Every generation has finally decided
that all that happened the previous generation is a fool
that the world is a bad place
and they can change it.
They rebelled and in their rebellion
they find new ways to make their parents mad.
Rebecca Sobel latest report about a little rebellion,
it was called the dancing Slam.
Children's music is like being called Hardcore.
The lyrics, when you can hear it
shouting about freedom, be yourself.
And if you are looking for a melody, forget it.
The music is loud, fast, period.
From New York
"Agnostic Front."
Â¬ People say I am crazy victim Â¬ community
Â¬ Only the same rules of society have made me cruel Â¬
Â¬ Only a fool otherwise no way I act Â¬
Â¬ way I dress makes me stronger or make my best Â¬
Â¬ Soon they will find a reason why Â¬
Â¬ I am open-minded and not blind
Â¬ But why should I be mad? Â¬
Â¬ Why am I to blame? Â¬
Â¬ Open your eyes do not tell me lies I will be one Â¬
Â¬ To live and increase, I'll be sure and definitely found Â¬
Â¬ Community rules it will not change the mind sayaÂ¬
Â¬ But why should I be mad? Â¬
Â¬ Why am I to blame? Â¬
Â¬ InsaneÂ¬
Â¬ Why am I the one to blame? Â¬Â¬
This is our binder used to wearing.
When you go to the dancefloor with this
manianic real stud braces
and just damn circle jerk style, huh?
It's cool, when I wear this,
want to pit now.
I have some people I want backslab
as they do today.
We used to make our own shirts, you know, like ...
we usually appear
to places just to screen
and when we go we will sell shirts screen.
We only have a screen and ink
and just squeeze them
and sell fresh, huh?
Really crazy.
It's cool, man, you know?
And I saw this and just remember
how, how cool that scene.
How creative, how together, how original it was.
It's time New York was magical.
I do not know what this is. Oh, shoot the target.
It goes hand in hand with hardcore.
This is it.
You know, sometimes when I see all this,
It brings back so many memories,
and kind of wish I did
more search through all of this.
It's like, I really do not know what's in there, all this baggage.
A bit sad to know that
all, all that is here ...
I put a lot of passion and time to collect,
and, I do not know why, sometimes I just blocked it.
Just ... It's like everything else I do
in my life as a child.
I block everything and I do not know why.
But the good thing about it is when I open it
and see, I am keen to return.
Caution.
Ah.
Wow! They put the fence on this roof.
I have not been here in a while.
First look ... could see up to Chinatown
and now there are trees damn road.
They all live here now.
Patrick Stewart stayed here.
Moby ... stay there.
David Bowie live there.
But I lived here my whole life.
They want to stay near me, I guess.
Hah. Hey, this is not a bad place to live. A good person, huh?
Ah.
Snapper pigeon my grandfather is here.
When I was little, I used to come down here,
go d .. go beware of pigeon.
You know, he used to let them out.
They had to race pigeons, homers, grizzles.
I, personally, I love the beautiful tail,
You know, like satin and cap.
You know, the bird's tail fancy, they are not a good flyer,
but they are like that show birds.
But, it is dying now.
You are not even allowed to have a pigeon coop on the roof.
Thank you for Giuliani.
It was very difficult to destroy my fucking city!
He's a crook boondoggle.
I do not know yet.
Ah! I sometimes get bored.
Keep an eye on yourself.
My name is Vincent capuccio.
I was born on 3 December 1955.
City of New York.
I am 60 years old.
If I do not play music,
I thought I would run out of breath.
for 20 years or whatever it was.
I collect my check and I will die
twenty years ago, such as ...
Like, ten years ago I would have retired.
I go out and I'm alive.
First of all, I love to play guitar.
I play guitar my whole life.
Like, really, technically.
And I just enjoy doing it.
I like to go along with a group of men
go to the studio,
you know, order some pizza,
a couple of six-packs,
You know what I mean?
I enjoyed myself. I enjoy life.
I'm having fun, man.
I always have fun.
And I-I-I live like, all over the world.
Like, do not misunderstand.
I believe in Santa Claus.
You know ... you know, you have to believe.
You have to have it, you should not lose it ...
the kid in you. You know what I mean?
Because when you lose the child in you
I think you're tired.
But I got more music in me.
I got more life in me.
When that day comes, it will come.
God willing, it will come.
But until that day comes,
to hell with you, man, I'm gone.
Oh, yes, it was nice.
So let's tape off the dash.
You know "Agnostic Front" is ...
This, uh, this is my life.
It is true. It's, uh ...
I do not know, let me see, let me try and find out
how to describe it.
Um, it's been a huge part of my life
since I was a kid, you know?
It fascinates me that people want to talk about something
I have done or ... or written or created.
And sometimes feels nice that people care, you know?
And that's the type of person i ty.
That's why I was so much into the band because I care.
And sometimes I think I care too much.
Like, there are things that might
will not interfere with the normal
and it bothers me.
You know, it's because, uh ...
Maybe because I was too much into it.
and I put myself into it
it would bother me if anyone thinks
something different.
To anyone who just watched
from outside to inside
may question what his band,
and many people, the first thing they get
This is a sort of anti-religious kind of a thing.
You know? But that's not true.
"Agnostic" means in any doubt of absolute truth
until you see it with your own eyes.
And so it was that really mattered to me.
It was really meant to question authority,
questioned people, just question everything.
Like, there was a lot of doubt out there
and I will not take anything for granted
what they say I have to believe.
I want to see it with my own eyes.
I am very frustrated with the way
things happening in the world today
like when I was a kid.
I took it myself only because I ...
I am a curious person and I want to know
and I do not want someone to tell me what I should believe.
So, my own search for truth,
I bring frustration and aggravation and ...
But it burns ...
fire me and bring me lyrics
bring ... Make my magic happen.
It was somewhat checked me back to the point, you know?
What I was more ... more grateful for whatever
that "Agnostic Front" has brought me in my life
I've lived what awaited others
and worked very hard for 65 years until they reach it,
to live their lives,
and sometimes can be 20, 30,
sometimes only two or three.
Sometimes people really worked very hard until they are 65 years
and that's all they know
and they stop and they just die, right?
I have lived extraordinary lives.
Pleasant life, do what you actually want to do.
I have lived my dream.
Breeze by afternoon, can you believe it?
The cloudy sky.
There is some relief coming tonight
in the form of cooler air
it will take some goobers
menggoyahkanmu not expect thunder from the bed.
But, hey, at 65 degrees,
it was perfect to get a little shut eye ...
Vinnie live a very simple life.
And, you know, Vinnie. That's what Vinnie.
If it ... Something rubs the wrong way, he lost it.
But she lived with a very smooth, peaceful life.
He actually.
So the summer in the city.
If you have plans of outdoor fun
Sunday will arrive your best bet.
The Mid, meteorologists morning.
I'll keep looking at the sky
and you take your hand is not connected.
