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Max Glycine

PostPosted: Sun Oct 01, 2006 8:20 am


PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.

*coughRamonescough*
PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 3:59 pm


what about the STYX? they wrote some pretty good ones

The_Cello_Chan_

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JASolomon

PostPosted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 10:04 am


Jill Juvenile
Plural of cello is cellos. I think. I've always been the only cello around so I never had the oppertunity to use the plural xd

Hmm, music...lately I've been into thrash and power violence. Charles Bronson heart , Municipal Waste, Magrudergrind, Common Enemy, Hirax. Also a lot of the Flatliners and No-Ca$h, but they don't fit in the afformentioned category.


Do you like Spazz and Hellnation? Personally my favourite Power Violence bands.

Municpal Waste is an interesting example, because their last album was incredibly metal, yet was embraced by a punk and hardcore audience (they do declare themselves to be the "Speed Metal Punks"). The punk influence in the music got punk kids into it, whilst the metal riffs kept the guys with long hair headbanging. I wouldn't really like to say what "punk" is, because its an umbrella term that can be used to descrbie music, dress-sense, lifestyle, politics etc A lot of the bands that I would consider to be truly "punk" mostly have the D.I.Y. ethic; I think thats an important aspect (although it doesn't have to be).
PostPosted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 4:18 pm


Definition of Punk: I have no Idea, I just recognize it from instinct.

Some good Punk music:
Kampfzone
The Angelic Upstarts
Condemned 84

Soviet Reunion


Soviet Reunion

PostPosted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 3:57 pm


Cllo-Chan
okay. i have a question. what would Pink Floyd qualify as? And the Rolling Stones?
Pink Floyd is Psychedelic Rock. Rolling stones are rock & roll.
PostPosted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 3:36 pm


Punk music has no boundaries, no limits, no guidelines.

What's more to say?

If you want to get into punk culture and band's ethics and beliefs, that's a different concept and shouldn't be considered in defining punk as a music genre.

falsethreats


Spicy_McHaggis

PostPosted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 2:13 pm


xANTI-HUMANx
PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.

*coughRamonescough*
so what preps wear misfits tees and dont even know its a band.
i really dont care what they listen to. hey i love dead kennedys. if they start listening to them im not gonna burn my dk albums. id probably be happy.
hoping that theyd learn something or use their brains for something other than whos on prom court, who can i copy off of, whos dating who, or how to get into a high paying career that doesnt intellectually stimulate me.

maybe theyd expand their horizons buddha forbid
PostPosted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 9:51 pm


Spicy_McHaggis
xANTI-HUMANx
PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.

*coughRamonescough*
so what preps wear misfits tees and dont even know its a band.
i really dont care what they listen to. hey i love dead kennedys. if they start listening to them im not gonna burn my dk albums. id probably be happy.
hoping that theyd learn something or use their brains for something other than whos on prom court, who can i copy off of, whos dating who, or how to get into a high paying career that doesnt intellectually stimulate me.

maybe theyd expand their horizons buddha forbid


I agree that I won't stop listening to something because it's popular. But I would develop a rage which would burn with the white hot intensity of a billion suns, so much do I hate the preps. I find that punk music tends to be set in such a way that it goes afainst the grain of those people though.

Delik


falsethreats

PostPosted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 10:02 pm


Delik
Spicy_McHaggis
xANTI-HUMANx
PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.

*coughRamonescough*
so what preps wear misfits tees and dont even know its a band.
i really dont care what they listen to. hey i love dead kennedys. if they start listening to them im not gonna burn my dk albums. id probably be happy.
hoping that theyd learn something or use their brains for something other than whos on prom court, who can i copy off of, whos dating who, or how to get into a high paying career that doesnt intellectually stimulate me.

maybe theyd expand their horizons buddha forbid


I agree that I won't stop listening to something because it's popular. But I would develop a rage which would burn with the white hot intensity of a billion suns, so much do I hate the preps. I find that punk music tends to be set in such a way that it goes afainst the grain of those people though.


