Music Banter - Emo Class

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Originally Posted by boo boo

Hey professior, can you tell us about the original movement, when and where it began, about the first emo bands and about their influences?

And can you do it without using Wikipedia?

rofl. I've NEVER used wikipedia as any reference in my entire life. I've already discussed the most important aspects, if you want more, I sure ain't your babysitter.

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Originally Posted by Don

rofl. I've NEVER used wikipedia as any reference in my entire life. I've already discussed the most important aspects, if you want more, I sure ain't your babysitter.

Oh wait, you're the emo expert but you can't even give us a little history lession?

If you really want us to believe you know so much, you better start proving it.

C'mon, you're pathetic...At least try, just for sh*ts and giggles.

It's not that I can't, I just can't be bothered. I think someone gave a link regarding the history anyway.

Better start proving it? Well I've done my best to educate the uneducated but I guess I've failed my struggling students.

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Originally Posted by Don

Well just face the fact that this forum is for discussion of underground, hardcore-related emo only, because the people who post here the majority of the time want it to be and if you don't like that just stop posting, we don't want to be "educated". At the end of the day if we didn't want the current wave of "emo" to be discussed we could just rename the forum "hardcore" as the current bands discussed here are hardcore but the mainstrem ones are not.

Yeah, I initially posted this in the rock/metal forum because there was a huge argument regarding whether C&C are emo or not, then it just went from there and it got moved into this forum.

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Originally Posted by Don

Notice how your links are just random people's opinions, I've already pointed this out before too.

Yeah, I love how you judge the articles/sites on the people instead of the actual information in them.

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Originally Posted by Don

But you see, I don't need to, I already explained that most of the tracks have traces of emo is them, but since you don't believe in my (the) definition of emo, then there's no point is there?

So basically, you don't have to prove your opinions?

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Originally Posted by Don

Ermmm, no I didn't, I mentioned the three most important artists in defining emo.

According to your definition, their were many many many people/bands that played this "emo" music before they did.

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Originally Posted by Don

Because we're talking about emo.

Because they're totally different things. :rolleyes:

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Because you don't know what one side of emo is. If you just understood that, you'd finally realise you're wrong.

Sorry, but I fail to see how I am wrong here.

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Originally Posted by Don

Yep, I'd consider Anberlin to be part emo, and you need your ears checked if you think they sound like Simple Plan.

Oh wow, have you heard both of them? Other then the different vocals they're the same genre.

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Originally Posted by Don

There are no Simple Plan songs that are emo.

Contradiction much?

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Originally Posted by Don

Now you're nitpicking on my wording. I should have said they were the first band to play emo music, happy? Barry Manilow? That better be a joke. You really don't understand my concept of emo.

Your concept of emo is pathetic, loose and as I said is just plain to messed up and complicated it followes no guidelines whatsoever its basically whatever don decides is emo.

Ugh i'm done with this thread, theirs no point your arguement blows. Anberlin is emo, but simple plan isn't? Its stupid and confusing and it seems like whatever you want to be emo is emo. Im too tired to bother trying to argue with you, you're like a brickwall on this, and are being close-minded about anything thats not don's opinion.

*leaves thread*