Emo

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Originally posted by FuNkY CaPrIcOrN@29 January 2004 - 14:24
some vocalists literally wept onstage during song climaxes, earning derision from hardcore purists.

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lol. buncha sissies. crying is for wimmenz. :lol:

emo hahaha. yeah thats a horrible genre with horrible bands. why cant anyone just be themselves...everyones always gotta be in a scene or something

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Originally posted by el-producto@30 January 2004 - 04:44
emo hahaha. yeah thats a horrible genre with horrible bands. why cant anyone just be themselves...everyones always gotta be in a scene or something

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nice sig......houuston texas own color changing click

Many thanks too FuNkY CaPrIcOrN and 3RA1N1AC

I'm working on looking emo, I got the black glasses already, I just need my hair to be darker and in my face. I'll post pics as soon as i get the cam back. ;)

For fuck sake too many big posts!!

sorry ad, I had a lot to say

FC&#39;s Bible shouldn&#39;t have emo as a genre <_<

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The term "emo" (sometimes lengthened to "emocore") was initially used to describe hardcore bands who favored expressive vocals over the typical barking rants

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I personally use the term "Melodic Hardcore" but that might not suit the music always

i think one of the things that elicits such an "i don&#39;t get it" response from guys like us is that, regardless of what emo originally was, it&#39;s become pretty much a wet dream for shy, poetry-writing 16 year old girls. and i think they are the ones responsible for it being so popular. the music is played by trend-hopping pretty-boys who may as well have been playing ska in the mid-90s and who look good in Sassy Magazine type photo spreads (unlike Leonardo Dicaprio or the N Sync guys, emo bands dress so shabby that they look almost attainable), it has all the appearance of being rebellious & independent, but it&#39;s totally divorced from the radical politics & shock value of punk. being an emo fan gives a teenager all the indie credibility of punk rock, without asking for a major commitment like buying into far-out concepts like anarchy, nihilism, or avant-garde art & thought. you can put an emo cd on a pink vanity table alongside a Dawson&#39;s Creek dvd, an Emily Dickinson book, and a teddy bear, and it doesn&#39;t look out of place at all.

i guess you could credit pop-punk bands like Green Day and Rancid with making punk safe for little girls, but emo has managed to do that while still looking authentic (rather than looking like cartoonish sell-outs, the way Green Day & Rancid did), and emo has nailed it down to pretty much an exact science.

;) I have it as "Indie Pop / Rock" in my Orange Database under Category.Most Bands like that.

:blink: But I have a feeling I will be adding a few more Categorys soon.Here are my Stats.With around 1300 Albums to add soon.

[none] 1276 (25.8%)

Heavy Metal 313 (6.3%)

Death Metal/Black Metal 301 (6.1%)

Hard Rock 281 (5.7%)

Electronica 260 (5.3%)

Alternative Pop/Rock 255 (5.2%)

Pop/Rock 222 (4.5%)

Country 179 (3.6%)

Psychedelic / British Invasion 150 (3.0%)

Industrial 142 (2.9%)

Punk 140 (2.8%)

Movie Score 129 (2.6%)

Singer Songwriter / Folk 113 (2.3%)

Alternative Metal 104 (2.1%)

Indie Pop / Rock 102 (2.1%)

American Traditional Rock 94 (1.9%)

Experimental 79 (1.6%)

College Rock 73 (1.5%)

Rap / Hip-Hop 72 (1.5%)

Funk / Soul 64 (1.3%)

Jazz 64 (1.3%)

Hair Metal 61 (1.2%)

Movie Soundtrack 60 (1.2%)

Blues / Blues-Rock 55 (1.1%)

Reggae 44 (0.9%)

Progressive Metal 42 (0.9%)

New Age 41 (0.8%)

Grunge 40 (0.8%)

Guitar Virtuoso 38 (0.8%)

Comedy 31 (0.6%)

New Wave 29 (0.6%)

Southern Rock 14 (0.3%)

Riot Grrrl 13 (0.3%)

Rockabilly / Psychobilly 13 (0.3%)

Ska 9 (0.2%)

Worldbeat 9 (0.2%)

Bluegrass 8 (0.2%)

Celtic / Irish 6 (0.1%)

Latin 5 (0.1%)

Children&#39;s 3 (0.1%)

Classical 2 (0.0%)

Easy Listening 1 (0.0%)


:huh: As you can see.I have around 1200 Albums already in Database that I just to not know what Category to put in.It can drive a man insane&#33; :frusty:

:lol:

If you wanna find out what emo is all about, visit:

http://www.fourfa.com

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Originally posted by FuNkY CaPrIcOrN@30 January 2004 - 14:47
[none] 1276 (25.8%)

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:o


for shame