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	Emo - Encyclopedia Dramatica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Although it is often mistaken as being short for "emotional," emo was originally the abbreviation for a type of music known as "emotive hardcore".
		Emo music performances were extremely dramatic, typicalling including lead singers falling to their knees and screaming or crying.
		Because traditional hardcore contained a lot less whining and a lot more beating people up, "emo" soon became a taunting nickname used by punkers to insult other, more sensitive members of the hardcore scene.
	www.encyclopediadramatica.com /index.php/Emo (576 words)

	Hardcore Emo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Many Hardcore Emo bands are often misinterpreted as Emo Violence bands.
		Hardcore Emo took the emo sound of bands like Indian Summer, Embassy, Current, Still Life, etc. and made it faster and much more chaotic.
		Today the style is rarely played in its purest form, but it was the primary influence on late 90s/early 00s bands which started the "screamo revival" such as Orchid, Jerome's Dream and Usurp Synapse.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hardcore_emo (413 words)

	The Emo Riddle
		Where the hardcore scene prided itself on outward looking lyrics, emo was looking inward to focus on affairs of the heart or the personal situations that propelled self-pity and melancholy (loneliness, relationship problems and friendship problems).
		For emo, it's Indian Summer (and I don't mean the 1970’s dandies) - a band that have grown in stature and regard after their premature break-up in 1994.
		In the most vague terms, however, emo music has a spiralling structure that relies on large, crescendo-ish climaxes that usually play off against a quieter and more reflective passage - a juxtaposition that, in the most rudimentary and reductive analysis imaginable, is suggestive of the fickle and fraught nature of humanity.
	www.furious.com /perfect/emo.html (2213 words)

	Hardcore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hardcore dancing, a form of mosh dancing or slam dancing
		Hardcore hip hop, a subgenre of hip hop characterized by confrontational lyrics and gritty beats
		Hardcore (film), a 1979 film written and directed by Paul Schrader and starring George C. Scott.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hardcore (321 words)

	Emo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Emo /eee-moe/ (short for emotional) is a genre of punk rock music.
		Perhaps the biggest influence the genre was Minneapolis MN's Hüsker Dü whose 1984 album Zen Arcade provided the blueprint for early emo: music with intense vocals and deeply introspective The influential early emo (or "emocore" as became known) band Rites of Spring sped this style.
		Just as emo added a new found to the original emocore style the style hardcore emo brought the intensity to a The scene had its beginnings in 1991 – 1992 with bands such as Heroin Portraits Past and Antioch Arrow who played chaotic music with abrasive emotional vocals.
	www.freeglossary.com /Emotional_rock (688 words)

	Decoymusic.com - Definition of "EMO"
		Emo (an abbreviation of "emotionally-driven hardcore punk" or just "emotional-hardcore") is a term now broadly used to describe almost any form of guitar-driven alternative rock that expresses emotions beyond traditional punk's limited emotional palette of alienation and rage.
		Today, the term "emo" is increasingly ambiguous, and is often used disparagingly to describe something that is overly sentimental or melodramatic, and is used in a similar way to the usage of "gay" as a derogatory adjective.
		For one, because the emo scene is very DIY-oriented, hair that is not professionally cut is considered to be more scene than hair that is. Emo kids have their friends cut their hair, or they cut it themselves.
	www.decoymusic.com /vb/showthread.php?t=2271 (3704 words)

	Emo bands...
		The entire arguement of 'what is emo and what is not' is a present conflict, not bands from 20 years ago.
		When speaking in terms of labels...I agree those bands would be considered 'emo' during their time, but people these days have an entire different outlook on emo.
		You all got me wrong, I am not saying that your past music is not emo, but I just want to know how TBS isnt labeled "present-day emo" I feel that it has not died out persay, but has just taken a different path in style.
	www.musicbanter.com /showthread.php?t=1477 (702 words)

	Hardcore Emo: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hardcore Emo is a style of music that existed primarily in the early-mid 90s.
		Emo (an abbreviation of "emotional") is a term now broadly used to describe almost any form of guitar-driven alternative rock that expresses emotions beyond traditional...
		A band that both people loved and hated- usurp synapse was one of the most undeniably heavy and innovative bands in the emo violence scene....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/H/Ha/Hardcore_Emo.htm (407 words)

