[QUOTE=TheNowhereman42]My first two cd's were Christ the Album vol. 1 & 2

that makes me more punk than you[/QUOTE]
oh yeah, well i have "drunx punx" tattooed on my liver.

oh man, i just realized i have no food, except ramen and a box of macaroni (which requires milk/butter that i do not have). i thought i had something left. i wonder if there's any parties i can crash with free food...

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]oh yeah, well i have "drunx punx" tattooed on my liver.[/QUOTE]
:lol:

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]eh, that's not because of something that has to do with the nature of rap so much as the stupid people who tend to do it. look at limp biskit (sp?) or linkin park (sp?). i tend to think of some ska vocals as rap-like. jesse michaels could rhyme with the best of 'em, and when you pay less mind to the the genre-barriers, some ska and some rap aren't as different as you'd think.[/QUOTE]

Healthy Body is kind of like teh rap. Ska and rap are alot alike. Cheeser has shown me the light... I still won't forgive you for spamming my Neil Young thread in my n00bhood.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]oh man, i just realized i have no food, except ramen and a box of macaroni (which requires milk/butter that i do not have). i thought i had something left. i wonder if there's any parties i can crash with free food...[/QUOTE]

I thought you were vegan?

So far today, I've eaten three bowls of Rice Krispies and a glass of tea. Tonight calls for hard liquor and barbeque meat in celebration of a nation I don't really believe in.

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]Healthy Body is kind of like teh rap. Ska and rap are alot alike. Cheeser has shown me the light... I still won't forgive you for spamming my Neil Young thread in my n00bhood.[/QUOTE]

you made a neil young thread :lol: . Were was I?

I also noticed that ska and rap sound kinda similar sometimes, but what does it matter? Punk can sound similar to every other genre out there and that doesn't mean nothing.

My friend just paid 45 bucks for the warped tour just to see the unseen and mike watt was there and he didnt bother to see him. I'm pissed

[QUOTE=combatrock*bass]you made a neil young thread :lol: . Were was I?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219940[/url]

[QUOTE=blackflagbassist]My friend just paid 45 bucks for the warped tour just to see the unseen and mike watt was there and he didnt bother to see him. I'm pissed[/QUOTE]

Well, he's an idiot. You don't have to be pissed.

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton]Healthy Body is kind of like teh rap. Ska and rap are alot alike. Cheeser has shown me the light... I still won't forgive you for spamming my Neil Young thread in my n00bhood.[/QUOTE]
horay, forgiveness. yeah, i met exile and lokey (rappers, google them if you care) when they played at our school. they're cool guys, we hung out most of the night after they played. the crowd was mostly looking for loud mindless hip-hop to get drunk and grind to, and quite a few people were upset about the political/social lyrics. but anyway, point: exile was telling me that he loves 80s/early-90s punk, and that one of his favorite bands is op ivy.

[QUOTE=albert_bass] You don't have to be pissed.[/QUOTE]
And yet I am.

[QUOTE=guns_of_brixton][url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219940[/url][/QUOTE]
oh wow, i remember that now. to be fair, i was trying to help.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]I also noticed that ska and rap sound kinda similar sometimes, but what does it matter? Punk can sound similar to every other genre out there and that doesn't mean nothing.[/QUOTE]
there's alot of genre mixing/overlap/whatever in music. it shows that if you weed out the punx separatists and the corporate/social stratification that goes on in music and in "scenes" there's really no difference between punks and any other kids in subcultures of a similar nature. the musical overlap just goes to show it.

[QUOTE=blackflagbassist]And yet I am.[/QUOTE]

Then, only solution is murder.

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]there's alot of genre mixing/overlap/whatever in music. it shows that if you weed out the punx separatists and the corporate/social stratification that goes on in music and in "scenes" there's really no difference between punks and any other kids in subcultures of a similar nature. the musical overlap just goes to show it.[/QUOTE]

There's a difference in the music they like and they have different ideals. I don't see what you're trying to say.

Haha, Cheeser's disciple AndHagan posted in there.

You posted in there too.

I forgive ya cheeser.

/gives a hug

/bathes several times.

[QUOTE=Sid]Haha, Cheeser's disciple AndHagan posted in there.[/QUOTE]
I remember that fool

He and RedMenace left the first time Cheeser got banned.

