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Sweet_and_Sour 31 year old male Evansville, IN (US) Angelia Darlene Vansickle 1991-2010(daint ylittlefreak) [more]
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I love me some Terror, Champion, and Ceremony. | |||||
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On April 8, 2010, 12:55AM, nightside_shadow said: Tragedy | |||||
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Paint It Black are really cool. | |||||
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Trap Them are sweet. I got to see them a few years back on a really awesome tour with Modern Life is War and Trash Talk. | |||||
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....I just like anger | |||||
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Traditional hardcore kinda died with the 80s. | |||||
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On April 9, 2010, 5:25PM, Dehumanize said: On April 9, 2010, 6:19PM, SONIC_DEATH said: Traditional hardcore kinda died with the 80s. Post Hardcore died with At the Drive-in. This is just stupid. Hardcore's pretty monotonous. "Hey we like powerchords and being pissed off, let's see how long we can drag this out." ----- Boo Yah! | |||||
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I liked HIL when I was 16. | |||||
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lol | |||||
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haha yeth, you should go to my myspace and hear my cover of "sometimes" | |||||
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in yo comments. | |||||
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On April 9, 2010, 7:40PM, Dehumanize said: Congratulations, you just discovered punk and metal. It's all alive, you're just ignorant. He Is Legend is not a hardcore band. I'm not ignorant, doing the same exact thing with no innovation for 20+ years is not innovation. ----- Andromeda, it's like asking for 5 nuggets but you get 7 and a switchblade. | |||||
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The No Wave Scene from the 70s is punk rock. There was expression and though not many of them could play their instruments they had *gasp* soul. | |||||
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On April 10, 2010, 1:31AM, Youreyeah said: I really don't feel like quoting the 5 or 6 comments I'd like to respond to, but here's my 2 cents. I don't feel like I'm in the wrong for listening to (and playing) music that isn't "innovative" or "groundbreaking". I spent the last year and a half playing shows and touring with a folk rock band that attempted "innovation". Now I'm in a punk rock band that is playing the same style of music that has been repeated time and time again for the past decade. And yet, I still get greater satisfaction from the band with little to no "experimentation" than I did in that pretentious indie-rock band. Why's that? I just enjoy this style more. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Why is it that everytime somebody experiments or tries something it's called pretentious? That's the most overused word next to hipster. You get satisfaction because playing punk is easy and gets a few young people pumped and given the right energy it is fun to be around. There's definitely nothing wrong with wanting that fun energy. But when you listen to harcore band one after the other over a certain amount of years, you realize how little it develops. would it really hurt to add a few new effects pedals? At least ska uses delay. ----- My guitar has a g string.... | |||||
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On April 10, 2010, 2:31AM, Youreyeah said: I really don't feel like quoting the 5 or 6 comments I'd like to respond to, but here's my 2 cents. I don't feel like I'm in the wrong for listening to (and playing) music that isn't "innovative" or "groundbreaking". I spent the last year and a half playing shows and touring with a folk rock band that attempted "innovation". Now I'm in a punk rock band that is playing the same style of music that has been repeated time and time again for the past decade. And yet, I still get greater satisfaction from the band with little to no "experimentation" than I did in that pretentious indie-rock band. Why's that? I just enjoy this style more. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. aw man, no more Men Working In Trees? =/ | |||||
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I love almost all effects. | |||||
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Manchester Orchestra are fucking TRASH, oh man. Glad someone else hates them. | |||||
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On April 10, 2010, 3:40AM, Youreyeah said: On April 10, 2010, 2:35AM, verlaine said: On April 10, 2010, 2:31AM, Youreyeah said: I really don't feel like quoting the 5 or 6 comments I'd like to respond to, but here's my 2 cents. I don't feel like I'm in the wrong for listening to (and playing) music that isn't "innovative" or "groundbreaking". I spent the last year and a half playing shows and touring with a folk rock band that attempted "innovation". Now I'm in a punk rock band that is playing the same style of music that has been repeated time and time again for the past decade. And yet, I still get greater satisfaction from the band with little to no "experimentation" than I did in that pretentious indie-rock band. Why's that? I just enjoy this style more. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. aw man, no more Men Working In Trees? =/ They're still around, yo. I'm just not an official member anymore. In fact, they just put out a new EP a month back or so. I'm filling in on bass when they go back out of the road this summer, though. ah, cool cool. | |||||
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Fuzz is ALWAYS good. To me anyway. | |||||
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I can respect the fact you dislike fuzz, some effects can be kinda lame. |
