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November 29, 2005
emo..whats that? we don't know
This new website of yours, i'm having trouble making the swtich between the old site to this artsy one. I really enjoyed the last website. With its harder, rougher, and tougher design and its all around vibe was more hardcore and meaningful, in the hXc/rebellion sense. I'm just wondering why the change? Was it influence by something outside of the band? (record label?)
When I first saw this new site it looked just like any other emo-esque website and you were never such in my eyes.
-Michael Colby
matt-
personally i want a website with graphics of all of us floor punching and shit............that would be way cooler.....i say fuck art too...........but the management decided that we needed to appeal to more people..............i think the management sucks................................honestly though---no outside influence ..they just like insects with blue background is all.....
thanks for the concern---
rev. rakus
keep the faith-and by the way there is no management...........
Posted by Rev. Chris Rakus at November 29, 2005 06:08 PM
Comments
The old webite was so orriginal and packed with hardcore meaning. That's why it was the Wind-up template. That's why evenescence and creed had almost exactly the same site.
Michael Colby, you have been tricked by the man. He fed you corperate mainstream crap and you thought you liked it. You though it was emo, and that's what he wanted. Truth is, it was corperate.
This website was designed with no outside influences. Maybe you like the industry better.
Posted by: Voltron at November 29, 2005 09:33 PM
Underground ROXXXX!!!! I get my anti-establishment clothing at the gap too mike.
Posted by: Michael Colby lover at November 30, 2005 02:55 PM
The BSF is a bunch of sellouts. They are pansies dominated by the demands of mainstream pop-culture.
Let me show you what a real hardcore-emo fan is like. Check out my website. FSU!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Michael Colby at November 30, 2005 03:01 PM
Mike, if I get my cloths from the gap to look just like yours, can I be nonconformist too?
Posted by: emo kid at December 1, 2005 01:47 PM
What's with the gap bashing? I buy my clothes at the gap and I also like BSF a bunch. Then again, I just like to look nice. I have never been to a show, but I listen to either TDTSWO, ATE, or TCT all the way through at least once a day...does that make me a tool? If so, then I'm a gap-wearing tool who listens to about 7 bands total, one being BSF.
/lay off the gap, I like thier clothes.
Posted by: Rob at December 1, 2005 10:41 PM
Whoa there rob. Easy does it tiger. It's a joke man, a joke.
Posted by: Chill Pill at December 2, 2005 09:43 AM
A JOKE??? You think this is a JOKE??!?!! THIS IS MY LIFE!...oh wait, no...it was a joke. Sorry.
Posted by: Rob at December 2, 2005 09:48 AM
one thing about the gap is they use sweatshops
Posted by: jason at December 2, 2005 10:31 AM
Rob, I don't care if you wear pink Sean John tuxedos every day. You can be a fan of any kind of music no matter what you wear.
Posted by: Voltron at December 2, 2005 10:53 AM
that's true, my antique computerized game friend, Voltron.
I usually just wear trench coats, and i love my boy's nice little band.
I am so proud of him, he is so good at playing that lip harp. What melodic music my son's band writes.
On the other hand, I even like music as heavy and medal-killing as Tears for Fears...
Ahh, what a beautiful day...
Posted by: Robert's Mom at December 2, 2005 12:50 PM
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Posted by: Anonymous at December 8, 2005 03:26 PM
It would be nice if the site would be more handy. I dont know what to do when i search for media or a shop or something.
Posted by: Simon at April 4, 2006 11:00 AM