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16.10.2006, 08:17 quote

Anonymous

lmao i start a thread about happy music and your all not happy ahahahahaa.
Oh and yes i LOVE Reel big fish!!!! lolz

 

16.10.2006, 15:15 quote

Anonymous

lol i'm sorry crofter but i have to agree with aradon, metal has nothing to do with punk if anything it comes from blues etc, punk is generally political music metal can be like that but in lyrics only.

 

16.10.2006, 15:46 quote

Anonymous

moldypeach wrote:
lol i'm sorry crofter but i have to agree with aradon, metal has nothing to do with punk if anything it comes from blues etc, punk is generally political music metal can be like that but in lyrics only.



I have to disagree there, thrash metal owes a lot to punk (and motorhead). Come to think of it, didn't Iron Maiden came from the punk scene?

 

16.10.2006, 17:46 quote

Anonymous

whizzer wrote:
moldypeach wrote:
lol i'm sorry crofter but i have to agree with aradon, metal has nothing to do with punk if anything it comes from blues etc, punk is generally political music metal can be like that but in lyrics only.



I have to disagree there, thrash metal owes a lot to punk (and motorhead). Come to think of it, didn't Iron Maiden came from the punk scene?

lol ok , im not old enough to know Wink but i always thought punk was out later than metal Smile

 

16.10.2006, 17:53 quote

Anonymous

Depends what you define as metal. If you take the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) as the start of metal then punk predates it, however Sabbath was around before punk (but I don't know when they were defined as heavy metal - they almost started the genre themselves...)

 

16.10.2006, 18:48 quote

Anonymous

They evolved from the punk scene... you tell me Paul Di'Anno is not a punk...

I never said they weren't punk but the speed of the first album is pure punk... Charlot the Harlot definately has that... They just went beyond and actually learnt to play Laughing

 

16.10.2006, 18:56 quote

Anonymous

you saying Iron Maiden can't play?

Sheesh, some people Wink

 

16.10.2006, 18:57 quote

Anonymous

I said that the speed of it has come from punk...

 

17.10.2006, 07:09 quote

Anonymous

whizzer wrote:
Depends what you define as metal. If you take the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) as the start of metal then punk predates it, however Sabbath was around before punk (but I don't know when they were defined as heavy metal - they almost started the genre themselves...)

yeah i do lolz, old metal sabbath etc i grew up with it, hence why i really count metal coming from back then . maybe it's just down to personal opinion

 

17.10.2006, 07:29 quote

Anonymous

Aradon wrote:
Iron maiden punk, LMFAO nice one, maiden are about as rock as you can hope to get, i dont give a shit where rock, metal whatever came from, what it is now is whats being debated, and while they may have some punk influences, they are rock/metal!!

just in case you try and argue heres a quote for you.

Quote:
Punk rock served as a reaction against 1970s popular music such as disco music, heavy metal, progressive rock and arena rock. Punk also rejected the remnants of the 1960s hippie counterculture.


maiden are progessive/metal, punk came to light because of that style.


I think punk was more a reaction against the musical snobs that were around in the 70's. People who got on there high horses and said Deep purple and status Quo etc, were a higher form of music then Reggae and Soul.
Punk Rock was mainly just fun and put a smile back on music that had started to become too serious. It wasn't a reaction against Disco music because it grew out of Disco clubs but we didn't like hippies.

 

17.10.2006, 22:50 quote

Anonymous

platty599 wrote:
Im currently listenin to Charlotte the Harlot
and let me take this moment to apologise
there is definitly punk in there!


If that's serious then my hat is off to you sir...

yes Maiden is NWOBHM, almost a foundin band, so obviously they are metal...


Anyway, I think we'd all best agree to disagree Cool

 

18.10.2006, 22:40 quote

Anonymous

jimmysocks34 wrote:
Just said i would list really the three best punk bands ever that may help define what punk is... The Clash, love Pistols and Ramones. They are regarded as the founders of punk and in my view gods! Joe Strummer wrote some of the best lyrics and music i've ever heard.

Sorry but i really dont think iron maiden are punk, it must have been an influence on them but thats all.


The music the original punks mainly listened to was dub music. I dont really consider the clash to be a punk band, but they were a great group. I saw them in 1978 and they were brilliant.
Punks finished in 1977-78, when Malcolm Mclaren and Vivienne Westwood started selling designer gear down the Kings Road..by 1979-80 real punks no longer existed. It was really a fashion between 1974-78.

 
 
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