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newbreedbrian
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hmmm.....
Misfits - Walk among Us
Suicidal Tendencies - S/T, Join the Army
Descendents - I dont want to grow up
Black Flag - Damaged, Everything went Black
Bad Religion - Suffer
SNFU - And No one Else...
Operation Ivy - Energy
Circle Jerks - Group Sex
7 Seconds - The Crew
Husker Du - Metal Circus, Flip your Wig
Bad Brains - Rock for Light
DK - Fresh Fruit
Fear - The Record
Angry Samoans - Inside my Brain
Blitz - Voice of a Generation
Negative Approach - Tied Down
Dinosaur Jr - Youre Livin all over me
Replacements - Stink
Minor Threat - Out of Step
Dag Nasty - Can I Say
Articles of Faith - Give Thanks
Reagan Youth - Vol. 1
Stiff Little Fingers - singles comp "all the best"
The very existence of flamethrowers proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves, ?You know, I want to set those people over there on
fire, but I?m just not close enough to get the job done.? George Carlin
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crazyfists28
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life of agony: river runs red just puts all the problems and troubles of your "youth" into one, and the music with keith singing over it is amazing
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clevohardcore
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I do not understand life of agony. I disliked them for years but then I got that best of about a couple years ago. Not bad but I could never get into
them. I know they have rep and all but that singing it wears on me. It's almost amusing to hear him sing.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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crazyfists28
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i think keith caputo (loa) has one of the most unique and strong voices in music, yes, it doesnt fit in with hardcore or metal but man it givesm me
goosebumps when he sings live, little guy like that can belt out songs that i could only hope to sing, but thats just me, so to each his own...peace
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clevohardcore
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I have to mention that GBH - GIVE ME FIRE is one of the best songs ever in the history of PUNK/HARCORE. If their was ever a REAL documentary that song
should the the song they intro the movie with.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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Mark Lind
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alright... here I go:
1) Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction
2) Guns N' Roses - Lies
These were the only two tapes I listened to at all for years. I didn't care about hearing any other bands and when I hear these I feel like I'm
12-14 again.
3) Rancid - Life Won't Wait
1998..... great year. Every other CD took a backseat to this one for the whole year.
4) Green Day - Dookie
Senior year in high school
5) Black Crowes - Shake Your Money Maker
In highschool I had this on cassette and it got stuck in my walkman so I had no choice but to listen to this tape or nothing. My walkman also
played everything a pitch too fast so this tape kicked ass. I went out and bought the CD a few years later to get back into it and it was so slow that
I was dissappointed. I didn't realize that the tape was playing fast back then and I thought they just rocked that much harder
6) Bruisers - Cruisin for a Bruisin
If it weren't for this CD I never would have started playing music.... actually I had the cassette first.... I still have it on its original
label. I learned all my bass playing tricks from Ritchie Bruiser and Duff McKagan. I hardly ever listen to it any more but its still a classic when I
do.
7) Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA
It partially reminds me of 1985 when my mother was into it and partially of 1997 when I got my own copy. Bruce is by far my favorite recording
artist and this is his most upbeat and happy CD but it has some dark lyrics too. When I put this on then it makes life feel better.
8) The Replacements - All For Nothin
My favorite CD of the past 5 years. Shitty times, at times, but this has been the soundtrack to all of it.
9) Waltham - demos
If you're from Boston then you know Waltham is this band that sounds like Rick Springfield and they do all these cheesey things with a serious
face. Their songs are great though if you can get past the image. My girlfriend was really into them when I met her 5 years ago so this reminds me of
her..... ranked #9 because it isn't really MY soundtrack but I think of her when I hear them. Them and "Oh Darling" by the Beatles.
10) Dropkick Murphys - demo, 7"s through Do or Die
Awesome times. Mike McColgans' voice makes me feel like I'm 18 again.
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viva hate
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'i was wrong' social distortion covers alot of years
let\'s scrub that sensitivity with some sandpaper....
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clevohardcore
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Ya after this thread I got WHITE LIGHT etc and it does kick ass. Aslo I ahve been jamming the ST social D this past week more often. They get better
the older I get.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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GOLD GRILL
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My most memorable song was Prison Bound or really anything by Social Distortion. I spent about half of my highschool life sitting in my room
grounded. So i learned EVERY social distortion song on guitar. I mean solos and everything, haha. Anyways, here's the rest of the list
1. Dinosaur Jr., Where You Been
2. Obituary, The end Complete
3. Carcass, Heartwork
4. Mighty Bostones, Ska Core........
5. Seven Seconds, Old School
6. Biohazard, Urban Discipline
7. Minor Threat, Discography
8. Seaweed, Weak
9. Pixies, Bossonova
10. Liz Phair, Whip Smart
I just can\'t seem to STAND STILL
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clevohardcore
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I got ot pick up some dinosaur JR. I remember all the smart kids I hung around loved that band. I never gave them a chance but I bet i would like them
more now. Just because I am more mellow. Also good call on the PIXIES bossanova. That album is awsome.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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Discipline
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I've heard of Dinosaur Jr. a million times over the years but never got around to checking them out. They any good? What do they sound like?
‘Do you know what a love letter is? It’s a bullet from a fucking gun. Straight through your heart.’
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jason kills
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man...of my past...
integrity - systems overload - title track
sick of it all - scratch the surface - maladjusted
strongarm - atonement - count the cost
earth crisis - destroy the machines - inherit the wasteland
strife - in this defiance - blistered
metallica - master of puppets - blackened
pantera - cowboys from hell - domination
pink floyd - dark side... - time
helmet - betty - milqtoast
sepultura - arise - infected voice
early 90's were a good time for me. pre-teen/early teens. reminds me of riding my bike, getting stoned, vandalism... good shit.
all gods are golden calves
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