she's right about everything but where the battle jacket came from. the battle jacket actually originated from american fighter pilots of the ww2 era. the pilots would decorate their flight jackets with drawings from pop culture and which squad they belonged to snd what not. this tradition followed with outlaw biker groups and after that it was punk rockers.
Scott beater-man ~ Yeah, The History of Rock & Hard Rock Music is a fascinating one. The Rock music Scene is like a big tree with many different types & styles & branches coming off this exciting style of hard rock music. Heavy metal & Punk Rock have got a lot in common with the violent and aggressive style of music . & Motörhead used to wear German Iron Crosses & various other types of Nazi memorabilia & the Punks were covered in swastikas in the early days . Ian Stuart, Like so many young men dreamed of a career in Rock ‘n’ Roll but when in 1977 he formed Skrewdriver, A Punk Group Based in North West England, No one could have predicted the rollercoaster ride that he was about to endure. With two singles and an album recorded Skrewdriver were heading for the dizzy heights of rock stardom, But when their concerts became battlegrounds & gained the band a reputation that saw them Banned from London venues, Disowned by their record label and slaughtered in the mainstream music press most people would have put it down to experience & shuffled off into a Dystopian day job. it is testament to the resilience of Ian Stuart that against staggering odds he refused to be defeated. This is well documented in the fascinating book called = “The Ian Stuart - Skrewdriver Biography” ‘Nazi Rock Star’ Records this Historical journey that started as a highly rated punk vocalist mixing with the likes of The Sex Pistols, Bob Geldof, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Motörhead, Sham69, Iggy Pop, Sting from the Police, & Suggs From Chart Toppers Madness. Right the way thru to National Front Demonstrators, British Movement Marches, Ku Klux Klan Leaders in the US & Top Skinhead recruits for the Blood & Honour Organisation That he founded Back in 1987. The Record Shops refused to sell his albums, Yet they sold thousands, His Concerts were starved of any publicity, Yet even his enemies would admit that he could easily fill venues as big as the Royal Albert Hall. This remarkable in-depth story traces his early beginnings in Blackpool through to his Death as a National Socialist & Skinhead Legend back in 1993. Yeah, we’ve all heard stories about rebellious rock stars, But this is a Truly unique account of a Rebel with a Cause, & one who lived through the pain, pressure and pride that was his life. Even if you Revile this Rock Movement, it’s ideas, & it’s music, This is an important piece of social & Youth culture history.
I've heard a lot of people in chat rooms saying that you shouldn't wear a battle vest in public or you'll get laughed at but I wear mine every day and I get nothing but complements
@@daredonny22 I made a punkish metal vest out of a suit jacket, I had to pay a tailor 79 bucks to have it shortened and the arm holes done professional but it's good in warm weather I heat up in summer, I have the shoulders studded and some patches on it and a chain on it
@@jamiereid9910 Cool, honestly my vest isn't that thick so it is wearable during the summer as well. I don't have much space on the shoulders tho, so I don't feel like putting a chain there, but we will see with time.
I get more complements than not but I've been laughed at for my vest before, pretty annoying to be honest, had someone call my mate a satan worshipper once for wearing his. He responded with "don't piss me off or I'll sacrifice you" it was great.
The 'battle vest' was started with bikers and then became a heavy metal thing. Just showing the metal bands you love w patches. The metal community is the best. Everyone is nice and just wants to rock out and have fun.
