snipelfritz wrote:theactionindex wrote:bronzetalon wrote:Pop punk was hugely popular when I was in highschool (00-03). I kinda thought it died out...apparently not.
That was merely the first wave!
Pop punk was never much different from regular punk(see: The Ramones) which was never too far off from Cheap Trick-esque power pop. The whole "Emo" thing of the mid '00's was pop punk(Think Green Day, MCR) with a slow infusion of elements of hardcore and metal being added.
Everything in Wisconsin is the lamest metal/hardcore/metalcore or folk. Those are pretty much the two styles of music I would never want to be in a band for. bleh bleh bleh. Why won't somebody make a psychedelic noise-funk band with meeeeeeeeeeeeeee?!?!?!?
BRO, I was totz with you up until you started mentioning "Emo" (or was Emo in scare quotes for a reason?).
I think, if nothing else can be proven by people's hatred of "Pop-Punk", "Hardcore", "Emo", "Screamo", "Ska", what have you, it's that the radio-friendly bastardization (and misappropriation) of these terms really does make for shit music... Because, all too often, those radio-friendly bastardizations and misapproptiations of genre terms are used as examples when people discuss how much they loathe them. It really bums me out... ;__________;
Also, I think I may end up with a single page of my own neurotic, stupid posts... I gotta make up for lost time.
