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tigereye Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-23-09 12:24 PM
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147. but a lot of their parents were punks!
that's what makes it so funny, in a way. And a lot of the teens love the 70s folk and rock that punk rebelled against. Go figure.


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  -Name a modern-day band that will still be relevant in 20 years Mr. Ected  Jul-21-09 03:58 PM   #0 
  - Kraftwerk.  Fire Walk With Me   Jul-21-09 03:59 PM   #1 
  - They're still around?  begin_within   Jul-21-09 05:27 PM   #19 
  - obvy man  mix   Jul-22-09 12:46 AM   #46 
  - I used to listen to them in the late 70's  bikebloke   Jul-22-09 01:38 PM   #97 
     - For me, a lot of the appeal of electronic music is that "retro futuristic" sound...  mitchum   Jul-22-09 02:48 PM   #101 
     - Electronic music is my living and my passion.  Fire Walk With Me   Jul-23-09 03:49 PM   #154 
        - I'll dig out their cassettes then.  bikebloke   Jul-23-09 09:40 PM   #160 
           - Cool. Don't miss their newer items, such as the Expo 2000 EP and Tour de France Soundtracks.  Fire Walk With Me   Jul-24-09 06:06 PM   #162 
  - The USC Marching Trojans  taterguy   Jul-21-09 03:59 PM   #2 
  - The Ohio State Marching Band..  madinmaryland   Jul-21-09 04:09 PM   #5 
     - Banished to eternal irrelevancy for kicking out Phil Ochs  taterguy   Jul-21-09 04:13 PM   #6 
  - What counts as a "modern band"?  SteppingRazor   Jul-21-09 04:02 PM   #3 
  - A band that is still intact and still recording and releasing music  Mr. Ected   Jul-21-09 04:05 PM   #4 
     - Well, if we limit it to just 21st century bands...  SteppingRazor   Jul-21-09 04:23 PM   #7 
  - Relevant to who?  Forkboy   Jul-21-09 04:25 PM   #8 
  - The White Stripes, My Morning Jacket, Common  EndersDame   Jul-21-09 04:27 PM   #9 
  - Agreed.  graywarrior   Jul-21-09 04:39 PM   #10 
  - Green Day? punk kinda loses something when played by 50 year olds  NightWatcher   Jul-21-09 04:42 PM   #11 
  - I like green Day, but if your parents can listen to it it kind of defeats the point of punk.  Forkboy   Jul-21-09 04:48 PM   #13 
  - never seen them live, just Youtube footage  mix   Jul-22-09 12:30 AM   #38 
  - I like some of their stuff, and a few songs a lot, but overall its too clean for my tastes.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 01:52 AM   #63 
  - i don't mind the music, love the chords, riffs and melodies  mix   Jul-22-09 02:03 AM   #66 
  - I just saw them last night at the Spectrum  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 01:25 PM   #94 
     - I totally agree...Billie Joe is a gifted performer.  mix   Jul-22-09 01:34 PM   #96 
     - I was at their recent Fargo performance, FUCKING AWESOME!!!  Odin2005   Jul-22-09 11:06 PM   #142 
  - Ignoring the fact that your parents INVENTED punk... n/t  Mythsaje   Jul-22-09 10:20 PM   #137 
  - but a lot of their parents were punks!  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:24 PM   #147 
  - What about when 50 year old punks make butter commercials?  Sebastian Doyle   Jul-22-09 12:28 AM   #36 
  - glorious !  mix   Jul-22-09 12:34 AM   #41 
  - He confuses me so much.  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 12:40 AM   #44 
     - it's clever  mix   Jul-22-09 12:49 AM   #47 
     - But I think that is the point of Lydon...  mitchum   Jul-22-09 09:41 AM   #79 
  - But Green Day isn't a punk bad  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 01:19 PM   #93 
  - Punk is so fucking broad nowadays...  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:10 PM   #164 
  - I don't know, Rancid is still good.  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:09 PM   #163 
  - oasis.  KG   Jul-21-09 04:44 PM   #12 
  - The Rolling Stones  guitar man   Jul-21-09 04:59 PM   #14 
