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Revelation Records 25th Anniversary 2012 Documentary (Hardcore Collective)

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a documentary on the 25th Revelation Records Anniversary Fest in Pomona, California in June 2012.
Shot by Youngquist™ / youngouist
former publication: Hardcore Collective / @hardcore.collective
Featuring Quicksand, Trial, Triple B Records, Cali locals +more
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6 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 26

@keithnettleton1998 10 месяцев назад

In the beginning of this documentary..they talk about brasscity records...it was in Waterbury CT...and walter was great.... He was part of why the record shop was great... He loved it all..

@youngouist 9 месяцев назад

what an era

@lesterhalfjr 10 лет назад

for me, it was a thing that happened for a while after the original punk type hardcore like Misfits and Circle Jerks, then gradually I got more interested in metal. On the other hand, the unique power of YOT and Warzone can't be denied.

@sirsnowpharaoh 11 лет назад

I grew up with Revelation music. From the time I was 15 I was listening to hardcore. I was fortunate enough to see shows at The Anthrax in CT with Y.O.Y., Judge, Crippled Youth (BOLD), Chain of Strength. I saw shows at The Living Room in RI, T.T. and the Bears in Boston... The list goes on. I was IN IT! Right down to race wars at Harvard Square in Cambridge, MA with the Guardian Angels. S.H.A.R.P. for life (and paintball)!!!!!!

@ddaavvee68 4 года назад

Jonathan Stahl did you ever go to the El n Gee in New London?

@gt1900b 8 лет назад

in response to "can anyone please tell me whats the song that starts on 14:51?" That would be Quicksand playing of course, the song is "Dine Alone" from the Slip album.

@Matin43 10 лет назад

Great video, good to see you on here, Timm.

@YTnew2012 10 лет назад

Wow, I haven't thought about the Chung King record in years. I got one from Revelation in Summer 1990 'cause I defended them in the letter section of MRR fanzine. It was #95 and I sold it for $100 about 6-12 months later. It was then used by the friend that purchased it to make the bootleg "Revelation Can Suck It" 10 inch. Those were the days...1990-92. Miss 'em.

@youngouist 9 месяцев назад

true! hashtag super throwback