Exactly. Let em have their fun. Their time now, their ways. It's all akward AF these days to us.... I assume you are also older as I am? It's wierd.... we beat the shit out of each other back in the days way harder but in reality we had each others backs on the outside way harder too.
@@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence no I’m pretty young, but most shows I go to here in SoCal people move with a rhythm and tend to crowd kill on beat lmao everything looks so hard and gnarly, it’s what made me get into hardcore besides the music. This crowd, was well, different from I’m used to, but at the end of the day who cares because they had a blast!!
I fuckin hate when people do what those guys around 11:20 did they see you trine record and just crowd right in front of you. Thats the type of people that get knocked the fuck out at a hardcore show
yeah his record label dim mak started out early to mid 90's as a hardcore label. He used to have hardcore bands pull up and play in his living room, always had a bunch of people come out to see the shows
check out stoves early band which he was the vocalist in called "This Machine Kills" was also guitar in another short lived band called Esperanza. Also did vocals and guitar in a grind core influenced band called "The Fire Next Time" check em all out
@@flipmychips123 my brother in Christ I was in the FRONT row during Xibalba at “real bay shit” in San Jose. Texas is also ABOUT it lol even tho it ain’t as big
