Episode 362 - Chris "Opie" Moore (Negative Approach, Youth Patrol, Crossed Wire)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2021

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

It's Negative Approach Week on Turned Out A Punk! Kicking it off with former Negative Approach & Youth Patroler: CHRIS MOORE! Listen in as Damian sits down with his friend, live at Dinosaur Jr.'s Camp Fuzz II & talks about the birth of Detroit hardcore. From borrowing your aunt's vest for the Devo show, to the punk vs. hardcore divide, to the differences between the early scenes, to the violence that brought it to an end: this is NOT TO BE MISSED!

& don't forget to look for Chris' latest work at cmooremusic.bandcamp.com or crmooreart.com!

Also Touched On:

Hangin’ at the Skatepark in 1978

W4Play: Finding punk on the radio

The Clash

“It was like getting hit by a train”: seeing Devo

Meeting Jerry Casale

The Minor Threat show that kicked it off

Forming Youth Patrol

Necros sussing people out

“Are they even in the music?”: violence

Joining Negative Approach

The early Detroit scene

Recording the first 7”

Going to NY: “I’m going to live here when I get older!”

Meeting the Misfits

DC's vs Detroit's tastes

Finding The Freezer

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1:39.3	and feeding me and the kids. So, Hello and welcome to another edition of Turn Out of Punk. I'm your host
2:16.8	Damien Abraham. Once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who grew up
2:20.8	into Punk. May I may not still be involved with punk, but had the life changed
2:23.7	about the genre in a major way.
2:26.4	And today on the show, huge guest for me, an incredibly cool person that I've known for
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