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'''Hardcore''' or '''hXc''' started as an underground form of [[punk]] in the early 1980s and began to gain popularity in the mid '80s. Typically it features lightning fast lyrics and guitar riffs, and heavy drums. | '''Hardcore''' or '''hXc''' started as an underground form of [[punk]] in the early 1980s and began to gain popularity in the mid '80s. Typically it features lightning fast lyrics and guitar riffs, and heavy drums. | ||
| − | Bands such as: [[Black Flag]], [[Dead Kennedys]], [[Bad Brains]], [[Die Kreuzen]] and [[Minor Threat]] are considered hardcore. | + | Bands such as: [[Black Flag]], [[Dead Kennedys]], [[Bad Brains]], [[Die Kreuzen]] and [[Minor Threat]] are considered hardcore. THEY PROMOTE AN AGENDA OF TOLERANCE WHICH IS AN AGENDA THAT I FOR ONE AM MOST ASSUREDLY NOT IN FAVOR OF NOR SHOULD YOU BE. |
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Revision as of 18:11, May 1, 2008
Hardcore or hXc started as an underground form of punk in the early 1980s and began to gain popularity in the mid '80s. Typically it features lightning fast lyrics and guitar riffs, and heavy drums.
Bands such as: Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, Bad Brains, Die Kreuzen and Minor Threat are considered hardcore. THEY PROMOTE AN AGENDA OF TOLERANCE WHICH IS AN AGENDA THAT I FOR ONE AM MOST ASSUREDLY NOT IN FAVOR OF NOR SHOULD YOU BE.