4 definitions by Freak show
by Freak show April 11, 2006
one that is unusual or abnormal as a person.
one that takes Punks individualism to an extreme and lives life as his or her own self. Who is not a clone and a copy of others. Who is influenced by other things and people but is in no way just a copy or a clone of something else. And also lives by punk standers and Moral and part of the punk subculter but does just fit into the sterotype of what others thinks punk and being punk is. One that is his or her own person.
To the world and maybe even to other Punks a Freak Punk may look unusual or abnormal Just because he or she is an Individual and not a copy of what is treandy and popular and dare to be different that others by being him or her own self.
one that takes Punks individualism to an extreme and lives life as his or her own self. Who is not a clone and a copy of others. Who is influenced by other things and people but is in no way just a copy or a clone of something else. And also lives by punk standers and Moral and part of the punk subculter but does just fit into the sterotype of what others thinks punk and being punk is. One that is his or her own person.
To the world and maybe even to other Punks a Freak Punk may look unusual or abnormal Just because he or she is an Individual and not a copy of what is treandy and popular and dare to be different that others by being him or her own self.
Guy1: That guy is so diffrent and strange. He's not like anyone I ever see.
Guy2: Yeah he must be one of those Freak Punks. He's so abnormal and such a freak..
Guy2: Yeah he must be one of those Freak Punks. He's so abnormal and such a freak..
by Freak show April 11, 2006
Freak Punk
one that is unusual or abnormal as a person.
one that takes Punks individualism to an extreme and lives life as his or her own self. Who is not a clone and a copy of others. Who is influenced by other things and people but is in no way just a copy or a clone of something else. And also lives by punk standers and Moral and part of the punk subculter but doesn't just fit into the sterotype of what others thinks punk and being punk is. One that is his or her own person.
To the world and maybe even to other Punks a Freak Punk may look unusual or abnormal Just because he or she is an Individual and not a copy of what is treandy and popular and dare to be different that others by being him or her own self.
one that is unusual or abnormal as a person.
one that takes Punks individualism to an extreme and lives life as his or her own self. Who is not a clone and a copy of others. Who is influenced by other things and people but is in no way just a copy or a clone of something else. And also lives by punk standers and Moral and part of the punk subculter but doesn't just fit into the sterotype of what others thinks punk and being punk is. One that is his or her own person.
To the world and maybe even to other Punks a Freak Punk may look unusual or abnormal Just because he or she is an Individual and not a copy of what is treandy and popular and dare to be different that others by being him or her own self.
Guy1: That guy is so diffrent and strange. He's not like anyone I ever see.
Guy2: Yeah he must be one of those Freak Punks. He's so abnormal and such a freak..
Guy2: Yeah he must be one of those Freak Punks. He's so abnormal and such a freak..
by Freak show April 29, 2006
"They aren't punk, they're emo. Punk is Ramones, Social Distortion and Rancid. If you think MCR is punk, you don't know what punk is."
Emo is punk rock music. There are many sub-Genres In punk rock music.
"Emo is a subgenre of hardcore punk music. "
Wikipedia
"Early Emo's Influence
In California, particularly in the Bay Area, bands like Jawbreaker and Samiam began to mix the DC influence with pop punk to come up with their own take on the classic DC emo sound. On Jawbreaker's album Bivouac, singer Blake Schwarzenbach evolved from the traditional hardcore vocal sound into a more melodic crooning, which displayed a more emotional feeling of loss than the desperation and frantic nature of MacKaye's voice. Other bands soon reflected the same sense of rough melody, including Still Life and New Jersey's Garden Variety. The style continued to evolve into the 2000s through bands like Avail and Hot Water Music.
Also in the early 90s, bands like Lifetime reacted in their own way to the demise of youth crew styled straight-edge hardcore and desired to seek out a new direction. While their music was often classified as emo, it was also considered to be melodic hardcore. In response to the more metal direction their hardcore peers were taking, Lifetime initially decided to slow down and soften their music, adding more personal lyrics. The band later added a blend of speed, aggression, and melody that defined their sound. Lifetime's sound, lyrics, and style were a virtual blueprint for later bands, including Saves The Day and The Movielife."
