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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1536581)

I know you play the guitar, but I've never heard you. I want to hear you.

http://donniebshawn.com/anthem.mp3

More posts than me already, and a sensitive guy.

Gee whiz, Chula's got almost as many posts as me.

Posts a lot. Took me, like, two years to pass a thousand posts.

Posts a lot. Took me 3 years to get to 700

Just found his third post.

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1228418)

The Beatles. Definitely. The Beach Boys had some really cool songs, but The Beatles were way ahead of their time period and they made the first psychedelic pop album. MILLIONS of fans can't be wrong.

Seems like everyone's drawn to that thread when they sign up.

EDIT: Mondo's hooked me on, like, 8 bands since I signed up.

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Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds (Post 1536690)

Just found his third post.

A lot of my early posts are gold.

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1228321)

Yes. YES! The internet NEEDS this thread! Just check out urbandictionary and you'll see...

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1228424)

I don't really know many punk bands, but my favorite must be Green Day. Sum 41 is pretty cool too, but I haven't checked it out enough yet.

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1235988)

Hey.
I searched up emo, and found out that it was a genre originated in the mid-80s hardcore punk.
Now, people are using the term emo for ANYTHING that's related to emotion. They're calling bands like My Chemical Romance, Panic! At The Disco and Dashboard Confessional emo, even though they don't fit into the genre. But why is it so? That people (even the producers and the people working in MTV) keep calling bands "emo", though they're not part of the genre, when they even reject it? Is it because that the word "emo" is becoming a more generic term, or is it just misunderstanding?

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1536694)

A lot of my early posts are gold.

Course, a lot of mine are too.

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Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds (Post 1536699)

Course, a lot of mine are too.

You didn't need to remind me. Now my face fell off from all the cringe. Should I go to the emergency room?

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Originally Posted by Briks (Post 1536700)

You didn't need to remind me. Now my face fell off from all the cringe. Should I go to the emergency room?

Don't ask me.

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