Chords for The New York Hardcore Chronicles 10 Questions w/ Todd Youth (Fireburn / Warzone / Murphy's Law)
Tempo:
109.9 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
Gb
F
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gb]
[Ab] [F]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] [Bb] [F]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Am] Bad [Ab] Brains, CBGBs, 1982 going into 83, the Christmas shows.
[Cm] The last of the Christmas shows was the first gig I ever went to.
[A] They're the greatest band that ever existed.
You know, I know people say The Clash is [N] the only band that mattered, but for me, the Bad
Brains are that band.
That moment, that first 30 seconds that I saw them, my life just went like that, instantly.
Never the same.
That would have to be A7.
I really learned how to play music in A7.
The sense of community, because it was so small at that time.
Yeah, A7.
Back when I first started coming around, everybody each had such a unique style.
John Watson was as graceful as a ballerina.
Diego [Db] would run off the stage at CBs with spurs on his MC boots and make it almost to the soundboard.
[Eb] Jimmy had his [C] hands behind his back, Stigma had his style.
Everybody had their own style.
But I'd have to say John Watson.
The show I missed that I wish I would have saw was the Bad Brains reunion [Cm] shows at Jane
Street Rock Hotel.
[Ab] I was [N] a runaway kid and I had gotten in trouble and I was in a group home, so I missed those
shows and those are the ones I really regret missing.
Well, the first two are easy.
Mackie and Earl.
Third, I'd have to go with Chuck Biscuits.
The stuff Chuck did on those demos with Flag and any of the live footage you see him with
with Circle Jerks, it's just next level.
Yeah, I lived in squats.
There was lots of punk rock crash pads, lots of squatting.
You know, it was a different [D] time down here.
It was a different time in I think all of our lives.
And you know, 14 year old kid, I could do that.
I could [Ab] sleep in an abandoned building because I just lived [E] for the next day, hanging out,
going to the next gig.
But you know, now as a 40 something year old man, [Gb] I'm like, I'd never.
[Gbm]
Doc [Abm] is number one.
Doc has always been my favorite guitar [E] player.
I don't think there's a [N] more original guitar player alive on the planet.
Bubba Dupree from Void.
You know, I [Ab] remember seeing Void at Jane Street Rock Hotel and it was Void and [Ab] Scream.
And I was [Gm] on certain hallucinogenics [C] and [C] Bubba Dupree, like I melted watching [Gb] him play.
I mean, he was just so out there.
And then [C] Greg Ginn from Black Flag.
You [E] know, I have a new band called [F] Fireburn.
It's [Db] me, Israel Joseph, I who [Eb] sang on the Bad Brains Rise record.
Todd Jones from, [Gb] he was in Carry On, [Eb] Terror, and he plays in Nails now.
[Ab] And we got this young kid, Nick Townsend, playing drums.
He's a [Cm] monster.
Our [Eb] EP just came out [C] and we're playing our first New York show today here at the Ray B's Tribute.
I really love Fury from California.
[Ebm]
[Eb] There's a band called Skullcrack from California that's happening right now.
[Gb] I mean, most of the stuff I'm up [Bb] on is, I [Ab] live in LA, so it's most of the local bands
in LA, the younger [B] kids.
And then a lot [Bb] of the UK stuff that's [Abm] happening right now.
[Ebm] Arms Race, Violent Reaction, even though they're not together anymore, I'm a big fan [Eb] of.
There's a band, Deadbeat LA, that are awesome.
I mean, [Ab] there's a lot.
There's a lot of good new bands out there.
[Gb] And [Eb] I'm [F] just glad, [Eb] I never would have thought in my [E] wildest imagination, 35 years [C] later,
I'd be still going to see hardcore [Ab] bands and checking out new bands and still [Eb] getting blown
away by new bands.
[B]
Hardcore will never die, is really nothing else to say.
[Ab] [F]
[Bb] [F]
[Ab] [N]
I can't put that one in there, man.