Yes you know, Vinnie was born and raised
exactly where he is today, you know?
He was born down in his mother's apartment.
Exactly where Vinnie was, right on the same floor
there is no, there are five apartments.
Aunt there, huh?
His cousin, you know, was there.
And upstairs another aunt.
There is a whole family
lived in this building.
I mean, the door
open all the time.
Nothing is ever locked.
And they will come and go as they please.
Like, if it's no giant duplex
and, uh, develop people, or whatever, it's family.
All my life, all 60 years old,
I live in this building.
The whole family lives here. From where I come from.
It's, you know, where I'll be.
We used to play skelsy right here.
You know, skelsy? They write things with chalk
and you get to sleep.
We usually fill asleep to, uh, wax, you know?
Wax melts, because we used to make hand and foot candles
for St. Rocco, he was a saint to me.
And, uh, he's like the Saint of Illness, you know?
Like, Saint Lucy is the Saint of the Eyes.
I have always loved the Saint Lucy Because she was a small woman
as in a black veil,
and she had a dish with two eyeballs.
Scared out of me to this day.
Look here?
I usually go out of my buildin
right across the street, it is "Murder, Incorporated."
And that's where all the gangsters used to hang out.
It mafia mafia, you know?
When they had to kill the mafia men, they call people that.
Because they are the most evil bad.
Mergo! Pssh ...
How are you?
-Hi, Carmine. How are you'? -Well.
- I'll be here tomorrow night. -Well.
Yes alright.
He's got a good heart. Vinnie had a good heart.
You know, he's just like the original.
And that's why we get along very good.
We do not ... we do not, never much between us.
Although we are very different, we are,
but when we come together as "Agnostic Front"
we, we, we are a team, you know?
Wow! Look, look, a crow.
That raven on top of the car.
Whoa!
-Stigma always like crows. -Yes.
Always, always like a crow for some strange reason.
Strangler.
S why. She loves pencekiknya.
Always, "Crow! Crow! Crow!"
I mean, what, it crows.
I know, you show me a hawk, or owl,
You know, what the fuck, crows?
He knows me better than others
who ever knew me.
And he ... know my family, you know what I mean?
Like, my sister, she was talking to my sister,
spoke to the brothers and sisters, talk to my mother,
like him, you know, he's one of us, you know?
One, two, three, all right.
I'm in the same band for 35 years now.
You know, with Roger.
You know, I used to be big brother,
but now he's like my brother, you know?
No nothing can come between us.
No money, no religion, no, no ego.
K-you know ... nnn-nohin '.
Save ... Stay in tune with the dots.
We will be good then, because we will do
three new songs again, then we stop.
Jay.
Should we do an intro to the uh, Old New York?
You can do whatever you want.
So let me hear Dead To Me.
I mean, let me hear the intro Die For Me.
You do not want to, uh, The American Dream Dead?
-Eh, it's probably not worth it ... -Well We had quite a lot of new songs ...
No, no, do not ... If they know the new songs,
they will hear the intro.
Well, to be honest with you â ???? â ????,
have become addicted, you know?
It's been, uh ...
It's been so ... so much of my life ...
I'm very excited about it, I love it.
I mean, really.
Just as silent as My Life My Way,
I have to see which is the first line.
That's it, the first row.
Already there are times where ...
where I've been frustrated.
Sometimes you sit back and think like,
"Why am I doing this, like, you know?"
"I have a family, the people I love,
bla-bla-bla, you know? "
I got my job, I can be everything.
But, you know, Vinnie always has encouraged me in a way.
He's like, "Oh, I want ... Can I do it until the age of 50 years?"
And now, he's got this thing, "All right, until I was 60 years old."
"Let's go 62," you know?
And I almost feel guilty if I stop,
I was takin 'a' far from it.
He was very fond of hardcore.
I mean, it was his life, that's right.
He loved it. He liked the show.
He likes there. He loves being part of it.
The thing about Vinnie
no other 60-year-old man
I know that behave or act or do something like him.
You know, she lived through.
I think people knew that it was a crank call.
He should know.
I mean, it's ridiculous.
Look at the size of this damn phone.
Man, it's nice to coke. Cut...
Halo?
-Halo? -Halo?
I want to ... Listen. I want to get a tattoo.
Who is this?
Anyway, who is this,
I want to get a tattoo.
It's a tattoo studio, right?
I want to get a tattoo on the back of your damn fucking me.
But I have a pimple on my back.
You have to squeeze pimples
before we tattoo that damn thing.
I want a picture Rocky behind.
You will do it or what?
-Who is this? - Never mind who this is.
I told you the first fucking time, ya bastard.
-Stigma? -Yes, he understood.
He knows. I crank call him all the time.
Yes, it's me, Vinnie. How are you, Mark?
We're talking about you.
I try to take a little
of the two, you know?
I must say, the two men were
in the last 14 years that I have been in this band,
they are, like, my best friend
and they, like, almost like a father figure.
They believe in what they do.
You got a crazy maniac like Stigma
then you've got a super-serious guy like Roger
which handles all business,
who handles all the important things,
You know, the things that make the machine work.
And then you get this nut Stigma ...
who is so ...
Heh!
-Wow! -Comin 'to the event today?
No one else like him in the world.
And even I remember going to see them as a little kid, like ...
I can not wait to see them on stage.
Well, he had something about him
that many people do not have.
And people saw it, you know?
He's a real character, man. He is a character code.
Thank you very much, everyone!
I want to thank you for being here MAD
and put on this event.
thanks.
And the other from parish crew old school. 389 00: 21: 14.959 -> 00: 21: 17.333 We've played at this place a few years.
And you know what? It just gets better.
We also want to thank Recording Corte.
Give to Cortex Records!
Are you ready to sing it with me?
It's called, Pauly, Dog Beer Drinkin '.
Â¬ Nah ... Â¬
Â¬ He was not very handsome to look at Â¬
And she eats like babiÂ¬Â¬
Â¬ And he always drank my beer Â¬
Â¬ HeiÂ¬Â¬
Pauly dog ​​drinking beer Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ HeiÂ¬Â¬
Pauly dog ​​drinking beer Â¬ Â¬
This is all I know. Here's what I did.
I do not know ... I-I do not know any other way.
You know, like, some people are addicts throughout their lives
or some people gamble all their lives, you know?
I just like to go a hardcore band and, you know?
And it does not matter to me that, like ...
You know, my band successfully
which I love ... Thank God, but I've worked hard
but you know, I'm still doing it.
Pauly Â¬ drinking beer 'Â¬
Â¬ DogÂ¬Â¬Â¬
Thank you very much, everyone!
Put your hands in the air!
This Newark! Home of rock and roll.
Hands on! Go!
Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi!
I can not be silent.
Something that bothers me.
I do not know how to relax.
I do not think I've done it since I was little.
I always like that. I worry so much.
And, I wish I ...
I hope I did not do it.
And, and a little small things bother me.
And sometimes I do not show it.
