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« Reply #15 on: December 14, 2005, 12:57:47 AM »
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My Chemical Romance


ewww!

Now that your coming to your sense, i think soon you'll renounce that too.


just a prediction.


Hm? I thought you liked them... unless you just recently changed your mind.

Well, anyway I've said it before and I'll say it again - I'm not much for music with lyrics at all, though there are some I really like. Can't think of any right off the top of my head though. For the most part, no music really bothers me except for rap and probably country, though I haven't heard much of that. That is to say of course, those are the only two I've heard that I really can't stand.
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« Reply #16 on: December 14, 2005, 01:13:51 AM »
My hate towards Hip Hop after Nelly came to be was strong untill I found Mos Def. Now I only listen to East Coast Hip Hop instead of all five nations.
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« Reply #17 on: December 14, 2005, 01:15:40 AM »
I like to keep an open mind about all music styles, but punk is dead, and has lost all meaning. I don't think repetitiveness has anything to do with genre, just quality. It depends on the artists. Genres are just cages. Once you decide a genre, that limits you in a lot of ways.
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« Reply #18 on: December 14, 2005, 02:29:57 AM »
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Almeidaboo, I tell you like I told some other Americans(continental, not US-Americans), go to Dutch rock. Kinslayer, ZKX and some other dude like it. Plus, it doesn't sound the same as American pop-rock bands. Mainly because we, the Dutch, are good lovers and don't have to sing about our gfs dumping us. You should ask me once for something.


Iīll try them out Drace...Although I made up my ears about the whole thing, Iīm always open to new stuff yīknow? Actually, when searching for new music, I go  here and download random stuff from the FTPs...thatīs whre I found Authority Zero, A Perfect CIrcle, Allister and Scary kids scaring kids, for example.

 
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Umm... this is the same thing as everything. You ***** about punk being the same thing in every song, but rap, country, rock, all of those are the same too. Even the blues, it's all generic.


Disagreed. Some Bands can still outshine others, even inside a specific genre. For example Green Day, Bad Religion, Offspring. Theyīre completely different, all awesome bands, all punk rock bands. My Chemical ROmance is pretty much recent, and brought a new agressive music, inside punk rock.

Side note: fusion of genres usually makes a crappy new one (nu-metal, for instance). But "dirtying" a genre with another can be pretty good, like punk-metal. Pure genres are mostly good, but dying. Transition genres (post-grunge ---> hard rock) are between my favourites.
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« Reply #19 on: December 14, 2005, 02:45:31 AM »
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Disagreed. Some Bands can still outshine others, even inside a specific genre. For example Green Day, Bad Religion, Offspring. Theyīre completely different, all awesome bands, all punk rock bands. My Chemical ROmance is pretty much recent, and brought a new agressive music, inside punk rock.


I need some more proof than 'all awesome'. They all use the same bogus, simple guitar riffs with the same cheesy teeny bopper lyrics.

I like some rap, like Swollen Members.
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« Reply #20 on: December 14, 2005, 03:05:20 AM »
o.O

I like hip hop or metal. There is no real in between for me. So its like...either As I Lay Dying or Notorious B.I.G. (The Biggie Duets...****ing AMAZING!) in my cd player. MCR is OKAY. But thats about it. THis is the part where I would bash everything else, but I dont judge.
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« Reply #21 on: December 14, 2005, 06:14:56 AM »
I agree, there are still good punk bands. The Bouncing Souls, Donots, Ash, Yellowcard and Autopilot Off are a few I like. But I prefer Hard Rock, Metal and Metalcore.

EDIT: While I post this, I'll post some of my favourite Dutch bands.

- After Forever
- All For Nothing
- Autumn
- Band Zonder Banaan (You could also search BZB for this)
- De Heideroosjes
- Di-Rect
- Heidevolk
- Is Ook Schitterend (Could also be found as IOS)
- Jovink & De Voederbietels (If you can't find anything with this name, try just Jovink.)
- Peter Pan Speedrock
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« Reply #22 on: December 14, 2005, 06:30:58 AM »
That's one emo spankfest of a list you just compiled.
Emo isn't really a type of hardcore, it's more of a variation..
Almeidaboo, Greenday is one of my least favorite bands, but whatever floats your goat. If it makes your ears happy it's none of my concern. My Chemical Romance is pretty lousy, though. The last song I heard by them had like, no progression. It could have been 10 seconds long.
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« Reply #23 on: December 14, 2005, 06:37:34 AM »
it's alil something we like to call material hype ^_-
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« Reply #24 on: December 14, 2005, 09:45:41 AM »
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Disagreed. Some Bands can still outshine others, even inside a specific genre. For example Green Day, Bad Religion, Offspring. Theyīre completely different, all awesome bands, all punk rock bands. My Chemical ROmance is pretty much recent, and brought a new agressive music, inside punk rock.


