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Old 03-12-2007, 08:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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punk isn't dead. Any DIY band I see in DC is what makes punk still sort of breathing. Or maybe it's just a zombie. In any case....if you make it big then yr not punk. Straight up. Punk isn't a sound that appeals to the masses. Punk isn't charging 35 dollars for a show with a barrier between you and and the crowd. You all really don't seem to know terribly too much about what punk really is.
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Old 03-13-2007, 12:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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punk isn't dead. Any DIY band I see in DC is what makes punk still sort of breathing. Or maybe it's just a zombie. In any case....if you make it big then yr not punk. Straight up. Punk isn't a sound that appeals to the masses. Punk isn't charging 35 dollars for a show with a barrier between you and and the crowd. You all really don't seem to know terribly too much about what punk really is.
see, I think your definition of punk is too narrow. By a LOT of sh*tty, generic sounding "punk" bands copying the sound of bands like good charlotte, ew found glory (and all the other sh*tty clones like them) haven't made it big, and are calling themselves punk. So, by your logic, they would be punk, even though their lyrics ae bland and unidentifiable, their music is manufactured and predictable, and yet because they're unsucsessful they're punk. that makes no sense whatsoever to me.
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Old 03-13-2007, 12:08 PM   #3 (permalink)
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see, I think your definition of punk is too narrow. By a LOT of sh*tty, generic sounding "punk" bands copying the sound of bands like good charlotte, ew found glory (and all the other sh*tty clones like them) haven't made it big, and are calling themselves punk. So, by your logic, they would be punk, even though their lyrics ae bland and unidentifiable, their music is manufactured and predictable, and yet because they're unsucsessful they're punk. that makes no sense whatsoever to me.
No. See those bands are in the mindset of "making it big". They're trying to emmulate popular act. I didn't say every "underground" band was a punk band. Just that mainstream and punk are not the same. Hopefully everyone else got it cos it was pretty clear to me.
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Old 03-13-2007, 05:49 AM   #4 (permalink)
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punk isn't dead. Any DIY band I see in DC is what makes punk still sort of breathing. Or maybe it's just a zombie. In any case....if you make it big then yr not punk. Straight up. Punk isn't a sound that appeals to the masses. Punk isn't charging 35 dollars for a show with a barrier between you and and the crowd. You all really don't seem to know terribly too much about what punk really is.
Yeah dude! I hate paying high prices and being crushed against barriers to see Ignite...
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