopod https://www.facebook.com/punklottopod

Fitting that these notes come to you today from what has become a liminal space between “home” and “tour” for me.  That space is, of course, “New Jersey,” and it's fitting because it was from here (this very house, in fact) in 1987, that I wrote a letter to our guest, Ian MacKaye.  Ian's new band, Fugazi, was asking people to rethink their relationships to each other in the space of “the pit” and consider not slam dancing/moshing.  This was a radical proposition back then, but I understood it, and I respected it.  I think coming from a break dancing background made the idea of a more inclusive dancing aspect to punk shows appealing to me.  What I didn't respect, and what prompted me to write the letter, was seeing a bunch of people who had traveled with the band up from DC to The Anthrax in Norwalk, Ct., physically grabbing people and stopping them from slamming/moshing.  It seemed like just another form of policing and fascism to me.  It was an angry letter. Ian wrote me back - he agreed with me and assured me that the people doing this were not under instructions from the band and he didn't agree with the physical policing of the space either, and that was that. We reconnected in person when I moved to DC about five years later, and Ian remembered the exchange.  He SAYS he kept the letter, and I live under a standing threat that it will be produced for all to read if our arguments ever get TOO argumentative.  And as I sit here thinking about this now, I realize it's one of many things I'd like to revisit with him, because I wonder how our stances on that issue may have evolved.  I've certainly spent a lot of time on the edges of pits since then, attempting to take the blows so people less willing (or able) to can just watch the bands.  I've jumped off my own stages to stop fights.  Would I do it to stop unruly pit action these days?  At MY shows these days, it pretty much never happens, but I might.  You take a responsibility for the space when you take the stage - it's a responsibility that Ian MacKaye still takes seriously, and his is an example that I'm glad I've had in my life. Other things we discuss that I'd like to expand on and encourage our listeners to think more about are: 1. Characters and masks - I keep thinking about this idea of what's “real” and what's not, and I'm thinking more about who gets to define that and what it means to different cultures.  Yes, as we discuss in the interview, one can see how a certain type of person uses masks and characters to AVOID responsibility, but what about the idea of being able to self-create one's identity?  What about drag and camp?  Glam and goth?  What about when society tells you you're NOT “real” what then? 2. Well… maybe just the one thing is good for now - I've already gone on too long.  Feel free to tweet at us if anything else strikes you! Also, I realize that I said Dischord started in the 70s - I was thinking the Teen Idles 7” came out in 78/79, but it was, of course, 1980.   SPONSOR! Our sponsor for this episode is MYRO - natural, plant-based deodorant subscription with a reusable capsule dispenser! I love it. mymyro.com/ART use promo code “ART” for 50% off your first order.   As promised, here are some MUSIC LINKS: TEEN IDLES “I Drink Milk” (1980)  BAD BRAINS Live at CBGB 1979 Hard to overstate how important these people were to many of us, especially as an all black band in an increasingly white scene. Check the slickest move ever as HR avoids a flung beer can (or ashtray?) with a flick of his head at 8:43. Legendary.  MINOR THREAT Live at Buff Hall, Camden, NJ 1982  VOID “Who Are You?”  One of my favorite songs of all time. Hilarious to hear Ian say they thought they sounded like Ratt, and yet… now that I know that… I kind of get it! THE EVENS “Around the Corner” (Stroudsburg, Pa. public library 2005) Also want to give props here to Amy Farina, who should have her own episode at some point.  She's and incredible talent, and was my very first collaborator in what we called "The Pharmacists," back circa 1996! FUGAZI “Suggestion” with Amy Pickering on vocals (DC, 1991)  Given what Aimee and I talk about in the intro, re. women's roles in rock song lyrics of a certain era, I wanted to include this version.  It was really important when Ian sang this.  It shook the earth when Amy Pickering stepped into that space and sang it. EMBRACE “Give me Back” (1987)  I've got the receipts. This song is about process.   Find us: @artofprocesspod @aimeemann @tedleo @maxfunhq

Pat Kennedy started the band Hostile Environment at age fourteen after first discovering punk rock through bands like Black Flag and Dead Kennedys and then listening to Teen Idles and thinking that he could have a band like that. Hostile Environment skated and played every party they could in Reston. They also put out a demo tape called Rite to Me in 1988. They were one of the first Reston hardcore bands and paved the way for many groups that followed. Then, Pat moved on to playing bass with the more rock-oriented band Remission. He played Jam for Man with them and they also released one demo album called Fix in 1989. After high school, Pat moved to Richmond with the band Avail and wrote several songs with them that wound up on their first official album, Satiate, in 1992. Pat continues to live in Richmond, and though he doesn't play in bands anymore, he uses the DIY skills that he learned in his music career throughout his life.

