Willmark:
Good spot there Sojourn, my guess thou, Tristan was on the computer yesterday banging and clicking on stuff so I bet he clicked on copy thread, I was barely on yesterday.
Sojourn:
Good spot there Sojourn, my guess thou, Tristan was on the computer yesterday banging and clicking on stuff so I bet he clicked on copy thread, I was barely on yesterday.That's why I edit WOH... attention to detail ;)
Willmark
I'd say, make sure he can't access your online banking then :P or you'll have the wealthiest toddler in Rochester with the poorest parents. lol
slev:
OK, that is the right Gorilla Monsoon, although the quality of the sample is terrible. It’s like they’ve taken out all the bass, which is kind of the point of Stoner-Doom.
cornixt:
So much wrong in this thread. Here’s my take on it all. The original emo was around before grunge, and would be best described as a form of punk rock. Nirvana weren’t the first grunge band, although they were the first to break the genre into the mainstream, albeit in a more commercialised form. Lots of non-grunge bands were lumped into the genre, along with the awful hair-metal bands who jumped into the scene to make money (ironically their jock-rock was what grunge was railing against). When grunge faded, emo was still underground but had picked up new influences. When it got closer to the mainstream (which took a long time, and it never really hit in the same way as grunge did) the music was far closer to pop-punk like the Offspring and metal bands like the Deftones (although i think they themselves were influenced a lot by early emo), none of which were really influenced by grunge. These easiest way to describe it is: Music with shouting by men who wear eyeliner. I’d stick as a subform of rock at the moment, some of it overlaps into punk and some is more mainstream rock.
Nice to see a mention of the Wildhearts. I saw them last year in Seattle in a tiny venue, close enough to touch them and my ears were ringing for days afterwards. I thought they might see some proper chart success after the rise of boyband-pop-punkish-rock of Busted would open the whole genre up to good bands. Alas, for too many teenage girls have no taste in music and are more interested in spikey haircuts.
Kera foehunter:
the king of grunge!!! neil young !!! let see i think neil young and crazyhorse go way back to the eary 70s and yes he is the king of grunge
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6sX0HA-5TQ&feature=related
Slavelord:
With ‘emo’ being mainstream, I’ve noticed it’s doing the same as grunge did, it’s magnetically pulling all music that sound the same into the genre. Sure this song has screaming, but it is not emo (IMO), but the legendary Speed Metal 
If you watch Death Note, you would no it’s the theme song for the second season. Oh, and alot of it is in japanese, for those of you confused by the lyrics
Fallen246:
They’re so short.
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Slavelord:
Good to hear some of my favorite Aussie harmless racism on the forum
Fallen246:
Good to hear some of my favorite Aussie harmless racism on the forum :)I appear where needed brother.
Slavelord
slev:
metal bands like the DeftonesThat should be "false-metal".
cornixt
Nice to see a mention of the Wildhearts. I saw them last year in Seattle in a tiny venue, close enough to touch them and my ears were ringing for days afterwards.I remember seeing them play, classic line up, with Therapy? a few years ago, along with most of my band, most of anothe rband we knew, plus, infact, about half of the Macjhester rock scene. Very cool.
cornixt
Kera foehunter:
i say give it time it will fade away like disco!!!
slev:
Moving on to good stuff, check this out: Alchemist music, videos, stats, and photos | Last.fm
Ppsychedelic Metal from Australia.
Slavelord:
i say give it time it will fade away like disco!!!!!I think there's a cream for that...
Kera foehunter
I was woundering where you'd gone all these years...Good to hear some of my favorite Aussie harmless racism on the forum :)I appear where needed brother.
Slavelord
Fallen246
Kera foehunter:
there disco cream ???
zorn sabretooth:
- YouTube
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=s3wXkv1VW54
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wE6qSV-ufb0
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=mioGewkWVdo
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=F9cqKafnUrk
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=GsfVw9xxoNY
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=G0AGUywHntw
if you put all these songs into a movie even if ben Affleck was in it it would still be a great movie!!!
Hey THT guess who else denies gravity… MEL GIBSON!!!
Kera foehunter:
try this we need to mix it up !!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvV-upQVoFs
ha ha i caught you busting a move
GRNDL:
@Slavelord
Thanks for posting that vid of Maximum the Hormone. I had a listen, now I’m hooked! Fave song I’ve heard so far “Chu Chu Lovely Muni muni… etc” just a crazy song! So much energy!
@Kera
I’m not ashamed to be a Cypress Hill fan. Not a fan of rap per se, but I got onto them through my liking Rage against the Machine, who have obviously been influenced by CH.
Pyro Stick:
How about a little Scottish Pirate Metal:
slev:
Even before you posted it I’d had that stuck in my head all day, as my g/f was humming it before she left for work this morning.