Al Barile and Pat Flynn - One Two Me You - [FULL VERSION]
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2022
- One Two Me You is a series created by Trust Records to dig a little deeper into things we're into, with an emphasis on the creative process. Al Barile of SSD and Pat Flynn of Have Heart and Fiddlehead talk Boston and beyond at the new Bridge9 HQ in Beverly, Massachusetts.
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Trust Records was formed to give classic punk and hardcore records the home that they deserve. The great records of this genre sprung from DIY roots to influence millions of disaffected kids around the world. As we now move into the “streaming age” it’s crucial to keep their spirit and legacy alive. Our focus is to ensure this music is available for all future generations while also getting the story right.
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“Your father probably met your mother there.” Dying laughing
I love hahdcoah. Like glue, like crew.
The importance of Al and SS Decontrol can never be underestimated. It’s beyond great that Trust Records is going to do what needs to be done. Al Barile is a real hero !
ive become such a big fan of fiddlehead great band their newest album is amazing!!
A couple of 🐐🐐
Pat, if you ever read this: you (and Jay Mindforce) inspired me to pursue education as a career. History, in keeping with the theme. ✊🏻
Two great minds. What a joy to listen to and to imagine that the spirit of hardcore seems to be a be like a self seeding flower. I love also when the new guys and the guys from the old scene connect and converse. Conversation is the strength and wisdom of hardcore music and why it continues to thrive. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!😊
Al is a genius! One of the best interviews I've heard from him.
So stoked to find this!
So much gold in this, great stuff!
This was great!
This is great! Thanks.
I played with the Freeze for a long time, was friends with Springa, and always heard "Al Barile stories". I have a very different, and more favorable, impression of Al after this interview- Well done Pat and Al🤘🤩
This is awesome.
Awesome interview. Looking forward to the re-release.
I was a fly on the wall for this . I’m gonna watch the full edited video when I get home . it was great to see Al and Pat chewing the fat .
When I got into hardcore in the early nineties, both Agnostic Front and Minor Threat were interesting to me but not Black Flag, Bad Brains or SSD, since I didn't really know that these bands existed in the early eighties. What made me happy back then were bands like Killing Time, Judge, Youth of Today, Chain of Strength and a couple of years later all those new school hardcore bands like Earth Crisis, Unbroken, Strife and also Integrity. I knew about the Straw Dogs and F.U.s but I had NO IDEA how powerful SSD were in every aspect of early ferocious HARDCORE. In the late nineties, I came in touch with Bad Brains and SSD and both blew my mind. I still consider Boiling Point one of the best hardcore songs ever made. All the best to you Al!
Mill Hill Club was on RT 28 in West Yarmouth, BTW. Remember it well.
It’s kind of hilarious (and perfectly Boston) for Al to still hate anything post-punk 40 years later. “The bass is the last thing I want to hear!” 🤣
He’s my history teacher LMFAO
know the history of your history teacher, id call him have heart everyday
Have an old Haveheart demo tape from 02. Played in a band called “Quote”. Played a couple shows with HH dudes in the early days. Fun.
Two absolute legends!!
That Glue riff gives me goosebumps, every time
Al is the best. Get this guy on a podcast and just let him go. Could listen to his stories and rants all day.
Fuckin New England, Gen X Haghhhdcore is…. saying “like” 57 million times in one hour! Hahahaha love you both! 🤘
I know that Pat was having a blast just being there, but i really wanted to hear him finish some of his thoughts and questions. Al is very domineering in conversation, and it's super interesting, but i also really just love hearing from Pat. Does anyone know if he shows up anywhere else? I would love for him to do a podcast or something
I recommend the First Ever Podcast interview he did with Jeremy Bolm.
Listen to his episode on Hardlore: Stories from Tour
@@lukasn.7430 Where can i listen to that? I googled it and i couldn't really find a way to listen to the episodes
Feels like this kinda sums up the vibe between the two generations of hardcore. The older guys were more aggressive and in your face. Modern bands are more mindful it seems. Of course still plenty of modern HC bands who will still kick your teeth in :D
MY BODY IS READY
I wanna hear from Springa
Always like good to listen to like Al , as he has like had a relatively like low profile since like SSD broke up and like the first two records are like seminal and like really influenced a lot of like kids and like bands. The first release is like legendary and I for one am like excited to be able to buy a copy if like it is actually available like for like straight cash and I don't need to like buy a hat and like a mouse mat first ?
This rules! Boston mentions TSOL...worlds, coasts/regions, eras...all colliding!
My grandmother worked the ticket counter at the Mill Hill Club. Pretty sure it was gone by the time Pat was around.
Al raw dawging the kicks with no socks...what a savage haha
He has a bad back, he's had surgery.
Should've had someone else interview Al.
I love both of you and you’re ma legends but cohasset is north of Plymouth lol
Interesting interview. I enjoyed Al's take on straight edge. But he lost me at "bass is the last thing I want to hear".
Cohasset is not on the cape. Come on guys, you’re better than that.
leaving the south shore just as the cape :(
This Is Boston Not L.A. came out in 1982. I wish SSD and DYS and Neg FX had been on there but oh well, the past is the past.
TBH I always thought SSD were too big to be on it. Like how Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags and Murphy's Law were not on the New York Hardcore-"The Way It Is" and New York Hardcore-"Where The Wild Things Are" comps.
Al thought being on that comp was beneath him. It's that simple.
@@Druffmaul Absolutely untrue. Why would you say that? While he didn’t like the album’s title, SSD was putting out their own record at the time and focused on that.
@@nancybarile1529 Lots of bands have been in that situation. e.g. Bad Religion were in the middle of putting together their How Could Hell Be Any Worse LP when the BYO asked them to be on Someone Got Their Head Kicked In. So BR peeled a song off their album and put it out on the comp as well. It's not that hard. Respect to you for always standing by your man, but you're so biased you're totally blind to how super arrogant he's always been about his band.
@@Druffmaul Neither Al nor I are interested in revisionist history or made up tales. Al was on the record at the time (in interviews) and now on why SSD wasn’t on Boston Not LA: they were putting out their own record and that was important to them. So while you may think you know otherwise, you’re wrong. And while you can certainly say many things about Al, you cannot deny he was, and always has been, honest.
Wish that guy woulda shut up and let Al talk. He does not know how to interview someone.
BREAK IT UP!!!!
Al Barile has gotten so out of shape damn
Great interview BTW
8 spinal surgeries will do that to a guy.