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Originally Posted by zeppelinfan2k3
What about the original Punk culture? Hippies started out well but as soon as it became a large trend that problem plagued the movement. I think that's common to any movement though. Once it becomes large enough, people don't know what they're fighting for.
I just have an aversion to spending time listening to music I love, while the kid next to me hates the band and is only there because his friends are going to be there.
/me puts on some Schubert to spite you
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What about the original Punk culture? The earliest parts of it were just people trying to play rock and roll, they weren't trying to change the world. As soon as it moved past that it became a sham. The hippies were full of it too, they only thought they were smart because they used so many drugs.
Eh, that's life. I honestly wouldn't let it bother me, because it's honestly not that big of a deal.
Well well well, if it isn't Mr. "I have some classical stuff so I can pretend to like it and discuss the virtures of the Romantic period and sound smart"