Vedho ~ Yeah, The History of Hard Rock Music is a fascinating one. The Hard Rock Scene is Just like a Big Tree with many different Styles & Branches coming off the original tree. Hard Rock & Punk Rock have also got a lot in common, with their aggressive & violent style of rock music . Lemmy From Motörhead used to wear the German iron cross & various types of Nazi memorabilia, Hats, etc, Like he said = “The Bad Guys throughout history always had the best uniforms when you think about it” This became very popular with Hells Angels & the biker audience. & it became a little bit ‘Nazi Chic’ & bikers are often seen riding around with German helmets with SS on the side. This was to influence a large amount of people. Ian Stuart, Like so many young men dreamed of a career in Rock ‘n’ Roll but when in 1977 he formed Skrewdriver, A Punk Group Based in North West England, No one could have predicted the rollercoaster ride that he was about to endure. So with two singles and an album recorded Skrewdriver were heading for the dizzy heights of rock stardom. But when their concerts became battlegrounds & gained the band a reputation that saw them Banned from London venues, Disowned by their record label and slaughtered in the mainstream music press most people would have put it down to experience & shuffled off into a Dystopian day job. it is testament to the resilience of Ian Stuart that against staggering odds he refused to be defeated. This is well documented in the fascinating book called = “The Ian Stuart - Skrewdriver Biography” ‘Nazi Rock Star’ Records this Historical journey that started as a highly rated punk vocalist mixing with the likes of The Sex Pistols, Bob Geldof, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Motörhead, Iggy Pop, Sham69, Sting from the police, & Suggs From Madness. Right the way thru to National Front Demonstrators, British Movement Marches, Ku Klux Klan Leaders in the U.S, & Top Skinhead Recruits for the Blood & Honour Organisation that he founded back in 1987. The Record Shops refused to sell his albums, Yet they sold thousands, His Concerts were starved of any publicity, Yet even his enemies would admit that he could easily fill venues as big as the Royal Albert Hall. This Remarkable in-depth story traces his early beginnings in Blackpool through to his Death as a National Socialist & Skinhead Legend in 1993. Yeah, & we’ve all heard stories about rebellious rock stars, But this is a Truly unique account of a Rebel with a Cause. & One Who lived thru the Pain, Pressure & Pride that was his Life. The Story has also been captured in the amazing documentary series called = “SKREWDRIVER” Rock ‘n’ Racism This Documentary Presents the extraordinary life of Ian Stuart Donaldson & his Band Skrewdriver. From the early Non political punk days of the Late 1970’s until the Tragic accident of that September evening back in 1993. Viewers get to witness the evolution of Skrewdriver from the punky antisocial tunes to white nationalist rock & patriotic ballads. illustrated with rare images of Ian & his band, Plus live footage of Skrewdriver concerts, Interviews with Ian & former band member Stigger and music Videos. Removed from UA-cam but you can still find it on the internet, Bitchute & various other Freedom Loving Channels. So even if you Revile this Rock Movement, it’s ideas, & it’s music, This is still a very interesting & important piece of Social & Youth Culture Rock History. Motörhead & Lemmy R.i.P . . . . One of the Best Hard Rock Bands to come out of Great Britain. Ian Stuart was often seen walking around with his Motörhead ~ England T - Shirt on back in those days. I’ll always remember Lemmy with his Mic pulled up high and singing up into it like a Legend with them moles on the side of his face. Such a Shame that the Good Die Young. The one thing that they have all got going for them is that Music is never gonna Die really. it’s gonna live on in our hearts and minds & for everyone new that finds it, the Fun & excitement with live on Forever. 🤘🏻
Vedho ~ Yeah, Fair Play Mate. if you check it out then i hope that you find it as interesting as myself. Most people know nothing what so ever about the whole scene because it was hidden by the mainstream media press. it was a self financed, Self motivated underground gig scene that attracted over 500 people to each gig, Simply by word of mouth. i Know that i go on a Little bit but every word spoken was an undeniable Truth. ENJOY 🤘🏻
tikes she is not right with her vest history. SO in ww2 american pilots in ww2 used there planes or pouplar pop culture icons on there jacket shortly after those vets who finshed up in ww2 those who kept there jackets realized there was some restrictions with the jacket and some cut of the sleeves shortly after as well. THEN the mods and rockers and started doing this and thought it was cool and after the 60s were over the 70s were born with the up roar of punk around the punks made there jackets personal and used there fav bands but you may be asking whom brang it into metal the bald dude from judis preist i dont care about brought it into metal with spikes and just leather but then lemmy came along with the denim and embroidery and made the vest a bit more stylish. :)
Back in my day, they were just patches on a jean jacket. I remember my brother and his friends having the big patch on back of their jean jackets of a band. They use to wear Mack jackets underneath them. So this is not really a new Fad, just a new name.
