General Smuts Posted 17 April 2008 Author Posted 17 April 2008 Neither the Vandals nor Less Than Jake are "pop-punk." The rest can diaf. Is diaf a welsh word? And i said earlier that LTJ weren't pop punk there a ska band with pop punk tendencies. Id say The Vandals came under this broad brush heading though.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 17 April 2008 Posted 17 April 2008 Good Charlotte can go die in a pool of there own faeces.And Thrice aren't pop punk there far more hardcore than that. The Artist In The Ambulance is an epic song however. Alright calm down. I thought Girls & Boys was a very good effort. What about Head Automatica?
General Smuts Posted 19 April 2008 Author Posted 19 April 2008 Alright calm down. I thought Girls & Boys was a very good effort.What about Head Automatica? Screaming Hearts Baaaaaaaaaaybeeeeeee! TUNE! Bless Daryl Palumbo is he still alive? Were more of a quote unquote emo band though really.
Mark Posted 19 April 2008 Posted 19 April 2008 Screaming Hearts Baaaaaaaaaaybeeeeeee!TUNE! Bless Daryl Palumbo is he still alive? Were more of a quote unquote emo band though really. Yes Nothing else he's done comes even close to Glassjaw, but I believe there are plans for a new album
General Smuts Posted 19 April 2008 Author Posted 19 April 2008 Yes Nothing else he's done comes even close to Glassjaw, but I believe there are plans for a new album I was never a huge Glassjaw fan but i enjoyed a few songs here and there. Ry Rys Song in particular. And Pretty Lush werent bad. Listenable at best.
Mark Posted 19 April 2008 Posted 19 April 2008 It's best to listen to an whole album rather than a random song, if you like those two songs I'm pretty sure you'd like the whole Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence cd.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 19 April 2008 Posted 19 April 2008 It's best to listen to an whole album rather than a random song, if you like those two songs I'm pretty sure you'd like the whole Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence cd. That album is class.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 28 April 2008 Posted 28 April 2008 Thinking about this today: Alkaline Trio.
General Smuts Posted 29 April 2008 Author Posted 29 April 2008 Thinking about this today:Alkaline Trio. Ever since i first heard 'From Here To Infirmary' i have bin utterly in love with Matt Skiba and co. I've not listen to that album in ages but im off to play it right now. I cannot think of enough superlatives to described how much i worshipped that band and that album. Private Eye, I'm Dying Tommorrow, Another Innocent Girl (which first got me hooked cos Skibas voice is the spit of Costello), Steamer Trunk, Stupid Kid and Trucks and Trains, its all coming flooding back. I own every album they've made including the 2 split albums they did with Hot Water Music and One Man Army. Excellent. First thing i sung in my head when i read Alkaline Trio ... 'Shaaaaaking like a dog shitting razorblades, waking up all alone, after dreaming of you and me I'm waking up all alone, waking up so relieved.' -Radio. (From Maybe I'll Catch Fire) Also reccomended listening, Clavicle, Bleeder, I Lied My Face Off, Snake Oil Tanker, Sorry About That, Emma, All On Black, Mercy Me, Sadie, My Standard Break From Life
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 29 April 2008 Posted 29 April 2008 Ever since i first heard 'From Here To Infirmary' i have bin utterly in love with Matt Skiba and co. I've not listen to that album in ages but im off to play it right now. I cannot think of enough superlatives to described how much i worshipped that band and that album. Private Eye, I'm Dying Tommorrow, Another Innocent Girl (which first got me hooked cos Skibas voice is the spit of Costello), Steamer Trunk, Stupid Kid and Trucks and Trains, its all coming flooding back. I own every album they've made including the 2 split albums they did with Hot Water Music and One Man Army. Excellent.First thing i sung in my head when i read Alkaline Trio ... 'Shaaaaaking like a dog shitting razorblades, waking up all alone, after dreaming of you and me I'm waking up all alone, waking up so relieved.' -Radio. (From Maybe I'll Catch Fire) Also reccomended listening, Clavicle, Bleeder, I Lied My Face Off, Snake Oil Tanker, Sorry About That, Emma, All On Black, Mercy Me, Sadie, My Standard Break From Life You forgot Time to Waste my friend.
General Smuts Posted 29 April 2008 Author Posted 29 April 2008 You forgot Time to Waste my friend. Most of Crimson is very good.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 29 April 2008 Posted 29 April 2008 Agreed. It was good to see more experimentation with Adriano on Crimson.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 10 May 2008 Posted 10 May 2008 I don't know wether you would classify them as pop punk but if you haven't heard them Hawthorne Heights get on them there CLASS
General Smuts Posted 10 May 2008 Author Posted 10 May 2008 Roo Fox check out Hidden In Plain View and Halifax. 2 more bands begginning in H that you may enjoy if you like Hawthorne Heights.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Roo Fox check out Hidden In Plain View and Halifax. 2 more bands begginning in H that you may enjoy if you like Hawthorne Heights. Halifax aren't too bad haven't heard them for a few years tho.
mkingy Posted 11 May 2008 Posted 11 May 2008 Set Your Goals They were shocking live last night (Give it A Name Festival), Possibly worse than Paramore. Fenix *TX are amazing though.
Jonezy Posted 16 May 2008 Posted 16 May 2008 I used to love pop punk, punk rock or whatever you call it back in the mid 90s, and I still listen to my old albums every now and again. Bands like: No Fun At All, NoFX, Pennywise, Ten Foot Pole (Their 'Rev' album is a beauty, the rest is pretty crap actually), Bad Religion and Offspring were among my favorites. Oh, and whatever you label LTJ's music, its awesome!!
Trumpet Posted 19 May 2008 Posted 19 May 2008 Sum 41! I don't think there's a single track on All Killer, No Filler which I dislike. "Make's no difference" being my favourite Greenday - Dookie's a decent album.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 19 May 2008 Posted 19 May 2008 I used to love pop punk, punk rock or whatever you call it back in the mid 90s, and I still listen to my old albums every now and again.Bands like: No Fun At All, NoFX, Pennywise, Ten Foot Pole (Their 'Rev' album is a beauty, the rest is pretty crap actually), Bad Religion and Offspring were among my favorites. Oh, and whatever you label LTJ's music, its awesome!! Bad Religion are pretty decent.
Jonezy Posted 20 May 2008 Posted 20 May 2008 Bad Religion are pretty decent. So the other bands I mentioned are crap? Or you just haven't heard any of them? Bad Religion must have made a million albums by now. Love their '21st century (digital boy)' tune.
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