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Metalcore = Hardcore metal?
uniqueclone:
--- Quote from: BillyxRansom ---fag music. you know. norma jean. underoath. bullet for my valentine. shit like that.
as for the x, it represents the 24th letter in the alphabet. oh, and to separate two words, instead of having to use an underscore. that's about it.
--- End quote ---
Never thought I would stand up for the Emo genre, but Norma Jean uses more polyrythems then most bands out there. I can't accept your grouping them in with UnderOath. In the end, it is your personal opinion. But Calling it "Fag Music" is harsh.
KharBevNor:
Actually, calling any music fag music is, well...gay.
Unless you're talking about something like Coil or Death in June. You know, music made by gay people which is often about or at least mentions being gay.
Otherwise, you're going to end up sounding like you have a room temperature IQ and drive a pick-up.
Garcin:
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ALoveSupreme:
I think metalcore and hardcore metal would be two different things... never did think about it before.
Great call on Fall River. I found out about them through a xsisterhoodx.com article their vocalist wrote about women in [aggressive music]. It was pretty well done, so I checked em out.
BillyxRansom:
--- Quote from: uniqueclone ---
--- Quote from: BillyxRansom ---fag music. you know. norma jean. underoath. bullet for my valentine. shit like that.
as for the x, it represents the 24th letter in the alphabet. oh, and to separate two words, instead of having to use an underscore. that's about it.
--- End quote ---
Never thought I would stand up for the Emo genre, but Norma Jean uses more polyrythems then most bands out there. I can't accept your grouping them in with UnderOath. In the end, it is your personal opinion. But Calling it "Fag Music" is harsh.
--- End quote ---
at best, norma jean is a Botch rip-off. botch did the polyrhythms thing a lot better.
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