But it's eating me it bothers me,
and I-I internalize everything pretty bad.
I-I-I had a bit of ADD
and, and all that crap
and, uh, unless it really fascinates me,
You got me, I could not do it.
I have to do something else.
And that's my whole life
like, I need-I need to really fascinated by something
and continue to move forward with it.
My life, bein 'in Agnostic Front
it has become an attraction.
I like the fact that I'm moving,
I go places, I meet people.
I, I took them.
You know, like, I can not do Groundhog Day.
I can not do the same thing again and again.
I'm very bored. I was so mad.
That's why everything I do,
I'm really excited about.
Fully dedicated to, you know?
Like, everything I do, I'm in it 100%.
If I do not feel like I was in it 100%, I do not.
Because, I know who the ...
The kind of person I am.
Whether I "Gung-ho" or I'm out.
I did battle depression.
I do not believe, uh
especially in pill or something.
I will do everything I can to-to not go that route.
And I've been in therapy
and, uh, and one thing
it really helped me and was very
with depression and anxiety was my wife.
You know, my wife is really nice in my round
and he was the only one
which could actually help me with it.
Â¬ Johnny Johnny can not read can not write Â¬
Johnny just did not understand Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ Johnny does not care about this world Â¬
Â¬ As long as he can make love to him Â¬
Â¬ And to prove that he is a man Â¬
Â¬ Johnny spent his days eatin 'ludesÂ¬Â¬
He was a teenager vegetable Â¬ Â¬
Johnny Â¬ hate to think he does not know Â¬
Â¬ He did not have swine brainwashed mind Â¬
Ring the bell Â¬ Â¬ he began to drool
Yes you know, myself being immigrants
Vinnie bein 'possible second generation
or third generation,
we almost did not feel like we had our own family
in our own families, if you know what I mean.
We have to go out and look for the family.
And, uh, I mean, I love my family.
I love my mother, my brother, my sister.
But there is an empty ...
There was an empty feeling inside me
that just needs me to explore.
I had to go there. I have to ... to ...
Especially, when I find people that like me
and I feel very close to them, I feel that bond.
I feel it ... togetherness.
I just need to go further and explore it.
Â¬ I count my blessings every day Â¬
Â¬ For friends and family Â¬
I knelt down and prayed Â¬
Â¬ Hopin 'we can find caraÂ¬Â¬
Â¬ I count my blessings every day Â¬
Â¬ For friends and family Â¬
Â¬ Now we come face to face Â¬
Â¬ I pray to God we did not lose kepercayaanÂ¬Â¬
Black and blue took over Radio East Village.
The night was incredible tonight, great guests, great, historic
in the studio with us,
of course, the main stay on the Lower East Side,
my brother, my mentor ... one of my mentors,
one of my brothers, Vinnie Stigma.
-Vinnie, what is it? -Joe, how are you?
- Good to see you, brother. -Yes, we love you, man.
It's always a pleasure to have you here.
Uh, Vinnie, what have you done,
and-and-and helpful,
and-and made for this community,
uh, it's incredible, man.
And-and I really want to hear
all the good things happening about you,
You know? And, uh, I-I am glad to see someone, uh, like you,
You know, get what to do,
get the attention you deserve, you and Roger
and the band, and all the people you affect the whole
hardcore, punk rock,
overall music community.
Not only hardcore and punk rock,
I saw some of the sting with M-Metallica?
Yes, I'm, uh, Guitar World this month with Metallica.
-What? Yeah, I got the centerfold.
Yo, its head, you know.
- Damn, its spread! -Get the fuck out of here!
Oh, you should read the article.
It was great, man. I'm telling you now.
This is very fun. I'm not talking about the guitar.
I'm just talking about life, you know?
That, that, that's very nice, man.
You're having fun out there
little hope, a little instruction.
-Yes ... -You know?
There he is. I mean ...
Yes, because hardcore is freedom.
Do not let them tell you to eat anything,
what to believe,
drink what you have your own mind,
redeem himself, and take it from me,
I am a true New Yorker, you can tell by the accent damn.
I love you. I'm your friend.
I have to tell you these things, all right.
-Thank you. See you later. -I will catch you later. Well.
All right. Ritchie, Bye. Daddy!
-You look good. -Well.
-I like your style. -You look better.
I can not not like you!
I do not care. I got it.
I'll take off my shirt in the rain, I do not care.
It was the sound of New York, baby.
Thus, "Agnostic Front" in the history of music
always will be one of the bands that
you can probably anywhere in the world.
And the name that could come out
and someone from the left that happened in that room
when the name was mentioned would say
"I know the band."
Chances are the person does not have their own music
but they somehow know that name.
Like, for me, it was an illustration
how much impact the band had been made,
that can be touched on mainstream popularity,
but not literally reach it.
You know, of course, there was tremendous
crude elements to Agnostic Front.
That it was, it could not become mainstream.
It's a slam-dancing clubs
in the city of New York.
And if you think it looks strange,
just look at these kids close.
In cities such as Boston, Los Angeles, Washington,
and here in New York, they were dressed in punk
and roam slam-dancing club.
And when they saw as scuzzy as the club itself,
who is in New York called the A7.
These children have a philosophy.
And it's not as bad as they look closer.
People have been encouraged to participate,
You know, you can be in a band, you can become a photographer,
You can simply go to the event and support things
and buy tape involved and interested.
Instead of people just sit at home and wonder what to do
and watch TV, you know, people have the opportunity to be creative
and, and had the opportunity to express themselves.
This is really a problem, to get that opportunity
rather than blindly follow all the time, you know?
There is a whole network all over the country
supports this underground movement and it is growing.
We are not bent into a rock star
and-and what was on commercial radio stations.
Everybody knows everybody. They went down and they were playing.
That's why this club as the club A7
And what happened. Because all the kids come
get together and play music.
Well, this whole crossing.
We have a different age group, you know, some people
which are children, some a little older.
And, all of them, we had the whole of our varieties
different people, you can not really down
for the type or types of people.
We have, uh, different races, different sexes ...
It was not really clear movement.
Let's start what actually moves?
It's an all new way of thinking, you know?
That's it, no anything related to age,
age, how you look, how you dress,
it has nothing to do with it.
No nothing to do at all.
What is important, is your attitude
and how, how do you feel about yourself
and, and the like, how you treat people who are different, yes?
As people say, well, the world will never be good,
always going awry and people will always be like that
like, out for themselves and you will never be
able to change it, that's not true, you know?
If all the children gathered in the world, right?
And we all feel the same way
one particular thing, you know?
And then we just spread out, farther and farther, you know?
People say it's impossible.
Well, you're fairly small group of children.
You can not do anything
what is happening in the world
and it was, like, today it is true.
If we try now, to stick together, right?
And maybe it would be better, you know?
Well, we do not really know
what the future will happen.
We only do it every day
and whatever happens will happen.
And we just try to do the best of, uh ...
on what we were doing. You know, we tried to do terbaik--
And how did it change the outer world?
