Plus 44 - November 13th

[flawd101]

Originally posted by Alec:
   

Originally posted by chokeychicken:
  alec thinks that taking back sunday invented emo.

what does that mean? [/b]

there are a bunch of "original" emo bands who sound nothing like what today is called emo.  people feel better about them selves when they list these in order to trash people who use what is now considered emo by the normal kid.

[chokeychicken]

oh that's right, i forgot!  i pride myself on being an emo elitist!

[bunnygurl301]

so anyone know when they go on sale?

[chokeychicken]

they're not - the band cancelled.  blink is getting back together.

[bearman🐻]

On sale now.

[blinksaar]

Originally posted by chokeychicken:
  they're not - the band cancelled.  blink is getting back together.

that'd be awesome, did you like blink-182 chokey?? and i got my tickets   :cool:  (make fun of my chokey)

[nanj]

If it wasn't on a weeknight I would be there and not for +44, but for the opening band...THE MATCHES!!! Now that is a band I can see again and again.

[chokeychicken]

i think blink 182 was only as big as they were because they were the first to bring pop punk to the mainstream.  i really liked their self titled album (or last album, i suppose), and I thought dude ranch was really good, along with enema.  everything else was just a big eh.
 
 alec, i make fun of you for one reason, and one reason only: you keep posting about and hyping up these bands that nobody on this board cares about, and most people hate.  I just think the fact that you don't see that is funny.

[bearman🐻]

Actually, I credit Green Day for bringing punk into pop music. Blink 182 just had really good management and they were willing to tour like crazy. Though I admit Travis Barker is an ace drummer that carried them much further than they would have gone otherwise. And yes, I've paid money basically just to see him. Call me crazy, but I am just really entertained by a guy who has a personal vendetta against his kit and isn't afraid to hit a snare. He's a legit musician in my book.

[bearman🐻]

(I guess if we want to get technical, we should say it was the Clash that brought punk into pop...but the genre/style of modern "punk" really first became popular with Green Day.)

[Relaxer]

Originally posted by bearman:
  Actually, I credit Green Day for bringing punk into pop music. Blink 182 just had really good management and they were willing to tour like crazy. Though I admit Travis Barker is an ace drummer that carried them much further than they would have gone otherwise. And yes, I've paid money basically just to see him. Call me crazy, but I am just really entertained by a guy who has a personal vendetta against his kit and isn't afraid to hit a snare. He's a legit musician in my book.

Travis isn't playing with them, right? I'd read he had a tumor or some broken shit in his arm and is sitting out the shows.

[bearman🐻]

The shows are rescheduled and he will be playing with them once he's healed.
 
 I think my fave punk rock drummers are:
 
 1) John Maher (Buzzcocks)
 2) Grant Hart (Husker Du)
 3) Bill Stevenson (Descendents, Black Flag)
 4) Marky Ramone
 5) Don Bolles (the Germs)
 
 Travis would come in around 6 or 7.

[alex]

I heard the single today and it is damn catchy.  Might also sound good since that Angels and Airwaves song was such shit.

[chokeychicken]

Originally posted by bearman:
  Actually, I credit Green Day for bringing punk into pop music. Blink 182 just had really good management and they were willing to tour like crazy. Though I admit Travis Barker is an ace drummer that carried them much further than they would have gone otherwise. And yes, I've paid money basically just to see him. Call me crazy, but I am just really entertained by a guy who has a personal vendetta against his kit and isn't afraid to hit a snare. He's a legit musician in my book.

when i posted that, i was running on 52 hours without sleep - i stand corrected.  what the hell was i thinking.

[blinksaar]

Originally posted by bearman:
  Actually, I credit Green Day for bringing punk into pop music. Blink 182 just had really good management and they were willing to tour like crazy. Though I admit Travis Barker is an ace drummer that carried them much further than they would have gone otherwise. And yes, I've paid money basically just to see him. Call me crazy, but I am just really entertained by a guy who has a personal vendetta against his kit and isn't afraid to hit a snare. He's a legit musician in my book.

so what your saying is no one on here likes any of the bands i like? my massive attack post seemed to have gotten tons of responses, tons of people like them..