  - Keef should be the consistency of beef jerky by then....  SacredCow   Jul-22-09 12:56 PM   #88 
  - Beastie Boys.  flvegan   Jul-21-09 05:10 PM   #15 
  - Agree, Hope Adam Yauch's cancer is treatable  seemunkee   Jul-21-09 05:13 PM   #17 
     - Yeah, he's staying positive about it.  flvegan   Jul-21-09 05:29 PM   #20 
  - Belle and Sebastian and Radiohead, just to name two  Taverner   Jul-21-09 05:12 PM   #16 
  - Green Day isn't relevant now.  LeftyMom   Jul-21-09 05:14 PM   #18 
  - Have they ever been anything but a novelty band?  Orrex   Jul-21-09 11:23 PM   #29 
  - Supposedly they were a semi-serious band back when nobody'd heard of them.  LeftyMom   Jul-22-09 12:14 AM   #33 
     - Have you heard Kerplunk? No, they weren't, haha.  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 12:30 AM   #37 
        - Hence the "supposedly."  LeftyMom   Jul-22-09 12:32 AM   #39 
           - Haha...This isn't about Green Day but...  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 12:36 AM   #43 
              - ZING!  HughBeaumont   Jul-22-09 10:49 AM   #83 
              - that cartoon never ceases to make me laugh...  tigereye   Jul-22-09 06:37 PM   #115 
                 - Mitch Clem is a funny, funny man.  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 08:13 PM   #128 
  - Green Day is one of few openly political pop bands...  mix   Jul-22-09 12:44 AM   #45 
  - Okay, you're saying about five different problematic things there.  LeftyMom   Jul-22-09 12:59 AM   #49 
  - punk has always been pop  mix   Jul-22-09 01:02 AM   #50 
  - Okay, you officially don't know what you're talking about.  LeftyMom   Jul-22-09 01:06 AM   #51 
  - i don't mind romantics really, but it's all theater and showbiz, even on the fringes n/t  mix   Jul-22-09 01:09 AM   #52 
  - Uh, not really, no. Not even close, to be honest.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 01:10 AM   #53 
  - i'm not defining pop that narrowly  mix   Jul-22-09 01:13 AM   #54 
  - But punk wasn't, and isn't, just another commercial sound.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 01:23 AM   #56 
     - Let me rephrase it  mix   Jul-22-09 01:32 AM   #57 
     - With the qualifier "potentially" added I agree with you.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 01:43 AM   #60 
     - nice analysis  tigereye   Jul-22-09 06:52 PM   #117 
     - The Clash got major commericial exposure with "Combat Rock"  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 01:49 PM   #100 
     - This is historically incorrect and a complete mythologization of punk.  mix   Jul-22-09 03:30 PM   #104 
        - Combat Rock was certified platinium and spent 61 weeks on the Billboard charts  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 03:51 PM   #107 
           - Your point about how long these bands stayed together makes no sense to me.  mix   Jul-22-09 03:53 PM   #108 
           - well it's not just with punk but any genre  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 04:24 PM   #112 
           - ..  mix   Jul-22-09 04:26 PM   #114 
           - you have a very clinical and rhetorical history and no experience of punk  omega minimo   Jul-22-09 09:55 PM   #135 
              - +1  mix   Jul-22-09 10:18 PM   #136 
           - a lot of folks thought that the Sex Pistols were a totally commercial concoction  tigereye   Jul-22-09 06:55 PM   #118 
              - I agree.  mix   Jul-22-09 07:30 PM   #122 
     - what about the Ramones? There are many pop-type elements there  tigereye   Jul-22-09 06:46 PM   #116 
        - The Ramones are the best example  SoxFan   Jul-23-09 07:59 PM   #158 
           - yes, I often think that folks confuse punk and hardcore  tigereye   Jul-23-09 10:04 PM   #161 
  - You are also dead wrong about no pop influences in punk.  mix   Jul-22-09 01:19 AM   #55 
