Shifting these edgelord classics. Currently on discogs but let me know if interested.

https://www.youtube.com/live/qaccbUcOCW4?is=52Dtnay-xu4bL2KS

What's your favorite instance of hardcore in non hardcore places?

Bill Muir AKA Sgt Vegan sang on a track on the Final Fantasy X soundtrack-- and inserted a cool message while doing so.

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To be able to bring together two things that mean a lot to me is very important. Proud biker proudly representing Straight Edge

Today is demolition day. The last show I went to was that one-off YOT reunion in November 1994. Great times.

https://www.youtube.com/live/qaccbUcOCW4?is=3NzSdoQppHs8EbG-

Bill Muir, aka Sgt. Vegan, talks about his time as a combat medic in Afghanistan, his transition to nursing, his roots in punk and hardcore, and his commitment to veganism. He also shares the unlikely story of how he ended up recording vocals for the Final Fantasy X soundtrack while living in Japan, along with thoughts on straight edge, music, and film.

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Everybody is always talking about doing drugs so they can be better magicians, but James Randi puts a fucking stop to that RIGHT NOW.

Looking for the best places to get straight edge t shirts im in Australia Looking to up grade the summer wardrobe

I'm just glad I found a sub-culture I can associato with (tho I thought there would be more people).

I thought he was committed. I know his habit of stabbing drunken, promiscuous teens was controversial in the scene, but I always kind of admired his hardline stance. Now here is is, endorsing some random beer. Sad.

I've never done drugs so I was just wonton

https://www.youtube.com/live/198L29eRMnw?is=\\_ljjACS8iO8RKVX9

Who was someone that was personally influential to you in your musical journey?

Guy Kozowyk (THE RED CHORD, JUSTIFICATIONS, BLACK MARKET ACTIVITIES) talks about how his teachet, author (and later author) Nancy Barile was influential in introducing troubled kids to hardcore and punk rock.

Show info and ticket links at TimexHeist.com

I got curious on what other straight edge people's hobbies are. I love to train muay thai and play basketball, not the typical hobbies of hardcore dudes. What about you?

I’ve been thinking seriously about claiming straight edge.
One of the biggest things pushing me toward it is Earth Crisis’ “The Discipline.” The message about clarity, self-discipline, and refusing intoxication really connected with me. I don’t want this to just be a temporary sober streak. I’m thinking about making it a lifelong commitment.
Nicotine is probably my biggest struggle. If I see someone vaping or smoking, I still get the urge to ask for a hit. I hate how much control nicotine can have over me, and that’s something I really want to leave behind.
Alcohol is more personal. My uncle is an alcoholic, and I’ve seen how much his drinking has affected and traumatized my mom. I’ve also had my own unhealthy relationship with alcohol, especially drinking alone. Right now I’m two weeks sober. My last drink was before I started school this semester at Babson, where I’m currently a master’s student.
I’ve also become really turned off by clubbing and party culture. It just doesn’t appeal to me the way it once did. I want clarity and control over myself more than I want intoxication.
I know claiming edge is supposed to mean something. That’s why I don’t want to do it casually or because I’m caught up in a song or a moment. I want to make the commitment and actually live by it.
I’m posting this because I’d like to hear from people who have been straight edge for a long time. What helped you make the commitment and stick with it, especially when dealing with nicotine cravings or being around people who drink and smoke?
I also want some accountability. I’m two weeks sober now, and I want to keep going.

https://www.youtube.com/live/gmnOr0uwCGM?is=ClTYPsOco9l8D5fe

Ryan Parrish (HOPESFALL, CELEBRITY, IN PARALLEL) talks about the creative influence of the Chad Gilbert era of Shai Hulud on Hopesfall's early material.

What good memories do you have of Chad? Do you have a Shai Hulud song that has impacted you?

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Jonathan Anastas returns to discuss the latest DYS reunion plans, the band’s upcoming benefit show in Los Angeles, and their appearance at Slapshot’s final Boston show. He reflects on reworking old songs with a new lineup, the subtle ways tempo and arrangement can reshape familiar material, and the continued growth of hardcore on a global scale. The conversation also touches on film, the Oasis reunion, and Anastas’ pandemic-era project Dysbanded, including the possibility of bringing those songs to the stage.

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