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- Haarry disse...
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- Dez 21 2006, 8h07
are you thinking what i'm thinking B1?

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[quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] disse: [IMG]http://z.about.com/f/wiki/e/en/6/69/Bananas_in_Pyjamas.JPG[/IMG] [URL=http://www.last.fm/group/Thrash+Hardcore+Crossover]are you thinking what i'm thinking B1?[/URL][quote]

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- [Usuário excluído] disse...
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- Dez 21 2006, 16h43
The usernames of the people in that group are awesome. CrypticThrash in da house!

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: The usernames of the people in that group are awesome. [user]CrypticThrash[/user] in da house! [quote]

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- ZiggyFromMars disse...
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- Dez 21 2006, 23h45
Seriously, is there actually any way to tell the difference between all those ridiculous metal genres?

Without looking on Wikipedia or something, can anyone tell me the difference between say Thrashcore, Grindcore, Deathgrind and Deathrash?

Sure, they all have awesome names, but I swear they all sound the same...

I forgot my physics book.

[quote][b][user]ZiggyFromMars[/user][/b] disse: Seriously, is there actually any way to tell the difference between all those ridiculous metal genres? Without looking on Wikipedia or something, can anyone tell me the difference between say Thrashcore, Grindcore, Deathgrind and Deathrash? Sure, they all have awesome names, but I swear they all sound the same...[quote]

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- awthomp86 disse...
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- Dez 22 2006, 0h45
don't forget about all the emo genres as well... such as my favorite: Emo violence.

[quote][b][user]awthomp86[/user][/b] disse: don't forget about all the emo genres as well... such as my favorite: Emo violence.[quote]

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- Dez 22 2006, 1h00
I'd like to hear the lyrics of an emo violence song:

"girl you know you make me cry
and cry and cry and cry and cry and cry

then i get pissed off and shoot everyone in my school
because you made me cry
and cry and cry and cry and cry and cry"

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: I'd like to hear the lyrics of an emo violence song: "girl you know you make me cry and cry and cry and cry and cry and cry then i get pissed off and shoot everyone in my school because you made me cry and cry and cry and cry and cry and cry" [quote]

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- Haarry disse...
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- Dez 22 2006, 6h18
ZiggyFromMars said:
Seriously, is there actually any way to tell the difference between all those ridiculous metal genres?

Without looking on Wikipedia or something, can anyone tell me the difference between say Thrashcore, Grindcore, Deathgrind and Deathrash?

Sure, they all have awesome names, but I swear they all sound the same...

I can tell the difference between Metalcore, Hardcore, Thrash, Classic/Heavy Metal, Grind and Death Metal. Those are the only genres the could be deemed necessary, though I can't see why they can't all be grouped under metal. Most of it sucks though, there's no doubt about that.

Zhe Nhir @ http://www.lonelyrobotdistressbeacon.com/

[quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]ZiggyFromMars[/user][/b] said: Seriously, is there actually any way to tell the difference between all those ridiculous metal genres? Without looking on Wikipedia or something, can anyone tell me the difference between say Thrashcore, Grindcore, Deathgrind and Deathrash? Sure, they all have awesome names, but I swear they all sound the same...[/quote] I can tell the difference between Metalcore, Hardcore, Thrash, Classic/Heavy Metal, Grind and Death Metal. Those are the only genres the could be deemed necessary, though I can't see why they can't all be grouped under metal. Most of it sucks though, there's no doubt about that.[quote]

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- awthomp86 disse...
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- Dez 22 2006, 6h31
Loads of genres exist everywhere though. Take pop, for example:

Twee Pop
Chamber Pop
Jangle Pop
Power Pop
Bubblegum Pop
Dream Pop
Noise Pop
Baroque Pop

etc.

Since we (in general) know most about pop, we can tell slight differences and classify bands according to the system. There isn't one person in here that likes hardcore (REALLY). I listen to a few bands, but my extent of knowledge doesn't go far at all.

