Conquer Club

1. Dance Gavin Dance
2. Circa Survive
3. Saosin
4. Emarosa
5. At The Drive-In
6. A Skylit Drive
7. Bullet For My Valentine
8. Chiodos
9. Fugazi
10. A Lot Like Birds

Honorable mention

Royal Coda
Hail The Sun
The Fall of Troy

Bullet for my Valentine? Do you smoke crack?

hmm, interesting thread...I will have to think about my choices for a bit.

I'd always assumed BFMV were emo, from the name.

DirtyDishSoap wrote:Bullet for my Valentine? Do you smoke crack?

You clearly have no taste or understanding of music, so this list doesn’t apply to you.

demonfork wrote:

DirtyDishSoap wrote:Bullet for my Valentine? Do you smoke crack?

You clearly have no taste or understanding of music, so this list doesn’t apply to you.

I'm sorry i don't slit my wrists as a hobby you knob.

What is “Post-Hardcore”?

Don't answer him Demon. JB is our local "critic of everything."

Definitions of insanity need to be explained to him in greater detail because the word itself isn't sufficient enough.

Or dick bag.

DirtyDishSoap wrote:Don't answer him Demon. JB is our local "critic of everything."

Definitions of insanity need to be explained to him in greater detail because the word itself isn't sufficient enough.

Or dick bag.

I’m actually offended by this description of me.

bigtoughralf wrote:I'd always assumed BFMV were emo, from the name.

Emo & post-hardcore are essentially the same thing…… In fact Ian MacKaye’s band Fugazi is arguably the first post-hardcore band and Ian is the one responsible for coining the term “emo”.

demonfork wrote:

bigtoughralf wrote:I'd always assumed BFMV were emo, from the name.

Emo & post-hardcore are essentially the same thing…… In fact Ian MacKaye’s band Fugazi is arguably the first post-hardcore band and Ian is the one responsible for coining the term “emo”.

He's basically saying you're right. You could have thrown Staind and Seether up there too and get the same result.

Or you could have just picked some real music that doesnt require a razor blade.

demonfork wrote:
Emo & post-hardcore are essentially the same thing…… In fact Ian MacKaye’s band Fugazi is arguably the first post-hardcore band and Ian is the one responsible for coining the term “emo”.

eep! well, in that case llama is out.i still listen to minor threat and that one good song Fugazi has, but think I'll stick to my old school death metal & outlaw country, tyvm.

demonfork wrote:

bigtoughralf wrote:I'd always assumed BFMV were emo, from the name.

Emo & post-hardcore are essentially the same thing…… In fact Ian MacKaye’s band Fugazi is arguably the first post-hardcore band and Ian is the one responsible for coining the term “emo”.

Is that like Depeche Mode or The Smiths?

I thought Emo was more a style and less a music genre.

jimboston wrote:

demonfork wrote:

bigtoughralf wrote:I'd always assumed BFMV were emo, from the name.

Emo & post-hardcore are essentially the same thing…… In fact Ian MacKaye’s band Fugazi is arguably the first post-hardcore band and Ian is the one responsible for coining the term “emo”.

Is that like Depeche Mode or The Smiths?

I thought Emo was more a style and less a music genre.

I thought emo was shit like Oasis. Would never imagine it having anything to do with hardcore, post or otherwise.

But you're my wonder wall

Regardless, I'm gonna play the music if I want.

I actually still really like listening to these guys :



not 100% sure if this qualifies as "emo" or not, I think I've heard it referred to as "shoe gaze" or some shit like that. close enough for me...*shrugs*