Danzig. Everything Graves has done is terrible.

As far as Henry Rollins goes... He strikes me as the type of guy who can take himself a little too seriously. Especially in older interviews. Newer ones, still a pretty serious guy but he seems to have a sense of humor about it. His standup gigs can be pretty hilarious and are worth youtubing.

Danzing, on the other hand, is a douchebag ******* who gets knocked out in one punch. Just a really pointlessly cynical *******. Would not wanna meet in person, every interview I've seen of him is just macho bravado bull****. At least Rollins comes across pretty aware of things that aren't himself.


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This conversation is 4 years old, that last post is from 4 years ago yet it's on the front page?

Confused is me.

1. Danzig

2. Who cares, the Misfits broke up in 1983, and only reformed with an album 1997 when punk had become passé and irrelevant.

^seriously :)

Lol well its true, despite the fact that their is still a small hardcore underground, punk became assimilated into the mainstream defanged, and corporatized by bands like Green Day and Blink 182.

Even before that it adopted a collective uniform sound and fashion that competed for cultural space with heavy metal and later rap/hip hop.

Personally I think all musical genres based around fashion, symbols or lingo are loosely fascist though. Just my opinion.

have you ever been a part of a punk scene?

it's more fascist than fascist Italy :)

Yes I have still have my black armband that the Duce himself bestowed upon me to lead his youth movement. It was a great honour to weed out those Buddhist vegans who would not wear black leather jackets. :)

In all serious though, once a musical genre adopts a distinct style you are aligning yourself with a collective even if your tolerant of other collectives. So your a fascist lol.

The overwhelming answer to the OP is Danzig. Graves based material is almost Panto Misfits, great for getting to see 'The Misfits' live but in truth they were a defunct band as soon as Danzig left.