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Fun Stuff => BAND => Topic started by: BillyxRansom on 18 Jul 2006, 10:58

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: BillyxRansom on 18 Jul 2006, 10:58

so anything previous to about 2000. yup. so good.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Kai on 18 Jul 2006, 11:01

Rites of Spring guys.




Who I'm actually listening to right ow. Fun.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: BillyxRansom on 18 Jul 2006, 13:22

Quote from: Kai

Rites of Spring guys.




Who I'm actually listening to right ow. Fun.

they're awesome, yes. i was mostly talking about bands along the lines of madball, buried alive, merauder, blood for blood.... etc.

but any era, any style, whatever. i appreciate all of it.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Kai on 18 Jul 2006, 14:10

...So basically every band on SST?

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: jariku on 18 Jul 2006, 15:48

Dude, Terveet Kädet.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Rubby on 18 Jul 2006, 16:47

Gorilla Biscuits!

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: pinkpiche on 19 Jul 2006, 01:32

Fugazi.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: nekooo on 19 Jul 2006, 02:30

Lifetime!

Would The Nation Of Ulysses count?

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: nekooo on 19 Jul 2006, 09:43

Quote from: tommydski

the nation of ulysses were absolutely god-like in my mind.
i honestly consider them to be in the top ten bands that america has ever produced.

but i wouldn't call them 'hardcore'.

Hmm ok. Well Lifetime works then.

Blood For Blood?

Does Death Before Dishonor count? They are a Boston hardcore band I think but I don't know if they've been around since before 2000.

A lot of people considered Saves The Day's "Can't Slow Down" album kind of hardcore, plus that and a lot of New Jersey bands were inspired heavily by Lifetime.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: ALoveSupreme on 19 Jul 2006, 12:57

Quote from: nekooo

A lot of people considered Saves The Day's "Can't Slow Down" album kind of hardcore

what the fuck?  Who?

Anyway, maybe The Killer?  A lot of the bands that are getting big now have been working since pre-2000, so I'm not positive on what you mean.  Shai Hulud?  Refused??

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: KharBevNor on 19 Jul 2006, 13:08

Mescalinum United

Wait...

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: books_out_loud on 19 Jul 2006, 23:49

scholastic deth
the first "the bronx" album
at the drive in
the blood brothers
american nightmare


all stuff i was listening to before i knew that it was called hardcore.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Rizzo on 20 Jul 2006, 00:01

Shai Hulud
Madball
The Bronx
Blood For Blood
Sick of it All
Converge (Been around since '90 thank you)

Yeah, that's about all the modern, pre-2000 hardcore I dig. Course there are heaps of oldschool hardcore bands and more recent hardcore bands too.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Scytale on 20 Jul 2006, 02:02

Do bands like Nailbomb and Biohazard count as Hardcore?

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Rizzo on 20 Jul 2006, 02:10

Biohazard yes. Nailbomb no.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: cheesepie on 20 Jul 2006, 08:22

Limp Bizkit

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: ImRonBurgundy? on 20 Jul 2006, 12:36

Quote from: books_out_loud

at the drive in
the blood brothers

they're more post-hardcore, i think.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Iwan on 20 Jul 2006, 12:57

This has been a while...

Anyway, I used to into hardocre when I was 14 to 17. At 17 I discovered a more free kind of music.

If you want bands and names...

Agnostic Front; together with the Cro-mags, the heart and soul of NYHC. Their early recordings are the very essence of hardcore to me; you can't play your instrument decently, you have very primitive recording material, you don't even have a crowd or an audience but you're still doing what you believe in.
I won't mention Madball because some of its members are also in AF.

Biohazard: great band. Too bad that it had to end with poor albums ('Kill or Be Killed' was very weak) and Evan Seinfeld (bass/vox) becoming Tera's pimp. These guys deserved better.

Right Direction; a band from M-Town or Maastricht (NL). They split but are back together. Unlike many other HC-bands they have a very good sense of melody.
Believe it or not but there were a lot of bands from Maastricht (which is remarkable keeping in mind that Maastricht is only a very small town).
You had One night Stand who started it all, Backfire!, Demon Jooker Junior, 400$ Suits and many more bands.
That scene really flourished until the suicede if Richard Bruinen (Backfire!). Afterwards a lot of bads just couldn't really go on anymore.

Tree: Boston based band. Not sure of you count them as hardcore or as a mixture of stoner and punk.

Then a lot of overrated bands like Violation of Trust, Ryker's, Hard Resistance, Backfire!

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: MWhaling on 20 Jul 2006, 13:18

these threads have to stop.

Title: HARDCORE BEFORE I KNEW WHAT HARDCORE WAS APPRECIATION
Post by: Rizzo on 20 Jul 2006, 14:36

I know you are but what am I?

Some other good bands that I listen to occasionally (eg borrow friends' CDs) are Integrity and Judge. Judge are pretty good straight edge hardcore.
Very crucial.