Sky Valley
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yea, my bad. the only album I have of their original style is Technocracy. I prefer their later stuff. But I still like both.
Fans from their crossover thrash days really seem to hate 90's C.O.C.
The Hardcore Punk thread.
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yea, my bad. the only album I have of their original style is Technocracy. I prefer their later stuff. But I still like both.
Fans from their crossover thrash days really seem to hate 90's C.O.C.
Saskabilly_Psychosis
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Well they totally changed once they added that "Pepper" guy. They kinda turned to like Sludgey Metalish Rock.
I love their old stuff. I can listen to their newer stuff
MASS-HOLE187
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This is what you get when Blood for Blood crossed over. I like their CD "Kill a Celebrity", alot of real old schoolers DON'T.
TheSpoiler
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I consider my self more of a old-school guy when it comes to hardcore and I LOVE Ramallah. Even Kill a Celebrity, though I prefer But a Whimper.
COC is awesome too. They just played Maryland Death Fest. Did anyone go to that?
Most UK hardcore bands are nice. Hard but still got that groove in them. No simple and boring beatdown stuff.
All of them are good lads aswell. Always great to hang out with them at shows or at football (always meet up with the drummer of knuckledust at football)
Love Ramallah aswell. Great lyrics.
MASS-HOLE187
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Don't take this the wrong way but your not oldschool, your only 19, your not old enough to be. If you were listening to Hardocore in 1983 then your oldschool. These dudes are like 40 years old now. I'm 26 and I'm even to young to consider myself oldschool.
MASS-HOLE187
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Which versions better?
Saskabilly_Psychosis
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A couple bands I've been constantly listening to are Terror and Sick of it All.
MASS-HOLE187
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I friggin love Slapshot
JayTee
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^ A little something I drew a few years ago.
Goth is kind of an offshoot of EARLY punk rock and became it's own thing in the 80's with music commonly called "post-punk" which was like a less poppy/dumb version of New Wave. The biggest difference I've come to notice throughout my years of being into alternative-culture is that punk rock's frustration stems from the outside world, a goth is more self loathing and introspective. Also, punk rockers are really closer to hip hop if anything. They hang out in bad neighborhoods, drink 40 oz malt liquor, carry knives and hopefully don't run in "crews" or gangs. Goth people dance to industrial music or "darkwave" these days and are generally more nerdy. You're not likely to walk in on a group of punk rockers playing Dungeons and Dragons.
This is just the bare essentials of each. There's a 1,000 offshoots and sects of each.
MASS-HOLE187
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I'd say the main difference is someone who is hardcore will have no problem kicking someone's teeth in while goth is getting his own kicked in. Haha jk
Saskabilly_Psychosis
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^ A little something I drew a few years ago.
Goth is kind of an offshoot of EARLY punk rock and became it's own thing in the 80's with music commonly called "post-punk" which was like a less poppy/dumb version of New Wave. The biggest difference I've come to notice throughout my years of being into alternative-culture is that punk rock's frustration stems from the outside world, a goth is more self loathing and introspective. Also, punk rockers are really closer to hip hop if anything. They hang out in bad neighborhoods, drink 40 oz malt liquor, carry knives and hopefully don't run in "crews" or gangs. Goth people dance to industrial music or "darkwave" these days and are generally more nerdy. You're not likely to walk in on a group of punk rockers playing Dungeons and Dragons.
This is just the bare essentials of each. There's a 1,000 offshoots and sects of each.
Punks don't wear eyeliner
MASS-HOLE187
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Lameboy19
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so you have no idea what emo is? and for that matter what punk is?