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26 Nov 2005, 3:02 pm

anyone into some of that old school stuff? and dont say emo sucks before you understand what i'm talking about. i mean stuff like Rites Of Spring, Swing Kids, Saetia, etc. not the s**t you see on tv.



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26 Nov 2005, 4:02 pm

what's emo?



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26 Nov 2005, 6:18 pm

well i'm talking about emocore, which is short for emotional hardcore. started in the 80s.



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26 Nov 2005, 8:47 pm

hmm haven't heard of it. but i'm sick of people hating emo. it's awesome stuff... even if it's not the original emocore



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26 Nov 2005, 9:32 pm

well a lot of the stuff i hear that people call emo sounds more like poprock to me.



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27 Nov 2005, 8:27 pm

Emo is too broad a term. Form what I gather, anything remotely depressing or saddening is Emo. And Dark Wave is just a bunch of losers trying to make something sound cool regardles of how good or bad it is.


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28 Nov 2005, 3:41 am

Sarcastic_Name wrote:
Emo is too broad a term. Form what I gather, anything remotely depressing or saddening is Emo. And Dark Wave is just a bunch of losers trying to make something sound cool regardles of how good or bad it is.

saddening or depressing is usually the new-age pop version of emo type stuff. im referring to the music that stemmed off of DC Hardcore and therefore formed emotional hardcore in the 80s, aka "emocore".

the lyrics are emotional, and it had a different vocal style than the other hardcore bands of the time. however, it does not talk about cutting wrists, blacking eyes, highschool breakups, etc. ;)



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28 Nov 2005, 4:04 am

Beefeater, Egghunt, and Fugazi can also be considered Emocore.

Personally, I like the first Beefeater CD, as well as the first two by Fugazi.


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