But I'll tell you what it was.
Don't
When I was 12 years old, Stigma told
[Ab] [F]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Ab] [Bb] [F]
[Ab] [Bb]
[Am] Bad [Ab] Brains, CBGBs, 1982 going into 83, the Christmas shows.
[Cm] The last of the Christmas shows was the first gig I ever went to.
[A] They're the greatest band that ever existed.
You know, I know people say The Clash is [N] the only band that mattered, but for me, the Bad
Brains are that band.
That moment, that first 30 seconds that I saw them, my life just went like that, instantly.
Never the same.
That would have to be A7.
I really learned how to play music in A7.
The sense of community, because it was so small at that time.
Yeah, A7.
Back when I first started coming around, everybody each had such a unique style.
John Watson was as graceful as a ballerina.
Diego [Db] would run off the stage at CBs with spurs on his MC boots and make it almost to the soundboard.
[Eb] Jimmy had his [C] hands behind his back, Stigma had his style.
Everybody had their own style.
But I'd have to say John Watson.
The show I missed that I wish I would have saw was the Bad Brains reunion [Cm] shows at Jane
Street Rock Hotel.
[Ab] I was [N] a runaway kid and I had gotten in trouble and I was in a group home, so I missed those
shows and those are the ones I really regret missing.
Well, the first two are easy.
Mackie and Earl.
Third, I'd have to go with Chuck Biscuits.
The stuff Chuck did on those demos with Flag and any of the live footage you see him with
with Circle Jerks, it's just next level.
Yeah, I lived in squats.
There was lots of punk rock crash pads, lots of squatting.
You know, it was a different [D] time down here.
It was a different time in I think all of our lives.
And you know, 14 year old kid, I could do that.
I could [Ab] sleep in an abandoned building because I just lived [E] for the next day, hanging out,
going to the next gig.
But you know, now as a 40 something year old man, [Gb] I'm like, I'd never.
[Gbm]
Doc [Abm] is number one.
Doc has always been my favorite guitar [E] player.
I don't think there's a [N] more original guitar player alive on the planet.
Bubba Dupree from Void.
You know, I [Ab] remember seeing Void at Jane Street Rock Hotel and it was Void and [Ab] Scream.
And I was [Gm] on certain hallucinogenics [C] and [C] Bubba Dupree, like I melted watching [Gb] him play.
I mean, he was just so out there.
And then [C] Greg Ginn from Black Flag.
You [E] know, I have a new band called [F] Fireburn.
It's [Db] me, Israel Joseph, I who [Eb] sang on the Bad Brains Rise record.
Todd Jones from, [Gb] he was in Carry On, [Eb] Terror, and he plays in Nails now.
[Ab] And we got this young kid, Nick Townsend, playing drums.
He's a [Cm] monster.
Our [Eb] EP just came out [C] and we're playing our first New York show today here at the Ray B's Tribute.
I really love Fury from California.
[Ebm]
[Eb] There's a band called Skullcrack from California that's happening right now.
[Gb] I mean, most of the stuff I'm up [Bb] on is, I [Ab] live in LA, so it's most of the local bands
in LA, the younger [B] kids.
And then a lot [Bb] of the UK stuff that's [Abm] happening right now.
[Ebm] Arms Race, Violent Reaction, even though they're not together anymore, I'm a big fan [Eb] of.
There's a band, Deadbeat LA, that are awesome.
I mean, [Ab] there's a lot.
There's a lot of good new bands out there.
[Gb] And [Eb] I'm [F] just glad, [Eb] I never would have thought in my [E] wildest imagination, 35 years [C] later,
I'd be still going to see hardcore [Ab] bands and checking out new bands and still [Eb] getting blown
away by new bands.
[B]
Hardcore will never die, is really nothing else to say.
[Ab] [F]
[Bb] [F]
[Ab] [N]
I can't put that one in there, man.
