Anyone like The Locust? It's still grind but a bit different.

I like them but I like the Great Redneck Hope more.

What is grind???

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hmmmmmmmmm, I see. Well hardcore is good but punk doesn't always have to be fast though!!! Plus what's the difference between that and metalcore???

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I don't see how punk not always having to be fast has anything to do with grindcore. Grind is always fast.

The difference is metalcore is metal influenced hardcore, while grind is just hardcore taken to it's most extreme level played really fast, etc.

[QUOTE=Greg Ginn]hmmmmmmmmm, I see. Well hardcore is good but punk doesn't always have to be fast though!!! Plus what's the difference between that and metalcore???[/QUOTE]
Metalcore isn't very good.

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I don't see how punk not always having to be fast has anything to do with grindcore. Grind is always fast.

The difference is metalcore is metal influenced hardcore, while grind is just hardcore taken to it's most extreme level played really fast, etc.[/QUOTE]

Ok that's cleared then but it said that Grindcore fused with metal later on though!

[QUOTE=Greg Ginn]Ok that's cleared then but it said that Grindcore fused with metal later on though![/QUOTE]
It got more technical. If you listen to old stuff like Napalm Death, Assuck, etc., it sounds like a lot of noise with heavy riffs and drums. Nowadays, there's stuff with a lot more complicated guitar playing and such.

So Grind is hardcore punk but faster, I've heard some Napalm Death before and I thought it sounded very metally!

[QUOTE=Greg Ginn]So Grind is hardcore punk but faster, I've heard some Napalm Death before and I thought it sounded very metally![/QUOTE]
Grind ≠ Fast hardcore punk.

It's hard to describe, just listen to it. You will know it's grind when you're being punched in the face.

Ok, I'll give it a try!

[QUOTE=Greg Ginn]So Grind is hardcore punk but faster, I've heard some Napalm Death before and I thought it sounded very metally![/QUOTE]
You probably heard newer ND. They're basically just death metal now, but they still rule.

I cant find Napalms first album when they were a hardcore punk band.. Ive been listinin to Long live the code for the past 3 days now and im still not bored.

Their first album was Scum and that was straight up grind.

Anyone listen to Sayyadina?

Not scum..their original demo. Before they were a grind band they were a hardcore punk band.

hatred surge demo. for the songs on it for the most part are a few tracks off of scum w/o blastbeats and slower. still good, although the constant feedback in every song may seem a bit anooying at first

Anyone ever heard of Dead to Fall or Death to Fall or something like that? My neighbor that gave me a ride home today had them playing in his car and it sounded thrashy/grind-ish.

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady]Anyone ever heard of Dead to Fall or Death to Fall or something like that? My neighbor that gave me a ride home today had them playing in his car and it sounded thrashy/grind-ish.[/QUOTE]
Dead to Fall is a sorta mediocre metal band from Chicago. They're one of those bands that get labeled metalcore but they are just metal with breakdowns. Not grind at all.

It was difficult to tell at the time. Thanks.

No prob.

[QUOTE=Noiseterrorist]hatred surge demo. for the songs on it for the most part are a few tracks off of scum w/o blastbeats and slower. still good, although the constant feedback in every song may seem a bit anooying at first[/QUOTE]
Hatred Surge is so awesome. I have yet to see him play his stuff live though.

Hatred Surge is incredible, as are most of the Gulf Coast grind bands. How does he play live? Does he get people to fill in on the instruments or something?

[QUOTE=Times Ten]Hatred Surge is incredible, as are most of the Gulf Coast grind bands. How does he play live? Does he get people to fill in on the instruments or something?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he gets some fo the IW dudes and others, and he fills in for bass for IW's tours.

The GCGC/PV scene is very close, so alot of the bands are really good friends and/or share members.

Can someone send me some Guyana Punchline via AIM?

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HalighEyesBright (5:17:48 PM): dude i am all about the grind
GavSavesTheDay (5:17:54 PM): "the grind"
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:00 PM): sounds like a sex position
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:04 PM): where a girl bends over
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:06 PM): yoiu f[SIZE="2"]u[/SIZE]ck her in the a[SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]s
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:09 PM): and rub her face against the concrete

[QUOTE=whiteminority]HalighEyesBright (5:17:48 PM): dude i am all about the grind
GavSavesTheDay (5:17:54 PM): "the grind"
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:00 PM): sounds like a sex position
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:04 PM): where a girl bends over
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:06 PM): yoiu f[SIZE="2"]u[/SIZE]ck her in the a[SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]s
GavSavesTheDay (5:18:09 PM): and rub her face against the concrete[/QUOTE]

Well, at least has an imagination!

We love our Gav.

Damn straight.