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ahhhh ma dayz actually pretty jealous of that, as my last posts show I beg him hard (much more so even than mala) and you don't like his music at all?

jesslem wrote:

garethom wrote:

Agent 47 wrote:non of u would like punk if it happened now, even if it was exactly the same tunes

wolf might like it, but cant think of any one else

Can't be serious

Punk is quite awful, Gareth.
It's so melodically bland that you can't realistically say that you'd appreciate it for its musicality, and you of all people would be the first to scream "fukkin entitled kids" if it were to come out now.
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Oh right, I can't? Cheers for letting me know what I can and can't like and for what reasons. Fucking hell man. I don't think I've ever spoken about entitled kids, and I don't really get what that would have to do with punk.

Must've been mistaken when I thought that this is one of my fave tunes. Doh.



You lot say some baffling shit, I swear.

That tune will forever be associated in my mind with the awful Gustav Graves

i met your mom twice last week

back to the internet thing... the internet has truly fucked our lives, yeah we can get unlimited information and connect with anyone from around the world but other than that its just so bad for doing fuck all and procrastinating. i cant even watch a movie online now without procrastinating on facebook/dsf during it

RKM wrote:ahhhh ma dayz actually pretty jealous of that, as my last posts show I beg him hard (much more so even than mala) and you don't like his music at all?

Nah, I mean I don't hate it but I'm not drawn into that music. Both times were because of friends; the first was at a charity punk show in DC which was held right in front of his apartment (according to some guy we'd met 3 to 4 minutes earlier), the second was at a lecture about archiving in NY.

that's cool, yeah like dubstep it's definitely not a genre I think everyone is gonna enjoy or should have to

Deep House has never seemed particularly rebellious. Deep House was about going to the club and dancing with the sexy ladies. I never saw that with Punk.

I'm 75% sure Mala is a communist.

deep house huneys

OGLemon wrote:I'm 75% sure Mala is a communist.

I'm 75% sure Mala is a pussy.

Nah he's hench as fuck. Talk soft and carry a big stick type of deal

Harkat wrote:Talk soft and carry a big stick type of deal

Is that a euphemism?

if you want it to be

Muncey wrote:

Harkat wrote:Talk soft and carry a big stick type of deal

Is that a euphemism?

Some Roosevelt bullshit

no way dude, Deep House is not this generation's punk, this generation doesn't have a punk tbh, footwork's about as close as it gets

deep house is apolitical tbh

other than the acceptance for homosexual love

so we're referring to 'deep' house not deep house right
undercut hairstyles, tight huf t shirts with rolled up sleeves, skinny jeans, shades, sniffing mcat, and shuffling like a bellend on the dancefloor to route 94 doesn't make me think much of punk if i'm honest

mashmash wrote: undercut hairstyles

OGLemon wrote:deep house is apolitical tbh

I agree based on my perception that most people who listen to it have no direct interest in politics. The blandness of the whole thing seems to appeal to people who don't want to think too hard.

There are some parallels to them, but they aren't identical obviously. The way Wub framed it is interesting though, shows the different reactions to similar circumstances in UK society (or music culture at least)