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Originally Posted by ShadowWulf
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And if you knew anything about Hardcore you would know it was about a mindset and songs about real life, outside looking inside to use the cliche, on the streets and in a position from which redemption though not impossible was a fucking uphill fist fight. The anger became strength and the unity and brotherhood held people together when the rest of the world would as soon lock you up or stomp on your face.
You would had to of lived on the streets for awhile, been in a gutter and at the end of your rope to remotely understand the mindset it comes from. For most people the very though is completely alien to them, not on an intellectual level but on a real concrete level.
And those are experiences that made me, and which despite the suffering I would never give up. To the rest of the world, I bid thee a fair fuck you.
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I didnt live in the streets, but i can tell ya that at 14 my appartment was so dodgy that my mom had to open the oven to heat the kitchen/living room so we wouldnt freeze our asses off. And it gets to -30c up here in winter.
To me the band you linked sounded just like any other random white power band, boring and unimaginative. We have a band just like this one here, but theyre redskins so "on my side" but the music still sucks, they have laughable lyrics like "When i see your ass from hell, i get a hard-on that is like steel" but it rhymes in french, which makes it sound even stupider.
We had those kind of people at a squat and they were always fucking shit up for the rest of us, trying to act like hardasses vs the police, like theyre so tough. They placed an old car carcass in front of a fenced gate, like that was gonna stop anything with a 1m fence everywhere else but the gate lol. Theyre just bullies who like to fight for fightings sake. In other words, a bunch of dumb assholes.
On another note, i almost went to see atari teenage riot in Montreal tonite, but when i saw the price, i was like lulz, anti-capitalist band with a 27$ ticket price.