FreezingInferno posted:I got chills when Lindsay called Time Of Your Life a punk prom song because that no-joke was my high school graduating class's song. I had no input in picking it, but just how universal a pick is that song for 17 year-olds about to move to adulthood? i’m not american but i still know that it’s an extremely cliche choice for a graduation song
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Vagabundo posted:And Kathleen Hanna and Rammstein, but I suppose they weren't really in the mainstream. Rammstein is pretty mainstream. Basically you have to ignore a lot of artists to come to the conclusion that Greenday made the best protest music of that era. The point that it's pretty lovely to ignore the suffering of others because you're getting some good songs still stands though.
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 13:29 |
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My high school graduation song was "Long Time" by Boston. I still think it should have been "Don't Look Back", but what do I know?
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Green Day played at both my elementary school "graduation" as well as my high school grad. As far as I'm aware it hasn't gone away.
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TheFlyingLlama posted:Green Day is in there weird zone where like, if they were named anything else I'd hate most of their songs...but I was like 10 when american idiot came out and I seriously nostalgia for them in a way that I don't really for any other band oh I have serious nostalgia about Green Day songs because they were about 75% of the music I heard in the late 90s in high school. My first CD was a Green Day album. But 20 years later, they're just... there, in the past.
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The NES's Hardest Mode was only cleared a few days ago. Here's a video detailing how and who did it.
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I remember a person who I did not care for otherwise admittedly going on and on about how deep Boulevard of Broken Dreams and I wanted to yell at them to listen to like any other song ever about how life doesn't work out how you want.
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Dookie is still really fun and Basket Case is a bop, I don't know what you guys are going on about.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snHWQSCItwo Inside the Score argues that of you want your kid to be a musical prodigy, make them watch the original Thomas the tank engine episodes.
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Dias posted:Dookie is still really fun and Basket Case is a bop, I don't know what you guys are going on about. Dookie is an incredibly strong album. Probably belongs in top 10 lists of the 90s.
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 16:48 |
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I like American Idiot but I also sometimes listen to Barry Manilow on purpose and have no shame left when it comes to music
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 16:54 |
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the only song I remember being played at my graduation celebration was Am I Ever Going To See Your Face Again
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 16:58 |
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There was a comment on the protest song video about how the hard-hitting abrasiveness of emo music served as a release for teenagers who could see they were going to inherit a world run by idiots and assholes that doesn't make sense. Despite being an avid emo listener, I can't say I'm the best example of that because I tended to be lost in my own little world instead of using it as an outlet for my frustrations over the political climate at the time.
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HopperUK posted:I like American Idiot but I also sometimes listen to Barry Manilow on purpose and have no shame left when it comes to music FreezingInferno posted:I got chills when Lindsay called Time Of Your Life a punk prom song because that no-joke was my high school graduating class's song. I had no input in picking it, but just how universal a pick is that song for 17 year-olds about to move to adulthood?
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 17:11 |
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Green Day are (were?) Really fun live.Alhazred posted:Rammstein is pretty mainstream. Basically you have to ignore a lot of artists to come to the conclusion that Greenday made the best protest music of that era. The point that it's pretty lovely to ignore the suffering of others because you're getting some good songs still stands though.
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I love American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown and it’s only partly nostalgia. But I also love Vocaloid music and think The Black Parade is actually a solid album in retrospect, so my taste is pretty suspect.
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Mr Phillby posted:Green Day are (were?) Really fun live. To me it seems that point was that the more effective and well made it was then the more sales and playtime the songs got.
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MCR is a good band. Black Parade still holds up. Actually going back, their other albums are good as well. Even their debut.
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hopeandjoy posted:I love American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown and it’s only partly nostalgia. don’t lump in vocaloid music as a concept with mid-2000s pop punk
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I guess, but expecting markets to promote the most 'sucessful' piece of art perfectally is a notion I'm highly sceptical of.
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watho posted:don’t lump in vocaloid music as a concept with mid-2000s pop punk Ok but what if I said that I was mostly thinking of my recent revelation that despite what middle school me thought, most of ryo’s stuff is actually pretty solid. But also friend my love of vocaloid music is completely unironic, as demonstrated by my decade+ collection of 50 GBs of stuff and my decade old still active UTAU cover channel.
