*CLAPS* Let's give a standing ovation for the fantastic people who made these websites!!!!! God has a place in heaven for you!!!!Originally Posted by Rye
*CLAPS* Let's give a standing ovation for the fantastic people who made these websites!!!!! God has a place in heaven for you!!!!Originally Posted by Rye
When Avril was in the Z104 Lounge, she was playing the guitar. She sounded pretty decent in it. Z104 is my local station in Washington D.C.
Did you just say punk originated in the USA?Originally Posted by battousai9439
Agreed.We just all need to shut up and listen to Bob Marley.
Ive actually heard that alot. I have to disagree though. I personally think that punk was created in England and the Pistols were the origionals (too bad they are sell outs now )Did you just say punk originated in the USA?
It did originate in the UK; and I do believe Sex Pistols were the first to do so.
Anarchy in the UK
Originally Posted by Leeza
Actually, there have been about 3 punk movements. Two in the US, and one in the UK.
The first one came in the late 60's, in the USA. It was pretty much the end result of many years of experimenting with progressive rock. This movement brought around bands such as The Velvet Underground, Iggy and the Stooges, MC5, and the Dictators.
The second movement was in the mid-70's, mostly coming from New York. This one brought bands such as Television, New York Dolls, Xray Spex, The Talking Heads, and the ever-famous Ramones.
The third movement is the one in UK. The 1976 Ramones tour of Britain heavily influenced the flood of new wave bands with their high-speed rock, bringing along with them the basics of the punk look and music. That's when the Sex pistols cam along, §håd0w...
I have to disagree. I consider The Stooges, MC5, Richard Hell etc. to be more like "pre punk" and the Ramones and The Sex Pistols formed around the same time.
Well... that's your opinion, I respect that.
Given the band broke up after there first real CD release, doesent this thread seem a little shallow to anyone?
In truth, I actually quite like some of Evanescances work. For example Haunted made its way into my playlist pretty damn quick. Of course, a lot of there work is just too depressing for me to stomache but that dosent mean I dislike them as a band.
I dislike there lead female singer just because she abandoned them so quick - and shes already in another band O_o
Then again I tend to like most anything that has decent lyrics and an actual tune to it, as long as its not annoying 'ghetto' culture or that perverted crap that passes for pop music of recent years, I'll probably like it.
:..2-2-7..:
Our paths they did cross, though I cannot say just why
We met, we laughed, we held on fast, and then we said goodbye
And who'll hear the echoes of stories never told?
:..Experiment_227..:
I'm glad we're not all saying that popularity and good sales means "Good"
Otherwise we'll have to claim an awful lot of bands s "bad"
"I think you'd make any (nice) woman happy... & I think you really deserve for someone to make you happy too for a change"
I'm glad we're not all saying that popularity and good sales means "Bad"
Otherwise we'll have to claim an awful lot of bands s "good"
Abandoned them? Evanescence is due for another album later this year. Amy Lee only did a song(Broken) with Seether AFAIK. They also just performed this past New Years. If she abandones Evanescence, they wouldn't be much of a band anymore, they probably wouldn't keep the name Evanescence either.Originally Posted by Makoto-Tribal
Originally Posted by Makoto-Tribal
Actually, Amy Lee was always with them. :o It was their lead guitarist who left them. Amy Lee is the only reason they're still together, but originally it was Amy's and Ben's (the lead guitarist) band. Amy just did one song with her boyfriend's band.