[quote][b][user]awthomp86[/user][/b] disse: Loads of genres exist everywhere though. Take pop, for example: Twee Pop Chamber Pop Jangle Pop Power Pop Bubblegum Pop Dream Pop Noise Pop Baroque Pop etc. Since we (in general) know most about pop, we can tell slight differences and classify bands according to the system. There isn't one person in here that likes hardcore (REALLY). I listen to a few bands, but my extent of knowledge doesn't go far at all. [quote]

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- Haarry disse...
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- Dez 22 2006, 13h00
The only hardcore band worth a piece of shit is Refused. Everything else sounds like plastic cookie-cutter aggression, or just annoying.

I don't think I know the subtle differences between Chamber pop, Twee Pop and Indie Pop, it all sounds pretty damn similiar to me.

Zhe Nhir @ http://www.lonelyrobotdistressbeacon.com/

[quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] disse: The only hardcore band worth a piece of shit is Refused. Everything else sounds like plastic cookie-cutter aggression, or just annoying. I don't think I know the subtle differences between Chamber pop, Twee Pop and Indie Pop, it all sounds pretty damn similiar to me.[quote]

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- andgoodbye disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 4h40
I can differentiate pop somewhat. I usually don't bother, it seems like more trouble than it's worth, but I could.

But forms of metal? Yeah...no. I really just don't know any. I'm sure if I tried to talk about it, I'd come off completely ignorant, but that's just as well, because it all seems pretty shitty.

I've gotten my dad to start appreciating my music. He liked The New Pornographers' "The Laws Have Changed" quite a lot, which was a big step considering the most tolerable thing he listens to is REM, and Michael Stipe 's voice completely ruins them for me.

That was then, this is dumb.

[quote][b][user]andgoodbye[/user][/b] disse: I can differentiate pop somewhat. I usually don't bother, it seems like more trouble than it's worth, but I could. But forms of metal? Yeah...no. I really just don't know any. I'm sure if I tried to talk about it, I'd come off completely ignorant, but that's just as well, because it all seems pretty shitty. I've gotten my dad to start appreciating my music. He liked The New Pornographers' "The Laws Have Changed" quite a lot, which was a big step considering the most tolerable thing he listens to is REM, and Michael Stipe 's voice completely ruins them for me. [quote]

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- Mod6 disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 5h10
Haarry said:
The only hardcore band worth a piece of shit is Refused. Everything else sounds like plastic cookie-cutter aggression, or just annoying.

Hey man, Fugazi rawks (I think they're called hardcore, or something like that. Actually, they just sound like punk to me). And uh, there's Sunny Day Real Estate. Aren't they hardcore? Or are they emo? (Maybe emo-core? post-hardcore? post-emo-core? post-hardcore-emo-funk-core? [I love this game])

[quote][b][user]Mod6[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] said: The only hardcore band worth a piece of shit is Refused. Everything else sounds like plastic cookie-cutter aggression, or just annoying. [/quote] Hey man, Fugazi rawks (I think they're called hardcore, or something like that. Actually, they just sound like punk to me). And uh, there's Sunny Day Real Estate. Aren't they hardcore? Or are they emo? (Maybe emo-core? post-hardcore? post-emo-core? post-hardcore-emo-funk-core? [I love this game])[quote]

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- Haarry disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 14h30
Fugazi and Sunny day real Estate are emo if I recall. Or well, Fugazi is only associated with the movement, they really are just punk.

But for the sake of it Fugazi are pre-soapbox-hard-hard-neo-post-triathloncore

@andgoodbye

REM are the best! The New Pornographers are also the best! Hooray for your dad.

Zhe Nhir @ http://www.lonelyrobotdistressbeacon.com/

[quote][b][user]Haarry[/user][/b] disse: Fugazi and Sunny day real Estate are emo if I recall. Or well, Fugazi is only associated with the movement, they really are just punk. But for the sake of it Fugazi are pre-soapbox-hard-hard-neo-post-triathloncore @andgoodbye REM are the best! The New Pornographers are also the best! Hooray for your dad.[quote]

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- andgoodbye disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 17h34
Yeah, Sunny Day Real Estate is pretty emo. But the initial "emotive hardcore" sort of emo, not the more recent interpretation. So in effect, emo-core, possibly?

