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RdTv 12.09.2006 11:33 PM

Hey sway, just out of curiosity is there much of a good punk/hardcore scene left in Macon???

k-krack 12.09.2006 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by sonikold
yeah, i would have voted for bad brains if they were on there. it was hard to pick between the flag and the threat, but in the end, black flag is harder because they offer no hope. i'm more of a my war sorta guy myself.

man, punk rawk sure sucks corporate balls nowadays. hard to believe i used to listen to some of that shit. i remember when i used to go to warped tour, so many bands have cashed it in since then. i never like much of the newer stuff anyway, but still it was a rude awakening for a teenage punk 5-6 years ago, watching bands with supposed street cred cashing it in. nowadays i can't even listen to any of that shit punk that's coming out, did i miss the screamo memo?


I don't care what anyone says, there is a ton of rad "punk" and "hardcore" bands out nowadays, even ones that are relatively on the radar. Notables include (almost all of Three One G records, which could somewhat go into the noise-rock catagory, but who gives a fuck?) The Blood Brothers (who were with 31G for a bit), some local hardcore/punk bands, etc!

krastian 12.10.2006 01:52 AM

We're not the first....I hope we're not the last.

Dead-Air 12.10.2006 02:01 AM

I voted for the Flag like practically everybody else, but if the Screamers were on there, I wouldn't have thought twice.

k-krack 12.10.2006 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Dead-Air
I voted for the Flag like practically everybody else, but if the Screamers were on there, I wouldn't have thought twice.


God damn, so rad.

Dead-Air 12.10.2006 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by k-krack
I don't care what anyone says, there is a ton of rad "punk" and "hardcore" bands out nowadays, even ones that are relatively on the radar. Notables include (almost all of Three One G records, which could somewhat go into the noise-rock catagory, but who gives a fuck?) The Blood Brothers (who were with 31G for a bit), some local hardcore/punk bands, etc!


I saw the Blood Brothers the other night with Trail of Dead. I went to school with Conrad of TOD, and my wife actually used to play in the band in the early, early Austin days, so we were hanging back stage.

Blood Brothers were pretty good, but the main way they differ from old school hardcore is that they play way too damn long. The music was fairly complex and interesting, the vocals a bit testosterone heavy for me at this point in life, but really for as much as one song sounds like the next, I probably wouldn't have gotten bored if they stopped at a half hour. The drummer was to me the most talented guy in the band, and pretty cool socially too. The rest of them, I got the feeling were pretty smacked out.

Androol 12.10.2006 02:30 AM

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Originally Posted by LittlePuppetBoy
Actually, I think there's some pretty damn good stuff on that.


which songs? theres maybe one or two good ones. ian's vocals sound like such complete shit. just ramming that same damn note he hits into the fucking ground. their 7"s were about a million times better.

Androol 12.10.2006 02:34 AM

and first four years is so much better than damaged its just basically insane.

and to whoever mentioned it, yeah bad brains - s/t is probably the greatest hardcore lp ever recorded.

Norma J 12.10.2006 02:35 AM

Refused are/were a great hardcore band. They took it further than any of them bands mentioned, different era slightly, but still just as influenctial as them bands. Fugazi was a huge leap from Minor Threat, but they're seperate bands, obviously.

Hardcore has it's many great bands. But if you're utterly only into hardcore, then you're boring. As Cedirc Bixler said: Hardcore is 1D.

krastian 12.10.2006 02:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Androol
and first four years is so much better than damaged its just basically insane.


Mos def........that is my shit.

Androol 12.10.2006 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by krastian
Mos def........that is my shit.


true i did just remember we're talking about LPs though so i guess its an unfair comparison for this poll.

and those dri and suicidal tendencies albums arent even hardcore. more like crossover thrash type stuff.

Norma J 12.10.2006 02:42 AM

First Four Years is my pick out of Black Flags catalogue aswell.

Androol 12.10.2006 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Norma J
First Four Years is my pick out of Black Flags catalogue aswell.


yeah i really think its a no contest. i mean i think hank's a great guy who was extremely nice to me when i met him and any friend of sy is a friend of mine till death, but an artist henry rollins is not.

Norma J 12.10.2006 04:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Androol
yeah i really think its a no contest. i mean i think hank's a great guy who was extremely nice to me when i met him and any friend of sy is a friend of mine till death, but an artist henry rollins is not.


Oh, I think Henry Rollins is cool as fuck. Rollins Band are awesome, but I prefer eariler Black Flag when it comes to that particular band. But saying this, I'm more educated on the eariler Blag Flag material than when Rollins joined.

Norma J 12.11.2006 12:09 AM

Listening to Damaged now, and I must say it is a fucking cool album.


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