How does Sup Forums feel about The Shape of Punk to Come?
How does Sup Forums feel about The Shape of Punk to Come?
Eli Morgan
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Blake Reed
Good Korn nu-metal
Landon Taylor
The Ornette Coleman album of similar name is better
Charles Reed
solid post-hardcore
Brody Cook
drums the only good part
Lincoln Bailey
Awful album, praised by wannabe hipster punks who don't know shit about the real punk movement.
Thomas Williams
>implying you even know what real punk movement really is
Caleb Fisher
>post-hardcore
>punk movement
Easton Bailey
was one of my fav punk albums for a solid while. It's still up there in my top 10.
>ooh I only attend street punk shows where everyone sits outside on the street instead of watching bands so I know what punk is more than YOU do
fuck off
Cameron Hernandez
Ii both hate the "real" punk and the new, modern punk. Punk is not really my cup of tea.
Kayden Gutierrez
Refused was a punk band you fucking moron. Being a post-hardcore band does not automatically exclude you from the punk movement.
Leo Garcia
they have their own scene though
Zachary Williams
>I was like you once. Then I was told off on here. I'm not so much of a fag now. You'll learn stuff if you stick around user.
Alexander Clark
The Shape Of Punk To Come is sick but never produced a single as good as Pump The Brakes.
Before anyone says New Noise, I think it's actually one of the worse songs on the album.
It's a tight, fantastic listen though and its influence and importance cannot be understated.
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There is no such thing as a 'post-hardcore' scene. It's a wide and far-reaching umbrella term, hence the constant dispute over what 'post-hardcore' actually means.
There are many post-hardcore bands that aren't punk (Slint) and many that most certainly are (Fugazi).
Andrew Green
who are you quoting
Oliver Butler
It is a great album in several ways. It's the culmination of very original and interesting, yet intense and raw ideas the band had been developing since its inception, it's pretty unique and enjoyable, consistent but varied and overall has a personality of its own.
And the best part is that it's one of the best albums to trigger sissy pawnk rawk armchair-anarchist manchildren who think they're special because they only listen to cassettes of bass players farting two chords over the sound of an empty casserole being spanked repeatedly.
I give it a 8.5/10
Jackson Torres
>cassettes of bass players farting two chords over the sound of an empty casserole being spanked repeatedly.
actually it's lasagne
Gabriel Roberts
>mah troo pnk ;_;
>lol dis dis is jus nu methul isnt it other punk-fellas? hehe just like korn amirite?
I love it when these people start crying all over their *le scene*
Punk is dead, said Crass & PiL, and they were right. Problem is, "punks" think this is a bad thing, because they need to hold on to something like a music scene to compensate for their lack of individuality.
Connor Peterson
SAW THIS IN A SHOP...
Easton Gonzalez
I really like it and I don't care for post-hardcore in general. Make of that what you will.
Dylan Phillips
But lasagne is usually cooked on trays and those don't resonate so good in a punkster's mom's basement
It's an amazing and entertaining album. I don't give a shit about lyrical content or scenes. Sup Forums used to almost-unanimously agree on the musical quality of this album-- a rare thing to witness in this board. I guess it was too rare and now everyone has turned into a supercool contrarian.
Aaron Foster
CANNED ICE CREAM?
Bentley Turner
>muh linear timeline that the modern ways of production has forced upon us
Nathan Ward
shit or not, it gave us the greatest rym review of all time
Blake Morales
Paramore like this album. It's Paramore-core
Jonathan Fisher
be a kind user and share it with us newfags
Noah Taylor
noice
Alexander Hill
oh boy
Wyatt Foster
Skillfully composed and energetically executed album that is only hated by nu-males and contrarians who think that just because their opinion is different and against the "norm" it immediately makes them unique and "not-sheeple".
Ooooooh link?
Adrian Price
>Skillfully composed and energetically executed album that is only hated by nu-males and contrarians who think that just because their opinion is different and against the "norm" it immediately makes them unique and "not-sheeple".
here's you're (you)
Blake Lewis
Damn, this thread's already better than that shitty album.
Hudson Robinson
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Cameron Evans
>more doubloons
Christian Rodriguez
go die. this is a dubs thread now