She needs an Iron Maiden patch on her vest
i guess she likes iron maiden
She might likes iron maiden
why do say that?
@@gregoireherisson6694 i dont know man...i think its the Anthrax patch that says it all really
i thought she likes mc bushpig 😭
Yeah! Same. Watching from London UK.
Clearly she absolutely hates iron maiden
Yes! She only has 14 patches from this band!
U need at least like 16 iron maidem patches to can say u love them
@@wobberwobbel9166 What about Slayer? 😯
@@alexjonesbones4753 You're not a real Slayer fan unless you have an entirely separate battle vest covered in ONLY Slayer patches.
I only like to have 1 patch per band for me.
she's right about everything but where the battle jacket came from.
the battle jacket actually originated from american fighter pilots of the ww2 era. the pilots would decorate their flight jackets with drawings from pop culture and which squad they belonged to snd what not. this tradition followed with outlaw biker groups and after that it was punk rockers.
....but lemmy invented the denim jacket....
Heavy Metal Entertainment, and also Lemmy was the first the actually make a heavy metal denim jacket. So basically right practically wrong.
Sort of, but he did create the modern battle jacket.
THANK YOU THAT REALLY BUGGED ME
Scott beater-man ~ Yeah,
The History of Rock & Hard Rock Music is a fascinating one.
The Rock music Scene is like a big tree with many different types & styles & branches coming off this exciting style of hard rock music.
Heavy metal & Punk Rock have got a lot in common with the violent and aggressive style of music .
& Motörhead used to wear German Iron Crosses & various other types of Nazi memorabilia & the Punks were covered in swastikas in the early days .
Ian Stuart, Like so many young men dreamed of a career in Rock ‘n’ Roll but when in 1977 he formed Skrewdriver,
A Punk Group Based in North West England,
No one could have predicted the rollercoaster ride that he was about to endure.
With two singles and an album recorded Skrewdriver were heading for the dizzy heights of rock stardom,
But when their concerts became battlegrounds & gained the band a reputation that saw them Banned from London venues,
Disowned by their record label and slaughtered in the mainstream music press most people would have put it down to experience & shuffled off into a Dystopian day job.
it is testament to the resilience of Ian Stuart that against staggering odds he refused to be defeated.
This is well documented in the fascinating book called =
“The Ian Stuart - Skrewdriver Biography”
‘Nazi Rock Star’ Records this Historical journey that started as a highly rated punk vocalist mixing with the likes of
The Sex Pistols,
Bob Geldof,
Siouxsie & The Banshees,
Motörhead,
Sham69,
Iggy Pop,
Sting from the Police,
& Suggs From Chart Toppers Madness.
Right the way thru to National Front Demonstrators,
British Movement Marches,
Ku Klux Klan Leaders in the US & Top Skinhead recruits for the Blood & Honour Organisation That he founded Back in 1987.
The Record Shops refused to sell his albums,
Yet they sold thousands,
His Concerts were starved of any publicity,
Yet even his enemies would admit that he could easily fill venues as big as the Royal Albert Hall.
This remarkable in-depth story traces his early beginnings in Blackpool through to his Death as a National Socialist & Skinhead Legend back in 1993.
Yeah, we’ve all heard stories about rebellious rock stars,
But this is a Truly unique account of a Rebel with a Cause,
& one who lived through the pain, pressure and pride that was his life.
Even if you Revile this Rock Movement, it’s ideas, & it’s music,
This is an important piece of social & Youth culture history.
I've heard a lot of people in chat rooms saying that you shouldn't wear a battle vest in public or you'll get laughed at but I wear mine every day and I get nothing but complements
People make fun of me when wearing mine when it's lkke 33°C but i am still wearing a denim. But it isn't that hot in it and feels great
@@daredonny22 I made a punkish metal vest out of a suit jacket, I had to pay a tailor 79 bucks to have it shortened and the arm holes done professional but it's good in warm weather I heat up in summer, I have the shoulders studded and some patches on it and a chain on it
@@jamiereid9910 Cool, honestly my vest isn't that thick so it is wearable during the summer as well. I don't have much space on the shoulders tho, so I don't feel like putting a chain there, but we will see with time.
