What happened in 21 years?
youtube.com
Grows so smoothly
Moves so slowly
Takes completely
It's as if they belong and they've been here all along
This one's ours let's take another
Check the math here
check in ten years
Clusterfuck theory
buy them up and shut them down
Then repeat in every town
Every town will be the same
This one's ours let's take another
Five corporations
there is a pattern
Money.
You're not a good person unless you believe everyone can be forced to live together in harmony.
Jazz music and all its derivations spearhead capitalist imperialism, to play it while simultaneously attacking globalization and its resultant homogenized brand of alienation is hypocritical.
Bump
Fag
Corporations and the government have tricked people into believing that history is something that needs to be atoned for and the only way to achieve that is to have a McDonald's on every street, replace churches with mosques and open the borders.
Leftism
Thanks dad, now fuck off back to facebook
>what happened in 21 years
Nothing? Fugazi was always one of the rare bands that kept it real and didn't sell out.
Kys chapo zoomer
A hero asap, schizo newfag
If I tell you that there are powerful people who are oppressing you to defend their own interests, you’ll call me a progressive, a liberal, and a reformer. If I tell you who those people are, you’ll call me a Nazi
Fugazi is not a good band. I listen to a lot of post-hardcore, primarily screamo, and I can tell you 100% that there are punk bands that make music way better than fugazi
there are better bands but it doesnt make Fugazi 'bad'. Their legacy is about more than the music itself
Dumb yuppie
Name some please
But their music is boring
Well for standard post-hardcore, Drive Like Jehu and Moss Icon wipe the floor with them but for screamo Saetia, Joshua fit for Battle, and City of Caterpillar put Fugazi to shame
Any band's legacy should be 99% music itself.
why
Fugazi had a great influence on screamo though
Drive Like Jehu were clearly influenced by Fugazi, expecially on their first album. Moss Icon were influenced by Rites of Spring, as all the subsequent emo/screamo, so is basically the same.
Globalization and the mass media were considered linked to capitalism and therefore bad until a few years ago
Oy vey
>be anti clinton left-liberal
>turn into anti-bush left-liberal
>turn into pro-obama left-liberal because anti-bush
>turn into anti-trump left-liberal because pro-obama
two terms of bush were traumatic enough to progressives that a centrist democrat was able to successfully co-opt their momentum and now anything that threatens that center must be pure evil even if you actually agreed with it once upon a time. basically political stockholm syndrome
bumpie
Doesn’t make fugazi good just influential
Why listen to fugazi when a bunch of bands came after and did what they did better
They're still considered bad among leftists, numb nuts. A lot of the people you consider "communists" are either liberals who believe in intersectionalism/privilege theory, or social democrats at the worst.
>I am a romanticist. I am also a traditionalist - I like my cup of tea and its corresponding culture. That is why I hate Thatcher. I hate her because allows this country to be Americanised. SHE IS A HYPOCRITE OF THE LOWEST AND FILTHIEST FORM.
How come things changed?
Go Fugazi!
GUILTY OF BEING WHITE
Maybe I don't understand what globalization is, but how is that anti-globalization?
>those jawlines
Based Chadgazi
he's not wrong though
>A hero
kys yourself phoneposter
SHUT IT DOWN
Ian MacKaye is responsible for the Straight Edge movement and Emo Punk.
His influences were -
Straight Edge: Ted Nugent
Emo: Morrissey / The Smiths
You're not being oppressed by anyone, retard.
Based and Funazipilled
well said
>Jazz music and all its derivations spearhead capitalist imperialism, to play it while simultaneously attacking globalization and its resultant homogenized brand of alienation is hypocritical.
>You're not being oppressed by anyone