Re: 620 house?
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:58 pm
These dudes are fagz. Nuff said.
Elitist US against them bullshit. Some of the best shows I've ever been to were mixed shows with everything from Hardcore to metal to ska to rockabille to Rock Steady. Better promotion + wider draw = better turn out. The side effect is that both scenes will draw fans from the other. This is the same bullshit that took shows that were drawing 150 to 200 to a bunch of sub-scene shows that were lucky to draw 10 people.Shane wrote:The thing is, though, most people will agree that blending hardcore and scenester pop would end poorly for everyone involved, and that our scene would in no way improve. Also, they obviously don't want to mix scenes, so why should anyone here be at fault for agreeing?DaVo wrote:Like I posted earlier and then one of the moderators changed my post. Working together to create a better scene would be very un-Des Moines like.servo wrote:i would assume everyones on the same page as me when it comes to the fact that i do not want to be a part of any scene these kids are
then maybe you shouldve booked shows at house of bricks then...DaVo wrote:Elitist US against them bullshit. Some of the best shows I've ever been to were mixed shows with everything from Hardcore to metal to ska to rockabille to Rock Steady. Better promotion + wider draw = better turn out. The side effect is that both scenes will draw fans from the other. This is the same bullshit that took shows that were drawing 150 to 200 to a bunch of sub-scene shows that were lucky to draw 10 people.
It's funny hwo a scene that talks so much about Unity would rather jerk off with the same 20 guys then go out into the big world and interact with others. I think you are all worried that you are going to start digging this whole pop scene and your friends will find out and take away your hardcore members only card.
DaVo wrote:cockage fee
u scared?kylervk wrote:yeahThom wrote:jason hashman is in the "house band"
Kyler and I (maybe a few others) have experience with these kids.
lolz
i wont say anything on the internet
agreed. i'd be down. id like to take a look at their security and maybe suggest some improvement. BALLS DEEP SECURITY is always looking for new accounts.Thom wrote:except of course their own.tylerjames515 wrote: It says on the 620 house myspace they won't book local bands either
we should all seriously go to a show there, just too see what it all about. May be good for a chuckle.
nigga please. no one here talks about unity, no one here has a problem with diversified shows and youre the last person to talk about elitist bullshit. besides all that, youre not involved with the scene at all. not only that you refuse to be so your opinion is null and void.DaVo wrote:Elitist US against them bullshit. Some of the best shows I've ever been to were mixed shows with everything from Hardcore to metal to ska to rockabille to Rock Steady. Better promotion + wider draw = better turn out. The side effect is that both scenes will draw fans from the other. This is the same bullshit that took shows that were drawing 150 to 200 to a bunch of sub-scene shows that were lucky to draw 10 people.Shane wrote:The thing is, though, most people will agree that blending hardcore and scenester pop would end poorly for everyone involved, and that our scene would in no way improve. Also, they obviously don't want to mix scenes, so why should anyone here be at fault for agreeing?DaVo wrote:
Like I posted earlier and then one of the moderators changed my post. Working together to create a better scene would be very un-Des Moines like.
It's funny hwo a scene that talks so much about Unity would rather jerk off with the same 20 guys then go out into the big world and interact with others. I think you are all worried that you are going to start digging this whole pop scene and your friends will find out and take away your hardcore members only card.
I don't know these kids either but I hate to break the news to you but Hot topic is not the gauge of what is mainstream. Without in fact getting to know these people it's hard to say what they are about.servo wrote:well, i guess i'd rather be in the same scene as those kids than davo...
but on a serious note i am all for mixing genres. i remember booking ska bands will screamo and having hundreds of kids come out. and it worked because no one there really sucked. they were all there because they loved music. pretty much everyone there was in some way kinda punk rock (not used to denote anything about music but a general diy/outsider attitude)
these kids however... theres way more at work here than them just being fans of music. there is nothing punk rock about what theyre doing. this stuff is not outsider culture in any way. in-stores at hot topic dudes. and thusly i want nothing to do with them. i'm a part of the "scene" im a part of because mainstream culture doesnt work for me. and i dont want to interact with said mainstream culture.
i cant explain these kids' mindset and motives because im not them, but i', guessing they're probably kinda fucked.
Do we really need to go down this path?joseph wrote:then maybe you shouldve booked shows at house of bricks then...DaVo wrote:Elitist US against them bullshit. Some of the best shows I've ever been to were mixed shows with everything from Hardcore to metal to ska to rockabille to Rock Steady. Better promotion + wider draw = better turn out. The side effect is that both scenes will draw fans from the other. This is the same bullshit that took shows that were drawing 150 to 200 to a bunch of sub-scene shows that were lucky to draw 10 people.
It's funny hwo a scene that talks so much about Unity would rather jerk off with the same 20 guys then go out into the big world and interact with others. I think you are all worried that you are going to start digging this whole pop scene and your friends will find out and take away your hardcore members only card.
Yeah it's a joke. One of the GM of DuBay's typed up a menu that in fact said "Cockage Fee" instead of Corkage Fee and no one noticed or said anything about it for 2 weeks.Bullet Tooth wrote:DaVo wrote:cockage fee
Yeah I'm still trying to get my head around what the fuck this means,jjjsXe wrote:that is lame that they wont let local bands play. part of the fun of shows for me is: knowing that one of my bands gets to play with the touring band, getting to thrash to just do it and other bands we all love, know that your scene and friends support you when they rock out as equally if not more to my band as they do the touring band and also, giving the touring band a chance to see what bands in des moines are like and that we are all amazing, then the opportunity of show trades.
i aint never scared! and to prove it, i will fight you.Bullet Tooth wrote:u scared?
ok. dont pull a varg.kylervk wrote:i aint never scared! and to prove it, i will fight you.Bullet Tooth wrote:u scared?
Bullet Tooth wrote:ok. dont pull a varg.
my comment was more sarcasm at your unity sermon. ive been to more shows than you so i know more.DaVo wrote:Do we really need to go down this path?joseph wrote:then maybe you shouldve booked shows at house of bricks then...DaVo wrote:Elitist US against them bullshit. Some of the best shows I've ever been to were mixed shows with everything from Hardcore to metal to ska to rockabille to Rock Steady. Better promotion + wider draw = better turn out. The side effect is that both scenes will draw fans from the other. This is the same bullshit that took shows that were drawing 150 to 200 to a bunch of sub-scene shows that were lucky to draw 10 people.
It's funny hwo a scene that talks so much about Unity would rather jerk off with the same 20 guys then go out into the big world and interact with others. I think you are all worried that you are going to start digging this whole pop scene and your friends will find out and take away your hardcore members only card.
The reasons that I never worked with HOB have been beat to death. It has more to do with business and ethics then anything. I have my own personal issues with the people involved with that venue. However if you look at my track record, I did business, supported and helped when I could most of the bands and band members that are the backbone of the HOB scene and I fucking hate metal. So it wasn't an issue of musical style or what kind of clothes they wore.
So if you think that you can't do business with these people or have some ethical problem with them then I can see why you wouldn't want to work with them. However if you are writing it off cause of the clothes they wear and the music style, that is full on bullshit.
quoted for truth.joseph wrote:my comment was more sarcasm at your unity sermon. ive been to more shows than you so i know more.
Umm...then why are there stores in every fucking mall in America?DaVo wrote: I hate to break the news to you but Hot topic is not the gauge of what is mainstream.
515 crew CHILI FEST?servo wrote:OMG i totally thought the hot topic thing said chilli fest... and it didnt strike me as weird that keep and confess would be serving chilli in hot topic
but now that i see that it just says chill fest my mind is fucking boggled