[QUOTE=blackflagbassist]I remember that fool[/QUOTE]

That Clash hating fool.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]There's a difference in the music they like and they have different ideals. I don't see what you're trying to say.[/QUOTE]what, cultural overlap doesn't compute in your brain? true hip-hop culture shares alot of ideals with punk culture and the music sometimes sounds the same.
[QUOTE=Sid]RedMenace left the first time Cheeser got banned.[/QUOTE]
no, johnny got a new username and has been here since.

and for the record, i do not have disciples. people who don't hate me aren't automatically my disciples, and i certainly take no responsibility for anything they say (unless they say something good, then it was definitely all me).

[QUOTE][url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=219940[/url][/QUOTE]

People were actually funny back then.

This Is Outrageous

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]what,[B] cultural overlap doesn't compute in your brain?[/B] true hip-hop culture shares alot of ideals with punk culture and the music sometimes sounds the same.[/QUOTE]

No, it doesn't, sorry for being spanish. Ok, it has some similarities but what I was saying is that it's not too similar so you can't compare both cultures. At least here they're absolutely different.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]No, it doesn't, sorry for being spanish. Ok, it has some similarities but what I was saying is that it's not too similar so you can't compare both cultures. At least here they're absolutely different.[/QUOTE]
to me they're very similar, maybe my experience with them is different, and i'm sure things are different in other countries, but i would guess if you found the right group of people, you could see how the barriers really don't exist.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]No, it doesn't, sorry for being spanish. Ok, it has some similarities but what I was saying is that it's not too similar so you can't compare both cultures. At least here they're absolutely different.[/QUOTE]
I was thinking of you when I was killing spanish zombies in resident evil 4 the other day.

[QUOTE=lynch_me]I was thinking of you when I was killing spanish zombies in resident evil 4 the other day.[/QUOTE]
killing zombies with the keyboard is even better:
[url]http://www.pcgameworld.com/details.php/id/2404/[/url]

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]what, cultural overlap doesn't compute in your brain? true hip-hop culture shares alot of ideals with punk culture and the music sometimes sounds the same.

no, johnny got a new username and has been here since.

and for the record, i do not have disciples. people who don't hate me aren't automatically my disciples, and i certainly take no responsibility for anything they say (unless they say something good, then it was definitely all me).[/QUOTE]
I remember I read a quote jello biafra said way back. I think it was something about rap being closer to punk than all the new pop punk bands or something. I made a thread on people's opinions about a looong time ago. Maybe if you dig deep enough you can find it.

[QUOTE=lynch_me]I was thinking of you when I was killing spanish zombies in resident evil 4 the other day.[/QUOTE]

Hahaha I don't know what to say... Were you thinking about killing me in a very gore scene?

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]to me they're very similar, maybe my experience with them is different, and i'm sure things are different in other countries, but i would guess if you found the right group of people, you could see how the barriers really don't exist.[/QUOTE]

Here things are very different I guess. That would never happen in Spain, trust me. Both cultures are very different. While punks normally care about what they sing, it doesn't usually happen in rap. There's some bands that do, but not a majority of them, and then, the fans don't. I'm talking about spanish punk and rap.

[QUOTE=lynch_me]I remember I read a quote jello biafra said way back. I think it was something about rap being closer to punk than all the new pop punk bands or something. I made a thread on people's opinions about a looong time ago. Maybe if you dig deep enough you can find it.[/QUOTE]
yeah, and what i really like is that when i realize that the people making the music are more or less just like me and my friends, it stops mattering what music they play, and it matters more about who they are. which is how you can get along with nearly anybody, so long as they're good people.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]Here things are very different I guess. That would never happen in Spain, trust me. Both cultures are very different. While punks normally care about what they sing, it doesn't usually happen in rap. There's some bands that do, but not a majority of them, and then, the fans don't. I'm talking about spanish punk and rap.[/QUOTE]yeah, i would have said the same about american rap and punk, but there's alot of underground hip-hop in america that is socially concious and positive, and the people are honestly alot like punks or whatever else. maybe that doesn't happen in spain (although it would be cool if it did, since it's way better than the apathetic, mindless tripe that corporate hip-hop spews out of top 40 stations all the time).