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08 Oct 2015, 10:35 pm

Well I cannot be the only one here who considers themselves part of one, I am a metalhead...though I do enjoy a lot of psychedelic music, punk, post punk, goth rock ect. But yeah I don't just listen to metal I am very much into it and the surrounding subculture...though there are people who listen to metal but think metalheads are 'lame' for being so obsessed with it. So anyone else? and if so what subculture do you mostly identify with?


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08 Oct 2015, 11:02 pm

Sweetleaf wrote:
Well I cannot be the only one here who considers themselves part of one, I am a metalhead...though I do enjoy a lot of psychedelic music, punk, post punk, goth rock ect. But yeah I don't just listen to metal I am very much into it and the surrounding subculture...though there are people who listen to metal but think metalheads are 'lame' for being so obsessed with it. So anyone else? and if so what subculture do you mostly identify with?


Well...there's AS/ASD.

...and tech/maker

...and LGBT

...I think I missed out on steampunk, though. For a decade we lived in a neighborhood with some of the better known names in that community, the sort that built big things o' iron that moved and carried people in strange clothing about. That would've been fun. Just not a good fit at least at the time.


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08 Oct 2015, 11:46 pm

I dunno.....maybe grunge, although I don't really like the term grunge, just a record label term for a loose association of some really good musical acts from Seattle that got widely copied. I play a lot of video games and really enjoy certain ones for their stories, but I haven't really gotten into the overall gaming culture, which I find to somewhat pretentious at the least. I'm a naturalist I guess, I like to hike, run, climb, and am currently majoring in an Earth Science major of Geology. I mostly just do what I want, don't really have boundaries on my interests.



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09 Oct 2015, 12:09 am

Mod with a dash of Hippie
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Mod with a dash of Hippie seems to be my dominant one.


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09 Oct 2015, 12:32 am

Foodie/eco-person - as in being into cooking, growing stuff, involving myself in eco-food distribution, trying to live eco-friendly.

It's fairly common these days, but so are metalheads. Or they used to be.



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09 Oct 2015, 12:46 am

When I was a teen I wanted to be goth. I kind of failed at that because I couldn't find the right clothes. I'm still pretty angry about that. I bet I could have had more friends. Instead I just looked like a "cute shy girl".

Right now I enjoy wearing vintage clothes and I have blue hair. I don't know if I really fit into a subculture. Mainly because it's now trendy to have crazy hair colors :(. I hope people think I'm part of a subculture instead of just some trend follower.

I'm also queer. I just don't think I look queer even with my blue hair.


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09 Oct 2015, 1:28 am

well....passing through rome
been in a pair, a lot is uuuhhmm fishy
I'm my own subculture I suppose
when not meeting subcultural standards
seeing through the prick-ness of subs
drunks beating the s**t out of drunks for two cents
'decent' people lying and cheating as the common junk
alternativies call me ******** and hang out in flocks/
but confuse going by routines and not selfjubilate
with commonness
I don't come in groups

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09 Oct 2015, 1:36 am

:D like devilkisses, never really dressed right
lol, eg liking punk before it got main, then being boohed out of a concert (with some)
bc not fashionly dressed, irony :mrgreen: :mrgreen:



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09 Oct 2015, 2:48 am

traven wrote:
:D like devilkisses, never really dressed right
lol, eg liking punk before it got main, then being boohed out of a concert (with some)
bc not fashionly dressed, irony :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I did wear fashionable clothes. It just wasn't the type of clothes I actually wanted to wear. I had no idea where to shop for goth clothes. I only knew about the trendy stores.


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09 Oct 2015, 3:03 am

My primary identity is ASD, then writer, Brit, synaesthete, and college grad.


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09 Oct 2015, 3:18 am

Yes I did belong to a subculture, although I didn't realise it at the time.

I hung around with teenagers a lot when I was a lot younger than they were and they identified with the skinhead image so I grew up identifying with that as well.

I now go for the more clean cut "mod" look.

Music wise, I'll listen to any old shite. :)


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09 Oct 2015, 4:03 am

The thing is, subcultures can sometimes be even more restrictive than the mainstream. There were subcultures I was attracted to as a teenager, but those people would never have accepted me. My opinions weren't right, and my clothes certainly weren't.



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09 Oct 2015, 11:10 am

Classic arcade gaming, here. The 1up barcade is basically my second home. Hoping to start collecting machines in my basement soon.


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09 Oct 2015, 11:49 am

I like a splatter of bands all the way from rock to punk to really emo hardcore to death metal.. It sorta complicates music taste-based friend circles. I never leave the house without my jacket, it looks like a punk jacket but band stuff is from all the music i like not just punk. I like meeting people through music because theyre all weird like me


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09 Oct 2015, 12:27 pm

:cheers: American Roots Rock. Kind of a modern Hillbilly, I suppose. :cheers:


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09 Oct 2015, 1:00 pm

In my teens I was into the punk scene, but I stood out because I didn't dress like a punk (didn't see the point of dressing up, when what really matters is what's going on inside your mind) would go to the concerts in button shirts and jump into the mosh pit--once even made the mistake of wearing a white shirt.

I went to a Math and Science High School, but hung out with the stoners and drug makers/users at the school and into college. After college I didn't really hang out with any subculture groups until I moved to a place with an active gaming community and store where we could play.