Since punk music's popular now (especially with the release of American Hardcore), you all know the only solution is to create a new form of music that normal people would hate. That's really what the 80's hardcore punk scene was all about.

PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.


I don't think Green Day ever thought they were punk because preppy kids buy their music. Most punk bands eventually look towards making money anyway. Look what happened to TSOL, Bad Brains, Anti-Flag, Misfits, Dead Kennedys (minus Biafra), Bad Religion, and Adolscents (at least I suspect them).
PostPosted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 6:15 pm


falsethreats

Since punk music's popular now (especially with the release of American Hardcore), you all know the only solution is to create a new form of music that normal people would hate. That's really what the 80's hardcore punk scene was all about.

PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.


I don't think Green Day ever thought they were punk because preppy kids buy their music. Most punk bands eventually look towards making money anyway. Look what happened to TSOL, Bad Brains, Anti-Flag, Misfits, Dead Kennedys (minus Biafra), Bad Religion, and Adolscents (at least I suspect them).


And thus we learn how many a good punk band remained faithful to their roots: By destroying themselves before money could become an issue. Also, as a fan of Bad Religion I admit they had a sellout period, but they seem to have gotten their asses in gear as of late. And yes, the 80's punk movement had it right.

Delik


falsethreats

PostPosted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 7:24 pm


Delik
falsethreats

Since punk music's popular now (especially with the release of American Hardcore), you all know the only solution is to create a new form of music that normal people would hate. That's really what the 80's hardcore punk scene was all about.

PL3453_K1LL_M3
@ newatreides:

The Blink 182 quote is the gayest thing I've ever heard.
The Green Day quote is the only cool thing I've ever heard Billy say. Green Day is just a trend. Trying to make a buck off of people who think that a band that was once considered punk is punk. I don't think it's punk to have prepps buy and love your album.


I don't think Green Day ever thought they were punk because preppy kids buy their music. Most punk bands eventually look towards making money anyway. Look what happened to TSOL, Bad Brains, Anti-Flag, Misfits, Dead Kennedys (minus Biafra), Bad Religion, and Adolscents (at least I suspect them).


And thus we learn how many a good punk band remained faithful to their roots: By destroying themselves before money could become an issue. Also, as a fan of Bad Religion I admit they had a sellout period, but they seem to have gotten their asses in gear as of late. And yes, the 80's punk movement had it right.

Ian Mackaye and Jello Biafra must feel isolated. -_-
PostPosted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 7:08 pm


Probably, but maybe we'll get lucky and have a return of 80's style punk music so they can feel less isolated... But I think the music industry needs reform first.

Delik


falsethreats

PostPosted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 9:39 pm


Delik
Probably, but maybe we'll get lucky and have a return of 80's style punk music so they can feel less isolated... But I think the music industry needs reform first.

No, the music industry will be the same consumer-wanting shithole. A whole new musical revolution that isn't punk is what needs to happen. Unforunately, I can't imagine what new and radical music anyone in this generation can create. -_-
PostPosted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 3:37 pm


falsethreats
Delik
Probably, but maybe we'll get lucky and have a return of 80's style punk music so they can feel less isolated... But I think the music industry needs reform first.

No, the music industry will be the same consumer-wanting shithole. A whole new musical revolution that isn't punk is what needs to happen. Unforunately, I can't imagine what new and radical music anyone in this generation can create. -_-


Hmm... Psychotronic?

Delik


falsethreats

PostPosted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 8:54 pm


Delik
falsethreats
Delik
Probably, but maybe we'll get lucky and have a return of 80's style punk music so they can feel less isolated... But I think the music industry needs reform first.

No, the music industry will be the same consumer-wanting shithole. A whole new musical revolution that isn't punk is what needs to happen. Unforunately, I can't imagine what new and radical music anyone in this generation can create. -_-


Hmm... Psychotronic?

Okay. Lets do it NOW!
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