Name 5 Of Your Favorite Most
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Originally Posted by rotarychainsaw' date='Feb 21 2004, 03:10 PM
I just gotta say how good the new descendents EP, 'merican, is. SO GOOD!!!
I thought they were still doing the ALL thing.
I'll pick it up thanks.
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Silent Revolution (IM me for their MP3's-KyrmseGalore)-they are a new band made from some of the members of my old band, Void Where Prohibited. They are much better now that I am not with them, and they are a nice fusion of jazz, rock, and some other stuff.
Hot Water Music-Good old school punk
Bad Religion-The thinking man's punk, big in the 80's and early 90's. They kinda faded away a few years ago, but damn are they awesome.
Lawrence Arms-Emoish punk, maybe...Good stuff, many people don't know of them.
Bigwig-More hardcore punk, not real mainstream, but awesome nonetheless.
Hot Water Music-Good old school punk
Bad Religion-The thinking man's punk, big in the 80's and early 90's. They kinda faded away a few years ago, but damn are they awesome.
Lawrence Arms-Emoish punk, maybe...Good stuff, many people don't know of them.
Bigwig-More hardcore punk, not real mainstream, but awesome nonetheless.
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Okay, here's my five...
Save Ferris - The older stuff by this band is ******* amazing...full blown ska-punk with a chick as a lead singer...doesn't get much better than that!
No Use For A Name - They've been around forever and are STILL totally under-rated...even at shows like Warped Tour they've always been on second or third stages...while bands like Good Charlotte will take the first with their pathetic poseur-punk sound.
Finding Westerly - Completely local band from NJ...******* amazing...best song by them is "Farewell"...I can really see them going big if the right person finds them.
Boys Night Out - Emo-core band that not many have heard of...like a mix of Hatebreed and The Get Up Kids...
The Get Up Kids - If any band has EVER been under-rated it's been these guys...been around forever and people still say "huh?" when you say their name.
OVERRATED BANDS: Good Charlotte, The Darkness, Blink182, Beastie Boys, and Simple Plan.
Save Ferris - The older stuff by this band is ******* amazing...full blown ska-punk with a chick as a lead singer...doesn't get much better than that!
No Use For A Name - They've been around forever and are STILL totally under-rated...even at shows like Warped Tour they've always been on second or third stages...while bands like Good Charlotte will take the first with their pathetic poseur-punk sound.
Finding Westerly - Completely local band from NJ...******* amazing...best song by them is "Farewell"...I can really see them going big if the right person finds them.
Boys Night Out - Emo-core band that not many have heard of...like a mix of Hatebreed and The Get Up Kids...
The Get Up Kids - If any band has EVER been under-rated it's been these guys...been around forever and people still say "huh?" when you say their name.
OVERRATED BANDS: Good Charlotte, The Darkness, Blink182, Beastie Boys, and Simple Plan.
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let the stereotypes fly, but this is good music, even my friends that hate country and only listen to classic rock / modern rock like this stuff:
1. pat green - every song is good, although he is turning to mainstream country (barf)
2. robert earl keen - every song is good, he's got a good style that never gets old
3. roger creager - true to texas
4. kevin fowler
5. cross canadian ragweed
1. pat green - every song is good, although he is turning to mainstream country (barf)
2. robert earl keen - every song is good, he's got a good style that never gets old
3. roger creager - true to texas
4. kevin fowler
5. cross canadian ragweed
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From: St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Originally Posted by RX7Aggie' date='Feb 22 2004, 01:27 PM
let the stereotypes fly, but this is good music, even my friends that hate country and only listen to classic rock / modern rock like this stuff:
1. pat green - every song is good, although he is turning to mainstream country (barf)
2. robert earl keen - every song is good, he's got a good style that never gets old
3. roger creager - true to texas
4. kevin fowler
5. cross canadian ragweed
1. pat green - every song is good, although he is turning to mainstream country (barf)
2. robert earl keen - every song is good, he's got a good style that never gets old
3. roger creager - true to texas
4. kevin fowler
5. cross canadian ragweed