This is to kill the recording industry
but we cut his own records, we do not need it.
They took advantage of us.
It's ... Well, it's, that's the real world.
Right? That's not the real world you said earlier?
-Right? -I did not say that.
-You say. -You said earlier.
You ask a question to this person.
-Well. -You Baiklah-- just did.
We cut it.
You know, we do not need to exploit us, you know?
We do not want them, like, you buy recordings for two songs
an album for $ 11 and the rest is a dead space.
I do not want to hear it.
We-we prove to people that we do not
should follow them and adjust to ...
aspects of society. We do not have to be like everyone else.
We can rebel, you know, b-to be different,
and became interested in different types of music.
-No work with them. -No work with the community.
We can fight against society and life itself ...
Create our own society without, you know
lowering ourselves to their standards.
Against society, not each other.
-Cut. -Good, good!
-Bravo! -Bravo!
-Fantastic. -Bravo! thanks.
The scene is just a byproduct of the '80s
and, uh, annoyed, angry young man you know, that's the landscape.
To be honest with you, that's what came out of them.
What collective impress everyone
Is this aggressive music, what we all say.
Many people involved in that scene
whether it's an escape,
or simply outcasts, misfits
it does not belong with the others.
We are young kids, we looked at each other
protect each other ...
Letting you down Â¬ Â¬
Agnostic Front did not create
New York City hardcore scene.
This scene made by all my friends
and, if not for all of us
be together, go to the respective event,
supporting each other, who knows?
We hang out in the Lower East Side
when it is a place, m-most dangerous time ever.
This is not the City of New York you're seeing now.
This is not Times Square you're seeing now.
It is legitimate, this is a true ghetto.
And quite a lot, we had it all to ourselves.
The City of New York is a city full of violence.
The killings were a daily occurrence.
Yes, it is a war zone. It was really.
Many buildings were abandoned,
a-a lotta devastation.
That's a lotta drugs.
You know, that's all bad area.
Shootings, robberies, gangs, street gangs.
All around us, so we naturally have our own gang,
You know? We've Crew Lower East Side.
Back in 1982-1983, it was like I said before,
like a family where everyone together,
we pretty much ... It was a very bad way of life.
We all live in one apartment, at 188 Norfolk Street,
here in the Lower East Side. It was about ten of us.
And we, how we eat or the like
is, we're used to, in fact, you know, the man in the street,
You know, request changes and things like that.
We work together, we all
bring back the money and we will eat.
It is a very bad lifestyle.
We learned to live as the people together
not like, individually breakin 'and the like,
like, you know, so we were a little selfish
learn to like, it's a bit like a commune, you know
something like, it's like a hippie commune
but it was not anything like a hippie commune.
It was more difficult communes, you know?
I think we sound the way we sound like
because we are a product of New York.
If we've done it from somewhere else
in this country, I do not think we will have that edge,
and the danger it creates something great,
something fantastic, something brutal,
real, genuine and in your face that you can not re-create today.
It was really organic, no ...
There's nothing fake about it,
and it could only happen because we lived at that time.
Era was in New York City, people, bands that ...
there he is.
Handsome, 60-year-old there.
thanks. I try my hardest.
He made me look good, he was a model, kid, you know?
-Could you take pictures? -Sure.
-Good one. -Thank you.
-Thank you very much. -Thank you.
You know, I always will be doing this.
I knew from an early age I would do this.
Because I'm the man.
Yes, what else what to do ...
for me, anyway?
Well, I like it. 60 years old, got a mohawk.
It was hard, it was true, it was grit.
Yes, in the form. Well. Feel good.
Will play my guitar with hard tonight.
I might even wear a new rope.
I-I-I realized that, like,
uh, I'm not, like, in step
or the whole society, Say.
But I always feel like, "Hey, I'm a normal guy."
"I'm a regular guy, you know?"
Punk and hardcore, and then like, new.
It was totally different.
No longer the man there
and you have to, like ... you know what I mean?
It is real, it is down-to-earth.
I feel that you can achieve it.
You can do it.
You know what I mean? You can be the man.
You know? And I said to myself, "Not only can I be a man,
I can do better than him.
I can do it louder, I can do it faster,
I can do it harder and better.
And that's what I did.
Okay, who started the band?
Which of you a bad start? Come on.
I did, I started a band.
Oh! Ashamed to admit it.
I started Agnostic Front about three years ago, uh ...
I wanted a band to talk about, uh, social unrest, uh,
The political aspect of the palm to the, uh ...
I, uh, want more than just the name of a band.
I want a statement of some kind.
You know, every time I mention it,
it can mean something different.
You know, as it can mean social and political ...
It also can not mean the absolute truth.
Dubious ...
Doubtful, does not mean the absolute truth.
Not knowing the absolute truth
is what it means agnostic.
That could mean politically, socially
religious. It could still go ...
The front of the meaning ...
Your perspective, your stand
Your moral or whatever.
So we all have a diff ...
Well, before Roger in the band,
I've got other people like John Watson ...
Raybeez, I had a lot of men in the band, huh?
Then I get a steady drummer and things like that
and then I get Roger.
Everyone, what would I see?
What I want to see now ...
is a giant circle pit
all the way back to the front.
Let's do it. Giant circle pit!
Â¬ Are you friend or foe? Â¬
Roger is a bass player for The psychos,
and, uh, you know,
they are not very popular.
I love them, you know.
Yes, they really do not like, all of that, you know,
but Agnostic Front is, you know, rather,
You know, a staple of the New York hardcore.
Well, all your videos out there.
The next band was very important band from New York.
Known name as Agnostic Front.
We illegal.
Punked, spicy, black, white,
every one of us, hair, no hair, started to do it.
When I was approached to sing in Agnostic Front,
it is, it takes time accustomed,
and the reason I approached,
because I was a diver stage.
I was the person at the scene, in the pits, stage diving
and the who, how they choose the man.
I'm going to buy a birthday cake Vinnie,
since '86, I think it was.
This is a recent photo of him playing in Agnostic Front
tour, I think, in Germany?
It was just marks
the durability of the human spirit
to play rock and roll in its own way
and many people have been touched by it.
-We goin-- -How food, okay?
Oh, you got a little lipstick on her face.
-Well. -Smile. Say "Cheese."
Keju. Gob-a-goal.
I blinked.
She taught me to believe in myself
when I was a teenager.
I love his voice Agnostic Front
because it is real and raw ...
and engaging and expressed
anger that I feel ...
indecency in public and in humans.
Um, but also gave us the hope and the union come together
and family without, like, go into your business,
allow people to be who they are,
and it is true for some time.
Just sign.
Okay, this is it.
Watch. One two Three.
See dry marker and written "Happy Birthday."
It is entertainment, motherfucker.
Now, it happened on my wall.
Sing with me.