	Early emo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Every musician hates to be categorized, but in the case of emo, the pigeonholing is especially grating, since the term covers a wide variety of different sounds, from the "acoustic punk" of Dashboard Confessional, to the Midwestern rock of the Get Up Kids, to the artier fare of the Promise Ring.
		Emo bands tend to share a fondness for the dramatic use of loud/soft dynamics, complicated (for punk rock) arrangements, and an intense, breathy singing style.
		The crowds that gather for shows at the Fireside Bowl or the House of Blues (the two most frequent hosts for emo in Chicago) tend to be resolutely unfashionable in a sort of anti-fashion "Revenge of the Nerds" way.
	www.jimdero.com /News2002/May19Emo.htm (1526 words)

	Hcor.net \| Forums \| Classic Posts \| In defense of emo
		Hardcore was no longer our sole reason for existence so by the time high school was wrapping up my crew went from about 30 strong to about 12 kids.
		Hardcore was never a style or trend to us, it has always been in our hearts and in our minds, not on our credit card statements or a notch on our bedposts.
		Emo = Hardcore fashion whores who either abandoned the hardcore scene and movement instead of making positive changes, or nerds who recently discovered this look and made it their own.
	www.hcor.net /postp244045.html (5278 words)

	2-3. What is emo?
		On 1 May 1997 "DAVe B." wrote: "emo is a type of music, which is derived from early 80's hardcore.
		Whereas Emo music tends to wrestle the inner demons of personal defeat, loveloss, heartache etc. "Hardcore" tends to wrestle that big hairy smelly guy in the pit next to you.
		I guess the main difference is that Emo tends to be backward looking, and HC tends to be forward looking.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/cultures/straight-edge-faq/section-64.html (601 words)

	vladiboi33's Xanga Site
		Right at the tail of the emo boom, this record had a very tight, well practiced rocking DC groove with a wailing, just-barely-in-control singer always threatening to go completely nuts and topple the beautiful melodies the rest of the band was making.
		Emo recordings tend to be analog only, cheaply done, with a tendency toward mostly live tracking with few overdubs.
		A majority of EMO kids are straightedge, but there are those who are too fucked up in the head to deal with their everyday lives.
	www.xanga.com /vladiboi33 (6048 words)

	Stories by Students - SJI Summer Times
		Emo is a relatively recent development of the mid-90’s.
		Hardcore is an advance of the late 80’s with screamed lyrics accompanied by fast, blaring guitars with founders being D.O.A. and the current Hatebreed.
		Hardcore has lyrics quite similar to emo, yet the presentation of the words is different.
	www.jou.ufl.edu /sji/2002/writing/20.htm (660 words)

	purevolume™ \| We're Listening To You
		Emo differs from traditional punk in that an extreme emphasis is placed on raw emotion, which is conveyed through heartbroken and sometimes angry lyrics (as in "screamo") and through emotionally-charged chord progressions and high-energy beats.
		Emo is also a genre of music that covers many bands, and basically all bands if considered to simply stand for "emotional" (Britney Spears song, "Lucky" shows emotion...its pretty obvious no one considers her emo).
		Emo is a music genre that as been brought to an extreme point where the marketing made a trend out of it.
	www.purevolume.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=40034&start=0 (3881 words)

	NG BBS - Emo=Emotional hardcore.
		Emo is not an adjective used to describe a person who behaves emotionally, nor is it used to describe various styles of rock that the masses would agree is very whiny.
		Most emo bands are near impossible to find--you can't just slap any band you want with an "emo" label, and the same goes for every other genre.
		Now, if you are one of those people who considers themselves a hardcore emo fan, chances are that you've listened to at least a few of the emo bands that I'm about to list.
	www.newgrounds.com /bbs/topic.php?id=271115 (954 words)

	KMC Forums - An Essay on Emo
		Hardcore died in the early 80's because of the Emo movement in part, but also directly from the act of Ian Mackaye disbanding Minor Threat(mistakenly labelled a "straight edge" band for the song of the same name) and forming the band "Embrace".
		From then on- bands within the hardcore genre that were newly forming were often called "post-hardcore", referring to a new wave of hardcore bands after the initial death of it- just as you hear many new wave style bands being referred to as a "post-punk", and even fugazi is called this sometimes.
		As for screamo- Saetia broke up in '99, by which time the hardcore movement had essentially reignited itself- but it had combined with metal in many cases, as the members of a lot of these bands came of age in the "Age of metal": the 1980's and early 90's.
	www.killermovies.com /forums/f59/t319949.html (921 words)

