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Dillinger posted:Since when is Murphy's Law a meathead band Since forever?
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I can't believe you guys are taking issue with the quantity of "meathead hardcore" that's going to be in a videogame. Can someone draw me a venn diagram of where meathead, toughguy and basketball-jersey hardcore all intersect? Sometimes I get get my subgenres mixed up.
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Apr 25, 2008 23:55
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Grigori Rasputin posted:I can't believe you guys are taking issue with the quantity of "meathead hardcore" that's going to be in a videogame. Can someone draw me a venn diagram of where meathead, toughguy and basketball-jersey hardcore all intersect? Sometimes I get get my subgenres mixed up. It's pretty much all the same poo poo to me. And I take issue with it because if the one punk/hardcore/whatever station in that game is just gonna have a bunch of that then I'll be disappointed since I won't listen to it.
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Apr 26, 2008 00:57
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Mike_V posted:It's pretty much all the same poo poo to me. And I take issue with it because if the one punk/hardcore/whatever station in that game is just gonna have a bunch of that then I'll be disappointed since I won't listen to it. It's actually pretty sweet - they have one song called Liberty City Hardcore or something and its just "LIBERTY CITY HARDCORE gently caress YOU!" the whole time. oh and the station is named LCHC
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Apr 26, 2008 02:12
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Inspector_71 posted:Silverstein is a joke, and Sunny Day Real Estate isn't post-emo, they're one of the earlier emo bands. If you like them, listen to Mineral. Thanks, enjoying Mineral as well as Texas is The Reason now.
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Apr 26, 2008 05:31
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If you like SDRE and Mineral listen to Elliott. You'd probably like them too.
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Apr 26, 2008 13:35
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ChaosNonMusica posted:Since forever? Last I checked they sounded more like an old school punk/hardcore hybrid, and instead of breakdowns and beatdowns they just drank lots of beer and smoked lots of weed and had way more fun than just about any other band ever Jimmy Gestapo rules.
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Apr 26, 2008 14:28
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Not sure if you guys care or not (or if this belongs in another thread), but He Is Legend has posted some demos from their upcoming album: http://www.myspace.com/heislegend
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Apr 26, 2008 14:39
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Competition posted:NFG cover of No Reason Why (Gorilla Biscuits) is sick. When I saw this was happening a while ago I was kinda shocked they'd have the balls to do this. I picked this up for my wife since she gets into NFG in the car and she hates the GB cover so I know it's good. The Int'l Superhero hardcore poo poo is kinda funny too; I had picked this off the web and the Fashion Show song is funny as hell. edit: The whole thing is dumb as poo poo, but it's funny since it's all stereotyped. punxnbutter fucked around with this message at 05:22 on Apr 27, 2008 |
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Apr 26, 2008 19:37
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Murphy's Law can possibly define the Meathead genre that gave rise to immense amounts of really lovely spinoffs and worse fans. Plus its a pretty dumb name. New Inmates record out on Even Worse, snag the Darvocets one too. Midnight record coming out within a few weeks I want to say.
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Apr 26, 2008 20:10
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Punch record release show last night was awesome.
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Apr 26, 2008 22:05
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I'm going to miss Bane by a couple days as well as Ceremony. gently caress me 
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Apr 26, 2008 23:47
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Not an Anthem posted:Murphy's Law can possibly define the Meathead genre that gave rise to immense amounts of really lovely spinoffs and worse fans. Plus its a pretty dumb name. Murphy's Law is a stupid band with a stupid name, but the whole "meat head" thing I'd reserve more for some of their contemporaries. Sure, they where associated with the whole NYHC SKINS deal and it didn't do them any favors, but to be perfectly honest by the time their first album came out they where more or less the goofy stoner kids of the batch. The music is loving lame most of the time (some of it makes me laugh in a good way, but I am an idiot so take that for what it is worth), but to say they define the genre of dipshit NYHC FO LIFE YO is loving wrong. It wouldn't be too off the mark to say Murphy's Law where the Municipal Waste of the late 80's. Keep in mind hardcore was full of violent, iron pumping, hammer-skin courting assholes back then.