But I'll tell you what it was.
Don't
When I was 12 years old, Stigma told
Key:
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_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ Bad [Ab] Brains, CBGBs, 1982 going into 83, the Christmas shows.
[Cm] The last of the Christmas shows was the first gig I ever went to.
[A] They're the greatest band that ever existed.
You know, I know people say The Clash is [N] the only band that mattered, but for me, the Bad
Brains are that band.
That moment, that first 30 seconds that I saw them, _ my life just went like that, instantly.
Never the same. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ That would have to be A7.
I really learned how to play music in A7.
The sense of community, because it was so small at that time.
Yeah, A7. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Back when I first started coming around, _ everybody each had such a unique style.
John Watson was as graceful as a ballerina.
Diego [Db] would run off the stage at CBs with spurs on his MC boots and make it almost to the soundboard.
[Eb] Jimmy had his [C] hands behind his back, Stigma had his style.
Everybody had their own style. _ _
But I'd have to say John Watson. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The show I missed that I wish I would have saw was the Bad Brains reunion [Cm] shows at Jane
Street Rock Hotel.
[Ab] I was _ _ [N] a runaway kid and I had gotten in trouble and I was in a group home, so I missed those
shows and those are the ones I really regret missing. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Well, the first two are easy.
Mackie and Earl.
_ Third, I'd have to go with Chuck Biscuits.
The stuff Chuck did on those demos with Flag _ and any of the live footage you see him with
with Circle Jerks, it's just next level. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Yeah, I lived in squats.
There was lots of punk rock crash pads, lots of squatting.
_ You know, it was a different [D] time down here.
It was a different time in I think all of our lives.
And you know, 14 year old kid, I could do that.
I could [Ab] sleep in an abandoned building because I just lived [E] for the next day, hanging out,
going to the next gig.
But you know, now as a 40 something year old man, [Gb] I'm like, I'd never.
[Gbm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc [Abm] is number one.
Doc has always been my favorite guitar [E] player.
I don't think there's a [N] more original guitar player alive on the planet. _ _
Bubba Dupree from Void.
You _ know, I [Ab] remember seeing Void at Jane Street Rock Hotel _ and it was Void and [Ab] Scream.
And I was [Gm] on certain hallucinogenics [C] and [C] Bubba Dupree, like I melted watching [Gb] him play.
I mean, he was just so out there.
And then [C] Greg Ginn from Black Flag. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ You [E] know, I have a new band called [F] Fireburn.
It's [Db] me, Israel Joseph, I who [Eb] sang on the Bad Brains Rise record.
Todd Jones from, [Gb] he was in Carry On, [Eb] Terror, and he plays in Nails now.
[Ab] And we got this young kid, Nick Townsend, playing drums.
He's a [Cm] monster.
Our [Eb] EP just came out [C] and we're playing our first New York show today here at the Ray B's Tribute. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I really love Fury from California.
[Ebm] _ _
[Eb] There's a band called Skullcrack from California that's happening right now.
[Gb] I mean, most of the stuff I'm up [Bb] on is, I [Ab] live in LA, so it's most of the local bands
in LA, the younger [B] kids.
_ _ And then a lot [Bb] of the UK stuff that's [Abm] happening right now.
[Ebm] Arms Race, _ Violent Reaction, even though they're not together anymore, I'm a big fan [Eb] of.
There's a band, Deadbeat LA, that are awesome.
I mean, [Ab] there's a lot.
There's a lot of good new bands out there.
[Gb] And _ [Eb] I'm [F] just glad, [Eb] I never would have thought in my [E] wildest imagination, 35 years [C] later,
I'd be still going to see hardcore [Ab] bands and checking out new bands and still [Eb] getting blown
away by new bands. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [B]
Hardcore will never die, _ is really nothing else to say. _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I can't put that one in there, man.
_ But I'll tell you what it was.