Crucified Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ Crucified for your sins Â¬
Crucified Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ Crucified for your sins Â¬
Crucified Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ Crucified for your sins Â¬
Crucified Â¬ Â¬
Â¬ Crucified for your sins Â¬
I got into punk in the mid-70s
or early 70s, whatever
Because I do not like disco, th-that's a big thing, disco,
you know, and I, uh, it's not mine.
And I was always a man of rock and roll.
I was always in a band, I always liked the guitar,
You know, I was a big fan of Jimi Hendrix
and just being a rebel.
Hey, Mary, it's me, Vinnie.
-Vinnie, I know you. -How are you?
You know, I thought of you the other day.
-Yes? Oh, you too. -You still have bandmu?
Yes, I still have a band.
-Good. I'll see ya. -Alright, Mary.
God bless.
It was formerly the ink factory.
And, you know, like people, there are a lot of work here.
And the remaining work, because they turned
an ink factory into condos.
Now, you be like someone living in a space this large
take a photo of eggs on a chair.
I mean, you know? Makes me want to throw up.
Oh, the problem I have, once a neighborhood.
Now, this ... Hey, Bobby!
- Environment what? -How are you? How are you'?
-What happened? -Hey, Vinnots.
He talked about our old neighborhood.
Yes, I am talking about the environment there.
-How do you feel? Well? -Yes.
-Good, you look good. - My age 67 years.
I know Vinnie when he was a baby.
Every Saturday and Sunday, we used to play stickball
on the block.
There used to be cars on the block
we used to buy hangers, and open his car
and we encourage them to block.
-Yes, yes. -We played Harlem Spain.
We play with people from other parts of the environment.
And the whole neighborhood used to go down and bargain
Italian people against the Spaniards.
Ya, ya.
And the game used to be $ 2,000, 1500--
Yes, it was great. The tank is homerun--
Tank is a homerun.
Then he had one that he at
secondary homes on the street.
And not only that ... Hi, hello, hey, this is it.
Do not forget the social club right here.
-We will be there later. -Well.
- Goodbye, Cousin Vinnie. -Police. thanks. bye
They used to ... There.
They used to have a lot ... It's a tire shop.
And they ... On Sunday, they used to have
all these tires piled up, so when I was a kid,
I used to get all the tires and throwing
all tires on the road,
and, like, clogging traffic.
Heh! I can not believe I am doing these things.
It was incredible.
Ah, let me walk among the dead.
There is a building here, my father
bar here once.
Unfortunately, he lost it, you know?
This building collapsed, and well ...
she lost a few years ago to gamble. So I do not gamble.
All of this is, uh, like the floor, you know.
Wow.
How did it collapse?
-Fire. -Oh.
They called the fire one day and that's the end.
-Oh. Wow-- -You know?
-Bagaimanapun ... -You go gamble?
Yes, that's another story.
Thank God, they were, they were like my father.
My father, uh ...
Well, he is a union worker, he was a truck driver,
he and my mother were married for many years.
My father mingle a little, you know,
some mafia, you know?
My family did not like it, you know,
because we do not want to get involved.
You know, but you have no choice, you know
and you have to keep your mouth closed,
and you know, it made an incision in my family,
You know, between ...
moneylenders, mafia, you know?
Ii-it will not happen if our surprise, they will do it
had found him dead somewhere in the trunk of a car.
You know, because he-he-he lived that life.
You know, it's not good to be a family man.
You know what I mean?
All right, then tap. See, that's what I miss.
I do not see it there.
Then just tap Whatever you mau--
Whether it bugged? It has been tapped, right?
Then it was sent.
They have that voice?
That's the sound it produces when sending messages.
I think I pressed it and return to the screen.
-Yes, I'm done. -Well.
-Kinda like a text message. -Rather.
Ya.
-You will get it eventually. -Yes?
-Yes. -I hope so. MY ...
I'll get it, do not worry, this way I can send you an email,
You know, when I went to Europe.
Ya.
This is something I really
should enjoy moving to Arizona, by the way.
There has never been a dishwasher.
Now, I'm in New York City, dishwashers?
I do not even know how to use it when I,
when I first moved here. True story.
When I first moved here.
I-Do, you know, it was there in the apartment complex
I moved, so I wash the dishes by hand
and put them there so that they could ... drain.
Wear only once for life, man.
We chose this place as neutral.
She is originally from Colorado, I'm from New York,
and, uh, we've known each other since 2002.
We met, we met at one of our events,
um, my wife still had the ticket stub
and we were always friends
keep in touch with each other.
Derived from two relationships, we, like,
"Well, no one wants to give it to them," 1034 00: 53: 10,500 -> 00: 53: 11,583 such, their territory, "Wait, you move with me."
"No, you move me," Since you know how it is.
And, uh, my wife came here to finish his studies
and, as this is where I would start.
And from there we will end up wherever we end up
We will return to New York or Colorado
and we ended up staying here,
we started to have a baby.
When I was a kid, I never made a routine like this
because, um, you know it's funny, I do not remember ...
every routine altogether.
If you scream, I can not talk to you.
You know, it's hard to leave,
especially my son.
Both of my children, both Havi and Desi,
such as, Havi not really tied me to him like, two.
Because I go away, this-this is not made
problem, you know, like go on tour, you know?
I will be back and he will take two or three days
to warm me, Because of him,
such as, "Who are you again?" You know?
So it was kind of bothering me a lot.
Mary Taylor speaks to you Cat Club in New York City
for Cafe Underground.
I speak to you with Agnostic Front here and they told me ...
They will tell us a bit about the band
and where they come from.
Uh, Kota New York, New York.
Basically, that's where we are based.
There are plans for the future now?
Um ... we'll go on tour tomorrow, actually.
We just returned from our second tour
and we will go to Europe in December.
This is a tour of the East Coast for today
and then Europe in December just like she said.
What kind of band are you?
-Uh, more like, uh, uh ... -Uh--
You should come see us to really know what it is.
Strength Â¬ Â¬ anti-social creature
Removal of human Â¬ Â¬
A fascist regime Â¬ Â¬
Fight in the way Â¬ Â¬
They Â¬ who saved us all Â¬
Anti-social Â¬ and will fall Â¬
I hate the pain while on tour, man.
Sick on tour, I wake up every night.
I get up, I put the damn smile on my face,
and I played as hard as possible ...
and then what will you do? Are you there.
Well, thank God, you know, you do not get sick
You can do it, you know?
All right, now, some of us do not look too good. 1086 00: 55: 34.542 -> 00: 55: 36.709 Yes, a few days away and you know,
we will go home and then we'll get punk rock bowling.
You know, keep on the road, no sick days,
it was not there, huh?
Uh, at least not for our band.
I know a lot of bands
which take Monday and Tuesday off
and possibly on Wednesday, but they can, we can not, you know?
This, these machines have to keep moving
to make all the objectives were met at the end ...
At the end of the day, you know.
Unfortunately, there are no sick days.
You go there and you enforce it.
It's okay, we-we've been doing it all our lives, no big deal.
