The Ghost Inside

sleepy jack · 09-19-2010, 09:50 PM

I was being snide, apologies. They belong in the rock and metal today. There's a ignorance surrounding hardcore, people seem to think because something is "heavy" or has screams, or breakdowns, or whatever, it's automatically hardcore - which it isn't. Most of the time it's just watered down metalcore and the only reason people think it's "emo" or "hardcore" is because they have tight jeans and gauges and wear my chemical romance t-shirts. It's ridiculous.

09-19-2010, 09:50 PM	#8 (permalink)
sleepy jack isfckingdead Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 18,789	I was being snide, apologies. They belong in the rock and metal today. There's a ignorance surrounding hardcore, people seem to think because something is "heavy" or has screams, or breakdowns, or whatever, it's automatically hardcore - which it isn't. Most of the time it's just watered down metalcore and the only reason people think it's "emo" or "hardcore" is because they have tight jeans and gauges and wear my chemical romance t-shirts. It's ridiculous.