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Apr 27, 2008 04:16
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zeldadude posted:It's actually pretty sweet - they have one song called Liberty City Hardcore or something and its just "LIBERTY CITY HARDCORE gently caress YOU!" the whole time. And is apparently located where CBGBs is. [edit: was]
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Apr 27, 2008 05:11
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Saw Sacred Shock from Austin tonight, they were really cool.
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Apr 27, 2008 09:08
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I dunno about anyone else but I think I consider A Wilhelm Scream to be one of the bands that's going to help shape the future of punk. So stupidly talented, terrific live show, amazing energy, great lyrics, inventive and impressive songwriting that's really unlike anyone else out there right now (that I know of). Saw them again last night and I can really see this band taking it to a new level. Just go listen to Career Suicide, and if by the time The Horse comes on you're not swayed, I dunno what to tell ya.
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Apr 27, 2008 17:39
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Just got back from Municipal Waste, it was an awesome show. The Claw and Victims opened. I missed the Claw, but Victims were sick as hell. Waste was great, as usual, and it was in the First Unitarian Church which is my favorite venue. Only downside of the night was three of my friends getting grabbed by undercover cops less than 5 minutes after they got there. They're more pissed about missing Waste than getting arrested, heh. I was surprised though, Waste played Boner City and it was actually good.
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Apr 28, 2008 06:52
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The Waco gently caress lp is sick as hell.
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Apr 28, 2008 17:54
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Dillinger posted:I dunno about anyone else but I think I consider A Wilhelm Scream to be one of the bands that's going to help shape the future of punk. So stupidly talented, terrific live show, amazing energy, great lyrics, inventive and impressive songwriting that's really unlike anyone else out there right now (that I know of). If A Wilhelm Scream is the future of punk then I am the Queen of England.
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Apr 28, 2008 18:11
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answersyouseek posted:If A Wilhelm Scream is the future of punk then I am the Queen of England. The songs I listened to on their myspace sounded like bad 80's Japanese metal.
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Apr 28, 2008 18:38
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rivals posted:Punch record release show last night was awesome. I saw these dudes at a house show in Oakland a month or two back and they were sweet, I look forward to seeing them again - they got a record out now? Wizard Mannequin posted:Just got back from Municipal Waste, it was an awesome show. The Claw and Victims opened. I missed the Claw, but Victims were sick as hell. Waste was great, as usual, and it was in the First Unitarian Church which is my favorite venue. Only downside of the night was three of my friends getting grabbed by undercover cops less than 5 minutes after they got there. They're more pissed about missing Waste than getting arrested, heh. I'm going back to Ohio this weekend and am seeing Victims on Thursday with Appalachian Terror Unit, Delay and a couple friends' bands. Should be real raw.
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Apr 28, 2008 20:36
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Grigori Rasputin posted:I saw these dudes at a house show in Oakland a month or two back and they were sweet, I look forward to seeing them again - they got a record out now? Yeah, they just put out a 7" on Discos Huelga. I think it was only like $4.50ppd for the preorder. Check out https://www.discoshuelga.com .
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Apr 28, 2008 21:37
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I was thinking of buying this http://www.amazon.com/No-Thanks-70s-Punk-Rebellion/dp/B0000DD539/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1209443730&sr=8-1 It is kinda expensive though, so I wanted opinions first. Does it look like a pretty good collection? Also whats the opinion on Story of the Year?
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Apr 29, 2008 05:37
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Cowboy Kyle posted:Also whats the opinion on Story of the Year? I remember liking their first album whenever it came out, but I used to like a lot of terrible poo poo. For some reason, the other day I threw on O'God, The Aftermath by Norma Jean, and it's loving awesome. The choruses on Bayonetwork and Liarsenic are loving killing me.
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Apr 29, 2008 06:51
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So i'm gonna be in Boston at some point over the summer, is there a condensed online listing of concerts or anything for the area?
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Apr 29, 2008 08:11
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https://www.myspace.com/haveheart The new have heart song is kinda poor. Although seems to get better towards the end. Maybe it will grow on me.