"The Second Wave (1994–2000)
As Fugazi and the Dischord Records scene became more and more popular in the indie underground of the early 1990s, new bands began to spring up. Combining Fugazi with the post-punk influences of Mission of Burma and Hüsker Dü,"
Wikipedia
Here is a list of all Punk genres
Proto punk forerunners
Anarcho Punk
Anarcho-Skinheads
Anti-folk
Cassette Culture
Christian punk
Clockwork punk
Cowpunk
Crust punk
Death rock
Dance-punk
Eeriecore
Folk punk
Funkcore
Garage punk
Glam punk
Gothcore
Grindcore
Grunge
Hardcore punk
List of hardcore punk genres
Post-hardcore
Queercore
Rapcore
Thrashcore
Horror punk
Nazi Punk
New Wave
No Wave
Noise Rock
Oi!
Pop Punk also known as Punk Pop
Post-punk
Psychobilly
Pub Rock Australia & UK
Punk pop (see the Pop punk article)
Punkabilly
Queercore
Rapcore
Riot Grrrl
Rock Against Communism
Screamo
Ska Punk
Skate punk
Skinhead
Softcore
Straight Edge
Street punk
Thrashcore
Two Tone
Urban Folk
So If a band is emo then its also punk
Emo is punk rock music. There are many sub-Genres In punk rock music.
"Emo is a subgenre of hardcore punk music. "
Wikipedia
"Early Emo's Influence
In California, particularly in the Bay Area, bands like Jawbreaker and Samiam began to mix the DC influence with pop punk to come up with their own take on the classic DC emo sound. On Jawbreaker's album Bivouac, singer Blake Schwarzenbach evolved from the traditional hardcore vocal sound into a more melodic crooning, which displayed a more emotional feeling of loss than the desperation and frantic nature of MacKaye's voice. Other bands soon reflected the same sense of rough melody, including Still Life and New Jersey's Garden Variety. The style continued to evolve into the 2000s through bands like Avail and Hot Water Music.
Also in the early 90s, bands like Lifetime reacted in their own way to the demise of youth crew styled straight-edge hardcore and desired to seek out a new direction. While their music was often classified as emo, it was also considered to be melodic hardcore. In response to the more metal direction their hardcore peers were taking, Lifetime initially decided to slow down and soften their music, adding more personal lyrics. The band later added a blend of speed, aggression, and melody that defined their sound. Lifetime's sound, lyrics, and style were a virtual blueprint for later bands, including Saves The Day and The Movielife."
"The Second Wave (1994–2000)
As Fugazi and the Dischord Records scene became more and more popular in the indie underground of the early 1990s, new bands began to spring up. Combining Fugazi with the post-punk influences of Mission of Burma and Hüsker Dü,"
Wikipedia
Here is a list of all Punk genres
Proto punk forerunners
Anarcho Punk
Anarcho-Skinheads
Anti-folk
Cassette Culture
Christian punk
Clockwork punk
Cowpunk
Crust punk
Death rock
Dance-punk
Eeriecore
Folk punk
Funkcore
Garage punk
Glam punk
Gothcore
Grindcore
Grunge
Hardcore punk
List of hardcore punk genres
Post-hardcore
Queercore
Rapcore
Thrashcore
Horror punk
Nazi Punk
New Wave
No Wave
Noise Rock
Oi!
Pop Punk also known as Punk Pop
Post-punk
Psychobilly
Pub Rock Australia & UK
Punk pop (see the Pop punk article)
Punkabilly
Queercore
Rapcore
Riot Grrrl
Rock Against Communism
Screamo
Ska Punk
Skate punk
Skinhead
Softcore
Straight Edge
Street punk
Thrashcore
Two Tone
Urban Folk
So If a band is emo then its also punk
by Freak show February 4, 2006