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baberaham lincoln posted:taylor swift already did this.
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pretty sure jesse has always been up on moz's dick back when he used to rock the pompadour he could almost pass for a young morrissey if you weren't really paying attention
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you really shouldn't bother making an anticop comp if you don't use "Dead Cops/America's So Straight" by MDC
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basically it's a thread where we talk about the burnout 3 soundtrack
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Feb 26, 2010 02:05
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Monster w21 Faces posted:Hi folks.
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Sep 8, 2010 22:52
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Dickeye posted:Take This To Your Grave was a fairly solid piece of pop-punk, sorry to break it to you
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Sep 9, 2010 22:14
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because Suffer owns also New Maps of Hell came out three years ago, it's not exactly "so soon" after Moe_Rahn fucked around with this message at 21:49 on Sep 27, 2010 |
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right now for me the new BR has settled at "good tier", next to Stranger Than Fiction and Into The Unknown
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greg graffin wrote and recorded the song "i love my computer" and thought it was good enough to put on a record and actually put it on a record that was released and people bought it greg graffin is goony as gently caress and is probably reading this thread right now
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it's better than anyone will ever give it credit for, but at the core it's still a bunch of 17-year-olds trying to be pink floyd
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if you thought i was kidding with the pink floyd thing, listen to "the dichotomy" and then the middle part of "pigs (3 different ones) exact same song
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Blackbelt Bobman posted:Also at one point Brian Baker lit up a cigarette on stage and my first thought was, "welp, I guess he's not 15 any more." quote:I was in Minor Threat and I don't recall actually trying to start some sort of sober militia. The reason I didn't drink or take drugs is because I was 15 when I joined the band and I didn't hate my parents. So when they told me not to smoke pot, I didn't, and when they went out of town, I didn't raid their liquor cabinet because I respected my parents and I didn't like the way liquor tasted. That was me being straight edge.
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god willing we can get some more incredibly out of place trumpet solos
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Feb 24, 2011 18:44
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I think my thoughts when I first heard it were along the lines of, "This has no clear reason for existing, since when they play it live it's probably just going to be done on a guitar anyways." also I'm slightly sad that Ben Weasel discussion is over and I missed a chance to claim that "you just hate him 'cause he don't have to work" (even though he is for real a total shitlord)
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Dickeye posted:Social is seriously one of the best pop-punk songs ever, mostly because of that loving bass line.
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Inspector_71 posted:EDIT: So the new BTMI! album got me interested in their older stuff and the 1-2 punch of "Congratulations, John, on Joining Every Time I Die" and "Showerbeer" on To Leave Or Die In Long Island makes me super happy. "Congratulations, John..." is just hilarious. because everyone wants to know what these tiers are (nobody wants to know what these tiers are): I - Scrambles, Adults!, Vacation II - To Leave Or Die In Long Island, Goodbye Cool World III - Get Warmer, Album Minus Band
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quote:The group actually started in 1976 with frontman Keith Morris, but he quit just three years later and after flailing around for a bit with inadequate singers they hired Rollins, who was a 20-year-old fan of the band. 
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I strongly dis-recommend the new Misfits album to everyone. I mean, Jerry Only sucks at writing songs, and he sucks at singing, so I'm not sure why I might have expected an album wherein he does a preponderance of both to not suck. The Devil's Rain performs a rare feat, being a record which both sucks and blows. It's painfully boring, everything blends together into an unmemorable, overlong, vaguely Misfits-y sounding pile of crap. This album will make you pine for the singing talents of Michale Graves. I would rather listen to the middle four tracks of Famous Monsters (previously, the worst poo poo the Misfits ever recorded) on loop for an hour than hear this record again. This album will make you want to kill yourself when you realize that the man responsible for it had a hand, however minor, in three of the greatest hardcore records of all time. I would rather listen to the loving Kryst The Conqueror record than hear this record again.
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answersyouseek posted:Why would you listen to a new Misfits record? Why would anyone? You must have a problem with masochism in a bad way. LtTennisBall posted:he's referring to the Misfits three original albums (Static Age, Walk Among Us, Earth A.D./Wolf's Blood) I guess.
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Oct 11, 2011 18:03
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Hellwuzzat posted:That was my first thought. My second was that Jerry did some super cool non-Misfits stuff that I'd never even heard of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9jPWgFNg3M but I don't think anyone's ever described it as "super cool".
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. So, yeah. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Mikerthan posted:Any of you Propagandhi fans should be sure to watch this video they put on their Facebook page. They get better with age. New album is going to be a beast.
