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[morfiend]

i have a question thats been bugging me for the past hour or so.

what in the fuck were emo kids BEFORE elpaso's 'big scene thing' turned into what it is now. 'skaters', 'punks', what?

goddamn i think about some stupid shit

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[polis]

they were the wannabe punks that didn't fit in.

[morfiend]

could be. cause i dont remember what the big music scene was in the years before this new emo shit. was it all the new metal that had been coming out or what? im fuckin lost

[polis]

it was punk here in el paso. and those who didn't really like the "roughness" of it... mellowed the music out. and dressed a bit more queer.

metal has always been in style since i could remember, but not everyone notices that part of the scene.

oh yeah... FUCK NU-METAL!

[morfiend]

eh, i know i fit into a shit load of cliches for different 'styles' or whatever, but its all good. fuck it. "BECAUSE I KNOW THE TRUTH!! OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!!! IVE GOT A HIGHER SENSE OF AWARENESS THAN ANYONE ELSE, WHICH MEANS IM BETTER THAN YOU NYA NYA:"
:P

Love ya Face boy

[panic_n_rice]

in south Texas it was the Faux rock such as The used one guy gets a bad hair cut and then its .. EMO .. i would just like to make it clear that Emo has nothing to do with Indie music .. Emo is that Crap MTV is spewing out ... round the clock for the kids who grew out of the Backstreet boys and are looking for some Edge.

such as

http://filecabi.net/v.php?file=1118219367.wmv&width=800&height=600

Re: Love ya Face boy

[polis]

emo is a genre of indie. ;) sorry that you didn't know that. they were playing at bars before mtv. ;)

and not all emo is on mtv.

Re: Love ya Face boy

[panic_n_rice]

Sorry darling read up on what Emo is .. it is a form of 'punk' indie is not emo .. sorry to burst your so badly informed bubble

Re: Love ya Face boy

[polis]

sorry dear, but punk falls under this giant umbrella called INDIE. Indie rock takes its name from "independent," which describes both the do-it-yourself (DIY ...punk saying)attitudes of its bands and the small, lower-budget nature of the labels that release the music. The biggest indie labels might strike distribution deals with major corporate labels, but their decision-making processes remain autonomous. As such, indie rock is free to explore sounds, emotions, and lyrical subjects that don't appeal to large, mainstream audiences - profit isn't as much of a concern as personal taste (though the labels do, after all, want to stay in business). It's very much rooted in the sound and sensibility of American underground and alternative rock of the '80s, albeit with a few differences that account for the changes in underground rock since then. In the sense that the term is most widely used, indie rock truly separated itself from alternative rock around the time that Nirvana hit the mainstream. Mainstream tastes gradually reshaped

[sonicconception]

They were "punk" or "skater" kids who listened to pop-punk, not real punk.

[morfiend]

oh like how blink 182 was all huge and good charolete or whatever

[polis]

aahahaha... blink 182

[sonicconception]

yes sir you hit it on the spot you rock n roll nigga.

[typeochick666]

i think they were fags... or punk drop outs...lol...but i think they were fags... cuz only fags have hair like that ann them tight ass pants...hahahaha ok well laterz crazie!!! MUAH MUCHO LOVE!!!

<3

~Adria"Zara"

....a friend is tryin to recrute me...long story...look at my latest update tho... i dunn know if should or shouldn't....

[desaparecido_]

they were cholos, duh . everybody knows that

[morfiend]

well i didnt know that!

[polis]

duh