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    Everyone knows Ice T was punk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skimoore View Post
    The Lawrence Arms
    I happened to put Oh! Calcutta! in on my way home from work today. My feelings on it is wierd... For me they fall into the category of terrible sounding bands that I really like. Listening to them makes me want to tear at my ears, but in a good way.

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    slc punk

    What can I say? We weren't much more
    than a couple of young punks.

    To be an anarchist in Salt Lake City


    was certainly no easy task...


    And having no money, no job...
    no plans for the future...



    Oh, what the heck did we do here?
    I think that wound's
    the most infected thing I've ever seen.
    I hate doctors man!

    I hate 'em.






    This may not be easy to hear,
    but the hair.
    Maybe tone it down a bit.
    The whole thing that you're doing.
    In my day, it was long hair,
    beatniks, paisley.
    You know. That stuff.
    Not like that kind of thing.
    This whole thing you're doing...
    this statement about
    the American Indian...
    I'm baffled.
    And not just me.
    A regular guy in the street's
    gonna be baffled too.
    And we're hip, we're cool.
    It's just those guys on the east coast
    are never gonna get it.



    I knew a girl who'd only have sex
    with a guy if he had a fucking accent.
    Can you think of anything
    more ludicrous?
    So every asshole
    in Salt Lake City...
    and let me tell you, plenty of assholes
    in this general region...
    that wanted to do some of this,
    would get her drunk...
    and put on some kind
    of stupid accent...
    like, "Hey, mistress,
    do you fancy a shag?
    And there she would...
    fucking knees in the sky.
    It was sad. It made me really sad.
    Poor girl had no self-respect.
    To me, England was nothing more
    than a big American state...
    like North Dakota or Canada.

    You gotta look at me and say, "Hey,
    why are you so mad?" And I'll tell you.
    'Cause for all the fawning that
    went over the English bands in S.L. C...
    those fuckin' English chaps
    could only say shit about us Americans.
    All we were to them
    was a bunch of hicks.
    Well, you know what?
    I'm not a fuckin' hick!

    In a country of lost souls...
    rebellion comes hard...
    but in a religiously oppressive city...
    which half its population
    isn't even of that religion...
    it comes like fire.

    And as the night closed,
    Mark decided to dump the stolen car.
    You know, evidence.
    Sink.
    Sink, you fool!
    Hey, why won't she sink?
    Well, it's 'cause
    it's the Great Salt Lake.
    - And?
    - Yeah, dude. There's salt in it.
    It's, like,
    the saltiest lake in the world.
    - It makes things buoyant, you know?
    - Buoyant. It floats.
    You've gotta be kidding me.
    Sink, you fool!
    You fuckin' stupid
    bastard lake! Sink!


    Homo sapiens. A man.
    He is alone in the universe.
    A punker. Still a man.
    He is alone in the universe.
    But he connects. How?
    They hit each other. Ooh!
    No clearer way to evaluate
    whether or not you're alive.
    Now, complications.
    A reason to fight:
    Somebody different.
    Difference creates dispute.
    Dispute is a reason to fight.
    Now, to fight is a reason to feel pain.
    Life is pain.
    So to fight, with reason...
    is to be alive with reason.
    Final analysis.
    To fight: A reason to live.
    Problems and contradictions:
    I am an anarchist.
    I believe that there should be
    no rules, only chaos.
    Fighting appears to be chaos, and when
    we slam in a pit at a show, it is.
    But when we fight for a reason,
    like rednecks, there is a system.
    We fight for what we stand for... chaos.
    But fighting is a structure.
    Fighting is to establish power,
    power is government...
    and government is not anarchy.
    Government is war,
    and war is fighting.
    The circle goes like this:
    Our redneck skirmishes...
    are cheaper versions
    of conventional warfare.
    War implies extreme government...
    because wars are fought to
    enforce rules or ideals, even freedom.
    But other people's ideals
    forced on someone else...
    even if it is something like freedom,
    is still a rule.
    Not anarchy.
    This contradiction was becoming
    clear to me in the fall of ' .
    Even as early as my first party,
    why did I love to fight?
    I framed it,
    but I still don't understand it.
    It goes against my beliefs
    as a true anarchist, but there it was.
    Competition, fighting, capitalism...
    government, the system.
    It's what we always did.
    Rednecks kicked the shit out of punks,
    punks kicked the shit out of mods...
    mods kicked the shit out of skinheads,
    skinheads took out the metal guys...
    the metal guys beat the living shit
    out of new wavers...
    and the new wavers did nothing...
    they were the new hippies.
    What was the point?
    Final summation?
    None.


    Do you believe this guy?
    He's going off to save the plants.
    This guy was one of the most
    hard-core sons of bitches I ever met...
    and he's going off
    to save the plants.
    I remember this time
    he was drunk...
    and he got the idea in his head
    that all the cars on his block...
    would look better without windows.
    Get down, bitch!
    He took 'em all on.
    They needed to call backup.
    Finally they got him
    in the back of a squad car.
    The cops thought he was on angel dust...
    "The only way you could do it."
    Not so.
    It was just Mike.

