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Counter-Culture, And An All Out Assault On Western Civilization
‘You're probably reading this magazine because you're nterested in
music made by bands from the hardcore punk community. Why does this par-
ticular music speak to you? Hardcore music s filled with fury, with rage, with
passionate desires and high aspirations. It is music o people who are discon-
tent, who want more out of lfe, who are angry about something. | think i’ safe
10y that most of the people who are involved in the hardcore community are
drawn 1o it because they are dissatisfied with the world around them, and are
conscious that they want something more. This even includes those who only
seem tobe involved ini for enterainment and social inecaction, for therwise.

why did they choose hardore over other “youth subcultures™?

The factis thatthere arc ot of di
today, and a lot of dissatis

sfied people in America

4 people in Europe and Asia too—in

INTRODUCTION:
Manifesto for

Inside

Aftica, in South America, in Australia. There's a ot (0 be dissai

fied about i the world today. Anyone who thinks we live in the
best of all possible worlds s not fucking paying atention.

Sothe obvious question is: What i it we are angry
abour? Why are we drawn to hardcore punk? What do we
eally want? There may be a thousand different answers (o
those questions, even a thousand different answers for each
of us, But we owe it o ourselves to answer them, if we want
10 get anything out of our lives a al, out of our very num-
bered days—how many more days, months, decades can we.

waste living unfulfilled?

Thus,Inside Front. This magazine is dedicated to

ot only providing news about hardeore music, but also to

be an integral part of keeping up with the music iself.

And so, finaly, “revolution.” By “revolution” we

fundamentl change in ourlives, o make them
lives that we can live proudly and happily—change now:
not in some far off hypothetical future. Mar

people are

intimidated by this word, even though they are unhappy with
their present lives. They think that real change is impos-
sible, soin their despairt hurts oo much to even thirk about
it But we have notgiven in to despair. We feel closer to our
‘goals every day as we identiy the forces that have held us
back and decide how 1o srike against them. We will seule
for nothing less than ataining our dreams and desires—life

is 100 short for anything else!
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