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  • I don't really see why Embrace was ever called "emocore", but I can definitely see why Rites of Spring was called that. Rites of Spring has a ton of introspective emotional business. Embrace has some of that, but a lot is aimed at society in general. Embrace, Rites of Spring, and Fugazi are three of my top bands.

  • you should try one last wish and moonraker :}

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  • much superior to whats called emo nowadays

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  • @ExNoctemNacimur oh wait it is Ian MacKaye isn't it

    DERP

  • This singer sounds EXACTLY like Ian MacKaye

  • I love this band. Indian Summer, Fugazi, Rites Of Spring, Gray Matter and Sunny Day Real Estate are all amazing.

  • @Luishenriqueocchi Lmao. What you said was wrong. Especially the Screamo part.

  • @crayZsaaron I don't really get what was "grunge" about Pearl Jam either. Sometimes the origin of genre names isn't really what's important. A lot of emo bands rejected the idea that their music was somehow more emotional than the hardcore from which it evolved anyway.

  • pramim o (REAL EMO) começou ai

    com embrace,rites of spring e compania..

  • man. its like modern day hardcore.

    i don't know. kind of reminds me of modern day Sick of it all

  • yes i see that starts like with embrace fugazzi and others bands, and after comes the screamo (silverstein) (the used) , and other genres ,,, the emo scene starts like the rock starts, now theres screamo bands, metalcore bands, deathcore bands and other kinds of things

  • When these bands were playing people started saying "emo" as a joke, not as a serious category. Just like the term "politically correct" which originally started as self-parody by people who were smart enough to have a sense of humor about what they were doing, the term "emo" started as an ironic term but was latched onto by people who were less imaginative and turned into a catch-all label.

  • @incomprius I respect Cap N' Jazz, I think they're a good band, I've just never heard too much from them

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