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Ok, I've seen a few posts from people saying things like "Oh, these bands aren't proper punk." Or, "Oh, they've sold out to the industry" etc.
So, here's a question for you:
What if you really liked an unknown band. You thought they were fantastic, and then one of their songs was used on an advert, and they became really big.
They still did the same style of music, but are now playing to Wembly and charging £30 a ticket.
Would you think they'd "sold out" to the industry. Would you think that now they were succesful they were no longer "Proper"?
I'm interested, please tell.
So, here's a question for you:
What if you really liked an unknown band. You thought they were fantastic, and then one of their songs was used on an advert, and they became really big.
They still did the same style of music, but are now playing to Wembly and charging £30 a ticket.
Would you think they'd "sold out" to the industry. Would you think that now they were succesful they were no longer "Proper
I'm interested, please tell.
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Okay - it's all elitist rubbish - I wouldn't care.
But then as I was the one making the comments you were refering to I doubt you were that interested in my reply, but I don't want you getting ignored.
But then as I was the one making the comments you were refering to I doubt you were that interested in my reply, but I don't want you getting ignored.
POP!
Come on, I want answers to this, or are you all too scared or something?
Come on, I want answers to this, or are you all too scared or something?
Ok, I've seen a few posts from people saying things like "Oh, these bands aren't proper punk." Or, "Oh, they've sold out to the industry" etc.
So, here's a question for you:
What if you really liked an unknown band. You thought they were fantastic, and then one of their songs was used on an advert, and they became really big.
They still did the same style of music, but are now playing to Wembly and charging £30 a ticket.
Would you think they'd "sold out" to the industry. Would you think that now they were succesful they were no longer "Proper"?
I'm interested, please tell.
So, here's a question for you:
What if you really liked an unknown band. You thought they were fantastic, and then one of their songs was used on an advert, and they became really big.
They still did the same style of music, but are now playing to Wembly and charging £30 a ticket.
Would you think they'd "sold out" to the industry. Would you think that now they were succesful they were no longer "Proper
I'm interested, please tell.
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