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Emo? USA V UK...
- Thread starter Sam-hybrid
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Lorthic
Knight
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
Actually... "goth" was a culture. They didn't decide they were goths because of some music they heard or how they saw people dressed. There was gothic architecture, and dress. Gothic fineries (blades, bows, etc.). You're ignorant to assume what you just did, without even coming close to the true meaning of said word.
Armadillo/Minime said:
Actually... "goth" was a culture. They didn't decide they were goths because of some music they heard or how they saw people dressed. There was gothic architecture, and dress. Gothic fineries (blades, bows, etc.). You're ignorant to assume what you just did, without even coming close to the true meaning of said word.
Silk-hybrid
Wanderer
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
I'm interested in what you believe to be hardcore. Hardcore has nothing to do with fucking emo.
FearBeforeTheMarchOFlames said:
I'm interested in what you believe to be hardcore. Hardcore has nothing to do with fucking emo.
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
Actually alot of screamo and hardcore is classed as emo.
Generally post hardcore and industrial is not classed as hardcore.
I would tell you some screamo bands but I very much doubt you have heard of them, as I only listen to English screamo.
People dress how they like, although alot of the time it is influenced by the music they listen to, so don’t start slating people for the clothes they wear, when I go to see a band I put on my boots some black jeans and a black T-shirt, hell I even wear a leather trench coat. Say what you like I don’t give a fuck, every other day I wear a suit shirt and tie.
People listen to a certain genre of music because believe it or not THEY LIKE IT.
Nobody wakes up one morning and decides; wow it would make me look cool to listen to rap/grunge/punk/ska so I'll do it.
Conversations like this is what drove me away from the K! boards, people would bicker, OMG NO THAT BAND SX COZ DEY ARE NOT REALLY HARDCORE THEY ARE NU-METAL.
What is it with societies need to brand and judge everyone, let people be who they want to be and express themselves how they wish.
:swear:
Rant over ^_~
Silk said:
Actually alot of screamo and hardcore is classed as emo.
Generally post hardcore and industrial is not classed as hardcore.
I would tell you some screamo bands but I very much doubt you have heard of them, as I only listen to English screamo.
People dress how they like, although alot of the time it is influenced by the music they listen to, so don’t start slating people for the clothes they wear, when I go to see a band I put on my boots some black jeans and a black T-shirt, hell I even wear a leather trench coat. Say what you like I don’t give a fuck, every other day I wear a suit shirt and tie.
People listen to a certain genre of music because believe it or not THEY LIKE IT.
Nobody wakes up one morning and decides; wow it would make me look cool to listen to rap/grunge/punk/ska so I'll do it.
Conversations like this is what drove me away from the K! boards, people would bicker, OMG NO THAT BAND SX COZ DEY ARE NOT REALLY HARDCORE THEY ARE NU-METAL.
What is it with societies need to brand and judge everyone, let people be who they want to be and express themselves how they wish.
:swear:
Rant over ^_~
Hummdinger
Sorceror
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
When was the last time you watched a skate video/espn and you saw someone skating with baggy clothes? That's just a sterotype for people that try to skate but can't bc it's too hard. =[[[
[e sigh_Choru_ said:
When was the last time you watched a skate video/espn and you saw someone skating with baggy clothes? That's just a sterotype for people that try to skate but can't bc it's too hard. =[[[
Silk-hybrid
Wanderer
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
Hardcore = not emo... not going to tell you which bands truely are hardcore or not but if you think true hardcore bands sound anything like emo whatsoever you're sadly mistaken.
_Choru_ said:
Hardcore = not emo... not going to tell you which bands truely are hardcore or not but if you think true hardcore bands sound anything like emo whatsoever you're sadly mistaken.
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
Not where i fucking live they're not.
x.y.z said:lol wow you really hate emo.. scary eh. Nah i dont know anyone who would say that about there life lol plus thats a goth again.. lol
Nd most people are trendy/emo kinda look if not they are usually ned's (chav).
Not where i fucking live they're not.
Hummdinger
Sorceror
Re: Emo? USA V UK...
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Re: Emo? USA V UK...
Hey man if you really want to have this arguement we can do it, if however you think you're going to win, you're sadly mistaken.
Many bands can fall into several different genre's of music.
A bband that generaly produces death metal can then turn around and produce an industrial track. Meaning they are in both genres.
Alot of hardcore music can and is seen as emo, obviosuly this does not mean that all hardcore is also emo, thats not at all what I said.
Silk said:
Hey man if you really want to have this arguement we can do it, if however you think you're going to win, you're sadly mistaken.
Many bands can fall into several different genre's of music.
A bband that generaly produces death metal can then turn around and produce an industrial track. Meaning they are in both genres.
Alot of hardcore music can and is seen as emo, obviosuly this does not mean that all hardcore is also emo, thats not at all what I said.