@@daredonny22 my denim one was made from a sherpa jacket that I cut the lining out of that's probably why it's too hot
I get more complements than not but I've been laughed at for my vest before, pretty annoying to be honest, had someone call my mate a satan worshipper once for wearing his. He responded with "don't piss me off or I'll sacrifice you" it was great.
Hey guys I think she likes Iron Maiden
Putrid Abomination ~ Yeah,
She definitely likes ironing her maiden battle jacket.
She’s a True Iron Maiden for sure 🤘🏻
as a metalhead, the happiest thing is to have a girlfriend like her.
I have feeling that she likes Iron Maiden
The 'battle vest' was started with bikers and then became a heavy metal thing. Just showing the metal bands you love w patches. The metal community is the best. Everyone is nice and just wants to rock out and have fun.
I wish I could find a dio “holy diver” back patch, that’s pretty much one of my favorite albums ever
Buy T shirt and cut print and sew it
@@naturepark1 my parents would fucking beat me to death, I think I might just buy a custom patch or something
Vedho ~ Yeah,
The History of Hard Rock Music is a fascinating one.
The Hard Rock Scene is Just like a Big Tree with many different Styles & Branches coming off the original tree.
Hard Rock & Punk Rock have also got a lot in common, with their aggressive & violent style of rock music .
Lemmy From Motörhead used to wear the German iron cross & various types of Nazi memorabilia,
Hats, etc, Like he said =
“The Bad Guys throughout history always had the best uniforms when you think about it”
This became very popular with Hells Angels & the biker audience.
& it became a little bit ‘Nazi Chic’ & bikers are often seen riding around with German helmets with SS on the side.
This was to influence a large amount of people.
Ian Stuart, Like so many young men dreamed of a career in Rock ‘n’ Roll but when in 1977 he formed Skrewdriver,
A Punk Group Based in North West England,
No one could have predicted the rollercoaster ride that he was about to endure.
So with two singles and an album recorded Skrewdriver were heading for the dizzy heights of rock stardom.
But when their concerts became battlegrounds & gained the band a reputation that saw them Banned from London venues,
Disowned by their record label and slaughtered in the mainstream music press most people would have put it down to experience & shuffled off into a Dystopian day job.
it is testament to the resilience of Ian Stuart that against staggering odds he refused to be defeated.
This is well documented in the fascinating book called =
“The Ian Stuart - Skrewdriver Biography”
‘Nazi Rock Star’ Records this Historical journey that started as a highly rated punk vocalist mixing with the likes of
The Sex Pistols,
Bob Geldof,
Siouxsie & The Banshees,
Motörhead,
Iggy Pop,
Sham69,
Sting from the police,
& Suggs From Madness.
Right the way thru to National Front Demonstrators,
British Movement Marches,
Ku Klux Klan Leaders in the U.S,
& Top Skinhead Recruits for the Blood & Honour Organisation that he founded back in 1987.
The Record Shops refused to sell his albums,
Yet they sold thousands,
His Concerts were starved of any publicity,
Yet even his enemies would admit that he could easily fill venues as big as the Royal Albert Hall.
This Remarkable in-depth story traces his early beginnings in Blackpool through to his Death as a National Socialist & Skinhead Legend in 1993.
Yeah, & we’ve all heard stories about rebellious rock stars,
But this is a Truly unique account of a Rebel with a Cause.
& One Who lived thru the Pain, Pressure & Pride that was his Life.
The Story has also been captured in the amazing documentary series called =
“SKREWDRIVER”
Rock ‘n’ Racism
This Documentary Presents the extraordinary life of Ian Stuart Donaldson & his Band Skrewdriver.
From the early Non political punk days of the Late 1970’s until the Tragic accident of that September evening back in 1993.
Viewers get to witness the evolution of Skrewdriver from the punky antisocial tunes to white nationalist rock & patriotic ballads.
illustrated with rare images of Ian & his band,
Plus live footage of Skrewdriver concerts,
Interviews with Ian & former band member Stigger and music Videos.
Removed from UA-cam but you can still find it on the internet,
Bitchute & various other Freedom Loving Channels.
