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Post by Adrian' on Nov 20, 2007 20:30:21 GMT -5
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Post by bigjesus on Nov 21, 2007 17:30:07 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back...
There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore.
There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back.
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Post by Jesus. on Nov 21, 2007 17:33:31 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back... There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore. There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back. good point.... but the flaming bat was cool and necessary !!!!!!!! |
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Post by gnarlyXcharly on Nov 21, 2007 18:29:20 GMT -5
Damn, did anyone get a vid of Q and this flaming bat?
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Post by Jesus. on Nov 21, 2007 18:34:07 GMT -5
Damn, did anyone get a vid of Q and this flaming bat? niger quit asking for videos and just fucking move to laredo and live this shit pussy. |
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Post by josueedge on Nov 21, 2007 18:39:39 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back... There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore. There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back. good point.... but the flaming bat was cool and necessary !!!!!!!!  |
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Post by gnarlyXcharly on Nov 21, 2007 19:18:36 GMT -5
Damn, did anyone get a vid of Q and this flaming bat? niger quit asking for videos and just fucking move to laredo and live this shit pussy. Yeah, tell me about it...  |
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Post by xODIO PUROx on Nov 21, 2007 19:48:10 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back... There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore. There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back. Are you serious? If my first show involved a flaming bat, it would make me wanna go back! Hardcore isn't for the faint of heart. If something like that, or people dancing too hard, or getting your leg broken turns you off to hardcore, well then it probably isn't for you. they shouldn't need to learn to love this shit, it should click with them as soon as they see their first show. or at least they be interested enough to goto another show after that. |
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Post by gnarlyXcharly on Nov 21, 2007 19:58:07 GMT -5
My first show I got kicked in the stomach pretty hard and was pushed around by big dudes, I was pretty scared, but the music was awesome, it kept me wanting more.
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Post by joel on Nov 21, 2007 20:47:59 GMT -5
My first show I got kicked in the stomach pretty hard and was pushed around by big dudes, I was pretty scared, but the music was awesome, it kept me wanting more. battle scar thread |
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Post by xtonyx on Nov 21, 2007 21:16:00 GMT -5
I remember my first show..I'm probably gonna get a lot of shit for it but I had no idea what the music was like, I didn't know any of the bands, and I didn't know ANYONE at all.
It was in 2004 and it was an At All Cost show (For the record, I had never heard of them before), it was Sacred Heart, Full Contact, some other band, and At All Cost.
Full Contact got me hooked on the pit! That night at Sal's, it was crazy! I got punched in the eye and I got a good gash underneath my eyelid and sure enough, the same dude found me later that night and made sure I was alright.
It was my first show and I didn't know what to expect but after that experience I was hooked for life.
And I know I'm not one to talk, I've recently haven't been making it out to all the shows either. And I'm not gonna make any excuses. I sure as hell know that I still got the love for the music and the scene. But as far as the shows go, I have no clue as to what the fuck is happening there.
I have no excuse to NOT go. I have a car, I DON'T have a job, and its the weekend.
I'm going to make it a point to go.
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Post by RENO on Nov 21, 2007 21:48:51 GMT -5
Heres your chance!  [ |
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Post by Jorge on Nov 22, 2007 1:33:18 GMT -5
Heres your chance! [  the first show, i got kicked by felipe. I wanted to go back. Q is the king of hate so its ok. |
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Post by bigjesus on Nov 22, 2007 2:41:02 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back... There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore. There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back. Are you serious? If my first show involved a flaming bat, it would make me wanna go back! Hardcore isn't for the faint of heart. If something like that, or people dancing too hard, or getting your leg broken turns you off to hardcore, well then it probably isn't for you. they shouldn't need to learn to love this shit, it should click with them as soon as they see their first show. or at least they be interested enough to goto another show after that. personally i agree i never have givin a shit about what happens but kids now a days arent "tough" people they are generally spoiled so they cant take talking shit or getting banged up a bit. breaking my leg didnt turn me off to shows i moved away if had been here i wouldve gone to show thats what ive missed most since ive been in a&m ask frank there is nothing up there but country |
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Post by Jorge on Nov 22, 2007 2:43:55 GMT -5
Acceptance is a two way street if you want kids to learn to love hardcore, then maybe you should start coming to shows and welcoming them into the scene. No offense to you Q but if i were going to my first show and some hardcore guy was swinging a flaming bat around and telling off everyone i would be turned off and never want to go back... There is no love for music in in Laredo anymore. There is only love for certain genres. Maybe some of you talk about how everyone use to love and respect any genre that played at a show should do the same again and people will start coming back. Are you serious? If my first show involved a flaming bat, it would make me wanna go back! Hardcore isn't for the faint of heart. If something like that, or people dancing too hard, or getting your leg broken turns you off to hardcore, well then it probably isn't for you. they shouldn't need to learn to love this shit, it should click with them as soon as they see their first show. or at least they be interested enough to goto another show after that. I still remember you dislocating my shoulder. IN A SKARETACTIC SHOOW!! |
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