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JBRONSON posted:cant do it man. i cant do pop punk. Descendents - Milo Goes To College The Ergs - Upstairs/Downstairs Jawbreaker - Dear You Millencolin - Pennybridge Pioneers J Church - One Mississippi Dillinger Four - Versus God The Queers - Don't Back Down Fall Out Boy - Take This To Your Grave Samiam - Astray The Vandals - Live Fast, Diarrhea i guess there's a whole lot of poo poo that you can put under the umbrella of pop-punk some other idiot will come along later and post something completely different
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Jan 13, 2012 11:06
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here's the thing: Jawbreaker owns, Dear You owns, yeah it was a stretch but whatevs; if I hadn't put that I would have listed some Broadway Calls or Sugarcult record instead, and while I like those bands, I don't like them nearly as much as Jawbreaker also it just warms the cockles of my heart that the one band everyone can agree on is the Ergs
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Jan 13, 2012 19:37
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RandomCheese posted:I've always been a bit unclear on the specific criterion for pop-punk, what exactly is it that affixes the pop prefix to the genre? Is it the lyrical content ie singing about girls/turning older/scooters as opposed to something with a more societal/political lean, or is it simply that slightly-more radio-friendly sound? Is it even the ethic behind the releases like distributing on cd/itunes is pop-punk whereas providing a 7th generation dubbed cassette tape recorded in a service station bathroom is the real OG punk? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbQ36s5sLLs not pop-punk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ4tInRiZgE
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Jan 14, 2012 05:29
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new Propagandhi album is streaming in its entirety on their Facebook page big surprise, it absolutely loving kills
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My one sentence review is that it's Stranger Than Fiction crossed with Process of Belief but everyone's twenty years older. It's not awful but it's like the twelfth best Bad Religion album.
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EL BROMANCE posted:I love Stranger than Fiction, so maybe this one's for me. My friends a huge fan of them, and he seems overall pretty happy after listening for a few days. I think he even likes that weird prog album they did, mind.
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May 3, 2019 18:49
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Drastic Actions posted:For what it's worth, I just charted it out for myself and ended up put it at the same spot. T-1. Suffer T-1. No Control T-1. Against the Grain 4. Generator 5. New Maps of Hell 6. The Empire Strikes First 6.5. How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (reissue; fka 80-85) 7. The Gray Race 8. The Dissent of Man 9. Into the Unknown 10. Recipe for Hate 11. How Could Hell Be Any Worse? (original version) T-12. Age of Unreason T-12. Process of Belief T-12. Stranger Than Fiction 15. No Substance 16. True North 17. The New America FIGHT ME
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May 3, 2019 21:33
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scumby posted:you aren't going to trick me into listening to Into the Unknown again by ranking it in the middle of their albums. For the record, I also like Beneath the Shadows more than Dance With Me, so maybe I'm just a sucker for proggy second albums by California punk bands.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:No I know, they just should've disbanded years ago (after Neighborhoods, which is the last thing of theirs I enjoyed)
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Monday_ posted:This last page is very confusing, what with these incorrect opinions on the Lawrence Arms and recent Alkaline Trio albums.
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May 10, 2019 01:13
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I slept on Larry Arms for way too long (until like, last year, which is downright shameful), but the song where everything finally clicked for me was "The Slowest Drink at the Saddest Bar on the Snowiest Day in the Greatest City." Something about hearing that particular song triggered the weird part of my brain that contains all the songs that mentally transport me back to very specific times and places of my life and all of a sudden I'm 23 again and it's the middle of winter and I'm sitting in my lovely wood-paneled apartment above someone else's garage tying plastic shopping bags over my lovely boots that I should have replaced a year ago so that I can walk down to the gas station and pay exact change for a bottle of Thunderbird to hold me over until the late afternoon when it's slightly more socially acceptable to head downtown to drink at the one decent bar with the townies and the students that haven't left for the holidays.
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I'm A Huge Fan Of Bad Religion
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It's the same thing as with the Punisher skull, because irony is a dead scene.
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Jun 23, 2019 13:48
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Well, now I'm okay that my wife didn't let me name our first child after Stza. nobody post anything negative about Ezra Kire please
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Nov 14, 2019 04:23
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The Failed States remaster came out in February and it still rips as hard as it did seven years ago.
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It kind of understandably got overshadowed by Andy Gill and I don't know how much this thread fucks with crossover thrash, but Josh Pappe, former bassist of DRI and Gang Green, died a couple days ago. I have a soft spot for DRI's late '80s albums because they were a jumping-off point that I used to get my college metalhead friends into punk.
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Apparently the term for that sort of cargo-cult, NYHC-worship stuff is "heavy hardcore"? That's dumb as poo poo.
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Bust Rodd posted:It's like hardcore, but even harder, with a lot more core Phlegmish posted:I don't know if this is in reference to anything, but I've also heard 'beatdown hardcore', which sounds even dumber Iunno, what's a non-stupid name for a subgenre where the song is like 70% breakdowns while a muscly white guy yells about brotherhood (unfortunately not always in a non-racist way). Moe_Rahn fucked around with this message at 23:02 on Feb 14, 2020 |
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Decemberunderground is the logical endpoint of the gothy-electronic direction they started in when Jade Puget joined.
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