0:33 intro jam 1:12 straight edge 1:56 bottled violence 3:28 sob story 5:00 no reason 7:27 (ian punches heckler) 8:03 (happy birthday) 8:19 12XU 10:49 small man big mouth 11:59 filler 13:46 out of step 15:04 screaming at a wall 17:22 it follows 19:15 stepping stone 21:40 little friend 24:05 seeing red 25:02 minor threat 27:02 i dont wanna hear it 28:59 stand up 30:51 in my eyes
This show is what I think of when someone says punk. Songs played as hard as possible. Ians lyrics screamed at the audience. Rowdy excitable crowd throwing themselves into the music. Noisy, messy and thrilling.
yes exactly, nowadays when i say i listen to punk, people would think of those 2000s pop punk bands singing about getting rejected by a girl or hating their hometown, no hate on them though, but you know...
I was born in 99. 20 years too late :/ I would give anything to go back to a show and feel the excited and thrill of being in a dangerous situation or the adrenaline of getting into a bloody fight. Nowadays I get in trouble for “assault” if I try to pick a fight
My favorite part of this is remembering these early 80’s shows were explosive and violent AF, and that Ian was a punk who was far from a punk. He’s the center of all this and literally takes zero shit.
He was hit by a car earlier that night!! .. I was talking to SSD when a car slammed into their van and went speeding away .. we ran around the van and saw Ian sitting in the middle of the street bleeding from the head!… he still went on to deliver this powerful passionate set ..
Minor Threat changed my life, though I was 4 yrs old when this was recorded, I wouldn’t get the message until 10-11 years later. I named my son Ian (cool name), and you’d think he’d have rejected my music, but against all odds, he’s gone MORE hardcore even now that he’s 25. SO INFLUENTIAL. I feel sorry for kids today and what adults are doing to them. LET THEM BE FREE. It’s a magical time in this life which will NEVER repeat when the rest of life is nothing but repetition.
Take that minor threat energy and run with it! I was at this show!.. It was my band’s first gig!., I was 17 our drummer was 15 and our bass player was 14 .. so the same place where you are in your life ..we’re all still friends and we all still make music!.. you’re the new blood .. you have the energy and creativity to take this inspiration to the next level!.. show us old heds what you can do! .. we’re counting on you to keep the spirit alive !!
@@jimfod82 will do my man already creating a hardcore band with all my friends im on guitar we just need a bass player though other than that im movin towards my goal and thats cool as shit that that was your first show
I was too young to see this band...ended up seeing Ian Mackaye in a transition period of sorts. I seem to recall around 1986 or 87 -- not Fugazi or any band really. He showed up in L.A. and jammed with someone else's band. Complete chaos. I looked it up and it may have been "Embrace" I think? I don't know. It was great. The only concert where I took off my shirt and it ended up being torn to bits. I went to the parking lot shirtless. Weird.
discovered this band in Tustin California at a record store' top 10 records "on redhill ave,tustin calif.my coworker turn me on to them I really liked in my eyes❤ about the same time there was a band in Anaheim called they were really good made only one album.. it was about the same time 81 or 82 that I saw Social Distortion for the first time at the Anaheim Convention Center Social Distortion was a new band.
You aren’t kidding !!., we came over from the Philly burbs ., we were so young and green we had no idea how bad the area was even when we got there .. I think the ghetto riders/ wheels of soul motorcycle club declaring the show a ghetto riders party added a layer of protection for us.. as street smart as we thought we were Camden was no joke
I first heard Minor Threat in the mid 80s it was the only positive thing I had in my life. I named my first born son Ian and ironically he’s got a Mc last name as well.
Korg Kapperi Got it! And yes, Al is my husband. When I booked SS Decontrol for this show, he said "Don't bring me into a war zone." It's a wonder he still married me after this show haha
Ian said it will never happen. Not due to any bad blood but just because he's not a nostalgic person. He thinks the past should remain in the past. But, you never know. Danzig also swore for years the Misfits would never reunite. Lol.
@@XXthekingofyouXX They'll never reform for the reason you will get booted out of a Fugazi show for stage diving, or the same reason Ian berates young kids who shout out Minor Threat at Fugazi shows. All of that shit was ok when he did it when he was young, but not for anyone else. People who drink are a bit more chilled out....
yes, the PURE hardcore ended in 1983 when minor threat broke up, but in 1984 and 1985 sst records and dischord records made great "post-hardcore" albums.
andrea lb you mean as a member of minor threat or a fan? If the former, then absolutely not. He played with scream and mission impossible in the later to mid 80’s.
