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Old 10-22-2013, 10:44 AM   #251 (permalink)
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Can we talk about how d-beat and clockwork punk are the two worst punk offshoots ever?

Anyone I knew who was into clockwork was immediately blacklisted from my life
D-beat really? Some of my favorite bands in general.
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D-beat really? Some of my favorite bands in general.
I love Discharge but the offshoot bands were so formulaic and boring and everyone who liked them was really dirty and gross
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Old 10-22-2013, 10:48 AM   #253 (permalink)
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Can we talk about how d-beat and clockwork punk are the two worst punk offshoots ever?

Anyone I knew who was into clockwork was immediately blacklisted from my life
Never even heard of clockwork. Only d-beat band I've ever listened to was Discharge, and since I've only listened to them once I can't really give an opinion, but I was about as impressed by them as I am by hardcore in general. Not very much in other words.
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Old 10-22-2013, 10:49 AM   #254 (permalink)
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Never even heard of clockwork. Only d-beat band I've ever listened to was Discharge, and since I've only listened to them once I can't really give an opinion, but I was about as impressed by them as I am by hardcore in general. Not very much in other words.

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Old 10-22-2013, 10:51 AM   #255 (permalink)
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I love Discharge but the offshoot bands were so formulaic and boring and everyone who liked them was really dirty and gross
Certainly a crusty genre, but most of my friends were those disgusting stinky guys so there is that. Wow I could name 50 D-beat bands that aren't in the least formulaic and all of the ones listed would have different formulas and different sounding vocalist. I love Wolf Brigade, Doom, Disfear, Disorder, Varukers and Final Conflict just as much as Discharge. But to each their own. Blacklist me, i'll deal with it.
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They all sound the same to me, but I gravitate towards more skinhead oriented/art punk bands so idk
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They all sound the same to me, but I gravitate towards more skinhead oriented/art punk bands so idk
Thats understandable. Honestly of all the D-beat shows I went to, it was rare to see more then a few females.
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Old 10-22-2013, 10:56 AM   #258 (permalink)
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I went to plenty but I was a band girlfriend for most of my teenage years

Anarcho >>>>>>>> d-beat tho
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Old 10-22-2013, 10:58 AM   #259 (permalink)
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I already said I like Discharge but the rest of them I can take or leave

lol does anyone remember the Casualties???? someone fess up to liking them, I know someone had to
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I liked the Casualties when I was 12 and thought the mohawk was some sort of instrument.
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