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Hardcore dancing is really gay. Its just attention seeking, look at me, I'm insecure of my of my own strength so I'm going to dance to angry music hoping to hurt someone.

I hate it at shows when a pit forms, and you have one dickhead who runs around jumping into the crowd with his fists. Got a nice hit to the balls on one of these stnuc once.

knell wrote:but seriously, i dont need a $3000 dentist bill or a broken elbow for just wanting to go see a band perform

then stand in the back? all those vids are taken right by the stage where this action goes down

yeh but at house shows i've been to there is no "back" its just everyone pushing each other and acting retarded

plus im a front row dancing dude, i like action and working up a sweat but not testosterone fueled bro-bashing

Been to loads of pits back in the days!

Micheal Gira got moshing spot on.

Moshing is lame because the people aren't appreciating the music, they're acting how they percieve they should act at a show. Testosterone will be the end of masculinity.

never been to a hardcore show where there wasn't a spot to chill if you didn't want to be in a mix. do you just go to shows in peoples bedrooms or something?

Mosh pits on dubstep is pure waste.

Mosh pits on death metal are alright. Mosh pits on hardcore are fun.

Part of the culture, and actually not as painful as you would think they are.
Plus, the audience at hardcore & metal gigs know that there are going to be mosh pits, and they know they're going to be in front of the stage.
With dubstep it's always a fucking surprise when you're in your own zone and all of a sudden this fuckhead starts pushing you away or jumping against you.

Fuckheads like that deserve a beating in a real moshpit.

seems like it's becoming a part of the culture in dubstep, tho. okay let me clarify, not all dubstep, but the midrange brostep stuff that has metal-esque breakdowns. also doesn't help when those types of producers will mix in lil jon lyrics saying PUSH DAT N***A PUSH DAT HOE... yea

i look at it the same way tho... just move away and ignore it. if they follow you around (not likely), it's elbow + jaw time. or just flag security if they're available

nicenice wrote:Hardcore dancing is really gay.

nicenice wrote:Hardcore dancing is really gay.

nicenice wrote:Hardcore dancing is really gay.

nicenice wrote:Hardcore dancing is really gay.

kingGhost wrote:never been to a hardcore show where there wasn't a spot to chill if you didn't want to be in a mix. do you just go to shows in peoples bedrooms or something?

basement shows are where its at

kidshuffle wrote:

kingGhost wrote:never been to a hardcore show where there wasn't a spot to chill if you didn't want to be in a mix. do you just go to shows in peoples bedrooms or something?

basement shows are where its at

yeh man house shows its either inside where its nice and loud but violent as hell, or outside where music is muffled and full of hipsters smoking cigs.

bc at most shows they dont want you lurking in their bedroom or somewhere where the show isnt going on

been to my fair share of house shows... honestly at those it's a smaller more chill crowd, not any hardcore dancing at all really.

oh yeh, well dont get me wrong... 99% percent of the house shows ive been to havent been metal music, let alone have any moshing...

Moshing to dubstep is the stupidest idea ever

Pit at a napalm death show though. Fucking awesome

There's nothing I love more than to show my appreciation for an artist by assaulting other audience members, it shows that I like them the most.

therapist wrote:There's nothing I love more than to show my appreciation for an artist by assaulting other audience members, it shows that I like them the most.

Why does everyone have the impression people just attack each other?

Unless you're in a pit made up of assholes you're unlikely to get hurt

I don't like to mosh. I like to listen to Black Metal and cry. Much more enjoyable

black metal is scary stuff

NilsFG wrote:

that's not hardcore.
that's punk.


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