Matthew according to Ian I think he said something like "hey isn't caffeine a drug??" because they were drinking Pepsi. Based on the injuries he sustained, he obviously was in no mood for elitist shit.
@@HankSantosTV What you're saying is true. ( I was there) except the kid wasn't being elitist SE He was a stoner skater punk goofing on Ian. I believe he was either in the band Seeds Of Terror or really good friends with them.
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Who knew the greatest set of all time would go down in Camden NJ
0:33 intro jam
1:12 straight edge
1:56 bottled violence
3:28 sob story
5:00 no reason
7:27 (ian punches heckler)
8:03 (happy birthday)
8:19 12XU
10:49 small man big mouth
11:59 filler
13:46 out of step
15:04 screaming at a wall
17:22 it follows
19:15 stepping stone
21:40 little friend
24:05 seeing red
25:02 minor threat
27:02 i dont wanna hear it
28:59 stand up
30:51 in my eyes
I was there. It was a crazy show. Ian got hit by a car before the show.
This show is what I think of when someone says punk. Songs played as hard as possible. Ians lyrics screamed at the audience. Rowdy excitable crowd throwing themselves into the music. Noisy, messy and thrilling.
yes exactly, nowadays when i say i listen to punk, people would think of those 2000s pop punk bands singing about getting rejected by a girl or hating their hometown, no hate on them though, but you know...
I was born in 99. 20 years too late :/ I would give anything to go back to a show and feel the excited and thrill of being in a dangerous situation or the adrenaline of getting into a bloody fight. Nowadays I get in trouble for “assault” if I try to pick a fight
@@adolescent2140 maybe not hate, but just disgust.
@@Engineeringuncovered Minor Threat were never about violence and fighting. They were more community-oriented.
@@EngineeringuncoveredI went to shows in the early 80s ....wasn't violent, that came later when the old punks moved on and posers took over.
Minor threat had a message to spread.......i wish more people had listened.......they changed MY world at the very least
Been straight edge since I was about 13 just turned 30 in November
Me too
The point was there was no message, it was about thinking for yourself. Minor Threat was NOT Straight Edge on Ian, Jeff Nelson was a total stoner!
Allan Ross nothin wrong with that. Don’t spare the green love 👍💚
I try not to take my life advice from bands.
My favorite part of this is remembering these early 80’s shows were explosive and violent AF, and that Ian was a punk who was far from a punk. He’s the center of all this and literally takes zero shit.
He was hit by a car earlier that night!! .. I was talking to SSD when a car slammed into their van and went speeding away .. we ran around the van and saw Ian sitting in the middle of the street bleeding from the head!… he still went on to deliver this powerful passionate set ..
I wish I had found this band sooner in life.
I know what you mean I feel the same way. They were energy personified!
Better late than never ❤
im so glad i found this band when i was 12 and it's genuinely changed my life
There is no more intense moment than when "Small Man Big Mouth" starts at this gig and the entire room blows apart. Pure HARDCORE PUNK perfection.
@8:20 What a tremendous & legendary way to cheer you up on your own birthday
8:19 ONE DIRECTION
The way the crowd just explodes in a split second at 8:18 is priceless lmao
Minor Threat changed my life, though I was 4 yrs old when this was recorded, I wouldn’t get the message until 10-11 years later. I named my son Ian (cool name), and you’d think he’d have rejected my music, but against all odds, he’s gone MORE hardcore even now that he’s 25. SO INFLUENTIAL. I feel sorry for kids today and what adults are doing to them. LET THEM BE FREE. It’s a magical time in this life which will NEVER repeat when the rest of life is nothing but repetition.
im 15 i fucking love mt and etc hardcores my life
Take that minor threat energy and run with it! I was at this show!.. It was my band’s first gig!., I was 17 our drummer was 15 and our bass player was 14 .. so the same place where you are in your life ..we’re all still friends and we all still make music!.. you’re the new blood .. you have the energy and creativity to take this inspiration to the next level!.. show us old heds what you can do! .. we’re counting on you to keep the spirit alive !!
@@jimfod82 will do my man already creating a hardcore band with all my friends im on guitar we just need a bass player though other than that im movin towards my goal and thats cool as shit that that was your first show
I was too young to see this band...ended up seeing Ian Mackaye in a transition period of sorts. I seem to recall around 1986 or 87 -- not Fugazi or any band really. He showed up in L.A. and jammed with someone else's band. Complete chaos. I looked it up and it may have been "Embrace" I think? I don't know. It was great. The only concert where I took off my shirt and it ended up being torn to bits. I went to the parking lot shirtless. Weird.
