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Default 07-10-2007, 04:38 PM
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The bands included in the book are:
Mission of Burma
The Minutemen
Black Flag
Husker Du
Minor Threat
The Replacements
Butthole Surfers
Sonic Youth
Big Black
Fugazi
Mudhoney
Beat Happening
Dinosaur Jr

The bands in bold are ones worth listening too.
dude, minutemen, big black, butthole surfers. . rock:
im not really a fan of those bands, i can understand its probably influential music but just didnt like it perrsonally
  
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Default 07-10-2007, 05:07 PM
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i don't even know wtf band it is. how is it influential? Not starting a fight, but do you mean most influential band of this genre?
its Black Flag. i mean most "loud rock" is influenced by Black Flag because they started the underground hardcore punk scene. after recording and touring continuously for 6 years, they had spread hardcore punk throughout the US and then broke up. but since then, numerous hardcore bands started, and then most of them broke into the mainstream. examples are Rise Against, Bleeding Through, Give Up The Ghost, The Black Dahlia Murder, The Hope Conspiracy, and so many more.
Read that like it was on Lord of the Rings stoned and you'll laugh your ass off.
  
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Default 07-10-2007, 05:53 PM
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i don't even know wtf band it is. how is it influential? Not starting a fight, but do you mean most influential band of this genre?
its Black Flag. i mean most "loud rock" is influenced by Black Flag because they started the underground hardcore punk scene. after recording and touring continuously for 6 years, they had spread hardcore punk throughout the US and then broke up. but since then, numerous hardcore bands started, and then most of them broke into the mainstream. examples are Rise Against, Bleeding Through, Give Up The Ghost, The Black Dahlia Murder, The Hope Conspiracy, and so many more.
Read that like it was on Lord of the Rings stoned and you'll laugh your ass off.
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Default 07-10-2007, 08:32 PM
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The bands included in the book are:
Mission of Burma
The Minutemen
Black Flag
Husker Du
Minor Threat
The Replacements
Butthole Surfers
Sonic Youth
Big Black
Fugazi
Mudhoney
Beat Happening
Dinosaur Jr

The bands in bold are ones worth listening too.
dude, minutemen, big black, butthole surfers. . rock:
im not really a fan of those bands, i can understand its probably influential music but just didnt like it perrsonally
all the bands on the list are awesome and worth listening to. Minutemen and Black Flag especially.

our band could be your life
real names be proof
me and mike watt played for years
punk rock changed our lives

we learned punk rock in hollywood
drove up from pedro
we were fucking corndogs
we'd go drink and pogo

mr. narrator
this is bob dylan to me
my story could be his songs
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our band is scientist rock
but i was e. bloom and richard hell,
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Default 07-10-2007, 09:20 PM
still punk

...glad some of you fellas have discovered some real gems. growing up in that era was an amazing experience. DC in the 80s and 90s was one of the greatest places to be if you were into punk/hardcore...
  
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Default 07-10-2007, 09:26 PM
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by far one of the most influential bands of all time.
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Default 07-10-2007, 09:55 PM
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still punk

...glad some of you fellas have discovered some real gems. growing up in that era was an amazing experience. DC in the 80s and 90s was one of the greatest places to be if you were into punk/hardcore...
Along with southern california, hell yea. DC had Minor Threat and Bad Brains though, which are 2 of my absolute favorite bands.
  
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