I need some more proof than 'all awesome'. They all use the same bogus, simple guitar riffs with the same cheesy teeny bopper lyrics.

I like some rap, like Swollen Members.


Well, compare. Compare Offspring to Simple Plan and you'll see that even though the quality doesnīt resides in complexity of the instruments (although Offspring are much more concerned than simple plan when it comes to "changing notes" hahaha), Offspring's song are more "worked on", they donīt feel all the same. Better, theyīre not all the same. You can tell itīs a pretty distinct band.

SAme for green day....you canīt find a punk band (maybe "ex" punk band, who knows...) like Green Day, just because it feels different from the mainstream punk bands of nowaday.

I used "awesome" to express my own taste, so donīt take it seriously...
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« Reply #25 on: December 14, 2005, 10:09:25 AM »
Punk is a joke these days.....Its packaged....Franchise stores selling the image of discontent, in order to give monotony to individualism....

When I was young.....13-16 I was pretty punked up......It was cool....Spiky things.....Old punk music was cool.....it was the early 90's so bands like NOFX and SNFU and Lagwagon, were all shitty bubblegum punk.....we were all about the old punk rock...

I stopped dressing like a hypocrite eventually....

The reason punk is popular, is because they want it to be....if THEY make punk popular, Anarchy and revolution and social reform, become cliche.

Simple plan? Punk? HAHAHAHA!

no.

Good Charlotte?

no.

Rap.....

An equivalent comercial pimping of subculture, but imposed on Black culture....

Rap and Punk started not too far apart from  eachother....they are more similar than youd think.....

And they, today, are still pretty much the same in ratio to eachother....Only now they are both stagnant mass-produced artforms, rather than New, and grassroots, and Independant.
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« Reply #26 on: December 14, 2005, 10:39:21 AM »
i have to say rock is ok
i love ozzy as he,s the king of rock music
as im  older i got to now all the uk rock punk
like Stranglers The Specials
The Undertones  and rock like Metallica music on that line
but music has got mad in the year,s
like crazy frog and all the kid
have the ring tones
what the hell going on

in my dads time
some silly old songs
1969, Dick-A-Dum-Dum by Des O'Connor
I'ma Pink Toothbrush, you're a Blue Toothbrush : Max Bygraves
and my dad   he,s old  say that what the hell is that there saying your music is no good
in day,s  that what i called music he,s funny some time,s
as he has lot of music to jazz motown dance brum and bass
hiphop ska ragger triphop and lots more as i did djing
but stoped as my mum needed all my time as she got ill

i got to know what going on in the world of music in djing
as i loved looking on mtv to see what was in or out of music
and going to the shop for new music you name it i may have it
from the 1960,s  dads music to 2003 my music
2003 thats when i stop djing as moved
were im living now

and yes pop rock is what i call it

thank for you time
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« Reply #27 on: December 14, 2005, 10:55:14 AM »
the only punk I listen to is the ramones.

And as george harrison said" punk is garbage, just garbage. It's so angry, And I wonder about what? Music is all about expressing how you feel, not  malicious choas"

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« Reply #28 on: December 14, 2005, 03:00:23 PM »
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That's one emo spankfest of a list you just compiled.
Emo isn't really a type of hardcore, it's more of a variation..
Almeidaboo, Greenday is one of my least favorite bands, but whatever floats your goat. If it makes your ears happy it's none of my concern. My Chemical Romance is pretty lousy, though. The last song I heard by them had like, no progression. It could have been 10 seconds long.


You can't be talking about my list right now, so I'll just ignore this post of yours.
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« Reply #29 on: December 14, 2005, 04:02:50 PM »
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it's alil something we like to call material hype ^_-


What do you mean?
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