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- Jace Tsunami
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I listen to real punk, just not a whole lot. But yeah, mainly Punk Rock, new stuff, but not so much pop-punk.el_farlo wrote:just realize jace that you do not listen to real punk...Jace Tsunami wrote:exactly, you just proved my point.
drive-Thru = great (tho maybe not for you) but regardless there's also WAY better. Anyone will tel you that there's better.
therefore that your recommendations are false =\
I'll tell clarify that at any time for anyone, but it's a lot easyer to just reffer to punk rock as punk most of the time.
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I'm definetly interested in seeing how you can clarify the difference between punk and punk-rock.Jace Tsunami wrote:I listen to real punk, just not a whole lot. But yeah, mainly Punk Rock, new stuff, but not so much pop-punk.el_farlo wrote:just realize jace that you do not listen to real punk...Jace Tsunami wrote:exactly, you just proved my point.
drive-Thru = great (tho maybe not for you) but regardless there's also WAY better. Anyone will tel you that there's better.
therefore that your recommendations are false =\
I'll tell clarify that at any time for anyone, but it's a lot easyer to just reffer to punk rock as punk most of the time.
Are you down with the sound of the Devil's town?
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- moooooo
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Honestly, breaking it down like this is just silly. Obviously the sex pistols sound nothing like goldfinger, but to say one is punk, and one is punk rock is ridiculous. You can't make a seperate sub genre for every tiny difference between bands with similiar influences. How would you explain bands like The Velvet Underground who were old school, but lived punk lifestyles, or bands like Sonic Youth who don't sound like punk bands are "supposed" to sound, but have ethics and themes that are definetly punk?Jace Tsunami wrote:um they're two diffrent genres =/
that's all the clarification there is.
Old punk is like Ramones, Sex Pistals that type of deal. New punk is called punk rock. This includes bands like Goldfinger.
Bah, all there is, is good rock, and bad rock.
Ugh, goldfinger makes me want to vomit. Bad rock.
VU...mmm good rock
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- Jace Tsunami
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but punk is about singing against athority. Athority isn't always the government. In better peacefull times, a lot of bands bitch about their parents, their school, the media. Goldfinger has some great lyrics, tho they mainly sing about the media and propoganda. But then again some bands like NOFX and SUM 41 are still able to sing about politics.
It all really just depends on who ticks who off.
but, it doesn't have to be political.
It all really just depends on who ticks who off.
but, it doesn't have to be political.
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In my whole life, I've never heard of a single person try and say that Punk and Punk Rock are two entirely seperate entities based on time periods no less. I guess us new yorkers just aren't hipJace Tsunami wrote:all those punks bands that are questionable to any extent go under punk rock. Dude, thousands of people know this. I'm not the one that categorized anything. This is what it's called.
If you don't like it, can't really help you there. Just the way it is. =/
Seriously, don't you find it a little absurd that you have every band placed nicely into categories, and correct people as such when they don't agree with your specific categorizations. Hardcore, hardcore punk, pop punk, real punk, punk, punk rock...these are all terms that you used in this thread, yet almost all of the bands you listed sound exactly the same, but they have all different labels.
On a completly different note, does anyone else notice that whenever people talk about Punk, they go from the Sex Pistols, and then right to this 90's garbage, and skip about 20 years worth of amazing stuff. Just an observation.
Are you down with the sound of the Devil's town?
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punk, punk rock, and pop punk is all there is. If I sad hardcore punk or something I wasn't classifying anything, I was describing it. there are some band sin the punk rock category that are pretty hard, as to why I would use such an adjective
You're just looking for an argument, you'd have to be pretty dumb to not understand the stuff I've bee saying. It's fairly simple, and I've been going into far mroe detail than I need to.
You're just looking for an argument, you'd have to be pretty dumb to not understand the stuff I've bee saying. It's fairly simple, and I've been going into far mroe detail than I need to.