So even if you Revile this Rock Movement,
it’s ideas, & it’s music,
This is still a very interesting & important piece of Social & Youth Culture Rock History.
Motörhead & Lemmy R.i.P . . . . One of the Best Hard Rock Bands to come out of Great Britain.
Ian Stuart was often seen walking around with his Motörhead ~ England T - Shirt on back in those days.
I’ll always remember Lemmy with his Mic pulled up high and singing up into it like a Legend with them moles on the side of his face.
Such a Shame that the Good Die Young.
The one thing that they have all got going for them is that Music is never gonna Die really.
it’s gonna live on in our hearts and minds & for everyone new that finds it, the Fun & excitement with live on Forever. 🤘🏻
@@jamesguy1030 that’s a whole lot of words, but damn I read the whole thing dude.
Vedho ~ Yeah,
Fair Play Mate.
if you check it out then i hope that you find it as interesting as myself.
Most people know nothing what so ever about the whole scene because it was hidden by the mainstream media press.
it was a self financed,
Self motivated underground gig scene that attracted over 500 people to each gig,
Simply by word of mouth.
i Know that i go on a Little bit but every word spoken was an undeniable Truth.
ENJOY 🤘🏻
I painted a metal micky mouse on my back of my battle vest.
So many *METALLICA* patches
nice pfp
Nice, battle jacket's, very headbanger's is video back patch's Band Amon Amarth.
Comments lol.
“She might like Iron Maiden”
that parkway drive cut tho 🔥
Different Patches My Ass it's Just alll IRON MAIDEN!!? hahaha 🤣
She has Metallica anthrax AC/DC and a few others
i had one in 1988- 1991. wish i still had it. But i only had one big patch on the back GNR
and a few small ones. that Girl is Cute & likes Metal. : )
Its fking battle jacket not a vest
tikes she is not right with her vest history.
SO in ww2 american pilots in ww2 used there planes or pouplar pop culture icons on there jacket shortly after those vets who finshed up in ww2 those who kept there jackets realized there was some restrictions with the jacket and some cut of the sleeves shortly after as well. THEN the mods and rockers and started doing this and thought it was cool and after the 60s were over the 70s were born with the up roar of punk around the punks made there jackets personal and used there fav bands but you may be asking whom brang it into metal the bald dude from judis preist i dont care about brought it into metal with spikes and just leather but then lemmy came along with the denim and embroidery and made the vest a bit more stylish.
:)
She means like band patches
@@Vaedh well I mean this
@@buzzchoprecords6048 You were talking about if she got her history correct
@@Vaedh you speak jibberish plz spek englash
@@buzzchoprecords6048you misspelled everything there except “you”
I have like 5 of the same patches
Hardcore Maniac ~ Yeah,
These patches are collectors items & have some of the best hard Rock artistic imagery in history.
Guys I may be out on a limb here but I think she may like Iron Maiden
i wonder whats her favorite band...
out of all the people to ask you ask the one with just iron maiden
Is iron maiden your favourite band or smth, bc i would not know 😂😂
It means you’ve earned your stripes
Its for posers that wanna be a walking Eat At Joes signage
That's cool that you eat cock at Joes, dude!
Back in my day, they were just patches on a jean jacket. I remember my brother and his friends having the big patch on back of their jean jackets of a band. They use to wear Mack jackets underneath them. So this is not really a new Fad, just a new name.
Anyone know the Dschingis Khan cover band?
Lol random parkway drive clip. Great band!
Was Lemmy the first Metal person to wear one?
So what battles have you been in?
Kocham katany z naszywkami i telewizorami.
Pretty unclear what's her favorite band.
Think it might be Judas Priest but I'm not quite sure.
It's clearly bon Jovi
what the song in 2:10 pls anyone who know the song pls tell me i beg you
It's a cover of Dschingis Khan from (I think) the same named German band.
poser
It’s OK not everyone has a good taste in music
Nothing screams poser more than having 20 IM patches ahah
Meh, at least it's not some naff core shit.
Invented by LEMMY? Really?
"I like Iron Maiden"
*shows Parkway Drive*