I once saw the guitarist for the Gloria Record vomit when someone referred to
them as emo. Bye.
-Steevi-
dude. labels are labels
no one cares.
cheers
mike-er-roo
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Not ta mention the Roots, Brand Newbians, Disposable Heroes of Hiphopcrisy,
and the most political of 'em all, Public Enemy.
-azlant
or the Beastie Boys... Adam Yauch founded the Tibetan Freedom Concert and the
Milarepa Fund. They also played the concert for Mumia
everything is labeled, thats the way people are. oh well, like you said its
nothing worth "getting your panties in a bunch". i was just commenting that
rap does have good idea and thoughts at times. of course there is going to
be the pointless and/or negative stuff, as there is in the punk
there are only a few hip hop bands out there even worth being listened
tootribe called quest, and US3...they both rawk...very political
mikie!
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VERY TRUE... =)
I've always considered punk and hip hop to be very similar. The both
involve music that inspires a whole movement and lifestyle. They are both (if
they are thoughtful and meaningful) very political and smart. Both movements
also seek to make changes in society,
Mikie. you need to hear some more hip hop not this
tribe called quest bullshit...they aint hip hopok i guess they
are fi you think so, but look out there (not big record stores or mtv)
but other places... and there are some hard working individuals, who
Cracker-hop... don't get me wrong, but there are a lot of good hip hop bands
that are actually *underground*
but since we're on the cracker-hop tip, you *dudes* forgot Common and De La.
joe.
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Mikie. you need to hear some more hip hop not this
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THERE ARE A LOT OF HIP HOP BANDS OUT THERE: THAT ARE VERY POLITICAL... AND
NOT TALKING ABOUT RAPE-ING BITCHES, AND POPPIN' CAPS IN PEOPLE'S ASSES
ECT.LIKE "the coup" FROM OUT HERE (OAKLAND) OR "black star" OR "the
roots" I GUESS THOSE ARE PRETTY UNDERGROUND COMPARED TO
this is my first post, other than my hello thing. well, anyway, i have to
disagree with one of the things said. i am not a huge fan of rap.hip-hop,
but some of it does have some good thoughts and ideas. for one example, look
at arrested development. i dont know much about them at all, but
(sunny day real estate.) Personally I think it's all just music(sunny day
real estate.) what difference does it make what you call it(sunny day real
estate.) as long as it's good. Although I think it's funny because(sunny day
real estate.) I remember when emo was a bad word.(sunny day real
ya know, the promise ring are a pop band, straight up, like superchunk
this whole "emo" tag is just thrown out at any band now.
i had the chance to talk with jim adkins [jimmy eat world] when j.e.w.
played at u. of sweanee last week and here is what he said about the emo
tag, quote unquote.
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