buy as many BMX Videos from the 90s as you can. Play them without watching the TV = all the great early punk rock you could ever want...and the graphic audio rendition of bodily harm interlaced with the music can be considered a bonus (adds to the ambiance
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Marathon, and the preceding band DeLaHoya
59 seconds of hardcore: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU6U-8LP1DY&list=UU1JdtTddPyXImSW5LO6yC1g&index=1&feature=plcp
4cylndrfury wrote: buy as many BMX Videos from the 90s as you can. Play them without watching the TV = all the great early punk rock you could ever want...and the graphic audio rendition of bodily harm interlaced with the music can be considered a bonus (adds to the ambiance
haha nice
Y'all would start this thread during the week I was moving! 
Since I'm late to the party, I'll actually recommend a book.
http://www.amazon.com/Our-Band-Could-Your-Life/dp/0316063797
Sure do miss D.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGHNcQ4zv6Y
nderwater wrote: 59 seconds of hardcore: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU6U-8LP1DY&list=UU1JdtTddPyXImSW5LO6yC1g&index=1&feature=plcp
I saw this on another forum earlier today. Cute. 
My current punk faves. The Marked Men.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTzjxO_wn7g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ce8VDo4CKhc
The briefs are right up there as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5BYbKPN1mE
friedgreencorrado wrote: Y'all would start this thread during the week I was moving!
+eleventybazillion. We should hang out more.
Always surprises me no one ever mentions Hot Rod Circuit.
The band that chris carrabbabaaba left to do the dashboard thing falls pretty squarely in the melodic punk/emo range, Further Seems Forever.
Taking Back Sunday, Brand New and Midtown are pretty quintessentially punk emo (as opposed to pop) imho.
EMO...shudder
4cylndrfury wrote: EMO...*shudder*
That took less time than I expected. 
Really though, wouldn't classify HRC as emo. Worth checking out.
bluej wrote:4cylndrfury wrote: EMO...*shudder*That took less time than I expected.
I kinda knew I was gonna "be that guy" as soon as I read your post. Its just the screeching weasel and pennywise fan in me would kick the ass of the-rest-of-me if I didnt speak up
Hi, is this the Dillinger Escape Plan thread? No? Sorry.
92CelicaHalfTrac wrote: Hi, is this the Dillinger Escape Plan thread? No? Sorry.
Hehehehe or the I wrestled a bear once naked chics
ah... so good...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdqEbdglqhI
4cylndrfury wrote:bluej wrote:I kinda knew I was gonna "be that guy" as soon as I read your post. Its just the screeching weasel and pennywise fan in me would kick the ass of the-rest-of-me if I didnt speak up4cylndrfury wrote: EMO...*shudder*That took less time than I expected.
I get it, but I also think too much stuff gets labeled "Emo" that isn't. "Jimmy Eat World" and all that E36 M3 is berkeleying POP MUSIC. While some of these may be classified as "Post hardcore" or whatever, it was called Emo at the time. You like punk rock, but don't like bands like Drive Like Jehu and Hoover??? Really??? Because Ben Weasel told you not to? Please. This E36 M3 is harder than anything SW ever did.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk9uYHk5HO0
poopshovel wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote: Y'all would start this thread during the week I was moving!+eleventybazillion. We should hang out more.
The Mitty's coming, dude. I skipped it last year because I was informed that I was being laid off a few months in advance. Didn't take the days off because they said they'd give me a day's pay for every one I'd accrued and didn't use. Skipped Sebring last year for the same reason.
Didn't we party for a minute at Mitty 2010? I recall being camped not far from where the Superturd was parked back behind T3..
We did, but only briefly. I think you were trying to keep your children away from the hongs. Good call there.
Crass,GBH, exploited, MDC, The Meatmen, Bad Brains,
poopshovel wrote: bands like sunny day had not only created but perfected that 'brand' of emo while those clowns were E36 M3ting their pants and playing menudo covers, which their originals might as well be.
Point of interest: Last night on Sirius XMU OldSchool, the DJ (Jenny Eliscu--a musical encyclopedia) commented that the artwork for Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary is considered to be definitive emo album art (Fisher Price people in negative settings).
Punk, like this thread, will never die!!
good local band out of North Atlanta called "The Bastard Suns" have taken off. Been blasting their tunes lately as well as some Slightly Stoopid (song called Ese Loco is bueno).
lately I cant get enough NOFX, Minor Threat, and Face to Face, but skip past Black Flag and Suicidal Tendencies. ANd just the other day I found myself thinking how I never gave bands like Millencolin and Finch a chance back in the day...I think Im getting soft
I'm lovin me some Millencolin right now. Biftek Supernova, Birdie, Material Boy, Dance Craze are some good ones.
Also blasting some Lagwagon "Choke"...
mmm, Finch is good.
bluej wrote: mmm, Finch is good.
Can Finch really be called "punk?" Maybe their first album could be post-punk i guess.
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