LJDH – Don’t Forget Your Roots!

from LJDH Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Le Journal Du Hard Épisode du lundi 29 Avril 2013 Et oui, ce soir Emmanuel Morgane et Julius Channel se souviennent du fait qu'ils n'ont pas diffusé de hardcore punk 80ies , du moins à forte dose. C'est le moment de réparer cette erreur, avec en bonus une session grindcore/ crustcore ( Repulsion, Inhumate, Doom, SxOxB). Attention, on ne s'intéresse qu'aux Etats-Unis, même si des groupes comme Olho Seco, Colera ( Brésil), Discharge, GBH, Varukers, Broken Bones, Chaos UK ( UK), Heimatlos, Kromozom 4, Flitox, Final Blast, Pariapunk, Parkinson Square ( France), High Circle, Crash Box, Negazione ( Italie), Terveet Kadet, Rattus ( Scandinavie), GISM, Gauze ( Japon)...Non, ont droit de cité ce soir TSOL, DRI, Cro Mags, Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, Beastie Boys, The Worst, Reagan Youth, Heart Attack, The Misfits, Zero Boys, The Cheifs, YDI, Black Flag, Void, The Freeze...et Raw Power, exception qui confirme la règle....

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