100% high octane of energy that’s brimming with life!! Simply amazing. What a show....
1:46 Jeff Nelson hits the drum like a madman
he's just like the drummer in 7 second's best flipside video
Impressive drumming for sure,
Some of the best drumming I've ever heard! In f******credible!
I remember this show i was 12 it was fucking amazing
I was 5, my first stage diving
The most Wicked sick punk band of ALL time!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Era una banda bastante sana.
One of the BEST punk bands off all time... the SICKEST was GG ALLIN!
Bad brain zzzzzzz
i just love this band
The guy at 12:49 who hands Ian the mic is fucking legendary
Thanks for uploading this dude!
Outstanding. Greeting from Boston.
discovered this band in Tustin California at a record store' top 10 records "on redhill ave,tustin calif.my coworker turn me on to them I really liked in my eyes❤ about the same time there was a band in Anaheim called they were really good made only one album.. it was about the same time 81 or 82 that I saw Social Distortion for the first time at the Anaheim Convention Center Social Distortion was a new band.
So many things happening at the same time! Amazing concert!!
7:26 - WHOAH! That was sporadic!
Was there with my friend Sergio. We were from Newark and let me tell you Camden was sketchy as hell.
You aren’t kidding !!., we came over from the Philly burbs ., we were so young and green we had no idea how bad the area was even when we got there .. I think the ghetto riders/ wheels of soul motorcycle club declaring the show a ghetto riders party added a layer of protection for us.. as street smart as we thought we were Camden was no joke
still is
oh man 12XU was always nuts! That, and Stand Up. Oh Man. It was so great everyone would sing all the words Such great shows.
Wow!!! Amazing band and show...the best
Damn I miss this time period...
you said it
MINOR THREAT, ABSOLUTELY FUCKING AWESOME PUNKROCK 12XU IS A DAILY TRACK IN MY CAR
A birthday memory for that woman for the rest of her life
Thank you Jose Flores ❤️
Hell Yeah!!! One of the all time greatest bands
Se puso muy hardcore ese mini concierto! 👍🤘
I first heard Minor Threat in the mid 80s it was the only positive thing I had in my life. I named my first born son Ian and ironically he’s got a Mc last name as well.
I'm just a minor threat.
this is pure gold
I wish that scene still existed'
Make it
it still exists... just like in the 80s you dont see it mainstream.. you have to dig to find if
@@qelparazite2722 I have, its not the same.....
Every punk that’s out are nothing but posers now
Damon Kelly listen to dumb fucks
I think Ian continues to lead by example. I would thank him for interviews and talks he's continued to do over the years to be an ambassador
08:19
Andy Sundwall “ONE DIRECTION”
Like opening a bottle of warm, shake-up Pepsi. Explosion!!!!
Phenomenal
one of my favourites in 83...
Korg Kapperi Except it was November 1982
..still I was listening to mt in 83. Ever heard of al barile ?
Korg Kapperi Got it! And yes, Al is my husband. When I booked SS Decontrol for this show, he said "Don't bring me into a war zone." It's a wonder he still married me after this show haha
I remember sid from ccm here in Italy talking me about ssd and al and boston bruins..
Korg Kapperi Yes, Al was the original hockey jock lol
Damn check out Jeff Nelson destroying the drums
This is amazing
Where's my skate?.....Fucking amazing.
Ian’s high on the Pepsi cola! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Best punk band ever!wish they would reunite and tour🎸
Ian said it will never happen. Not due to any bad blood but just because he's not a nostalgic person. He thinks the past should remain in the past. But, you never know. Danzig also swore for years the Misfits would never reunite. Lol.
@@XXthekingofyouXX They'll never reform for the reason you will get booted out of a Fugazi show for stage diving, or the same reason Ian berates young kids who shout out Minor Threat at Fugazi shows. All of that shit was ok when he did it when he was young, but not for anyone else. People who drink are a bit more chilled out....
Thatd be wack as fuck
They got a ton of grief when they reunited in the 80s
It's like 😱 at a wall!!!
perfection
ABSOLUTELY FUCKING AWESOME, AMEN TO YOU
This is an epic recording
Steve Eye! He has a lot of incredible recordings from back in the early days of hardcore.
