christthetiger wrote:listen to paint it black and quit being a faggott.
bane keeps playing cause theyre amazing.
paint it black are meeeeeeeeeeeeeeh.
calling me a homophobe. also lumps you in with the generic hardcore jock idiot...... quel suprise.
you listen to some jerry's kids, gorilla biscuits, straight ahead, ssd and quit listening to pap.
does it? lol. i shouldnt have called you faggott. but its ususally someone trying to sound cool when they say hardcore is dead.
the boston hardcore is alive bro.
they are plenty of hardcore bands that are keeoing it alive. i agree. gorilla bisquits, straight ahead, of course those are the pioneers. but to say hardcore ended with them is ignorant. im sure if you were to ask those bands, has hardcore died? they might agree that it has become more commercial, just like anything. take a look at dubstep for example.
anyways. i respect your opinion.
you seem to miss the point that i was making.
hardcore is a very narrow genre with little room for innovation and meaning for it to be good it would have to be really good as very little will sound original. currently the motivations for kids/guys making bands is very different to the 80's (ie they arent angry enough or pissed off enough) and in a genre that is so crucially infused with passion if the motivations arent there it ends up sounding half hearted and wishwashy (let alone boring and samey). i love hardcore, i wouldnt say thats its actually dead but as there is so little room for progression the chances of anythign quite so good coming out is very slim.
to say hardcore continues to flourish is ignorant and ultimately you are only in denial, understandably its about something you love and i know i used to say the same but you will eventually smell the coffee.
ahhh word. i do understand what youre saying. but its hard for me because im right in the middle of it. im immersed in hardcore all around me. and it seems to be doing fine. i understand that "original" hardcore is not prevelant nowadays. but also i dont have an extreme hardcore standard. "if you dont sound like gorilla bisquits or youth of today, you arent hardcore and i dont like you." regardless of whatever the definition of what "hardcore" is, in my opinion bands like Have Heart, Bane, Soul Control, Verse... theyre trying/tried and did a good job.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:17 pm
by dantini
i love hardcore. i'm more partial to mathcore though, i gotta admit. Dillinger Escape Plan, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Duck Duck Goose etc. Also a big fan of Alexisonfire & Every Time I Die even though they're not rly hardcore.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 11:13 am
by horse
mikey g wrote:currently the motivations for kids/guys making bands is very different to the 80's (ie they arent angry enough or pissed off enough)
these guys definitely are - http://www.myspace.com/hexhc
good lads. fucking good band. if you like this sort of thing. which i do.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 8:43 pm
by christthetiger
mikey g wrote:currently the motivations for kids/guys making bands is very different to the 80's (ie they arent angry enough or pissed off enough)
negative approach. ceremony. trash talk. black teeth. youre right.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 6:34 pm
by tommatee
rbnc wrote:
tommatee wrote:Comeback Kid
Christian
i knew there was a real big bad thing i was forgetting[/quote]
It was their old singer that was christian, who subsequently left 'to find god' i assume. The new replacement more than adequately fits his shoes. Anyway, not liking a band because of their religious persuasion is mighty gay, mighty mighty gay.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 1:02 am
by christthetiger
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 10:44 am
by nicenice
Hardcore equates too brostep for me. Both based around males and though guy mentalities. The only good hardcore these days is crust/d-beat and power-violence, maybe some 'screamo' for lack of better word. Screamo as in Orchid, Ampere, Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Power-violence will always be the true definition of hardcore for me. Fast, angry, no compromise, staying true to yourself, etc. Everything else is just bordering on gayness somehow. From Hatebreed to Have Heart, its all really gay somehow. They only two good bands like Have Heart that were actually any good are American Nightmare and Modern Life Is War (Rip both of them). After those two everything went to shit.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 12:38 pm
by capo ultra
tommatee wrote:Anyway, not liking a band because of their religious persuasion is mighty gay, mighty mighty gay.
not really. Hardcore is a genre where beliefs are one of the most important factors. It's all about the meaning. And Christianity is one the most warped belief systems around.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 1:29 pm
by horse
hardcore is music.
you like it.
you dont like it.
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Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 7:23 pm
by joney
this my favourite local act ... mosh!
sounds a bit like this band, that you might know
my favourite hardcore band is snapcase for several reasons, progression through unlearning is a classic in my opinion.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 3:52 am
by yong
I bet OP's taste in dubstep is questionable
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 6:54 am
by christthetiger
??
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 5:16 pm
by tomm
it's all about His Hero Is Gone, Siege, Capitalist Casualties, Orchid, Spermbirds, Rites Of Spring, Aus-Rotten, Crossed Out, Dropdead, Disclose, Husker Du...
and more recently Battle Of Wolf 359, Fall Of Efrafa, Dolcim, ...Who Calls So Loud, Kaddish, Black Channels and a load of other fucking GREAT bands making awesome punk.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 6:27 pm
by ghst
yong wrote:I bet OP's taste in dubstep is questionable
how can someones taste be questionable?
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2010 7:02 pm
by mawltea
I used to play in a hardcore band too, but we split up when I moved to Argentina a few years back. I was never really that much into hardcore, just enjoyed playing it fast and dirty. So many generic sounding bands it's ridiculous.
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:00 am
by horse
tomm wrote: Fall Of Efrafa
wish i could afford all their vinyl
Re: Anyone into hardcore?
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 6:00 pm
by tomm
aye, 120 eur for the boxset is pretty steep. still might buy it when i get paid though
