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Refused is Back!!!!!
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:00 am
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:00 am
One of the best rock albums of all time were created by this band. "The Shape of Punk to Come" check it out if you've never heard it; came out in '98 I think.
New Noise
They're playing The Masquerade in ATL July 15th
New Noise
They're playing The Masquerade in ATL July 15th
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:20 am to stoov
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:40 am to stoov
I may have to drive to Atlanta for that
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:53 am to Kingwood Tiger
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Never heard of em
They broke up in early 2000's but that album alone was an innovator in hardcore/punk/all out rock and the fact that they knew it and titled their album "The Shape of Punk to Come" is awesome
Posted on 3/30/12 at 10:59 am to stoov
They actually broke up in 1997. Right when that album was coming out.
One of my favorites. I own all theirs records and DVDs.
One of my favorites. I own all theirs records and DVDs.
Posted on 3/30/12 at 11:06 am to stoov
I think the saying goes, "very few bought the shape of punk to come, but everybody that did started a band because of it."
Posted on 3/30/12 at 11:08 am to uglycasanova7
a note from the band:
OFFICIAL STATEMENT: We had a band once, in Umeå. We would pile in a van, like every other punkband, and thunder off in pursuit of friends and glory in some basement in front of 20 people, 50 people, in towns 4-5 hours away. Sometimes there would be more than a hundred people and we would later in the week refer to that as a ?big show?. We were ambitious, but we didn?t think of it as a career. We never made any fiscal sense whatsoever during 7 years of touring. Like most punkbands, it never occured to us to even try. We had a scene, we had some politics and we had just a hint of artistic ambition. True to our swedish roots we got very serious very fast. And then suddenly we got good. It?s a delicate path to tread for precocious twentysomethings anywhere on the planet, but this particular bunch didn?t make it. And that was fine. Most enterprises in life are unrelated to incredibly violent rock music. It?s been a motley 14 years since our band came apart. We?ve all kept busy in our respective endeavors but we?ve all remained friends and kept in touch. There have been offers, and lots of jokes about these offers. We?ve sort of looked down from our high horses and made fun of people who?ve just wanted to share the psychopathic intensity that we would deliver on a nightly basis in our post-pubescent prime. A reunion has just seemed irrelevant to us. Too much other shite to do. But then Kristofer got his degree from the Swedish opera academy, Jons medical studies began drawing to a close and Dennis and David started a new hardcore band together. Finally, after a decade and a half hiatus, Kristofer picked up the guitar again. Which made David want to play the drums again. Which in turn led to all four of us suddenly making new music in assorted constellations. As all this was brewing, Coachella got in touch. There were a couple of phone-calls, lots of skepticism, some hesitant enthusiasm before one of us basically said: ??This is ridiculous. There are friends of ours who would murder close relatives just to go see bands there. Let?s just do it, one last time.? And with that, socialist fig-loving pc scumbags were on the road again. We never did ?The shape of punk to come? justice back when it came out, too tangled up in petty internal bickering to really focus on the job. And suddenly there?s this possibility to do it like it was intended. We wanna do it over, do it right. For the people who?ve kept the music alive through the years, but also for our own sakes. We feel that you deserve it and we hope the feeling is mutual. See you in the pit. //Refused
OFFICIAL STATEMENT: We had a band once, in Umeå. We would pile in a van, like every other punkband, and thunder off in pursuit of friends and glory in some basement in front of 20 people, 50 people, in towns 4-5 hours away. Sometimes there would be more than a hundred people and we would later in the week refer to that as a ?big show?. We were ambitious, but we didn?t think of it as a career. We never made any fiscal sense whatsoever during 7 years of touring. Like most punkbands, it never occured to us to even try. We had a scene, we had some politics and we had just a hint of artistic ambition. True to our swedish roots we got very serious very fast. And then suddenly we got good. It?s a delicate path to tread for precocious twentysomethings anywhere on the planet, but this particular bunch didn?t make it. And that was fine. Most enterprises in life are unrelated to incredibly violent rock music. It?s been a motley 14 years since our band came apart. We?ve all kept busy in our respective endeavors but we?ve all remained friends and kept in touch. There have been offers, and lots of jokes about these offers. We?ve sort of looked down from our high horses and made fun of people who?ve just wanted to share the psychopathic intensity that we would deliver on a nightly basis in our post-pubescent prime. A reunion has just seemed irrelevant to us. Too much other shite to do. But then Kristofer got his degree from the Swedish opera academy, Jons medical studies began drawing to a close and Dennis and David started a new hardcore band together. Finally, after a decade and a half hiatus, Kristofer picked up the guitar again. Which made David want to play the drums again. Which in turn led to all four of us suddenly making new music in assorted constellations. As all this was brewing, Coachella got in touch. There were a couple of phone-calls, lots of skepticism, some hesitant enthusiasm before one of us basically said: ??This is ridiculous. There are friends of ours who would murder close relatives just to go see bands there. Let?s just do it, one last time.? And with that, socialist fig-loving pc scumbags were on the road again. We never did ?The shape of punk to come? justice back when it came out, too tangled up in petty internal bickering to really focus on the job. And suddenly there?s this possibility to do it like it was intended. We wanna do it over, do it right. For the people who?ve kept the music alive through the years, but also for our own sakes. We feel that you deserve it and we hope the feeling is mutual. See you in the pit. //Refused
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:14 pm to stoov
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my fave song on the album
7 minute songs usually dont come to mind when i think punk
Listening to it right now, wasnt familiar with them...
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:18 pm to TFTC
Hardcore punk rock
What I like about the screaming is that you can tell what he's a actually saying.
What I like about the screaming is that you can tell what he's a actually saying.
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:22 pm to TheDoc
I listened to it a couple of times... pretty good...
unfortunately, at my age now, its a little hard to get in to... I guess the anger is gone...
unfortunately, at my age now, its a little hard to get in to... I guess the anger is gone...
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:35 pm to TFTC
Yeah, it's not like that's all I listen to. I can only listen to so much hardcore music at one time.
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:48 pm to TheDoc
yeah, now that I'm 40 a little goes a long ways... though, I gotta throw on some Angry Samoans when Im at the gym...
Posted on 3/30/12 at 12:54 pm to TFTC
That shape of punk to come album is a great album for working out
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