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mx newbie
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Would you classify this as punk?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0YHvRMX-RQ
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mk ix
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mx newbie
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mk ix
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i liked some of the imagery. and it sounds like the band have a hardcore following. is it local? i could google it but i'd rather hear about it from you. makes forums worthwhile if you know what i mean.
imagery, thats where bands can differentiate a little because it is so less constrained than musical instruments. but it needs serious thought http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q77YBmtd2Rw |
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mx newbie
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Nope.
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mx newbie
Join Date: Dec 2012
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yeah, it's local to Sydney, Australia. Image needs to be/should be managed...in your opinion. I understand fully.
Here's their crowdfunding thing.. http://pozible.com/rockethead |
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mx newbie
Join Date: Jan 2013
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Out of interest, what would you guys classify as punk? and for what reasons?
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music guru
Join Date: Feb 2013
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anyone who wants to make my day
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mk ix
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i'm going to say that punk aint some fashion or genre of music. sure there are a lot of elements that contribute but at the end of the day punk means thinking for yourself. for me anyway. i think i would throw in some anarchical beliefs that i find suitable to the way i want to live my life and also tend to be anti corporation, anti government, anti racist, anti sexist and pro freedom |
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mx newbie
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mk ix
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sure
bowie, dylan, cohen hobo, stza, strummer, sullivan punk as fuck |
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mx newbie
Join Date: Jan 2013
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Fair one, yeah i can see that, some of those like Dylan are less the 'traditional' sound people have come to think of when they consider punk i think but their lyrical content is definitely embodying those beliefs. How do you reckon those beliefs/ that music influences society then? Does it bring people with similar ideas together?
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mk ix
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it inspires me think i am not alone surrounded by the cretinous herd swamped in mass mild control tactics. but i don't see it influencing things. people get confused with distractions supporting protests and stuff when it has little or no consequence
i've always found that the local punk scene is vibrant and influential and probably more since the advent of the internet and file sharing. so it does bring people together |
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mx newbie
Join Date: Jan 2013
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For you then music is a tool that brings you together, within the local punk scene, with other like minded people? its more a personal thing than it is a larger social influencer
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mk ix
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punk means thinking for yourself
its usually a very visible badge; identity but its not some cult religion that is dictated by the badge thats just the attraction, the lighthouse i've never met a real punk that i don't like |
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mk ix
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Can you hear me now?
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Im a big metal head too but metal hardly delivers a message other than worshipping satan and eating babies. Which is cool, its a very tight genre. Im a punk at heart however and Ill listen to the simplicity of punk over the technicallity of Metal any day. |
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mk ix
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spot on
probably only few real punks left around here the rest are just plastic nazi punks fuck off bunch of jocks passing through a phase that they thinks its cool fuck arseholes pop fucking punk, what a fucking contradiction, take it to the pop forum |
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Can you hear me now?
Join Date: Jan 2013
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pop punk has to be one of the worst forms of music out today. I don't get it, its annoying and nothing more than a fashion statement. Still get to see a few punk shows around here yearly. Murphys Law, The Business, Cock Sparrer, The Meatmen, DRI, and Antiseen. Usually you just get old NY HC bands but thats still acceptable.
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