The New Pornographers are the best. I was proud of him. REM I should like, but can't. *shrug*

That was then, this is dumb.

[quote][b][user]andgoodbye[/user][/b] disse: Yeah, Sunny Day Real Estate is pretty emo. But the initial "emotive hardcore" sort of emo, not the more recent interpretation. So in effect, emo-core, possibly? The New Pornographers are the best. I was proud of him. REM I should like, but can't. *shrug* [quote]

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- Mod6 disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 17h55
I don't know... Sunny Day Real Estate are pretty emo. Their pre-Enigk-turns-born-again-Christian stuff (mainly Diary, How It Feels to Be Something On and further are more proggy and stuff) seems pretty emo to me, like, fitting into today's standards of emo.

[quote][b][user]Mod6[/user][/b] disse: I don't know... Sunny Day Real Estate are pretty emo. Their pre-Enigk-turns-born-again-Christian stuff (mainly Diary, How It Feels to Be Something On and further are more proggy and stuff) seems pretty emo to me, like, fitting into today's standards of emo.[quote]

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- tmills disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 19h34
...except, you know, good.

[quote][b][user]tmills[/user][/b] disse: ...except, you know, good.[quote]

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- awthomp86 disse...
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- Dez 24 2006, 19h37
Don't confuse the nu-emo with the old. (Nu-emo being acts such as Fall Out Boy and co). The emo acts that stick to tradition (meaning more post hardcore tendencies) seem to be quite good.

It's not really my steeze, but I still respect it for being decent.

[quote][b][user]awthomp86[/user][/b] disse: Don't confuse the nu-emo with the old. (Nu-emo being acts such as Fall Out Boy and co). The emo acts that stick to tradition (meaning more post hardcore tendencies) seem to be quite good. It's not really my steeze, but I still respect it for being decent.[quote]

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- Dez 27 2006, 22h25
Sunny Day Real Estate are amazing. Diary and How It Feels to be Something On are both triple awesome. Their other records are good too. (some great SDRE tracks to check out are "Pillars", "Song About an Angel", "In Circles", "Snibe", "Guitar and Video Games"... I could go on forever). I separate them totally from the "nu-emo" bands of today, even though at the time they probably would have fit into the category.

I remember saying in the late 90s when I was first getting into Sunny Day Real Estate that "emo" was going to be the next big thing to a friend of mine, and he was like, "What the hell are you talking about?" Just call me Nostradamus! Too bad my prediction ended up being a horrible horrible thing.

PS: How can Michael Stipe's voice ruin R.E.M.? It's one of the best things about them.

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: Sunny Day Real Estate are amazing. Diary and How It Feels to be Something On are both triple awesome. Their other records are good too. (some great SDRE tracks to check out are "Pillars", "Song About an Angel", "In Circles", "Snibe", "Guitar and Video Games"... I could go on forever). I separate them totally from the "nu-emo" bands of today, even though at the time they probably would have fit into the category. I remember saying in the late 90s when I was first getting into Sunny Day Real Estate that "emo" was going to be the next big thing to a friend of mine, and he was like, "What the hell are you talking about?" Just call me Nostradamus! Too bad my prediction ended up being a horrible horrible thing. PS: How can Michael Stipe's voice ruin R.E.M.? It's one of the best things about them.[quote]

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- andgoodbye disse...
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- Dez 28 2006, 2h44
Honestly, the only Sunny Day Real Estate song I'm really big on it "Rain Song"; I kind of have to be in the right mood to like the rest of it.

*shrug* Perhaps I just don't like REM much, then.

That was then, this is dumb.

[quote][b][user]andgoodbye[/user][/b] disse: Honestly, the only Sunny Day Real Estate song I'm really big on it "Rain Song"; I kind of have to be in the right mood to like the rest of it. *shrug* Perhaps I just don't like REM much, then.[quote]

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- awthomp86 disse...
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- Dez 28 2006, 3h08
And you're from Georgia!

[quote][b][user]awthomp86[/user][/b] disse: And you're from Georgia![quote]

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