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Old 04-01-2008, 03:32 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Well everyone I know defines crossover genre as two genres that have crossed over. For instance rap metal is a crossover genre because its rap + metal however metal isn't really a crossover genre since its own thing. I wouldn't call the beginning of punk a crossover genre either. Unless of course you consider it a combination of garage rock and pop in which case we can get very anal and just about everything is a crossover genre.
I was reffering to 'pop-punk' as the crossover genre. You said that I didn't even know what

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