chrisonsputnik
10.09.09 | Yeah I might be coming across as being a noob but I basically am to the genre I'm hoping to get into it more through this essay. So any help would be appreciated. |
BallsToTheWall
10.09.09 | Embrace? Rites of Spring? |
BrandNewBoognish
10.09.09 | Well first of all, you need Rites of Spring. |
chrisonsputnik
10.09.09 | keeeep em coming |
qwe3
10.09.09 | saetia |
erasedcitizen
10.09.09 | The Get Up Kids |
Cesar
10.09.09 | Saetia is a must when it come to the emo/scremo history. You can also go into the Japanese and French bands that have laid their stones in the genere (Sed Non Satiata for instance).
Also listen to Kidcrash - Jokes is an amazing album |
Skimaskcheck
10.09.09 | 6 is definately not.
Snowing, for something more recent?
The Saddest Landscape
Mihai Edrisch for French screamo/emo |
natey
10.09.09 | fall o boy
panic! at the disco |
djNils
10.09.09 | this style of music is a real joke.. |
chrisonsputnik
10.09.09 | of all the ppl to comment on my list...why you lol. |
natey
10.09.09 | in response to your question about Hot Cross' CRYONICS "Post-hardcore or emo/screamo?"
eatuhdurrrrck |
OllieS
10.09.09 | Gospel - The Moon Is A Dead World. Sick instrumentation. |
Masochist
10.09.09 | You're on the right track, at least you didn't put stuff up there like Paramore or Fall Out Boy.
You'll definitely want to add some Fugazi on here. Fugazi isn't actually Emo per se, but it was there original sound that, in time, evolved into the emo genre.
You might mention something about older Boysetsfire, or older Emery. They were more in line with the genre back then then they are now. |
chrisonsputnik
10.09.09 | i was goin to mention Fugazi but i jst assumed cos they were Post-Hardcore there would b no need to mention them here. |
accompliceofmydeath
10.09.09 | This is pretty important: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_Summer
You might want to put in there how emo evolved from hardcore. |
CaptainMorgan13
10.09.09 | I just thought you guys should know that I really hate CTTS. Not good screamo at all in my opinion. |
CompanionCube
10.09.09 | lol warped tour
and dont you dare mention brand new in your essay ill kill you |
SmurkinGherkin
10.09.09 | i think a while back i saw a Kitsch list all about 90s emo, you might wanna check that out |
Prophet178
10.09.09 | Why would you do a paper on a genre you don't know much about lol. I would probably divide it by region, us emo scene, french, Japanese, etc, they all have a distict sytle and following.
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kitsch
10.09.09 | cool i get name dropped as an authority on emo.
i would say that NONE of these are emo, save for maybe sunny day real estate, and they are arguably so.
1 =pop punk
2,3,4,- screamo
5 - ph
6- pop punk
7-10 - screamo
12 - pop punk
13 - ph
14 - neither emo nor screamo, i can never classify them
15 - closer to grind but you could say screamo
go here for good emo/screamo music
www.mediafire.com/emoisdead
www.mediafire.com/screamoisdead
band recs by the scene:
early (first wave) emo (80s and early 90s):
embrace
rites of spring
moss icon
indian summer
bands are mainly from dc hardcore scene and the beginnings of the midwest emo scene
first wave screamo (early to mid 90s)
heroin
antioch arrow
swing kids
mohinder
shotmaker
bands are mainly from gravity records. similar to emo bands but louder and a little faster. however, none of these bands yet play at the breakneck speeds of saetia and orchid
midwest emo first wave (mid 90s)
bells on trike
maggat
christie front drive
cap'n jazz
midwest emo second wave (present)
street smart cyclist
rockets and blue lights
snowing
early 2nd wave screamo (ebellution, level plane)
saetia
orchid
you and i
joshua fit for battle
neil perry
post rock screamo (tentative title for scene) (2000s - present)
circle takes the square
city of caterpillar
an embrace of angels
envy
modern screamo
pg.99
love lost but not forgotten
in first person
ampere
there are countless bands but this is a good rough outline of the progession
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SlightlyEpic
10.09.09 | kitsch knows where it's at.
Also I'd give a heads up to the european screamo scene, since they have their own kind of sound.
Bands like:
Sed Non Satiata
Mihai Edrisch
Daitro
Suis La Lune
Raein
Le Pré Oú Je Suis Mort
La Quiete
etc. etc. |
kitsch
10.09.09 | addendum:
midwest 1st wave:
mineral
braid
slightlyepic, the euro skramz scene is cool, idk how it would fit in the history though.
but if you do mention the euro scene, amanda woodward is one of the first and really influential |
kitsch
10.09.09 | there are always a lot of posts on emo lists until i post then no one bothers anymore |
SlightlyEpic
10.09.09 | Well that just might be because you have it pretty damn well covered there. And I don't know, he could just fit euro-skramz in with.. well.. between post-rock screamo and modern screamo I guess. And yeah Amanda Woodward are sweet, I should've mentioned them. |
kitsch
10.09.09 | yeah that prob the best place for them in both continuity and style.
yo, add me on facebook or something bro.
www.facebook.com/joemcgangsta |
CompanionCube
10.09.09 | my new lifes goal is to dl and listen to that entire emoisdead collecton |
kitsch
10.09.09 | try for the screamo is dead too.
its less consistantly good than the emo, but i think that might just be the difference in the genres.
still, about 90% of all that shit on both rules. |
kitsch
10.10.09 | chances are that whoever youre writing this for doesnt know anything about it so you could get away with just doing some research on fourfa even though its pretty inaccurate sometimes esp with the newer bands |
dylantheairplane
10.10.09 | Brokencyde!!!!
come on peoplezz! |