Hey, you've got Miret.
We are unable to accept your call right now.
-Because we're swimming! -Because we're swimming!
Please leave a message.
Hey, honey, um, it's me.
I just wanted to tell you I love you and miss children.
You know, it's ...
I-I know I am supposed to call around 4:00,
but, unfortunately, it was, I know this is late,
you may be in bed.
Fucking club does not have no internet.
Typical dirt.
Feeling sick. I feel unwell.
Consumables ...
And I feel super, super guilty myself, you know? You ...
Like, I missed our anniversary, huh?
Although I love what I do, but I'm not here, and ...
Sometimes I do not even know if it's worth it,
You know? But, um ...
I think you understand me, I just ...
Better to be there, but ...
It is what it is.
The show is pretty good.
Actually, more than good enough.
Who could ask for more, right?
I love you. Miss you.
Kissing the baby. Buh-bye.
Perhaps the single most difficult part of my life
had left my immediate family,
You know, the hardest thing is always so.
A ...
Leave my children at home ...
Or relationship, you know, relationship,
I've been through a few.
You know, it's difficult to keep both, um ...
As much as you want to keep both of them
and not until the last ten years,
if I make a decision?
A formal decision, a decision that is strong enough
who really like to make work for my family.
Because, um ... I'm so lucky
I can still have a great relationship
with daughter Nadia, I really do.
Because, think about it, when I was on tour at the time,
we did not have internet.
We do not have anything, I'll, I'll send a postcard.
At that moment back from Germany to her,
I've returned.
It affected him, I can see it, you know?
I can feel it, and at the same time
it is a terrible mistake to me.
You know, it's just ...
I was a little girl raising children.
And I go all the time, going all the time.
You know, he turns out to be an extraordinary person,
The 29-year-old exceptional, brilliant little girl,
I mean, he was still in my eyes, my little girl.
But it was difficult.
Me, I really hate that band for a long time.
Between just always missing
and I have no real way
to know he thought of me.
He can not FaceTime me, he can not send SMS,
he can not do all the things he can do
with children now, so they know.
That is, this is it
while others such as parents, at home,
I'm like, "Oh, I'm gone for a few months."
In high school, people will start to be, like,
"Oh, it's so cool, dad is in a band."
And it was the first time I was like, "No, no.
That's not cool. "
I think when you are young,
You think that it's a person spends most of his time
is that they are very concerned.
And then I was fine to grow slightly.
and I know, like, it's not a position
he never really wanted always.
Like, she likes the music he likes playing shows
but he did not want to get away from me.
And it's also something you can not process
when you were younger too.
Especially the way I grew up
do what you want.
At that time I and I, and Nadia's mother, Amy, we ...
We were both in the band. We both travel a lot.
We both do our things.
So, uh ...
it's normal.
You know, I think by this time
with me, with my wife and my children
I got a very nice blend
where in the early stages
when, uh, Nadia was a little girl
um, it's different.
You know, I even younger.
And, um, and ...
It was all a different ball game.
You know, I often went out, at the same time
back to the house, get out much, my life is completely different.
Live in abandoned buildings, in the van, bla, bla, bla.
But when he comes, we just
living in a squat, huh?
Do you want to live Nadia
the life you live?
Um, actually I would love to live my life Nadia
because Nadia get the best parent he could have.
He's been ... I and Amy, both, like, down to Earth
and we kinda, like, to see life as what we should see
and do not like to hide, like, I hope my mom and my dad
tell me again about certain things.
Well, I hope they are more concerned about, like, stuff, like
we really care what my child.
How school, we really care.
We are very concerned about what he eats
and we are more concerned.
And I hope so grow up like that.
You know, we just grow their own ...
and here we go, we have kids too, so ...
What the hell, this is what we do
This is us, this is what we like
This is our passion, this is our
and you have just participated.
You know? This.
You have a friend who is doing all these things.
-Right? -In prison.
Yes, because I had all these
such as, a handkerchief with them on it.
Yes, I sent you a handkerchief.
-This ... -I really cute.
Here, you sent me.
What's that?
I do not know. Your mother sent it to me.
-Oh, my God. -You just a little girl.
Hold it in prison as well.
Going to jail is my fault.
It was really because
I live my life thinking I can not get caught
do anything, anything.
I mean, go down the road
buy weapons, drugs, or whatever,
like, I feel like I can not be touched.
And in my mind knowing that
all this stuff illegal, and never get caught
for anything.
I do not know, I can not even explain it.
And that's how my life is
You know, like, at the time.
And then, um ...
I am desperate, and my son was born
a week into it, I do not have anywhere for him to sleep.
He was sleeping in a drawer.
I feel like, "Oh, my God, that's my son.
"He should not sleep in a drawer.
"She's my daughter, I had to go buy a bed.
I have to get everything you need for children. "
And panicked, and I went and bought all the goods
then I started saying, "Well, I need money,"
You know, so, of course, someone said,
"Well, you take it and bring it here,"
and that's how I started, you know?
I am not a drug dealer, I'm an ass.
But at the same time, I did not think anything about it
Until I was imprisoned.
I used to think only, "Me, me, me up"
and I started to say, "Wow."
How does it affect me, my family.
Nothing to tell my mother.
My mother was the last to find out.
And he knows, like, eight months later.
No one wants to tell him.
And, um, keep an eye on my son
just come to my visits and just watch her
like he wanted me to go with him.
And I can not.
And it all started really sunk
like, well ...
Forgetting about, this is not just about me
see everyone, um, I have influence
or I'm hurt.
This next song is dedicated to my daughter at home!
Go to the little Nadia.
Also out to Amy.
This is called the Time.
Let's do as the old city of New York.
Nice and slow until we get everyone here dancin '.
It's weird because it's like, when you blood,
when you have a bloody family, that, like, you can not
choose your family.
You know, you have to accept them for who they are and then,
You know, back then, you know, with friendship, it was, like ...
Well, you could, you, you can choose
to not be friends with someone
and be, like ...
You know, but ...
You know, they have a soul connection, man.
And it was just, like, ii-it was formed as
almost like a blood bond with them.
This, this, that, these interesting
This draws a connection
and they have pioneered,
This, this, this.
You know what I mean? This...
Factions T-New York, you know?
And, uh, you know, they have changed
the lives of many people, from here.
Hardcore Life Â¬ Â¬
The two jumpstart Â¬ Â¬
I can not think of anyone else who is seven years old ...
on stage with Agnostic Front in 1983.
My brother, Freddy,
You know, seven years, gave him the mic
throw him out there, "Singing." They do not.
Â¬ Claim your fairness it's time you Â¬
Blind Â¬ who I am? Â¬
Â¬ No justice was time you Â¬
Blind Justice Â¬ Â¬
Freddy first, he will come with us
everywhere, you know?
Like, he's, like, a mascot.
And, and I usually put him on my shoulders
and playing the guitar.
