What does it mean when you hang out with a metalhead that turns out to be a punk rocker all of a sudden?
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Nothing,you both still Rock.
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It's means she likes you ( as a friend) and that she had a great time at the concert.It's up to you and her to find out how much she likes you and what will lead from there.Good luck
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actually... your idea of punk is definately the poser kind. if you were to go to a indie style record store and ask where the punk was, like "green day" and "blink 182" they would probably smirk a little bit, because it's funny that you think that that is punk. they would want to laugh, but i would hope they wouldn't because that would be mean. \n\nreal punk is more like the bands "rancid" and "against me", which i'm sure you would NOT like if you like green day and blink 182.
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I was a punk rocker back in high school, which was about 10 years ago.  Back then, we never would look like the pseudo punks today if our lives depended on it.  Somehow, punk has gone corporate.  If I were still punk it would bother me, but I just think that punks should get back to their roots.
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Being from the Albany, NY area...I have a theory.  This area has a huge underground hardcore scene.  (not intended to be an oxy-moron).  The scene has been around a lot longer and has been more prevalant than most i have seen in any other area.   My theory is that in this area, there are more kids than ever (who are part of ANY rock based scene) who are exposed to hardcore.  With the die-hard fans aide, a lot of them find unusally creative elements that they like, but sometimes a scene or a sound that they dont.  Therefore, they continue to go to the shows, to have fun and see their friends....and take elements from the hardcore scene back home with them to band practice...and the influence comes out in a lot of ways...in metalcore, in thrash metal, in "scream-o"...but not usually in its pure format.    I think that the genre is based on exposure..and here in eastern NY and west Mass, we have that oppourtunity.  I think that that oppourtunity has a lot to do with other influences....like the dropkick murphys who influenced blood for blood, who influenced bands like hatebreed...who influenced bands like section 8....who influenced     Snapcase and so on and so forth.  all of those bands have local ties to this area...and all of them are mutated from many forms of  rock and punk.  Its a cycle of influence and growth...worship and tribute.
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It means you listen to emo music (emotional).  People will probobly hate you for that.
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There are no punk rock bands anymore.  It's all emo, screamo, hardcore, blah blah blah and all that sounds the same.
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punk is depressing to some people, so punk rock would be a good choice.
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It sounds like the person the songs about lost interest in the other and is too afraid to be straigt up about it ,When confronted just says i had a bad day.Possibly on drugs cuz doesnt seem to want to take any blame.He /she needs to escape reality for a while ,take a break from the other the wants the other to take em back when he / she gets straight again blaming it all on a bad day.  I dont know the song but alot of times if you hear it with music you get a feel for what the artist is trying to say .Hope this helps
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I dont really know... Like The reason they changed their name from Burn the Priest is because their guitarist went Christian... But if you listen to the lyrics you might question that they are all Chrisian... In my mind I think that if the band lets the guitarist change the name to a Cristian name, That the rest of the band is cool with Christ... I'm in a band and they won't let me change them name unless their cool with it. So I'd say that they are probably Christians who like to get wild...
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that's a toughy.  i don't think punk's about how a person dresses or any sort of "definition".  really it's about self-expression, attitude, anarchy, being what you want and not caring what others think (middle finger to the world).\n\nfunny thing is, even within the "punk world" there is still convention.  mohawks, punk music, piercings, etc...\n\nto me, punk may be the last bastion of leftist free expression (skinheads notwithstanding), like how it was in the 60's.  but with cooler music.  hehe
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Because Lars is a moron, and apparently he now speaks for the Band
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He's basically talking about how the fun of being a rock star was fading.  "Teenage angst has paid off well, but now I'm bored and old" however, a lot of their songs weren't really thematic, lots of times Cobain just strung words or phrases together that he thought sounded cool, but there really isn't much meaning.  Lots of times, he'd even include some kind of acknowledgment in the lyrics that he knew the song didn't really mean anything, like in "On a Plain" where the last verse was, "And one more special message to go, and then I'm done, and I can go home," indicating that he just wanted to finish the lyrics and be done with the song so he could move on.  As far as the father/dad thing, Don Cobain, Kurt's dad, wasn't much in his life, and was derisive about his son's aspirations of a music career.  Kurt didn't consider him much of an influence in his life.
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Originally, punk was a reaction to the polished & pretty disco music that was big in the 70s.  Punk itself has been watered down pretty well though through the decades though.  A punk's intentions are probably to dress without having to worry about impressing others (even other punks), to enjoy music by a small band with a lot of heart but only three chords, and to drink cheap beer instead of expensive trendy microbrews.  Punks generally are easy going, despite the stereotypes.  They just want to be left alone to do their thing.\n\nGoths branched off from punks early on.  And like punks, they've been watered down & turned into a mall trend.  They still wanted to do things their own way, but dressed a lot more elegantly.  So instead of happy bouncy disco beats, they made dark, brooding music.  Instead of clean white polyester suits like John Travolta's in Saturday Night Fever, they put on black clothes.  Their intentions might be to look attractive (by goth standards), to appear cultured (so they *would* go for the expensive microbrews -- but not the trendy ones), and to have a good time with others who share their tastes.\n\nYour question about intentions is a tough one to answer I guess.  I can't speak for everyone's intention in either subculture.  Some are doing it for attention.  Some are doing it to piss off their parents.  Some are doing it to fit in.  Some are doing it to be themselves.  Some are doing it because they like it.\n\nSounds just like any other group of people, doesn't it?
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Thoes arent punk rock bands.....punks bands are like misfits,sex pistols,dead kennedys,anti-flag, the unseen.....stuff like that.....bands you listed and just posers bands....listen to real punk like the stuff i listed.
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no dude, be creative! that is just a rip off of another band. who wants to listen to a group that couldn't even think of a better band name?! what genre of band are you? give us that, the more help you'll get.
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wow. this is gonna sound corney but be yourself. what i did going into 8th grade, i became emo and all the popular ones came to me. it was pretty cool. now i'm friends with all of them. even though preps are my mortal enemies. even though i used to be a prep but now i'm emo. so go emo/goth/punk. worked for me