	Hardcore Emo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		List of emo groups - Timeline of alternative rock
		Hardcore Emo is a style of music that existed primarily in the early-mid 90s, also known as "chaotic emo".
		Some would consider this term a bit of a misnomer as the term "emo" itself was originally a shortened form of "emotional hardcore" - so "hardcore emo(tional hardcore)" is redundant, and the genre sucks.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hardcore_Emo (413 words)

	Emo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Emo (slang), a slang term used to describe a wide range of fashion styles and attitudes somewhat affiliated with emo music
		Emo, County Laois, a town in the Republic of Ireland
		The Villa Emo, a 16th century villa by Andrea Palladio
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Emo (183 words)

	Spaced Out Forum > Hardcore/Punk/Emo ???
		Emo music is a for of music that is driven by emotion...
		Hardcore is hardcore - like the bands you mention above, its about caring and sharing, having a good time - save the violence for politicians and fatcat scum.
		Sep 29 2005, 09:25 AM EMO, is about teenage whining about how bad a place the world is. But unlike protest music, emo is very selfish about it, usually focusing on how bad the world is for the person singing it.
	www.spaced-out.org.uk /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t7922.html (4557 words)

	Emo/Screamo101 - The Final Fantasy Forums
		well hardcore punk is a hard, fast paced aggressive, music style to where hardcore is...well lets face it, the hxc kids realised that what there doing and could do doesnt have to sound like punk.
		Emo as it first started out, got the name of "emocore", starting in 84 or so, it become very popular in the underground scense and quickly spread to the san francisco bay area.
		I'm not claiming to know the history of screamo, emo, hardcore, post hardcore, punk, funk, swimming trunks, or cat food here, but I do have to say that hardcore was better left in Jersey where it belongs.
	www.thefinalfantasy.com /forums/showthread.php?t=42079 (4480 words)

	PlanetGig :: View topic - What's Emo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Hardcore is a cross between punk and metal.
		The hardcore your talking about is actually called Post hardcore which is emo kids way of trying to lump themselves in with a style there thier not even close to.
		If you see an emo kid with emo hair and girl pants calling his band straight up hardcore, sock him in the face and show him what hardcore really means.
	www.planetgig.com /cgi/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1935 (717 words)

	Read Comments
		Emo is a style of hardcore that emerged in the mid-80's when bands playing hardcore punk got tired of the same old sounds, and decided to try something new.
		Emo bands started springing up all over America in the early- to mid-90's, and this was considered the hay day of emo.
		emo isnt all about sappy break up songs, it could be about anything, mostly do to with emotioal issues.
	www.blurty.com /talkread.bml?journal=emosucks&itemid=6480 (1427 words)

	(Hardcore/Emo) My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The verses have a very emo feel to it, unlike the others where it is hidden slightly.
		emo is cool tho, im not a closeminded spatula, who thinks i'm too punk rock to listen to music with meaningful lyrics.
		MCR puts together a great mix of punk, emo, and scary almost gothic tones, but there not at all marilyn manson scary stuff.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=191107 (1341 words)

	Through The Eyes Of The Dead - Page 4 - Music & Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		You don't listen to hardcore so you don't know what the hell you are talking about, granted most hardcore doesn't have the immaculate musicianship that you get from the thrash you listen to such as Kreator, who still f
		All post-hardcore, emo, and grindcore is hardcore, but not all hardcore is post-hardcore, emo, or grindcore.
		Triggers don't do anything but make sure the click sound is there when the notes are being played too fast to have a full sound, even if he did use a trigger in the recordings, it doesn't take away from the drumming at all.
	www.sputnikmusic.com /forums/showthread.php?p=12254230#post12254230 (787 words)

	Spaced Out Forum -> Hardcore/Punk/Emo ???
		Emo has fucking NOTHING to do with any of the shite Rocksound fucking blathers on about.
		Emo has NOTHING to do with studded belts, mesh fucking caps, money,merchandise or Tony and Guy haircuts.
		Emo came to existance in almost exactly the same way Hardcore did.
	www.spaced-out.org.uk /forums/index.php?showtopic=7922 (1480 words)

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	Emo Alternative Rock Music Style (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		An arty offshoot of hardcore punk, emo is an important force in underground rock.
		Jersey Beat: Emo, An Editorial - By Jim Testa, an editorial that questions the defining lines of emo and punk.
		This Is Not Emo - An emo music news and information site with contests, tour dates and other emo band news.
	www.music.infotut.com /Styles/Rock/Alternative/Emo (304 words)

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