Hip-Hop Head Reaction to THE ANGRY SAMOANS - "HOT CARS" and "LIGHTS OUT" Early Los Angeles Punk Rock

HipHop beatmaker Tac Robinson gets his first earfull of early punk pioneers The Angry Samoans comin' out of Van Nuys CA in LA's San Fernando Valley in the late 70s.
Two short songs, "Hot Cars" and "Lights Out" by this iconic band along with Tac's commentary, opinion, nonsense, and critique... all in under 4 minutes!
(We claim no rights to the music or video used in this production and use it for commentary, satire, and educational purposes under "fair use" section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976)

[@mattjohn4731]

Haha nice bloody graphic! One of these guys Gregg Turner has a rock band here in New Mexico. I'm friends with his lead guitarist. They are on tour in CA. To me it's impressive that a rock critic could make such raw primitive punk rock

[@TheFreakinReaction]

I've found that most punk rockers "are critics" and are rarely shy about giving their opinions. I'm simply impressed (and happy) that he found a way to get paid for his opinions! Also, We're glad you enjoyed the graphics! A fork in the eye, a random beheading, or an unexpected crushing or dismemberment always makes any video just a little bit better, so I always tend to include them in my edits. It's almost like a Tom and Jerry cartoon... a frying pan to the face just makes me laugh :) -Dr. Smith

[@chadclaude9044]

Love this channel, I grew up on this shit