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swim 04-20-2007 07:24 PM

^you don't even like Lifetime? I mean you just seem as the type that would like Lifetime is all really.

MURDER JUNKIE 04-20-2007 07:26 PM

I didn't realize I had a type??

And sadly no, I think Lifetime eats major cock

bardonodude 04-20-2007 11:51 PM

grindcore for the win as the best subgenre of punk =). I would have to say that or screamo. My two favorite genres.

can_i_say 04-21-2007 03:48 AM

All I can say is the obvious; opinions vary. I love Dischord/DC style emo, some of the modern stuff is good, but I can take or leave a lot of it.

Grindcore is awful.

Lifetime were awesome.

White Lies 04-21-2007 05:04 PM

Most subgenres of punk I like, but I don't really like the first wave of punk itself - I don't like the Sex Pistols, and I could live without The Clash and The Ramones and The Damned, etc. I respect these bands, but to me much better things came afterwards - American hardcore, emo (not so much screamo) and most importantly to me, post-punk.

visualsynergy 04-21-2007 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Urban Hatemonger (Post 360303)
I'd much rather listen to an experimental emo band than a bunch of idiots playing the same 3 chords and boring everybody about 'the spirit of 77'

I don't hear many punk bands today only playing 3 chords or still talking about the spirt of 77. There are a lot of great indie/punk bands out today like Black Lips, Be Your Own Pet, Cursive (they're not Emo like many assume), Pretty Girls Make Graves, etc. etc. I haven't really heard many experimental "Emo" bands, but when I say Emo I'm referring to new-age Emo bands like Fall Out Boy and MCR.

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Emo is way more intense and better then punk.
Are you referring to older Emo or the more recent Emo bands like the ones mentioned above? Because if you're referring to stuff like Cursive or Fugazi or similiar bands, calling them Emo would be naive because musicians have been dealing with emotions and introspective lyrics as long as music has been around. So I think even the term Emo when used to describe bands like The Good Life or Cursive or whoever should be destroyed as well. Because once again, I'm referring to the new-age Emo bands that are really just pop masquerading as punk or something else.

sleepy jack 04-21-2007 07:06 PM

There is no such thing as this "new-age" emo, genre standards don't change and i'm not referring to stuff like Fugazi and Cursive I don't consider them emo. Introspective lyrics and emotions doesn't = emo.

tdoc210 04-21-2007 07:15 PM

cursives good but def not emo
fugazi is hardly emo either

The Dave 04-22-2007 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by visualsynergy (Post 360531)
Because if you're referring to stuff like Cursive or Fugazi or similiar bands, calling them Emo would be naive because musicians have been dealing with emotions and introspective lyrics as long as music has been around.

Just because the lyrics have 'emotion' in them, does not make the band emo; never has, never will. ****, Bob Dylan had more emotion than MCR and all these piss-core bands, so is he Emo?

Take your foolishness elsewhere.

Hood 04-22-2007 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by can_i_say (Post 360384)
All I can say is the obvious; opinions vary. I love Dischord/DC style emo, some of the modern stuff is good, but I can take or leave a lot of it.

Grindcore is awful.

Lifetime were awesome.


grindcore is so much better than emo though dude


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