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<<<>>> · 09-27-2005, 07:49 PM

ok so i know the argument between misfits and expletive is over (hopefully), but i'd like to point out in misfits defense, that he didnt specifically say early Green Day wasnt pop punk, he only said they werent pop punk in general. in a heated conversation one tends to be a little less carefull with one's words, ya know? but...green day are total rubbish and id rather not talk about them anymore.

oh and there have been a few good nu-metal bands; tool (if you consider them nu-metal),At The Drive-IN (at the time they were classified as nu-metal) and well i cant really think of anymore but none-the-less, im sure there are some good ones ive never heard of.

09-27-2005, 07:49 PM	#50 (permalink)
<<<>>> Dependent User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: between yo' legs Posts: 395	ok so i know the argument between misfits and expletive is over (hopefully), but i'd like to point out in misfits defense, that he didnt specifically say early Green Day wasnt pop punk, he only said they werent pop punk in general. in a heated conversation one tends to be a little less carefull with one's words, ya know? but...green day are total rubbish and id rather not talk about them anymore. oh and there have been a few good nu-metal bands; tool (if you consider them nu-metal),At The Drive-IN (at the time they were classified as nu-metal) and well i cant really think of anymore but none-the-less, im sure there are some good ones ive never heard of. __________________ -)-)-)-)-)-)