...* so preoccupied with the fact that I have the *utter audacity* to exist. I think it might have something to do with you being so preoccupied with the fact that alternative rock and punk have the *utter audacity* to exist. And without requiring leotards, even. Oh, I don't necessarily mind that. (What I mind is the way it keeps FORBIDDING things.) But you're the one who ...
...<pr...@definitive.com> wrote: Jeff Blanks <jbla...@mindspring.com> wrote: poisoned rose <pr...@definitive.com> wrote: Hardly the first time Jeff has crossposted some silly hissyfit about punk/alt-rock, etc. He'll never be happy until we return to the '70s days when lead rock singers dressed like trapeze artists. Well, what of it? So......
... rose <pr...@definitive.com> wrote: Jeff Blanks <jbla...@mindspring.com> wrote: poisoned rose <pr...@definitive.com> wrote: Hardly the first time Jeff has crossposted some silly hissyfit about punk/alt-rock, etc. He'll never be happy until we return to the '70s days when lead rock singers dressed like trapeze artists. Well, what of it? So...you're an ...
poisoned rose wrote: Jeff Blanks <jblanks@mindspring.com> wrote: poisoned rose <prose@definitive.com> wrote: Hardly the first time Jeff has crossposted some silly hissyfit about punk/alt-rock, etc. He'll never be happy until we return to the '70s days when lead rock singers dressed like trapeze artists. Well, what of it? So...you're an outdated relic of...
On Sun, 25 May 2008 11:22:59 -0400, Jeff Blanks <jblanks@mindspring.com> wrote: poisoned rose <prose@definitive.com> wrote: Hardly the first time Jeff has crossposted some silly hissyfit about punk/alt-rock, etc. He'll never be happy until we return to the '70s days when lead rock singers dressed like trapeze artists. Well, what of it? Are you a "Speedo Man"... ?
... I was and probably never will get into the punk scene, because I, like Adrian Belew, like dinosaurs. It... etc... Those who grew up in the '70s punk period may see it differently. Those who are 21st century punks are 30 years too late to be part of the... classic/prog/etc. rock. That contradiction (especially given punk's explicitly retrograde nature) is a "not unsmall" (...
amy <amy.lynn1986@yahoo.com> wrote: I can see your point but Punk is actually an attitude more than a music. People keep saying that, but if I were to try to express that attidude no one would call it punk. I don't think it is possible for the circumstances that created punk or the feelings of angst, boredom and anti-complacancy to ever go away. Maybe. Try...
poisoned rose <prose@definitive.com> wrote: Hardly the first time Jeff has crossposted some silly hissyfit about punk/alt-rock, etc. He'll never be happy until we return to the '70s days when lead rock singers dressed like trapeze artists. Well, what of it? -- "There is no excellent beauty which hath not some strangeness in the proportion." --Francis Bacon
...> I was and probably never will get into the punk scene, because I, like Adrian Belew, like dinosaurs. It... that. Those who grew up in the '70s punk period may see it differently. Those who are 21st century punks are 30 years too late to be part of the...exploring classic/prog/etc. rock. That contradiction (especially given punk's explicitly retrograde nature) is a "not unsmall" ...
On May 21, 1:14 am, Raja <zepflo...@gmail.com> wrote: And most possibly the greatest punk oriented band ever. Just two albums both of them great. http://youtube.com/watch?v=QrzGpVOPcTI As any music scoller knows, punk was cereated by the firkin Yoke...so the best songs of the error cant be just insired by the Yoke...they gotta be ...
