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  • #31
    Originally posted by sakeido View Post
    Like it or not, a lot of "emo" music is more technical than thrash was in its day and is still heavier. What's even more amazing is it actually reaches a big audience, something that cannot be said for any death metal band of any description. Emos or at least emo-ish music will bring back metal... through any one of its genres (screamo, hardcore, post-hardcore, mathcore, metalcore, etc)

    Cases in point: Bullet for my Valentine, Protest the Hero, The Fall of Troy, Killswitch Engage, Trivium, Unearth, Lamb of God... etc
    All heavy, talented bands that had a predominantly emo audience when I saw them. Except Trivium. They aren't heavy or talented and are all raging homosexuals. But they mysteriously have a lot of fans.
    I reckon you have one of those emo haircuts and trousers that hand below your arse.

    I think I've gotten old as I have no idea what you're on about, or understand all the musical pigeon-holes you mention.
    Fwopping, you know you want to!

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    • #32
      Originally posted by shobet View Post
      I reckon you have one of those emo haircuts and trousers that hand below your arse.

      I think I've gotten old as I have no idea what you're on about, or understand all the musical pigeon-holes you mention.
      I hope you're not expecting a response Shobet. Look at his member status.

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      • #33
        Oh well...
        Fwopping, you know you want to!

        VI VI VI: the editor of the Beast!

        There are 10 kinds of people who understand binary. Those who do and those who don't.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by sakeido View Post
          Like it or not, a lot of "emo" music is more technical than thrash was in its day and is still heavier. What's even more amazing is it actually reaches a big audience, something that cannot be said for any death metal band of any description. Emos or at least emo-ish music will bring back metal... through any one of its genres (screamo, hardcore, post-hardcore, mathcore, metalcore, etc)

          Cases in point: Bullet for my Valentine, Protest the Hero, The Fall of Troy, Killswitch Engage, Trivium, Unearth, Lamb of God... etc
          All heavy, talented bands that had a predominantly emo audience when I saw them. Except Trivium. They aren't heavy or talented and are all raging homosexuals. But they mysteriously have a lot of fans.

          I'm sorry u seem to be calling lamb of god emo....what planet are u from?? in fact i wuldn;t cal half of those bands u've mentioned emo...stop talking bollox

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