Only a Decade ?

I saw them live at City Gardens in 1991.

Ya luckily I was hanging out with punk kids back then (in college), one of my friends turned me on to this....I loved it and played it over and over as soon as I heard it

Hey, question. For years there was a silence and recently everyday someone comments on that video, wonder what happened?

Right! I’m 53, would’ve been ripe age to have enjoyed them live back then. I needed more exposure in my sheltered little life back then.

​@@waseldo People empathise with this song now more than ever

I grew up on Fugazi in the 80s and 90s in dc. One of the goats for sure.

lol beards

Woo Not the generation then

One can tell you weren't there.

Gawd What are these Cliché Avatars ?

Man yourr avatar is so not our culture

We love you too man - from the UK

Snare sounds amazing?

Ya man amazing band, amazing drummer, incredibly tight

It popped up on my feed. I think it did to everyone else too. Haven't heard waiting room in a long time so I played it, and thoroughly enjoyed it! The mystery of the KZfaq algorithm. I'm not complaining.

Saw some teenagers covering this song and had to find a live original.

I think the video of the girls covering it piqued people’s interest.

Praise the algorithm, for it has delivered this video unto us

Because it kicked ass then and it kicks ass now.

lol 10 years earlier you idi ot

As a hard rock/ metal head I didn't want to listen to poison either

@@BklynRulz U know what I meant

You were 14 ?

@@ttllymxico no, my friend. Penultimate means 'second last' - their last two shows were in London in November 2002. I was 26.

@@richfrommitch No. I mean the Original era. You aren't the Generation lol.

@@ttllymxico oh I see. Correct. I got into Fugazi when I was about 20.

Absolutely.

@@thedukeofchortlebury9124 Ian MacKaye was, we don't know about the rest of the band...Ian MacKaye said 'straight edge' was his own personal philosophy, he never intended it to become a movement

Anime crap

​@@aaof-d-mio-fv2fbthat's true , I don't like anime either, i just found this picture cool back then when i was 16-17 year old, i don't know shit about anime. Lol

lol no this is 80´s styles 90´s was more commercial VVhat generation are you ?

You are not the generation right ?

@@aaof-d-mio-fv2fb It's not 1980s styles. I lived through both, and this is pure 1990s post-HC/punk/skate wear from the era. Disagree if you want, but there is simply no way this was 1988. No one back then dressed the way this crowd dresses here.

​@@aaof-d-mio-fv2fb Fix your spacing

It's 1988, from their debut album (EP) "7 Songs". 😊

Compared to you I guess

if this isnt a troll, its the least punk rock thing to ever be said.

You HAVE to be trolling, but sadly after the Trump years I've learned there are so many gullible people out there that somehow see Richie rich as "punk rock" all because he wants to break things. They're convinced he ran for office to change things -- rather than it being a giant PR stunt to boost his brand, except he unexpectedly won. I get it (sort of), in 2016 he claimed he wanted to destroy the status quo -- but supporting a crook who was born a millionaire and never showed an OUNCE of compassion for the working-class and puts his name in gold on everything... THAT is your guy? This man has FLEECED his supporters for cash with endless grifts (Trump University? Trump NFT trading cards? Trump Bibles, etc). It's beyond parody. If you wrote him as the villain in a movie script, the studio would reject it for being too on the nose, a caricature of a sleaze-bag. This dude isn't allowed to run charities anymore because he was pocketing the money.... but yeah ... he cares about the working class right? Forget the criminal charges and sexual assaults, attempted overthrowing of the 2020 election, the added 1.5 TRILLION DOLAR tax give away to the ultra rich that was all added to the debt, or the worst mishandling of Covid by any leader on EARTH that killed an unnecessary half million more people because he made masking and vaccines a political issue and test of loyalty to him ... let's overlook those minor blemishes. At what point do his supporters not clue in to the fact that he's just trying to separate their money from them? And his determination to seek office again is to get himself out of charges -- since he will again 100% place loyalists in his justice department, rather than people who umm like ... serve the people. Anyone with an ounce of street smarts can tell Trump is a con-artist and sounds like a grade 7 ad-libbing a book report for a book he never read... it's all about his ego, all about the optics of his presidency on TV. And yet these poor rubes listen to him bitch and complain at his rallies about "how badly he's treated" and they think "yep ... he's fighting for ME". Much like the fixed income grannies who send their last dollar to televangelists that claim Jesus wants them to have a third private jet, these people deserve everything they've asked for, absolute fools. But the fact that there are punk-rockers who are under the maga spell is so embarrassing I want to crawl inside out.

@@wellandy Ya, like punks would support a money grubbing capitalist pig like Trump...Trump represents everything true punks detested....problem is a lot of right wingers and Neo-Nazis were attracted to punk back then...mostly b/c they could shave their heads, get Fk'd up, and beat up minorities, gays and hippies