The New York Hardcore Chronicles 10 Questions w/ Billy Milano (S.O.D. / M.O.D.) 

The history balance everything at the end

+Brian Nau Ah, shut up, sizzle chest!

LOOK JERKY, I DON'T NEED TO TALK TO YOU!😄

Frank Rizzo auto mechanic!

R I Z Z O!

The fuck you talkin' bout? Pieces? POUNDS, baby! POUNDS!

Billoshima Nagasaki 😂

I had a similar experience at The Marquee Club (in London), minus the arcade machines, though. Insanely honest, friendly and down to earth. They say never meet your heroes, Billy is the exception.

​@@Simonize41WOW! I'm from New York. And there was a bar called The Lost Horizon that hosted a lot of the hardcore bands I'd go to see. Bands like DRI , Suicidal Tendencies , Cro-Mags , and Danzig to name a few. Billy Milano would attend a lot of these shows as just a fan. This was around the time he had his own band called MOD. The Lost Horizon was a place where if someone attends a show you're going to see them. My friends and I would go out of our way to avoid Billy because he was such a prick. He would just mess with people for no reason and he was a solid guy. But my friends and I were 14 at the time so it was kinda impossible for us to do anything back.

4:12 too

Smile spread your checks and get the butter….screw your oofus

I drove from L.A. to Berkeley just to catch The Accüsed at 924 Gilman St. on the Grinning Like an Undertaker tour. Josh Sinder on drums... way, WAY beyond epic fucking show.

Life is like that sometimes

Seriously. In a lot of the these interviews they ask the "top 3 drummers" question, and NO ONE says Louie. Bogus

agree and good comment

Yes one did. Gary Meskil named Louie as one of his top 3-4 Drummers. And he‘s f.... right!!!

That IS being nice in Billy's world lol

Haha. Thats hilarious.

Fiyyaa

Savage

+EvilEvilMoney cool name ,, andy milonakis will look like billy in 20 years

That’s awesome😁👍

I saw them in a tiny club in 2000 and same thing. Billy and Dan hung out with everybody like friends yet Scott and Charlie were hiding in the bus too good to mingle..... Billy sat at the bar and heckled the openers. it was legendary.

Truth. How few realize

what band bro ? thanks > tom !

@@tomquirin4231 jacknife. Crisis was on the tour as well. It might’ve been ‘04. That was our first national tour, and Billy most def took care of us. Great memories.

@@yupperdude1 thats cool, any info you can give me that would be great , i only have email here , tell me more about em , i am oldschool 80's type here , would like to talk more + with any drummer's you know , i am a oldschool punk/h/c/ drummer as well , thanks > tom !

@@tomquirin4231 nice! I myself was not much into hardcore, however we played with a lot of them. We also did a regional Texas tour with Agnostic Front back in the day. I remember Stigma the most, dude was awesome.

@@yupperdude1 really cool, i am best friends with tommy rat derosa n lucky lehrer the drummer , email me , we'll talk more , thanks > tom !

If Alyssa was my sister I’d still rub one out in her honor

+Charles Griffith the whole series of these videos starts with that. has nothing to do with personalizing the music of who's being interviewed

+wyldweasil Yep - I get that... and its a great AF song ;) However, it would be nice to slip in some music from the interviewee... nonetheless, thanks for this awesome content...

Your Mistake from the Cause For Alarm album.

@@gavin6666 Your Mistake is correct but this version is actually from the Victim in Pain album

@@hankgege2199 I'm getting burnt the fuck out listening to that song after watching a bunch of these interviews. It's not as if I haven't already listened to countless times on my own, I wish they would mix it up a lot more in these interviews.