I think it was the hardest thing ever,
revel a little boy singing
and I was on my shoulder, like ...
Past...
That's what I like.
The time comes I want to go back to.
You know, my intention has never missed a torch
or something, you know?
And I did not know he would do so follow my steps.
My intention is to keep him away from the ...
destructive father, â ???? â ???? honest with you, you know?
I want to take with me where I feel safe.
You know, my brother more danger at home
with, with his father,
than he was with me on the streets of New York
with criminals, drug addicts, thugs, you know?
That's why I left home.
Surely there is some turmoil at home and such
and I feel like Roger tasted it and, you know ...
Many times, you know, remove me
of certain situations
to become part of his life
and lifestyle and what he did,
and that is the way such as, "Hey,
"I can spend time with my brother
"Who do not I get to often see and also,
"You know, maybe give him a break
of things that are going on, you know, back home, you know? "
My stepfather, you never know what his mood.
You never know she's going home, you never know, if he bombed
or what happened.
My mother was always working and I always
taking care of my brother, you know?
Well, you know the story, is the work klasikmu
You know, um, The Story of American immigrants.
You know what I mean, like I came from Cuba
directly to, to America.
Learning English here in this country.
No, not a simple story, you know?
Like, my mom, she was 19 years, three children.
Our experience with rude.
Every year I am in a different school,
sometimes, two schools in one year
As we continue to move, and I realized
we keep moving because we could not pay the rent.
So, we had to move to another place.
I never had a chance to make friends
so I do not do it, I do not care.
I do not care, like, why do I have to be friends
with someone when I know I'm going to move?
It's just, like, okay, I'll pack
I'm going to move, and packing and moving and pack ...
So, why be friends, and I never have
until later, and I went by myself, I ...
You know, when I discovered punk
and hardcore, started listening to stuff
and went to the show.
That's it, then I knew I needed to be with these people.
This is, this is, like, a true friend for life.
And they've done it a true friend for life.
I know it.
I just know it.
If I need to change anything in my life ...
If I had the opportunity, I may have to go
to be a little boy again.
I remember part of my life was in Cuba.
I remember staying in, in a nice two-storey house
in Havana, on the waterfront, a white house.
I remember a sheepdog.
I remember all these things.
And I remember being happy.
There was a time, in which e-everybody anti-Castro
and just wanted to go.
Just do not want to live under his regime.
We went down I thought it was something called
Flights Freedom, that there is some kind of situation that is set
to get all the Cubans out of Cuba
that they do not want it under a t-regime, I guess.
When I came to this country
So I kinda remember ...
everything went downhill.
There is violence, alcohol, drugs, you know?
That is, it basically.
My stepfather, he knew my love for my dad anything ...
And he just wants to destroy it.
I remember my father once gave me, rabbit
for my birthday, the next day, my stepfather killed him
and made us eat it.
My father gave me some fish, I remember ...
And we had a small fish tank, and he just went and destroyed
fish tank, and a fish just jump
lyin 'ground to death.
And I think he wants to prove his point.
Since it was not physical abuse when a person takes a rabbit
and killed him and give it to you.
It is a mental problem.
Then it all started like that, and eventually became physical.
He became physical with my mother.
Then he became physical with us
and I will sit down, I would not understand
why she allowed it.
There are times when she jumped out of a moving car
just to get away from him.
He opened the door and j-jumped out.
There are times when my mother checked herself alone
into a mental institution
for a good month, just to get away from him.
But somehow, he always returned.
I can not get it.
I think I took a lot of abuse
or beating myself because I want to protect
brother and sister.
My brother almost killed several times.
I myself, I have to go Because I'll kill him.
And it's like, when this will stop
when someone actually do it
kill this guy and someone will go to jail
or someone will die.
Of course, my mother has reached her
highpoint too, he just pulled out a gun,
he shot him.
She shot him several times.
And then, after he was shot several times
she went to visit her in the hospital.
And he just sat there, scared to death.
Talk about fear, then, it
The last time, uh, they were together.
And this is everything that I lived
and ... what I get from it
is that you can be the same monster it
or you can choose to be different.
And I choose to become a different person.
Regardless of how dysfunctional
family person may,
You know, you always try to ...
trying to make it better.
Make it better for yourself,
You know, and of course, most importantly,
makes it better for future generations, your children.
I think he's like that
because our lives are growing.
It's not easy.
Uh, I think a lot of people say
"We're not going to succeed, and we did not have a chance."
Well, here it is.
Hard to believe
that this was February, huh?
It was so beautiful.
Come on, buddy.
He's human.
He's just a man.
And there is more to it
than just ... AF.
AF, the major part
credentials, you know?
It's just ingrained in him.
And I do not think that he really know what else to do.
We had people come to us
in random places, anywhere in the world
and they tell Roger, tears streaming down their faces,
"You know, you really helped me."
You just feel grateful and you just, like, "Wow."
Wow, you really touched people
at their most vulnerable and painful places
in their lives, and you can help them survive.
And you help them through that
only through your music, only through what you love
and what you care about, and I love that about him.
And he did a lot of things to many people
that they may never know
except rug pulled out from underneath
and he goes or he stops.
Then you will feel, like, it would be like, "Oh, shit.
You know, Roger really means a lot to us all. "
I do not know, he just reached a certain age
where she can not do this forever.
If I could change one thing
about my father ...
That should take care of itself
because he overextends himself to people.
And ... not enough for himself.
Ya.
Here we are. Grab your stuff.
Well, are we ready to go?
-You are not ready to go? -Yes.
I do not even know when, but it's been a few years now,
um, R-Roger has just begun
feel dizzy.
And then, one day ...
I think we went to get sushi or something,
we were just driving, and suddenly
he just sweating.
And he let go the steering wheel
and she started to scream,
"Dear, dear, dear, help me"
and she was crying.
And I panicked and I grabbed the steering wheel
and me, I shouted at him.
"Put your foot on the brake."
And I drive the car to the side of the road
and I reached out through the cars and parking
and she really literally ripped off, grabbed my
with eyes closed, just panic
and I do not know what to do.
And he just said, "A-I spun, I spun."
And I just immediately jumped out of the car
and I'm trying to push it
into the passenger seat, but he was too big for me,
I can not because there are, like, in the center console.
So I actually ended up directing traffic out of the way
so I can stay and try to figure what to do
and finally I just called my doctor
and he's like, "You need to take her to the ER right now.
He may have had a heart attack. "
And we just look at each other and we were like,
"What happened?"
Street, um, uh, we do, if we make the neck
then, we dissect the subcutaneous
to insert the device.
So, it created some tension dissection
it will last for a few days
and then it will go.
But now, today,
You should not experience pain inside of me pushed.
- No, I do not. -Well.
And then you move the arm is not ...
No, it's ... I'm fine with it.
Perfect. Now you feel it, right?
-When kamu-- -Yes.
So it sits there, it was noticed your heart
constantly, we have received the report.
-You receive ... -No nothing.
