It's an X-Ray Spex reference, though, which is way cooler than a Beatles reference.

X-Ray Spex are bad.

They are ok

But another band starting with X, Xiu Xiu, are better.

Another band starting with "X", X, are better.

And I would probably rather listen to X-Raty Spex than the Beatles most days of the week. Except maybe Sunday or Wednesday.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena]It's an X-Ray Spex reference, though, which is way cooler than a Beatles reference.[/QUOTE]

pssh Beatles way > X-Ray Spex

I know, but The Germs also have the word Germ in their name, and I hate them with all my heart.

The Day the World Turned Day-Glo its such an excellent song though.

[U]Emo CDs I Have On My Computer[/U]

Fall Out Boy - From Under The Cork Tree
MCR - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
The Get Up Kids - Something To Write Home About
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

:upset:

none of those are emo, just lame

[QUOTE=SkaBandit][U]Pop-Punk CDs I Have On My Computer[/U]

Fall Out Boy - From Under The Cork Tree
MCR - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
The Get Up Kids - Something To Write Home About
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

:upset:[/QUOTE]

even still, it's pretty sad.

They are some genre of pseudo pop-punk

I call the Get Up Kids emo, since they [i]were[/i] one of the first bands to be called "emo" and embrace it.

I have three out of four of those cd's on my computer.

I like Fall Out Boy. So what.

[U]Emo CDs I have on my computer
[/U]Embrace - Embrace
Rites of Spring - End on End

and a few others.

[QUOTE=SkaBandit][U]Emo CDs I Have On My Computer[/U]

Fall Out Boy - From Under The Cork Tree
MCR - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
The Get Up Kids - Something To Write Home About
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue

:upset:[/QUOTE]

None of those are emo, fool.

It's been said already.

Confession: :wave:

Hey Sam, didn't you like Randy?

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena]I call the Get Up Kids emo, since they [i]were[/i] one of the first bands to be called "emo" and embrace it.

I have three out of four of those cd's on my computer.[/QUOTE]

Yesss. The Get Up Kids are emo, or really close to it.


The other bands he posted are crap, except FOB.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]Hey Sam, didn't you like Randy?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, why????

And you stopped sharing your files with me Albert :(

Uh, sorry I can share now.


Because I was listening to them and remembered someone loved them as I do, and I was wondering if it was you.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]Hey Sam, didn't you like Randy?



Yesss. The Get Up Kids are emo, or really close to it.


The other bands he posted are crap, except FOB.[/QUOTE]

The Get-Up Kids are emo?

EDIT:After listening, I suppose you could call them emo.

They're not "emo" in the same vein of Rites of Spring or Fugazi, but they, along with Jawbreaker, Braid, the Promise Ring, etc, all formed that mid-90's group of bands originally referred to as "emo", and their dorky glasses and clever wordplay influenced hundreds of other likeminded bands. It you wanna be a scene cop and a genre nazi, go ahead, but I will forever refer to bands such as them as emo.

It's just been watered-down and sh[color=white]ittified[/color] until the word doesn't really mean anything anymore...just like "punk".

Classifying bands in genres are what you make them. People have classified Aus-Rotten as anarcho, while I still believe they are a crust band. Genre are different to different people, and who really cares? Genre's are only used loosely to organize bands.

Genres aren't an opinion.

[quote=RetiredAt21]Genres aren't an opinion.[/quote]
This is right. Opinions do play in, but most genres have established sounds, rules, history etc. And a band can be in more then one genre, in no way are they confining. Aus-Rotten is both a crust band an anarcho band.

Confession - I had pizza for lunch.

Me too. It was good until that fag started to convulse.

Confession - I just went to Hooters, and didnt get wood :upset:

Confession: Hooters has good Curly Fries.

I wouldent either that place is really annoying, and only gives chubbys to 12 year olds and drunk people.

yea Hooters makes me feel sad. Such hot girls that will never like me...*sigh*

I tried filling up a Clipper lighter with butane lighter fluid while it was lit, and the flame engulfed my head in a big fireball of heat and noise and burning eyebrow for a split second, so I didn't get burned, just my fringe and facial hair, but it was COOL! Have you ever been INSIDE a flame? I imagine that was what it's like.
Don't try this at home.

I avoid fire.

I almost died once.

oshi.

How can you not get wood at Hooters?

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]How can you not get wood at Hooters?[/QUOTE]

Apparently they're all ugly and they only choose them for their tats, not their faces and personality.
And anyway, I've been to lots of places I should have gotten wood, but didn't. I've also been to lots of places I got wood, surprisingly, when there was nothing arousing about whatsoever. Rather embarassing.

[QUOTE=chairman_of_the_board]Confession: Hooters has good Curly Fries.[/QUOTE]

I love Curly Fries. If I had to eat one food for the rest of my life, it would be Curly Fries. Yum.

I get wood in school sometimes, also for no apparent reason.

[QUOTE=DaveToopes]I get wood in school sometimes, also for no apparent reason.[/QUOTE]

It's horrible isn't it? And then you have to inconspicuosly re-arrange, so you put your hand in your pocket and reach towards the middle, but OH NO! Your teacher sees you and asks you if that's a mobile phone you're reaching for (oh yeah, feel the shame!), and you slip your hand out your pocket faster than you slipped it into Louise Bates's knickers at her little sister's birthday party. Now you begin to feel paranoid, is everyone behind me watching? What should I do? If I get up everyone upfront will see. You get so worked up about it that you lose woody. Ahhhhhh, relief floods you with it's warm velvety softness, just like, oop, you guessed it, Louise Bates's knickers. Guess who's back!
And the vicious cycle continues.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena]They're not "emo" in the same vein of Rites of Spring or Fugazi, but they, along with Jawbreaker, Braid, the Promise Ring, etc, all formed that mid-90's group of bands originally referred to as "emo", and their dorky glasses and clever wordplay influenced hundreds of other likeminded bands. It you wanna be a scene cop and a genre nazi, go ahead, but I will forever refer to bands such as them as emo.

It's just been watered-down and sh[color=white]ittified[/color] until the word doesn't really mean anything anymore...just like "punk".[/QUOTE]
I think Jawbreaker is pop punk, not emo.

[QUOTE=coheneran]It's horrible isn't it? And then you have to inconspicuosly re-arrange, so you put your hand in your pocket and reach towards the middle, but OH NO! Your teacher sees you and asks you if that's a mobile phone you're reaching for (oh yeah, feel the shame!), and you slip your hand out your pocket faster than you slipped it into Louise Bates's knickers at her little sister's birthday party. Now you begin to feel paranoid, is everyone behind me watching? What should I do? If I get up everyone upfront will see. You get so worked up about it that you lose woody. Ahhhhhh, relief floods you with it's warm velvety softness, just like, oop, you guessed it, Louise Bates's knickers. Guess who's back!
And the vicious cycle continues.[/QUOTE]

That was an excellent description. I sit in the back in at least three of my classes, so the boxer tuck is a pretty easy thing to accomplish. But there's always those days...

I confess to downloading racist music and enjoying it, mainly for humourous lyrics and good music.