     - I never said it had no influence. Read it again.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 01:41 AM   #58 
        - lol  mix   Jul-22-09 01:46 AM   #61 
  - I agree.  Jetboy   Jul-22-09 04:03 PM   #110 
     - Yes, they always said that they wanted to be the Bay City Rollers...  mitchum   Jul-22-09 04:25 PM   #113 
     - exactly - much of the sound and lyrics were rooted in 60s pop  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:31 PM   #149 
  - "Pop punk is an oxymoron"? Epic Fail.  SoxFan   Jul-22-09 09:02 AM   #78 
  - thanks for pointing that out...  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:27 PM   #148 
  - False dichotomy.  Odin2005   Jul-22-09 11:11 PM   #144 
  - The problem there is their politics are pretty vapid.  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 10:23 AM   #81 
     - Green Day took enormous risks by speaking out...  mix   Jul-22-09 01:32 PM   #95 
        - Well...  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 08:00 PM   #126 
           - You are simply wrong about dismissing the risk GD took.  mix   Jul-22-09 08:28 PM   #130 
              - Some aspects were reactionary, but the age group targeted by Green Day was very anti-Bush and...  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 08:37 PM   #131 
                 - You are being overly cynical about GD's success. n/t  mix   Jul-22-09 09:06 PM   #133 
  - Yeah I can see that, I mean only irrelevant bands sell out major arena tours  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 01:42 PM   #98 
  - The Clash were huge commercial successes.  mix   Jul-22-09 03:25 PM   #103 
     - The Clash only was together for 10 years so we'll never know (not counting reunions)  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 03:41 PM   #105 
        - some folks thought Combat Rock was jumping the shark at the time  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:35 PM   #150 
  - This 23yo sez you are WRONG!!! So THERE!  Odin2005   Jul-22-09 11:08 PM   #143 
  - What the hell do you know? You're just 23 years old.  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:16 PM   #167 
  - What the hell is relevant?  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:15 PM   #166 
  - Britney Spears  Deja Q   Jul-21-09 06:12 PM   #21 
  - Arcade Fire , Polyphonic Spree  EndersDame   Jul-21-09 06:34 PM   #22 
  - Neon Bible is a favorite of mine...deep dark wonderful music n/t  mix   Jul-21-09 07:09 PM   #24 
  - GREAT fuckin' album.  Initech   Jul-22-09 07:20 PM   #121 
     - i agree  mix   Jul-22-09 08:43 PM   #132 
  - aaauuughhhhhhhh  Kali   Jul-22-09 12:34 AM   #42 
  - Spiritualized  mix   Jul-21-09 06:40 PM   #23 
  - Modest Mouse  RadiationTherapy   Jul-21-09 07:20 PM   #25 
  - This is the only real choice on this thread  XemaSab   Jul-22-09 12:22 AM   #34 
  - High five! *whooooopssshhh*  RadiationTherapy   Jul-22-09 06:52 AM   #75 
  - oh yeah  fishnfla   Jul-22-09 08:15 PM   #129 
  - At the current rate of music decline...  wickerwoman   Jul-21-09 07:26 PM   #26 
  - Nah ! I think people who say that there is no good music anymore  EndersDame   Jul-21-09 09:18 PM   #27 
  - Why is disco considered so shitty?  XemaSab   Jul-22-09 01:59 AM   #64 
  - Because disco sucks  AngryAmish   Jul-22-09 05:02 AM   #74 
  - Beats me....I actually liked some of it.  pipi_k   Jul-22-09 01:14 PM   #90 
  - I didn't say there's no good music anymore,  wickerwoman   Jul-22-09 03:50 AM   #73 
     - The Black Eyed Peas are a perfect example of how  jmm   Jul-22-09 08:55 AM   #77 
     - Money is a drug, and BEP is on it.  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 08:04 PM   #127 
     - Because music is about "taste" not about measurable "quality."  Mythsaje   Jul-22-09 10:36 PM   #138 
        - But I'm responding to a "quality" judgment.  wickerwoman   Jul-23-09 06:09 PM   #156 
  - Yeah, my parents thought the same thing.  jobycom   Jul-22-09 12:23 AM   #35 
