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Can you imagine Kurt sitting in the control room in 2000 and being told that he'd be on a Berklee panel talking about Jane Doe in 2024

Never expected this kind of music being discussed in academia.

I was watching a video on Prince and this producer came up that looked so familiar, and I couldn't place her until I remembered she was the professor interviewing Kurt Ballou in this video. That was kinda cool.

I cannot believe hardcore has come this far. This is a milestone. 🤘🏽

I love this band... when I first heard Odd How People Shake, I was 14... I was Immediately obsessed... I was lucky enough to meet them and open up for them in around 2006 in salt lake city

It blows my mind that Converge is at Berklee doing this. I got lucky and bought this album the day it came out. That night when I listened to it, my whole perspective on life changed. I'm so happy for the guys that they can keep doing it.

The album I truly love this band for is their first album. It will forever stand out to me because it's unlike anything else, and they made such a hard departure from it into Art Damage. Art Damage is also great, and much heavier. But the pop sensibilities of Odd How People Shake, and then how it can do a 180 into metalcore. I thought it was sort of like screamo when I first heard it, but it's totally unique. I need to give the 3rd album another listen. Fear Before always reminds me of this sort of semi-sarcastic post-metalcore period. The Blood Brothers are another act I think of, and wow were they such a great band. Even Neon Blonde and Jaguar Love had solid releases. Heavy Heavy Low Low was another one from that time period, and The Jonbenet whose first album slaps. HHLL was best when they had 2 vocalists. Those first EP's were their best releases, and Everything's Watched was decent. Another band I associate with that time period that were excellent: The Number 12 Looks Like You. Their first and second album were brilliant. All of these bands had this sense of not taking themselves seriously, and there was a MySpace-meta influence in there.

Asking Kurt to comment on the values/strengths of a formal education in music is kind of hilarious. She mentions they're all paying top-dollar to be there, and here you have Kurt who produced an album that's known outside of it's relatively niche sub-genre because it was so well received. He did everything the exact opposite way, and he was working a day job as a medical-engineer when he did it. He's sort of proof of concept for not studying music at college. And punk rock in general is like that, but was the origin of rock: Delta-Blues which was pioneered partially by men who might not have been able to read let-alone read music. It is a labor of love and passion that sometimes suffers from institution and orthodoxy. But Kurt's time spent watching Matthew Ellard(who I assume is trained academically) was invaluable to him I'm sure. But he got to watch a professional, and he had a frame of reference doing DIY himself to build upon. This makes me think of Tom DeLonge from Blink-182, and how he said when he went into the studio for their 3rd/4th records he felt a huge inadequacy, and it lit a fire in him to become more professional and hands-on with the music production. He then did Boxcar Racer, and I think blew it out of the water with that record.

LOVE hearing the tracks separated out and where the ideas came from

This is exactly what makes punk rock so compelling wait what.

i first saw fbtmof and heavy heavy low low at the crazy donkey in long island in like 2006, i instantly fell in love. i have three hhll tattoos, id have some fear before tattoos but they dont have much art. fear before has some of the most incredible music ever made. its so atmospheric and dark. i really hope fear before tours with hhll again and makes at least one more album. music has been going downhill since like 2010. i miss hearing new songs that absolutely blew my mind.

I love Converge. But Fugazi is the model.

"A Brief Tutorial In Bachanalia (Cigarettes As Currency)" is one of my favs!

They should do this for Sleep's Dopesmoker

Cream always rises to the top.

Holy shit this is so glorious, Kurt, Matt & Dr. Rogers are incredible minds

Tuning?

Solid gold!

He is very well spoken.

Astounding!

I wasn’t prepared to watch this whole thing in one sitting, but once I started it i couldn’t shut it off

Let's start a fucking band !

1:04:00 All the music that really has staying power with me and i end up really loving is stuff i wasn't super in love with into on first time hearing, and then it grows on me.

Why no one interviews these guys is beyond me. Super down to earth guys, super amazing music.

As i'm watching this video it has 666 likes. Haha.

Seriously, how great is she?! If that's your prof it just can be great. And loving Prince and Heavy Music... Everything's right.

Seen them 3 or 4 times, was always a treat.... always. Art Damage and The Always Open Mouth are some of my favorite albums even a decade later.

I revisit this video at least once a year. So well done. Kurt is a master at composition and production and I love the professor’s enthusiasm. Wish I could’ve had this at my school.

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This is so interesting!!

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Best band ever.

Uhhh yeah..the influence they skirt around is Botch. The band they patently COPIED!!!

Played a gig in Paris with converge, a dream come through.

Guess Im in minority in thinking Jane Doe was start of their downfall. They peaked with the poacher diaries I think, there wasn't really anywhere to go after that....

Anyone else want Susan to be their Mum? 😢

Just me or are there subliminal flashes cut in to this?

Bought Jane Doe at Best Buy 20yrs ago

This band still influences bands now. Even if they don't realize it.

Discovered this band at my Meshuggah concert I recently went to. Knew nothing about them at all. Now I’m doing research into who this band is. Gives me something new to discover! They kicked ass right before Meshuggah blew up the agora! I remember as my friend and I got out of the car, we were walking to the front to wait and we heard them playing through a song inside and my god they sounded insane! Definitely was a great concert!

I didn't realize Fedor Emelianenko taught at Berkeley. Makes sense

An absolute classic

I fucking love this

I love Kurt and Converge but this woman introducing him and Matt, is so well spoken. That was a perfect intro, I know she's an excellent teacher.

Mann I saw fear before on the redeemer tour with missigs btbam and Norma Jean in like 07 at the stone pony in Asbury Park and it was one of the best shows I've ever been to. Those guys set that place tf off. Became a huge fan that night and im Still am 15 yrs later 🤘

Its so cool that Susan Rogers loves Converge!

Kurt Baloo, like Baloo from Jungle Book?

Thank you for this. One of my fave albums not just bc of how it sounded but bc of how it pushed everything else forward. My (F***ing) Deer Hunter still gives me chills.

thank you bro keep it up

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