No arrhythmia so far. So this is good.
And it will remain there for up to three years.
And, um, if nothing comes up,
we will contact you shortly.
The heart has four chambers
and basement are called ventricles.
The upstairs room, this, this and this
called atria.
In your situation, and this is very big.
You know, we assess enlargement
between mild, moderate, severe.
Severe your situation atrial enlargement.
The reason I want to do this because I want 1567 01: 19: 31.333 -> 01: 19: 32,500 make sure that no arrhythmia
This is causing a large, upstairs room will be enlarged
because I have no other answer.
We see it, you know, we learned everything
I have no good reason
This is why over the enlarged space.
So the plan we'll see you, um, let's plan ...
For now we still ...
we still do not know what's wrong with him.
He does not do drugs, he did not do ...
He does not drink, you know, like, all ...
Nothing makes sense to anyone, to us,
Top and rooms must be for a man
who is six foot four,
Roger does, she's five foot nine.
And, um, we, she tried to ignore
and he was just trying to, um,
stay focused on other things,
"I have to work, I have to do this."
We do not know what we were getting
and we do not know why, so we just took it
day after day and ...
We really do not ... There's a lot we do not know.
But it was scary.
I do not know, there are very worrying.
He forgot to take care of itself
and at that moment something happened
I think he felt two things
frustrated because he does not know From where
and fear, you know, because ...
he did not want to die, you know?
I think it was, he carries a lot of weight
from many different people in his life.
Well, what will happen, what will happen to them,
You know, if something happened to him?
Well, I think if he wanted to,
You know, not perhaps, be so stressed out over everything.
You know, he's doing a million things.
He was repairing a car he was repairing electricity
He put the fence, she ...
He was constantly definitely do something.
You know what I mean? He could not rest.
You know what I mean?
And I-I think if he's just going to be relaxing,
it would be better for him.
Are you worried about him at all?
I always worried about him ...
You know?
He is his own worst enemy.
A ...
I do not know, man, like ...
You know, I think, I think three weeks
is, is a, is a lot if you ask me, you know?
But it would be out more than three weeks,
a maximum of twenty-four days, you know, it, it just
I can, I want to go back with my family ...
Roger was a complete control freak
as long as he has no control over the situation ...
I think it's sort of ...
All good.
So, I mean, what do they think about?
They do not want us to play here
or they do not want us to play there
but they want to be exclusive ...
It's something that he had
absolutely no control.
And I think that's pushing it even crazier.
You know, you get it, you understand it
you're sick, I mean, all the sick ...
I want to bring A. I have to bring Mosh.
Mosh. Anda tahu Mosh?
He dealt with the heart ...
It was serious.
Now, where are we going?
Straight, right?
Talk to Roger today?
Well, I talked to him I through you, I ca, I ...
I SMS him and I said I'm with you.
That's how he knew.
Roger, he, his heart
that is, it is a serious thing.
Ya ... ya.
Uh ...
My name is Roger Miret.
I'm 50 years old.
For Agnostic Front vocalist
and I ...
Fuck.
I'm only one person, a normal person.
I'm just like you.
And sometimes your voice when you need to say something
and you can not.
It's my mother.
-Tell halo. -Hello.
Sometimes just so humanity
it's really all I want from life.
I do not, I do not want
Other types of success.
All I wanted since I was a kid
only, just to be heard.
Shout for a change, I shout to be heard.
I think I've said a lot of things I want to say, but ...
It took about a minute operate ...
If I cut it short now
I do not feel like I have said all I have to say.
I feel like this feature has not been written yet, huh?
-What happened, Freddy? -Look at that?
This is it.
Oh, what's up, brother?
-How are you? -How are you?
-What's going on in there? -What is going on?
I only need to register.
-What happened, friends? -Hi.
I could stop doing what I do if I want to.
But I do not want to.
The song is called Emirates and strong.
In other words, it is united.
If we all unite,
we will be stronger.
Without a sense of fighting among each other.
Love the whole fucking world out there who hate us, man.
So, that's it, stay together, we are united.
Us against them.
S what it's all about, man.
That's what hardcore is all about
that what I was getting into music for.
I am tired with all these damn people
drop us, man.
Stick together, we can do it the right way.
Well? This song is called ...
Hardcore definitely something
it is very misunderstood.
It was really, it was really a call for justice
You know what I mean, it's really
questioning authority, questioning society
questioning religion, just call for justice,
s what always me.
You could say it was turned into a lifestyle
But it was also one vote
Because Adidas is a lifestyle, you know?
I always say that to me
it's just good judgment about who you are.
If you can stand in front of the mirror
and look at yourself
and feel â ???? â ???? honest and sincere
with yourself,
then, for me,
That being the case I like to understand as hardcore
such as, the original and real passion, you know?
As I became more involved in the hardcore community
Clearly, in the early stages
and, um, I find people that I-I felt we were just like me,
misfits, outcasts, rebels, you know?
Everything I scream
and me, it was very unusual finally found someone
I felt, I could be a part of
and, and, and it was good
It was like I found a home, you know?
Well.
Franny! Well, to Franny.
-Franny! -Franny!
Say hello to the camera, Franny.
Hello, Franny.
Yo, this is Franny. Take my picture and Franny.
-Ya. -Ya.
Gaya franny.
You are ready?
You can tie in headphones and feel like nobody knows
where you come in, you know?
You do not need to worry about it, you know?
The first three albums Agnostic Front,
I would sit at my mother's house back porch, you know,
trying to figure out life and shit, you know?
And it is this reality, it seems,
You know, like, the bastard knew
what was going on, and I do not feel alone, huh?
And I'm like, 12 or 13,
You know what I mean?
That's right.
It's all about honesty and truth, you know?
Become real. Do what you do.
And be yourself.
You can not really lose in the end, can you?
Like, at all.
Victim In Pain.
Public assistance.
Police violence.
Tonight is the first night with my implant ...
and I'm sure when I hit the stage I'm just going
be who I am, who I used to be
but I have to, like, the beach, I had to go to the beach
to the comfort level.
I've been nervous since I know
I got shit that little heart attack ...
I've been worried ... I'm nervous.
-Kapanpun you're ready. - I'm going to go up, uh ...
It was such a new thing I have now
the bastard with my head.
It's a little scary.
Maybe I'm playing Russian roulette,
maybe I do not, but ...
You know, I always say, you know,
do whatever you want to do,
and believe whatever you believe to do so
up to its full intent, you know?
Whatever it is.
I always said I wanted to do what I love to do
until, until the day I die.
Whatever the day,
if there and then, that's it.
Everyone out there is ready?
Welcome to the show hardcore!
Are we going to play, Berlin?
Do you want to hear another song?
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We enjoy our retirement years.
We lead our time
while we are young and young,
and enjoy it.
And then, when we get old, fuck it, we will work.
We will find out as we always do.
We always find the answer
Uh, how do you grow a culture? You know what I mean?
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