Thank you
8:19 - 1-2-X-U !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Minor threat was so special that when they broke up hard-core died. To me hard-core died when they broke up and it wasn't the same anymore.
yes, the PURE hardcore ended in 1983 when minor threat broke up, but in 1984 and 1985 sst records and dischord records made great "post-hardcore" albums.
@@arthurrr1483 the fact is that I never liked post hard-core.
@@erikmuniz6031 yeah, i understand you
hardcore is still alive and thriving
@@SonikJesus dude hard-core is very well dead, what you listening now is not hard-core is some other core but not hard.
ROCK EN!! ROLL!!!!!!
but that aint rock n roll, man...that's hardcore!
@@TheMassaCreature so what?
Thats how shows used to be man. No phones just enjoying the moment
Holy shit, Baker's just a little bitty kid.
FlammableDonkey they all are
the energy tho
A fundamental band in HC. No Minor Threat? No Gorilla Biscuits and tons of others.
Pure Punk Freedom....
Do you know what the set list is here? - E-radix of Shooting Hippy
Wow!!!!!!!
Wish I saw them once in my life
This is everything.
If you never went to a show...well, I'm sorry.
It was fury and energy you cannot imagine.
These are the roots of what the scene is today.
Badass
Pepsi wrapped in styrofoam....classic
Is dave grohl the guy behind the second microphone?
andrea lb you mean as a member of minor threat or a fan? If the former, then absolutely not. He played with scream and mission impossible in the later to mid 80’s.
FUKn' AWESOME!!!
I’m tryna start a band like this😭😭
There needs to be a band like manor threat in its prime rn so bad
do it! same here!
im on a mission bro hopefully i can start one
Lets start one email me lol
impossible. everyone is too shit faced today at the show to understand
Can anyone tell me what they were playing before the straight edge song? It just sounds sick
yourlocal trashman i think it was just an intro to straight edge
@@will4653 damn well it just sounds so goddamn amazing i wish it was a mf 3 min song
yourlocal trashman yeah true
Fuck yes
I am 37
Young in the punk game and I still love the real oi
Hella helps shit
bad ass
this is where the wave broke and started to roll back into the ocean. It's all gone to hell children.
yeah, probably so. michael jackson maimed rock n roll and kurt cobain put it out of its misery.
That was great
I'm looking for punk hard core straight edge musicians to produce. We need to keep this going. Hit me up
I do vocals. Rap mixed with punk. Where can I contact u?
Yo, guitarist looking for band
@@Michaelanthonyfilmsss sorry I didn't see this until now. I'm in north Florida.
@@_display_11 North Florida area
nice...
Intro riff is black sabbath.
8:19
Terrible example.Absolutely no social distancing
Sheep
😍
That pit is scary lol
nice.
ON!
Chaos
yeah
Where was this show, it looks very familiar to me.
+Andy Bartalone
Buff hall, Camden NJ
Camden at Buff Hall
@JONATHAN SUTCLIFFE Ian was hit by a car and the SSD van was hit head on
SS Decontrol (SSD). Ian got hurt pretty seriously, but the show went on, and as the video testifies, it was amazing.
These days are dead!! However we were reliving it!!
Best as a 5 piece. No KFC tho.
What did that kid do at 7:28 that made Ian slap him? I'm hard of hearing...
Matthew according to Ian I think he said something like "hey isn't caffeine a drug??" because they were drinking Pepsi. Based on the injuries he sustained, he obviously was in no mood for elitist shit.
Exactly what was said...
@@HankSantosTV what injuries ?
Maelle Andre Ian got hit by a car and taken to the hospital hours before this show.
@@HankSantosTV What you're saying is true. ( I was there) except the kid wasn't being elitist SE
He was a stoner skater punk goofing on Ian. I believe he was either in the band Seeds Of Terror or really good friends with them.
The guitar tones were vicious..
Oh Yeah!
Pretty sure I spotted Henry Rollins in the crowd.
He was not there.
🥁 Fantastic 🥁🍺😜
おもしろい!!!
I wonder if they knew how much of a impact they would have?
Insanely brilliant
somehow i have NEVER seen actual video of Minor Threat before.
i AM 59 years old and I would still love to jump off the stage. Where the heck is MINOR THREAT? We need them NOW!
Turnstile is a pretty good modern hc band
無茶苦茶。w
I miss these days. We were fucking raw. Now everyone stands there with their iPhones and gets offended by everything.
8:18 fucking insane!
Birthday girl s##ts a brick😂 flex your head!
Is that Dave Grohl at 1:26?
Diego?!!
idk where diego is
Liiiiiiiiii