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Id agree most punk that really rocks is shit no ones ever heard of and local but there are some awsome bands on hellcat and fat records and a few scatered other labels as well. I doubt they are concerned with cd and shirt sales all that much its just a perk. against me leftover crack and the sainte catherines are a few i cant hink of that truelly rock and arent exactly local to me.
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Why Immortal technique?
Perhaps its because I am afraid and he gives me courage.
Why Immortal technique?
Perhaps its because I am afraid and he gives me courage.
spazz wrote:Nofx is a punk dude hate to break that one to ya but your wrong.poppy yes but still a punk band. Why dont you enlighten me drem as to what punk is about.Lotta corperations sponser warped but a lotta good bands and awareness booths goes on there to. The bands walk round in the crowd and talk to the fans. Its what you make of it A huge company sponsered commercial event or a punk/ska/hardcore festivel. Tell me somewhere that isnt ruined by corperate america?
We have a band around here called the Happy Bastards and they're exactly what Tossica described. That is punk music, to me, not a bunch of rich fucks that have people write their songs for them and they wear like prada and expensive clothes and drive nice cars and sell band merchandise and shit... that's not what punk is about, to me. Punk is a state of mind, not a musical genre. If you think Pennywise and NOFX and pop music like that is the pinnacle of punk rock then we probably shouldn't even be talking to eachother about it because we're never going to agree.
spazz wrote:Oh and drem unless im a total basehead just about everything rancid has put out has been on epitaph/hellcat feel free to correct me if i am wrong
Before Rancid signed to Epitaph they were on Lookout! records, where half the band was releasing records a few years earlier in Operation Ivy. Rancid was around for two or three years, released a s/t EP on Lookout!, signed to Epitaph a year later for the full-length debut (w/o lars), then put another EP out a year later on Fat Wreck Chords (lars' first appearance)... the next three full-lengths were on Epitaph before they moved to Hellcat.
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People that love their music are awesome =) having a preference shows a lot about a person. My boyfriend loves punk, or did...but still does too and he admits it, with a big grin, lol. Recently he really got into the new Saves The Day because 1)he loves them and 2) it is punk and different from their albums before this and he digs that. (punk) he was definitely a punk kid still is really. Anyway it's hard to see through the politics and money in music/bands but when I hear good music it makes me happy and it doesn't matter to me how popular they are or rich, etc..I just like the music.
Punk is a style that has been around for a while and it's definitely a stage, but punks are always punks. right toss?
Punk is a style that has been around for a while and it's definitely a stage, but punks are always punks. right toss?

Yea like i said just about everything they have put out is on epitaph and rocks. I really dont know bout epi now days but they used to fuckin rock. Thanks for the rancid/op ivy/lookout records history .....
WHITE TRASH METAL SLUMMER
Why Immortal technique?
Perhaps its because I am afraid and he gives me courage.
Why Immortal technique?
Perhaps its because I am afraid and he gives me courage.