As a member of bands such as The Teen Idles, Minor Threat, Embrace, Fugazi, and The Evens—as well as co-founder of Dischord Records—Ian MacKaye has been involved in the creation and dissemination of an extraordinary amount of classic recordings. Ian met with Joe at The Dischord House in Virginia for a wide-ranging conversation that lasted nearly three hours. In this week’s installment, Ian discusses: his childhood in the Glover Park neighborhood of Washington DC; his grandmother’s advice column; his love of Ted Nugent and The Beatles; how skateboarding informed his view of the world; discovering punk rock; his lifelong entrepreneurial spirit; co-founding Dischord Records; and how he often doesn’t listen to music for the lyrics. Four years ago, we began The Trap Set with Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty. As we expand the show from drummers-only to all musicians, it only makes sense to begin with Brendan’s bandmate, Ian. Tune in next week for Part Two!

This episode features special guests Ian MacKaye co-founder/owner of DC based independent record label "Dischord Records" and tracks by The Teen Idles, Fugazi, and The Evens. Announcements, New Releases from this week, Local DC Shows To See for the coming week, Details and important links from this episode are all on this show’s page at www.dcmusicrocks.com/past-episodes

Nesse episódio tocamos: Genesis, Teen Idles, Ulster, Circle Jerks, Off!, The Mission, Ceremony, Letty and the Goos, Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion, The Explosion, The Clash, Flamethrower, Clutch, Paul McCartney, Morrissey, Sting, Robert Plant e Pop Evil. Episódio 041 do Aperta O Play veiculado na WebRadio Mutante Rádio em 04/11/2017! Apresentação: Alexandre Okubo, Danilo Soares e Eduardo Ferreira. Artwork by: Paulo Floriani.

Working Class Audio Session #106 with Don Zientara!!! Don Zientara is a musician and recording engineer as well as the owner and chief engineer at Inner Ear Studios in Arlington, Virginia located outside of Washington DC. Don has a varied background that is part art, part military, part electronics  and ultimately all music and recording. While Don records many kinds of music, he is best known for his work with Dischord Records and DC Hardcore bands including The Teen Idles, Minor Threat, Rites of Spring, Fugazi and Bad Brains as well as many, many more. Matt stopped in to Inner Ear Studios while on a recent trip to the Washington/Virginia area to interview Don in person. Enjoy!

Dischord Records est un label indépendant de Washington spécialisé dans la musique punk, hardcore et post-hardcore. Le label Dischord a été fondé en 1980 par Ian MacKaye. Il lui servira au départ pour sortir les disques des Teen Idles puis les disques de Minor Threat, deux groupes dans lesquels il joue alors. En documentant l'histoire de la scène hardcore de Washington le label deviendra mythique. Il est connu pour sa politique "do it yourself" ainsi que pour les prix de ses disques ne dépassant pas les 10$. Actuellement le label compte une quarantaine de groupes, tous originaires de Washington. Government Issue/Partyline Fugazi/Waiting Room Lungfish/To Whom You Were Borns Scream/Came Without Warning Void/Who Are You Time To Die Slant 6/Love Shock Faraquet/The Whole Thing Over Dag Nasty/Can I Say Jawbox/Cutoff Antelope/Justin Jesus Minor Threat/In My Eyes Embrace/Money

I veckans avsnitt snackar vi Ian Mackaye, The Teen Idles och Minor Threat.