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I dont know if it' s just this nerd thing or that I really was disconnected from pop culture in high school or something. There was just...so much stuff I missed because...*shrug* MCR and Green Day were the most mainstream bands I listened to. The rest of my musical taste was Anime stuff, obscure ska bands older music that my parents listened to.
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 18:15 |
no yeah fair but it’s mostly that thinking pop punk is emberassing is kinda fair since it’s very much filled with suburban teen melodrama and most of it is the same while vocaloid is absurdly wide and varied i totally get where you’re coming from tho and i relate strongly
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 18:18 |
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Ague Proof posted:I hope she included the greatest political song of the Bush years, Bush Was Right. That song started playing in my head before I even clicked the link. Dias posted:Dookie is still really fun and Basket Case is a bop, I don't know what you guys are going on about. Groovelord Neato fucked around with this message at 18:50 on Jun 13, 2020 |
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I don't like pop punk or vocaloid but I do like weather channel music and I will actively seek it out at times. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYXGYf3uTrw
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Kunster posted:The NES's Hardest Mode was only cleared a few days ago. Here's a video detailing how and who did it. This is a great video and it's honestly kind of amazing the scene is still getting new blood even today. The guys who beat the impossible level are a uni student and a 14 year old. Like I watch speedrunning docs sometimes and so often it's a cadre of people into the game since release all the way. The fact this has giants less than half the game's age is rad as hell and says nice things about the community.
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i liked NOFX for a while but over time i got the impression they were substituting being cruel and nasty for being rebellious and grew out of them
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BigRed0427 posted:MCR is a good band. Black Parade still holds up. I'll go to bat for Danger Days. It's not everyone's cup of tea but it is apparently exactly mine.
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FreezingInferno posted:I got chills when Lindsay called Time Of Your Life a punk prom song because that no-joke was my high school graduating class's song. I had no input in picking it, but just how universal a pick is that song for 17 year-olds about to move to adulthood? [InsufferableNerdVoice]Actually, the song is called "Good Riddance"[/InsufferableNerdVoice] EDIT: Also, I never got the hate for MCR. I mean Hurr Hurr Emo Guy Liner but the actual music was very solid Pop Punk. And Black Parade was a jam.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lybOYSVFPls Sage is putting up his rare JoJo OVAs for auction to put all the money towards the Homeless Black Trans women fund.
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Arcsquad12 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lybOYSVFPls That's just great.
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BigRed0427 posted:MCR is a good band. Black Parade still holds up. Unlucky7 posted:EDIT: Also, I never got the hate for MCR. I mean Hurr Hurr Emo Guy Liner but the actual music was very solid Pop Punk. And Black Parade was a jam. A lot of it really was just homophobia, buncha cowards scared of how cute Gerard Way and a lot of the emo singers were.
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 21:06 |
i’m not gonna pretend that homophobia wasn’t extremely rampart in the mid 2000s but i really wouldn’t say that’s one of the main reasons people didn’t like emo bands. especially considering homophobia was pretty loving rampart in that culture as well
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Defunctland looks at the histories of Coney Island https://youtu.be/7C5kxkBPhpE (The bit with the elephant... woof)
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I mean I feel like the biggest reason is a lot of teenage girls liked it and were childish about it because they are children and drat it, nothing teenage girls like is good and look how dumb they are.
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Arcsquad12 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lybOYSVFPls anime man...good??? hopeandjoy posted:I mean I feel like the biggest reason is a lot of teenage girls liked it and were childish about it because they are children and drat it, nothing teenage girls like is good and look how dumb they are. yea while there for sure was some 'THAT GUY'S WEARING EYELINER?! GAAAAAAAAAAAY' I think the biggest factor was the classic 'lol look how many young girls like it, it must be stupid and lame'
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time to start playing Spot The Theater Kid
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# ? Jun 13, 2020 21:47 |
yeah it wasn’t so much people not liking it because of their homophobia as it was manifesting their dislike of it through homophobia, just as the emo kids did the same with what the preppy kids liked
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CYBEReris posted:i liked NOFX for a while but over time i got the impression they were substituting being cruel and nasty for being rebellious and grew out of them NOFX also felt like they were being gatekeep-y towards what was and wasn't punk. I mean, I was at the time as well, but I also grew out of it.
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