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( NO MENTIONING "THE FAST FOOD 'ROCKERS' "
Blink 182 the self titled album has turned Blink into a meaningful band.
Both absolutly fantastic.
Limp Bizkit's latest album lyrics are a tad iffy. REd Light Green light is VERY dodgy but Lonely world is fantastic, Nobody knows the reason why inside a lonely world, no one can hear me when I cry inside a lonely world.
Great.
And Eat You Alive is the best example of confused male feelings EVER. Screaming "i'll eat you alive" before declaring that he wants to "just look at you all day, there aint nothing wrong with that"...
Confused... fantastic.
All the kiddy rock bands have re-invented themselves and well done to it.
Fred Durst is a changed dude.
blink are good song writers posing to be a joke band sometimes, where as sum41 are actually a joke of a band!
Blinks old material was excellent I think but they're new heavier feel is just awesome.
Haha.
> clichés from where, other songs or "morals" ?
No, Blink and Sum41, when in reflective moods are like Limp Bizkit etc. But better. Cliche angst/pain/suffering, and while effective, not much new. So from other songs really.
> Blink 182 and Sum41 pop-punk? I think not. I would think they are
> just punk, Blink being more punk than the other.
Kyz21 wrote:
> Naw, they are punk ROCK. Punk is those rubbish 80's bands who drone
> about politics, and the Sex Pistols. You can't confuse Sum41 and The
> Sex Pistols.
I would say they are neither punk or punk rock... If bands like the Descendents are pop-punk (as the majority of their fans would probably agree) then Blink are certainly pop-punk. You might care to disagree over Sum41, quite frankly I don't know, I haven't heard much/any of their newer material which is supposedly heavier, but when they initially 'got big' all the most popular songs were pop-punk really... Anyway, my opinion, genres mean different things to different people, the boundries between all the various sub-genres of punk have become increasingly blurred, so not much point in arguing over it anyways...