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Old 07-26-2017, 06:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb were 2007 & 2008 the best years for hardcore/punk/emo?
i was wondering if someone has this same feeling of nostalgia about the scene back in 2007 & 2008.
i list some bands that i discovered back then. some of them released an album or two after this, but none compared to their previsious ones.

against me
311
alien ant farm
alkaline trio
less than jake
much the same
none more black
over it
reel big fish
rx bandits
street light manifesto
wilhelm scream
zebrahead

after those years my playlists had hardly evolved, containg the same old classic p/hc/e bands as well, like blink, sum41, yellowcard, new found glory, millencolin, etc, and even some alternative rocks, like incubus.
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You may have discovered them in 07-08, but at least some of those bands were probably WELL past their due date by then.
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Old 07-26-2017, 07:06 PM   #3 (permalink)
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well this came out in 2004

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You may have discovered them in 07-08, but at least some of those bands were probably WELL past their due date by then.
yeah, that i know, but i have this feeling that ever since there were no matching bands. i am aware that it might have to do with my age (those were my golden years) but i've been looking for other bands to follow and there are few like them.
what were the best years for you?
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well this came out in 2004
is this screamo? i don't listen to it that much, but i would recomend this as :

youtube.com/watch?v=lmdsvtQo3iQ
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it's the best screamo/post hardcore album ever
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yeah, that i know, but i have this feeling that ever since there were no matching bands. i am aware that it might have to do with my age (those were my golden years) but i've been looking for other bands to follow and there are few like them.
what were the best years for you?
I don't listen to as much pure hardcore, but I've been listening to a ****load of early metalcore bands, and late nineties is what I keep coming back to.








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Poison The Well sounds like something i would like.
take a listen to this one, it's Kvelertak:

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Love their debut, after that they get kinda meh.
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You may have discovered them in 07-08, but at least some of those bands were probably WELL past their due date by then.
Also most of them are terrible

In fact they're all terrible afaik
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