    He broke those goddamn handcuffs,
    kicked the window out of the car, drunk.
    That's it.
    Never got caught either.
    Story was all over the papers.
    It took weeks for us to get him to admit
    that it was him that had done it.
    Now he's going off to hug a tree.
    I kind of knew it was the end.
    All that was left was Bob and me.
    First two punks.
    The last two punks.


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    That movies ok expect depicting punks as people who like to beat the shit out of each other. And the part where he becomes a lawyer in the end. Lame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adam View Post
    That movies ok expect depicting punks as people who like to beat the shit out of each other. And the part where he becomes a lawyer in the end. Lame.
    not lame

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    Holy crap.

    I'm not really as punk as yetiman.

    But I think first off that the Minutemen #1 in my book.


    Not really punk more rock n roll incarnation of aboveformentioned.The cover songs on this album rule.BOC,PE,Butthole Surfers fugn sweet.


    Were gonna have a TV party tonite, ALLRIGHT!
    We got nothing better to do than to watch TV and have a couple of brew.


    SST yo! Rik Okasek got em started and Greg Ghin pointed them the right direction.


    Its still a static age.IMO


    Out of Step


    I was so dissapointed when they went from speed metal to heavy metal with that join the army crap.The name the image the whole flipped up hat thing.


    I'll go back to lurking now.

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    Thumbs up

    We park our cars in the same garage, Throttle Jockey. If I didn't know better, I'd say you were in my CD case.
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    hey adam

    youtr mom is good.

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    I enjoy Gosey's. She was really nice and didn't notice I was piss drunk.

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    Dirty Rotten Imbecils

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    Quote Originally Posted by Throttle Jockey View Post
    Holy crap.

    I'm not really as punk as yetiman.
    uh I guess I just really like that movie a lot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Throttle Jockey View Post
    Holy crap.
    SST yo! Rik Okasek got em started and Greg Ghin pointed them the right direction.
    It's GINN, and actually he started it. But yes on the other fronts.

    And SLC Punk is a great movie. The fact that he becomes a lawyer at the end is the whole point of the movie. I think the point was that he was never punk for the right reasons to begin with. And the punks I hung with around the time that movie is supposed to take place did like to beat the shit out of each other.
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    Speaking of SLC punk... Anybody ever get into Moral Suckling? They were on the MPLS label Profane Existance. From the early 90s. Good stuff.

    https://www.profaneexistence.com/Records.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashnburn'd View Post
    I happened to put Oh! Calcutta! in on my way home from work today. My feelings on it is wierd... For me they fall into the category of terrible sounding bands that I really like. Listening to them makes me want to tear at my ears, but in a good way.
    I'd forgotten how much I loved them until I saw them live again at the Bottom of the Hill SF. They put on AWESOME shows...and Ghost Stories is still one of my all-time favorite albums.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adam View Post
    That movies ok expect depicting punks as people who like to beat the shit out of each other. And the part where he becomes a lawyer in the end. Lame.
    i agree i though the portrayal of punks and punk culture was pretty off
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    Here goes my list...

    Clash, Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys, The Casualties, Unseen, Pennywise, Rancid, Millencolin, Op Ivy, Bad Religion, Choking Victim, InDK, Leftover Crack. (CV, and LoC are very big pump up bands) Ignite, Bouncing Souls, NoFX, Earlier AFI.

    I'm forgetting tons by not having a playlist in front of me.

    Can we get a favorite rap/hiphop thread?

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    No. Nice band list, since none of them have been mentioned in the prior 6 pages...


    On a sadder note, RIP to Brent Liles, former bassist for Social D and Agent Orange. He was killed back in January when a tractor trailer hit him while riding his bicycle.

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    Not punk, but Tim Armstrong's new album is pretty good.

    If there was a thread about people from punk bands putting out reggae-ish albums, I would have posted this there. But, there's not, so I didn't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashnburn'd View Post
    Not punk, but Tim Armstrong's new album is pretty good.

    If there was a thread about people from punk bands putting out reggae-ish albums, I would have posted this there. But, there's not, so I didn't.
    the bad brains have many reggae influenced songs

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    Quote Originally Posted by nick > jesus View Post
    the bad brains have many reggae influenced songs
    huh? all of their songs are reggae influenced.

    I'm stuck in the past. I don't really listen to much "modern punk"

    what's in my ipod now:

    Dead Kennedys
    Suicidal Tendencies
    Misfits
    Black Flag
    Rollins Band
    Sex Pistols (live album much better than the overproduced stuff you usually hear)
    Rancid
    Offspring (first album)
    Danzig
    Butthole Surfers
    Mojo Nixon (not punk but I have a great album he did with Jello Biafra)
    Social Distortion

    Plus a couple of random tracks from some old Texas punk bands that nobody ever heard of...but wost of them were my buddies in high school

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    Qyschobilly bands should really play faster.

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    Wow. I Object is fucking awesome. I just got back from their show. Top notch hardcore

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