     - As something of an "old person," I have to agree...  Mythsaje   Jul-22-09 10:40 PM   #139 
  - Kings of Leon  AwakeAtLast   Jul-21-09 11:20 PM   #28 
  - Saw a UK mag calling them the "biggest rock band in the world" recently  gmoney   Jul-22-09 07:37 AM   #76 
  - I agree!  bluethruandthru   Jul-23-09 08:24 PM   #159 
  - Ace of Base  Orrex   Jul-21-09 11:24 PM   #30 
  - Richmond Fontaine  enigmatic   Jul-21-09 11:49 PM   #31 
  - String Cheese Incident, Widespread Panic, Grace Potter  Bennyboy   Jul-21-09 11:53 PM   #32 
  - What do you mean by "relevant"?  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 12:32 AM   #40 
  - Relevant/Not Relevant  enigmatic   Jul-22-09 01:48 AM   #62 
     - Mike Patton  AllenVanAllen   Jul-22-09 02:58 AM   #69 
     - That guy has his hand in more pies than Mrs. Smith.  Forkboy   Jul-22-09 03:02 AM   #71 
        - He says "There's always something to do."  AllenVanAllen   Jul-22-09 03:50 AM   #72 
           - my son loves Wolfmother, so we gave him some Zep to listen to  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:39 PM   #151 
              - You can't beat the real thing!  AllenVanAllen   Jul-23-09 04:14 PM   #155 
                 - yeah, when I heard Wolfmother, I said, wait - that's just like Led Zeppelin!  tigereye   Jul-23-09 07:01 PM   #157 
     - So "relevant" and "awesome" are interchangeable here?  ghostsofgiants   Jul-22-09 10:17 AM   #80 
  - Lady GaGrandma  omega minimo   Jul-22-09 12:53 AM   #48 
  - This is my 2 cents about Lady GaGa...  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 03:46 PM   #106 
  - Deuter  kentauros   Jul-22-09 01:42 AM   #59 
  - No votes for Radiohead?  XemaSab   Jul-22-09 02:00 AM   #65 
  - They got mine.  mix   Jul-22-09 02:46 AM   #67 
  - They got my vote.  armyowalgreens   Jul-22-09 03:01 AM   #70 
  - yeah, that's what I would have said  tigereye   Jul-23-09 12:40 PM   #152 
  - Radiohead.  armyowalgreens   Jul-22-09 02:47 AM   #68 
  - That's the first band that came to mind n/t  Meshuga   Jul-22-09 01:44 PM   #99 
  - The Black Mages  sakabatou   Jul-22-09 10:28 AM   #82 
  - Creed, Nickleback and the Alan Rickman Five.  Tommy_Carcetti   Jul-22-09 11:29 AM   #84 
  - britney spears  Beer Snob-50   Jul-22-09 11:30 AM   #85 
  - The Point of the OP...  Steely_Dan   Jul-22-09 12:10 PM   #86 
  - That's because most American rock bands these days  Mythsaje   Jul-22-09 10:44 PM   #141 
  - Nickelback.  SacredCow   Jul-22-09 12:54 PM   #87 
  - Dave Mathews Band  cleveramerican   Jul-22-09 01:03 PM   #89 
  - Rush!  av8rdave   Jul-22-09 01:16 PM   #91 
  - Fifty years from now, they'll STILL be putting out albums.  Dr. Strange   Jul-22-09 03:56 PM   #109 
  - They still fill arenas today...  Mythsaje   Jul-22-09 10:41 PM   #140 
  - In 1996 I told a co-worker that Green Day would be future fodder for the Kmart CD Bargain Bin  LynneSin   Jul-22-09 01:18 PM   #92 
  - Porcupine Tree nt  bbernardini   Jul-22-09 03:03 PM   #102 
  - Fuck yes.  Initech   Jul-22-09 07:18 PM   #120 
  - King Crimson  derby378   Jul-22-09 04:22 PM   #111 
  - Seriously? 100 replies and no one has said Pearl Jam yet?  Initech   Jul-22-09 07:17 PM   #119 
  - hell yes!  dana_b   Jul-22-09 07:37 PM   #124 
  - Rage Against the Machine  dana_b   Jul-22-09 07:36 PM   #123 
  - The 'President's Own' US Marine Band.  MineralMan   Jul-22-09 07:47 PM   #125 
  - Until Obama sells us out to the Muslins.  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:26 PM   #168 
  - Drive-By Truckers  melman   Jul-22-09 09:31 PM   #134 
  - Iron Maiden  Initech   Jul-23-09 11:33 AM   #145 
  - Death Cab for Cutie.  BlueIris   Jul-23-09 11:59 AM   #146 
  - Pearl Jam.  Mad_Dem_X   Jul-23-09 03:23 PM   #153 
  - Good Charlotte.  Drunken Irishman   Jul-24-09 06:14 PM   #165 
 

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