Terror Zone Podcast

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Ok, so this may be a fun episode for some but to others you may not give a fuck about my trip to New York and seeing the biggest hardcore show in 14 months or so. 

It was a great time and I am glad that I went. If you don't agree, or think I'm selfish and stupid, keep moving. This isn't for you. It was a great experience and some weird shit happened on my 36 hour journey in NYC. 

Thanks for checking it out and hope you enjoy the episode! 

Great episode next week, stay tuned!

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This was a fun one with Rick and Ed. Ed is from a former Detroit Hardcore/Hip Hop group Universal Stomp. Sick band! You can find most of their stuff on YouTube and Spotify. 

Rick has been on before and he is a Detroit hip hop artist and also front man of Detroit Hardcore outfit, Bloody Knuckle Combat! Check their shit out. 

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I hope not to torture you guys with a solo podcast but I wanted to try and do something different for once.  I'm just trying to shoot the shit, rather than have the interview type conversation. Let you know some things that I'm doing and rambling like an idiot. Check out the instagram and send me flyers! or email anything you want to the podcast address. 

No video to this podcast, just a short audio version because I recorded with my shirt off, yuck. Let me know if this was a waste of time or not hahaha!

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Jimmy Doom. Punk Rocker, Author, Actor, Bartender. This guy is fantastic and as real as it gets. I wanted to try and go back in time with Jimmy because he's been around a long time. Early 80s when it was still brand new. Shit compared to time, hardcore is still brand new. Nobody knows what they're doing and we all have our own outlook. That's the great thing. I'm going to keep this short because I am already late on it but thank you for sticking around! Share it or don't! Either way, thank you for the support after 12 episodes. More opportunities for you and I are on the horizon and it's taking on a life of it;s own! I'm happy people enjoy it.

Jimmy has a great book  as well, called "Humans, Being". It is 365, one hundred word short stories. ! every day for a year! Find it on Amazon! 

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D Bloc is coming for you! This episode was a good one because I got to dive into someone elses life from the Detroit Hardcore scene. Super fun episode and learned a lot from him. Camden has traveled a lot and done a lot of cool things. Currently still active in the military, respect to him for that. 

The newest band about to hit the streets is D Bloc. I know there are other projects coming up but this was a good one to get in to. Especially forming during the pandemic. I'm glad people can still get together and make music and create something in the middle of bullshit times. I think these guys are going to come out swinging full force. They have a lot of people backing them and on their side. 

Anyways, I'm glad people are still interested and share the podcast with others. Please keep doing so. You guys are great!

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You already know by the title this is a banger! Mikey Hood has been involved in Hardcore for a very long time and has been through it all. We talk about the Westcoast hardcore scene and his relationship with Detroit. And of course we go over Victory Records fun stuff.

Lots of good stories and good talks about touring, guns and just insane people stuff. We're both crazy so it's what should be expected. We do talk about how his barber business has survived under the restrictions ongoing in California and opinions on what's actually happening.

You either agree or disagree and that's ok. I hope the listeners are as open minded as I am and don't hate people because they disagree with your politics or whatever the fuck you feel on ANY topic. Except racists, and pedophiles. We kill racists and torture pedophiles.

Please share or subscribe or whatever you're supposed to do to help a brother out.

Love you guys, thanks for everything!

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 This episode was a fun one. Just a Sunday afternoon bullshit session. We didn't talk too much hardcore this week, just a fun conversation about Muay Thai, good times and whatever else. Jam is a fun guy to talk to. He's had plenty of experiences and done a lot of cool shit.

I think it's good to break it up from strictly hardcore and talk some every day stuff every once in a while. If you guys keep listening you get to know me a little bit as a person I guess and the other people I have on. that can go 2 ways. You can see what kind of idiot I really am. Don't tell anyone.

Let me know if you like these types of episodes where it's just talkin shit or if you want to keep it strictly hc. Thanks again for all the support and listeners. You guys are cool, not me.

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Zac Hillard, ex cXc, FTS and motherfuckin' gangsta!

If there is one conversation I can recommend to anyone, it would for sure be this one. Zac was never in a band or has nothing to promote but we go into depth about having to earn his spot in the hardcore scene in Detroit and especially making room for the straightedge kids.

Zac is nothing short of a loyal friend and a great father these days. Back in the 90s and early 2000's he was the enforcer and guy to go to if there was ever any shit that popped off at a show in Detroit. Like I said, I did not know him and had the totally wrong impression. I was afraid of him, I didn't even want to make eye contact because he was literally the hardcore boogeyman.

He knew this, but he goes on to tell me that that was never his intent but he did have a chip on his shoulder for having to earn his spot in the scene and having to fight for what was his as well. He grew up involved in gangs in Flint then eventually started a crew of his own called the Flint Town Crazies. Are you kidding me?! Later only to join the infamous Detroit chapter of the Courage Crew Brotherhood.

Everyone has heard rumors and seen things online and whatever else but I learned a lot from Zac. We were in different generations of hardcore where he was about 10 years ahead of me. I missed the shit we talked about and I am ultimately grateful for what was already there for a lot of people my age that had just found hardcore in the early 2000's. I heard things but had no idea.

This got deep. We spoke on learning when it's time to call the quits and move on with your life. Especially if there's nothing here for you and you're not bettering yourself and growing with age. We spoke on suicide and abuse, fighting and getting shot at. Just a chaotic lifestyle and I didn't know the half of it. I'm sure most didn't. You're in for a treat. I am grateful for this conversation and I am glad we were honest with each other on numerous topics and I am happy he is doing so well in life. 

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Suicide Kings Hip Hop - Go Outside https://youtu.be/AF6xNJhfwOM

SK new album Ceremonia on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/search/ceremonia%20suicide%20kings]

The Alliance Hit em up album https://theallianceglhc.bandcamp.com/

Hyde- The Skys False Persona Album https://tribunalrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-skys-false-persona

I wanted to have Joe Hyde on because his music has always made a buzz here in Detroit, whether it was Hyde, or the hip hop stuff. I can tell you first hand that some of the lyrics from The Alliance have stuck with me over the past 16 or so years because when you're hearing these things as an impressionable and suggestible teen, it can change the way you look and think about things. We're all shitheads and assholes but these types of bands are what make us. Maybe just a local band but certain hardcore bands influence humans. Yeah, I'm a fuckin fan.

If you go back and listen to any of the albums you will notice it's usually about friendship and loyalty and working harder. A lot of that might stick with you but it's actually harder to live those words. We can always work harder. Especially me!

But anyway this band has always been great, Joe has always been pretty chill and down to earth. I'm glad he took the time to come on because we talked about a bunch of things including the 6 months he spent in Thailand training Thai boxing locally and we talked a lot about that. Reallllly interesting stuff.

Please go check out his new album. You can get it everywhere including spotify and other stuff. And share my shit!

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This is a crazy one because I have always been a big fan of The Suicide Machines and they've been around way longer than I have, and even before  THPS. Fun story on how they ended up on the original Tony Hawk Pro Skater game. 

I thought this was a milestone for me because even though J is a down to earth, straight up punk rocker - he is huge to me. Everyone I have had on, has had an impact on the entire reason I'm doing this. I hop everyone enjoys this and it's an honor over and over again to talk to the people I have. 

Thank you for checking it out.