xXxJUNEGUY1xXx Posted:

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for more lungfish id suggest dischord recs- all of their released stuff is still in print. that demo was lagniappe. i lieu of full tilt emo, here’s some countremo.

brandon butler,lead singer of kc, mo’s boys life returns to his midsouthern roots-

Canyon- Empty Rooms

Four pages about emo and no mention of Weezer? Say it ain’t so! (You see what I did there?)

Seriously, though, Weezer did more to define what emo is than anyone else, and they were the first (or maybe second, if you include the already-mentioned and ****ing awesome Fugazi) to make emo mainstream. Like it or not, bands like Fuel, NIN, MCR, The Fray, HIM, and a thousand others owe the fact that it’s cool to write depressing songs to Rivers & Co.

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icwutudidthar Posted:

WE MIGHT HAVE TO HAVE AN EMO KNIFE FIGHT OVER THIS, OSC

MAINSTREAM EMO MAKES ME WANNA KILL MYSELF

DOES GUY AND MICHAEL FEEL MY PAIN?

I KNEW THEY WOULD

Ignoring the obvious pun:

I wasn’t saying that “mainstream emo” is a good thing, but I WAS saying that emo became a mainstream concept (and thus integrated into many genres of music) because of Weezer. I chose Pinkerton to represent Weezer for a reason: it was their least poppy and most emo album.

Anyway, you wouldn’t want to emo-knife-fight with me. I’ve had plenty of practice cutting myself, and I’d cut you like you were my wrist on Valentine’s Day.

icwutudidthar Posted:

PINKERTON WAS A GREAT RECORD IF FOR NO OTHER REASON THAN IT MADE ME LIKE THE RENTALS

There. No argument to be had, see?

SplodeyDopy Posted:

since when is.. NIN an emo band?

Stylistically, no, but their lyrics are pretty damn emo sometimes, especially their later stuff.

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Now this brings me back to the days when this **** was the real-deal. Dirty kids in high-water cords, crashing on the couches of art collectives, eating hare krsna meals or food not bombs every day, and emo shows that never once made you think about love or depression- just anger, seething hate, alienation, and hostility. Politics too! The idea of the sg with a marshall stack was redefined from arena rock staples to feedback machines; tools you had to beat against one another to produce the desired effect.

Indian Summer epitomized the early emocore sound. They harnessed the feedback and distortion and filtered them through a diy punk aesthetic which all but guaranteed a (posthumous) cult following.

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Here we have every lick shredded by what is without a doubt once of the most definitive bands in emo history:

Indian Summer- Science Discography

Indian Summer- Live at the Blue Universe

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Theo de Raadt Posted:

Good stuff

dl it and find out

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Now this brings me back to the days when this **** was the real-deal. Dirty kids in high-water cords, crashing on the couches of art collectives, eating hare krsna meals or food not bombs every day, and emo shows that never once made you think about love or depression- just anger, seething hate, alienation, and hostility. Politics too! The idea of the sg with a marshall stack was redefined from arena rock staples to feedback machines; tools you had to beat against one another to produce the desired effect.

Indian Summer epitomized the early emocore sound. They harnessed the feedback and distortion and filtered them through a diy punk aesthetic which all but guaranteed a (posthumous) cult following.

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Here we have every lick shredded by what is without a doubt once of the most definitive bands in emo history:

Indian Summer- Science Discography

Indian Summer- Live at the Blue Universe

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Xemnas Posted:

sorry for spamming but… DRAGONZ Log in to see images!

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Now this brings me back to the days when this **** was the real-deal. Dirty kids in high-water cords, crashing on the couches of art collectives, eating hare krsna meals or food not bombs every day, and emo shows that never once made you think about love or depression- just anger, seething hate, alienation, and hostility. Politics too! The idea of the sg with a marshall stack was redefined from arena rock staples to feedback machines; tools you had to beat against one another to produce the desired effect.

Indian Summer epitomized the early emocore sound. They harnessed the feedback and distortion and filtered them through a diy punk aesthetic which all but guaranteed a (posthumous) cult following.

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Here we have every lick shredded by what is without a doubt once of the most definitive bands in emo history:

Indian Summer- Science Discography

Indian Summer- Live at the Blue Universe

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OBSCURE BAND IS OBSCURE HOLY HELL

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