_ Don't_
When I was 12 years old, Stigma told
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ _ Bad [Ab] Brains, CBGBs, 1982 going into 83, the Christmas shows.
[Cm] The last of the Christmas shows was the first gig I ever went to.
[A] They're the greatest band that ever existed.
You know, I know people say The Clash is [N] the only band that mattered, but for me, the Bad
Brains are that band.
That moment, that first 30 seconds that I saw them, _ my life just went like that, instantly.
Never the same. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ That would have to be A7.
I really learned how to play music in A7.
The sense of community, because it was so small at that time.
Yeah, A7. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Back when I first started coming around, _ everybody each had such a unique style.
John Watson was as graceful as a ballerina.
Diego [Db] would run off the stage at CBs with spurs on his MC boots and make it almost to the soundboard.
[Eb] Jimmy had his [C] hands behind his back, Stigma had his style.
Everybody had their own style. _ _
But I'd have to say John Watson. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ The show I missed that I wish I would have saw was the Bad Brains reunion [Cm] shows at Jane
Street Rock Hotel.
[Ab] I was _ _ [N] a runaway kid and I had gotten in trouble and I was in a group home, so I missed those
shows and those are the ones I really regret missing. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Well, the first two are easy.
Mackie and Earl.
_ Third, I'd have to go with Chuck Biscuits.
The stuff Chuck did on those demos with Flag _ and any of the live footage you see him with
with Circle Jerks, it's just next level. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Yeah, I lived in squats.
There was lots of punk rock crash pads, lots of squatting.
_ You know, it was a different [D] time down here.
It was a different time in I think all of our lives.
And you know, 14 year old kid, I could do that.
I could [Ab] sleep in an abandoned building because I just lived [E] for the next day, hanging out,
going to the next gig.
But you know, now as a 40 something year old man, [Gb] I'm like, I'd never.
[Gbm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Doc [Abm] is number one.
Doc has always been my favorite guitar [E] player.
I don't think there's a [N] more original guitar player alive on the planet. _ _
Bubba Dupree from Void.
You _ know, I [Ab] remember seeing Void at Jane Street Rock Hotel _ and it was Void and [Ab] Scream.
And I was [Gm] on certain hallucinogenics [C] and [C] Bubba Dupree, like I melted watching [Gb] him play.
I mean, he was just so out there.
And then [C] Greg Ginn from Black Flag. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ You [E] know, I have a new band called [F] Fireburn.
It's [Db] me, Israel Joseph, I who [Eb] sang on the Bad Brains Rise record.
Todd Jones from, [Gb] he was in Carry On, [Eb] Terror, and he plays in Nails now.
[Ab] And we got this young kid, Nick Townsend, playing drums.
He's a [Cm] monster.
Our [Eb] EP just came out [C] and we're playing our first New York show today here at the Ray B's Tribute. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I really love Fury from California.
[Ebm] _ _
[Eb] There's a band called Skullcrack from California that's happening right now.
[Gb] I mean, most of the stuff I'm up [Bb] on is, I [Ab] live in LA, so it's most of the local bands
in LA, the younger [B] kids.
_ _ And then a lot [Bb] of the UK stuff that's [Abm] happening right now.
[Ebm] Arms Race, _ Violent Reaction, even though they're not together anymore, I'm a big fan [Eb] of.
There's a band, Deadbeat LA, that are awesome.
I mean, [Ab] there's a lot.
There's a lot of good new bands out there.
[Gb] And _ [Eb] I'm [F] just glad, [Eb] I never would have thought in my [E] wildest imagination, 35 years [C] later,
I'd be still going to see hardcore [Ab] bands and checking out new bands and still [Eb] getting blown
away by new bands. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [B]
Hardcore will never die, _ is really nothing else to say. _
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ _ _ _
_ [Ab] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I can't put that one in there, man.
_ But I'll tell you what it was.
_ Don't_
When I was 12 years old, Stigma told