[QUOTE=Doop;15735752]i eat blastbeats for breakfast and i s[COLOR="Black"]h[/COLOR]it breakdowns.[/QUOTE]

HOLY SLAMGORE

[quote=Ghoul Hunter;15736045]Shut the f[SIZE=2]u[/SIZE]ck up you idiot.[/quote] [I]but he likes insect warfare[/I]

[QUOTE=Valhall;15735471]Power violence isn't even a real genre. [b]Spazz came up with the term just ****ing around[/b], and then kids actually took them seriously.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

[QUOTE]If anything, [B]Power Violence is simply true grindcore[/B], rather than the death metal influenced grind of today. I don't think a completely new genre was warranted there.[/QUOTE]
:lol: :lol:

[QUOTE=Valhall;15735471]Power violence isn't even a real genre. Spazz came up with the term just ****ing around, and then kids actually took them seriously.[/QUOTE]

You don't know sh[I]i[/I]t.

I enjoy my power violence a.k.a. death metal influenced grind, especially deathy, like Insect Warfare.

i'm just scraping the surface of grind/power violence etc. the only stuff i've heard that i've been told is powerviolence is spazz, and charles bronson. any suggestions for someone who is interested in the genre? if someone could rep me a good album or 2 that would be appreciated!

I dont know if I'd say Power Violence was an actual genre in itself but what the **** was he trying to say there? It's separate from "true" grind and from "death/grind", but I dont know.

BRA has a hard time making sense.

Gather what you will, I'm not saying one way or another, but I think it's bunk.

[B]urban dictionary[/B]
Powerviolence:

1. Influenced from punk and thrash.
Loud and fast, extremely difficult to understand.

2. A type of punk music that basically plays as fast as humanly possible with lyrics that don't even attempt to be audible or important.

Powerviolence is described in 3 words: "Noise Not Music."


[B]Wikipedia[/B]

"Power Violence"
Musically, the majority of bands focus on speed, brevity,
bizarre timing breakdowns, and constant tempo changes,
removing the metallic influence that grindcore is generally
known for in its songwriting and production techniques.
This is meant to contrast with modern grindcore variants
that have become increasingly associated with death metal.
Power violence songs are often very short; it is not
uncommon for some to last less than 30 seconds.

[B]everything2.com[/B]

Power violence is the name given to an amorphous subgenre of hardcore punk, which has been and continues to be strenuously debated. In some ways the term serves as little more than a signpost of a specific time and place (to be specific, Southern California in 1991).



It all seems to basically be true grind to me (as oppoesed to modern dm-influenced grind/grindcore).

I'm just saying I don't think it's warranted to be a genuine genre by itself.

Yeah but see nobody actually gives a **** but you.

[QUOTE=Valhall;15737769]Gather what you will, I'm not saying one way or another, but I think it's bunk.

[B]urban dictionary[/B]
Powerviolence:

1. Influenced from punk and thrash.
Loud and fast, extremely difficult to understand.

2. A type of punk music that basically plays as fast as humanly possible with lyrics that don't even attempt to be audible or important.

Powerviolence is described in 3 words: "Noise Not Music."


[B]Wikipedia[/B]

"Power Violence"
Musically, the majority of bands focus on speed, brevity,
bizarre timing breakdowns, and constant tempo changes,
removing the metallic influence that grindcore is generally
known for in its songwriting and production techniques.
This is meant to contrast with modern grindcore variants
that have become increasingly associated with death metal.
Power violence songs are often very short; it is not
uncommon for some to last less than 30 seconds.

[B]everything2.com[/B]

Power violence is the name given to an amorphous subgenre of hardcore punk, which has been and continues to be strenuously debated. In some ways the term serves as little more than a signpost of a specific time and place (to be specific, Southern California in 1991).



It all seems to basically be true grind to me (as oppoesed to modern dm-influenced grind/grindcore).

I'm just saying I don't think it's warranted to be a genuine genre by itself.[/QUOTE]

Ya done.

THE KVLTIMATE WARRIOR[font=verdana]S[/font]

lol

hahahahahaah wtf you guys stop listening to sh[SIZE=2]ittyp[/SIZE] music already

I can't believe bra is actually trying to make that point. I didn't think he was really THAT stupid :\

lol @ constantly quoting urban dictionary

[QUOTE=(*Dolemite Mofo*);15739748]hahahahahaah wtf you guys stop listening to sh[SIZE=2]ittyp[/SIZE] music already[/QUOTE]

no u

[QUOTE=(*Dolemite Mofo*);15739748]hahahahahaah wtf you guys stop listening to sh[SIZE=2]ittyp[/SIZE] music already[/QUOTE]

Gay.

[QUOTE=Ghoul Hunter;15740830]I can't believe bra is actually trying to make that point. I didn't think he was really THAT stupid :\[/QUOTE]

He's ridiculous!

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;15743502]Gay.[/QUOTE]
youre a gay

[QUOTE=ArrestThisMan;15741180]lol @ constantly quoting urban dictionary[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=eleventeen[/url]

only useful entry on that entire site

[QUOTE=TTEOVD;15744716][url]http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=eleventeen[/url]

only useful entry on that entire site[/QUOTE]

rofl.

[quote=TTEOVD;15744716][url]http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=eleventeen[/url]

only useful entry on that entire site[/quote]

Haha, that's awesome.

Does anyone here like Nashgul?

[QUOTE=Ghoul Hunter;15748256]Does anyone here like Nashgul?[/QUOTE]

They're pretty good.

I don't think I've ever heard Nashgul.

They're definitely worth checking out

Word, I will.

They're pretty good; I just checked them out.

Listening to [I]Misery Index[/I] right now. So f[I]u[/I]cking good.

Psh.

Suck my [I]A[I]s[/I]s[/I]

Assook. That's how you say it. I'm sorta sure anyways.

That you are correct, my friend!

Aha! I figured.

I say *** Suck :\

That's what I used to say. I actually think that'd be a cooler name.

Yeah, there's an umlaut I think.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;15771426]Listening to [I]Misery Index[/I] right now. So f[I]u[/I]cking good.[/QUOTE]

Misery Signals is sick bro.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21;15771426]Listening to [I]Misery Index[/I] right now. So f[I]u[/I]cking good.[/QUOTE]

Teh album rite? The band isn't that bad either.