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by **Purple_Pride** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 7:03 pm

as much hate as i have for the state of todays state of punk rock with the processed bands. i have to admit a few of the songs are incredibly catchy, for example GC's lifestyles of the rich and famous and anthem are really catchy and yeah jsut thought id throw that in hear. im surprised no one has meantioned Jonny Thunder yet or Sid Vicious or sex pistols, gotta love the original punk rock. fast, short and well.... f*cked.

by **Canacuna** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 7:44 pm

Purple_Pride wrote:as much hate as i have for the state of todays state of punk rock with the processed bands. i have to admit a few of the songs are incredibly catchy, for example GC's lifestyles of the rich and famous and anthem are really catchy and yeah jsut thought id throw that in hear. im surprised no one has meantioned Jonny Thunder yet or Sid Vicious or sex pistols, gotta love the original punk rock. fast, short and well.... f*cked.

I thought the Sex Pistols were originally a band built-up by McLaren to play to the beginning stages of the punk scene and promote his clothing store? I know what you're referring to when you say processed bands, I just thought I'd bring that up.

Blink 182/Boxcar Racer, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Sum 41, etc. Ugh...

Speaking of Holiday in Cambodia, has anyone heard the Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine version? Kind of interesting and worth a download, IMO (err, a purchase O:-)

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And to add, it looks like Johnny Rotten may have landed a gig on a reality TV show...

http://media.guardian.co.uk/realitytv/story/0,7521,1124486,00.html

by **KingGhidra** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:19 pm

CKY_ROX wrote:
VHawk15 wrote:
CKY_ROX wrote:
KingGhidra wrote:Man, Good Charlote OWNZ CKY!!!

haha thats a good joke, good charlotte is one of the more processed bands of ALL TIME.

No, I think Ghidra was being totally serious.

if he is then he really needs to lear about music

And CKY_ROX needs to learn where all the keys on his keyboard are.

by **KingGhidra** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:20 pm

Arlo wrote:Not that there's anything wrong with 14-year-old girls, of course...

Definitely nothing wrong if they know how to keep a secret.

by **Purple_Pride** » Thu Jan 29, 2004 8:28 pm

KingGhidra wrote:
Arlo wrote:
TTTBone wrote:Not that there's anything wrong with 14-year-old girls, of course...

Definitely nothing wrong if they know how to keep a secret.

HAHAHAHA oh god, thats good. its rare to find one that does though, i gotta be honest man im still young but when i was 18 met this girl at a party, someone told me she was 14 btu she told me she was 17 so i "believed" her, man next day seemed like the whole city knew.