Rebels Romper Room 08/11/2015Happy Day? Swallow from the giant cup of Shut the Fuck Up! Love the hot tea. What did your B Day cake look like? Wait till you see mine! Wait for it! She's a lady.... It's my party. Back in the day. What would you do if you could turn back time? Get up and move. Happy B Day Johnny Sanzone! To be placed on Johnny Sanzone's email list for notification when his CD is available, contact him at johnnysanzone66@gmail.com Girls just want to have fun! Shout out to Boy George with an invite to come on the show. What's in the news this day? Teen Idles, where are they now? Hungry much? Enjoy the dance party.This show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

« There are many things that people do happily that I can't imagine why they would do it... But I have to say that even though I am critical or judgmental of society at large, I'm not critical of people individually. We are who we are. » Un skateboarder middle-class montre à tout le monde comment penser de façon individuelle, et sans l’imposer relou. A une époque où tout n’est que codes et argumentaire mainstream, le parcours de Ian MacKaye est plutôt fascinant. Teen Idles, Minor Threat, Fugazi, the Evens, le label Dischord, le straight-edge et l’éthique DIY poussé à son paroxysme. Menace mineure, influence majeure. PLAYLIST : Fugazi – smallpox champion Teen Idles – sneakers Minor Threat – out of step Minor Threat – straight edge The Evens – no money Teen Idles – teen idles Fugazi – waiting room Pailhead – I will refuse Bikini Kill – carnival The Evens – king of kings

As a member of seminal hardcore punk bands The Teen Idles, Minor Threat and Fugazi, and a founder of the pioneering indie label, Dischord Records, Ian MacKaye started a musical movement out of Washington, D.C. in the early 80s that continues to ignite and inspire bands all over the world. With Dischord as its engine, the D.C. hardcore and post-hardcore punk scene generated bands like Rites of Spring, Nation of Ulysses, Jawbox, Shudder to Think, Fugazi, Q and Not You, Faraquet and Beauty Pill. The label and the bands, and MacKaye himself, came to stand for a DIY ethic about music distribution and recording before things like Pro Tools and Kickstarter made it easy to be DIY. This was also the scene that spawned our own InputOutput hosts, Eli Janney and Geoff Sanoff – they came up playing in and eventually recording bands out of D.C., looking up to MacKaye and engineers and producers like Don Zientara and Ted Nicely. On this episode of InputOutput, Geoff and Eli reconnect with MacKaye for an in-depth conversation about his life as a musician and a producer, what inspires him, his relationship with technology, his approach to production (John Frusciante, Bikini Kill and Rollins Band), and more. And this is only Part 1!

Groundbreaking singer, songwriter and guitarist Ian MacKaye spoke at the Library of Congress on personal digital archiving and the need to educate creators and users in ways to steward our digital cultural heritage. Speaker Biography: As both performer and producer, MacKaye has documented music coming out of the Washington, D.C. underground for the past 30 years. MacKaye founded Dischord Records as a teenager in 1980 with partner Jeff Nelson. Their original intent was simply to release a single to document their recently defunct band, The Teen Idles. The label has since gone on to release music from more than 60 bands, with more than 160 albums during the past 25 years. In the process, the label performed a citizen-archivist role, documenting Washington-area music in many forms and catalyzing cultural activity and community-building in the nation's capital and around the world. For captions, transcript, and more information visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=5905.

Guest DJ: Ian MacKaye (The Evens, Fugazi, Embrace, Skewbald, Egg Hunt, Minor Threat, Teen Idles, Dischord Records) |Playlist:...The Evens - Mt. Pleasant Isn't |The Skunks - Good from the Bad |Alternative TV - Action Time Vision |The Evens - Around the Corner |The Pagans - Dead End America |Black Flag - I've Had It |Bikini Kill - Rebel Girl |Arthur Lee - The Everlasting First |The Adverts - I Will Walk You Home |Fugazi - In Defense of Humans |Embrace - Said Gun |Rites of Spring - Drink Deep |Lungfish - Friend to Friend in Endtime |Q and not U - Wonderful People |Bad Brains - I |Teen Idles - No Fun |Teen Idles - Deadhead |State of Alert - I Hate the Kids |Minor Threat - Filler |Minor Threat - I Don't Wanna Hear It |Egg Hunt - We All Fall Down |Skewbald - Sorry/Change for the Same |Fugazi - Give Me the Cure |Faith - Another Victim |Faith - What's Wrong with Me? |Minor Threat - Salad Days |