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Apr 29, 2008 11:54
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Cowboy Kyle posted:
First album was overproduced by the same guy who did the Used. Few good tracks but definitely hampered by that fact. The last song is a pretty fun westcoast style melodic hardcore song with a sweet fun breakdown at the end. Second album is one no one ever really gave much of a shot. It really sounds like a staight up melodic hardcore record, it's ridiculously catchy, has plenty of punch, good lyrical content...I could see them touring with bands like Ignite or Stretch Arm Strong easily. Hell all the guys in the band are down with the 'core but they won't ever really shrink down past their current level which bums me out. If anything grab this album (In the wake of determination) and listen to it start to finish with an open mind. Also Norma Jean is snoozefest and always has been, but I might be biased because I heard Luti-Kriss at the same time and was like "wow this numetal faggotry became norma jean? what losers"
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Apr 29, 2008 17:11
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A5H posted:The new have heart song is kinda poor. I liked it a lot. Also the new Verse song is awesome.
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Apr 29, 2008 17:25
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RunTo TheHills posted:So i'm gonna be in Boston at some point over the summer, is there a condensed online listing of concerts or anything for the area? Not anymore. BostonDIY.com used to be great, but it's kind of fallen into disuse. Last.fm Events is actually a really good resource though. Dillinger posted:Also Norma Jean is snoozefest and always has been, but I might be biased because I heard Luti-Kriss at the same time and was like "wow this numetal faggotry became norma jean? what losers" That's what I always thought until like, 4 days ago.
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Apr 29, 2008 17:56
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rivals posted:I liked it a lot. Also the new Verse song is awesome. Verse are loving awesome. I would like to see a new from anger and rage. I love that album so much. But it'll probably never happen.
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Apr 29, 2008 18:10
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Oh poo poo, I just found out the Butthole Surfers are playing Asbury Park this June with DEVO. gently caress yeah. I've been listening to the Butthole Surfers constantly lately. Hopefully they're good live.
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Apr 29, 2008 19:10
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A5H posted:Verse are loving awesome. FAAR was a great release but Rebuild was better IMO.
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Apr 29, 2008 19:44
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Wizard Mannequin posted:Oh poo poo, I just found out the Butthole Surfers are playing Asbury Park this June with DEVO. gently caress yeah. I saw them a long long time ago on the Electric Larryland tour with Cibo Matto and it was a pretty good time. A lot of weird rednecks came out of the OH/KY/IN woodwork for that show, the likes of which I have never seen at a show to this day. It was a pretty good-and-nuts big venue show in the mid-90's, I can only imagine what they were like live in the late 80's and early 90's. They had a wall of lights behind the drummer that were triggered by his snare hits, and there was definitely a few "play the drums so the crowd goes blind" moments.
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Apr 29, 2008 20:17
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I really like Norma Jean's first two albums but Redeemer blows. That is all.
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Apr 30, 2008 06:41
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Capitan Dad posted:I really like Norma Jean's first two albums but Redeemer blows. That is all. I agree, but I think Redeemer is still listenable.
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Apr 30, 2008 06:56
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Capitan Dad posted:I really like Norma Jean's first two albums but Redeemer blows. That is all. I don't agree at all - Redeemer is definitely their best album.
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Apr 30, 2008 08:17
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Eight Is Legend posted:Not sure if you guys care or not (or if this belongs in another thread), but He Is Legend has posted some demos from their upcoming album: http://www.myspace.com/heislegend No one here is a fan of these guys, eh?
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Apr 30, 2008 08:22
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Eight Is Legend posted:I don't agree at all - Redeemer is definitely their best album. This can probably be empirically proven false. I think O'God is by far their best, then Bless The Martyr, then Redeemer. Redeemer has the best album art for sure though.
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Apr 30, 2008 10:12
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Inspector_71 posted:This can probably be empirically proven false. I think O'God is by far their best, then Bless The Martyr, then Redeemer. What didn't you like about Redeemer?
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I've been blasting Grade's "Under the Radar" all week. Recommendations?
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