He just passed away today

😢

RIP

​@@ninetyfive300zx RIP to a absolute legend. I didnt know.

@@ninetyfive300zxGodspeed DH

Rest in piss

Finally???😭

“Music” for commies 🤮

​@@rulerofomicronpersei8 ur insane. rulerofmicropenises more like

​@@rulerofomicronpersei8so says someone who is probably a trump sycophant. You do know trump has more commie money in his pockets than putin 😂😂😂😂😂😂

that's called "dancing"

that's called "miming"

Absolutely! Had a few beers with him in Adelaide after the gig.. nice bloke.

Wow, I'd kill to have a couple with any of the DK members.@@baabaabaa-yp2jh

@@gingerpunk2129My mate is coffee coloured so l spose DH saw him & walked up to the bar where we were & said, hey man how are ya... Nice bloke, we had to keep interpreting our slang for him... we'd had a huge bushfire the yr before & he was more interested in how can a fire go from Adelaide to near Melbourne... Theyd flown in & saw how much land had been scorched...he was into pretty much the same bands as us , normal as fuk with a weird accent... Great brand live tho mate.

You know why? Because the ones running the show then are still in power today LMAO

@@damiansaucedo9951 I blame two party system. Multiparty system is more about party policy. Where as two party system is more about the establishment, so even if you get right guy in power, they still have to give a nudge to either Democrat or Republican establishment

The true rulers , the 1%, have achieved their goal of illiterate voters and a carnival barker to delude them. They could care less about anything but wealth and power.

I feel old. But let me tell ya, you just helped me out. I was in 78. cheers

@@drewm1808 I go back even further with the punk scene, but I think 79-84 was when I saw so many Dead Kennedy shows. Where you at the show that kicked off Jello Biafra's Mayoral Campaign at the Mabuhay Gardens? I think that was 79. BTW, Drew M: Old Guys Rule!!!! : )

@@excelisfun Those seem to have been good years for punk rock! But no I wasn't there. I was born in 1978. I didn't start listening to DK until probably 1990. Never saw them live but was fond of Bedtime for Democracy. I had that cassette and one other, but I can't recall the name anymore.

@@drewm1808 That is too cool : ) You are a young Old Guy lol Cassettes - that is back in the day. Do you still have any of the cassettes, or do you just listen on KZfaq and Spotify?

@@excelisfun I actually DO have a handful of cassettes left. Mostly things that didn't end up getting played in cars. Many of those have passed away or disappeared. The best stuff. I have a few gems and a handful of mixtapes I once made. Nothing to play them on. I also ended up with a bunch of my Mom's old tapes ranging from Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes to Michael Bolton to the soundtrack from The Big Chill lol. But of the 4 tape decks in my home (two compact stereos including that old SoundDesign one that came in a wood cabinet and has a cassette storage drawer that is a fake EQ. I know you know the type. Everyone over 30 does!)

Fuck Yeah!!!!

14-year-old reply, but I thought the same thing when I saw this.. ⏰

Lmao same here

It’s pretty cool, love that leather patchwork. Jello was always a dope dresser. The Sheriff belt buckle rocks.

Saw them in Atlanta in 1982. I was pretty close to the stage but had to move back to stay alive. I was 32 that year. Sat around outside the 688 Club for a while just listening to the conversation. The most outrageously-dressed "punks" were worried about their math test on the following Monday. The more dangerous they looked, the wimpier they generally were. Hilarious.

@@fazbell Nothing will make you more angsty than having to worry about a damn math test! That's funny!

its called 'pop punk'

alex kuepper aka shit

+Moon Man aka, different genre. plus. you changed your name to a dead meme. soooo

Moon Man your name is fucking moon man. Im not the one at fault

looking for punk I'm all the wrong places then my friend

Amen to that... I am the danger?