Enquanto isso no pagode...Marquinhos: Oi.Fabizinha: Oi.M: Beleza?F: Tudo certo.. e voce?M: Tambem. Achei voce linda.F: Obrigada.Os dois se olham. Rola um super beijo, varios amassos.Sera que foi amor a primeira vista?Fim do beijo.M: Entao, valeu.F: E.M: A gente se esbarra.F: Ok.Ela continua dancando.Ele vai pegar outras meninas.Ele nao sabe o nome dela, e nao faz questao de saber.E a musica continua rolando.. "Um lance, e um lance.. Quer romance? Compra um livro"E, olha o amor moderno ai.Nota: Dialogo inspirado em outro blog. Trazendo a honestidade, intensidade e uma furia incomparavel, a banda Guns Up! de Haverhill, Massachusetts estao se tornando rapidamente uma das melhores bandas de hardcore da Costa Leste. Apesar de gravar suas musicas em Nova York, o estilo old-school, que e a barragem incessante de riffs violentos fundido com suas letras genuinas e vocais abusivos que define o som do Guns Up! oucam: www.myspace.com/gunsuphc Vou abrir um espaco no blog... para vcs conhecerem um pouco do rap do oriente medio... vale pena ouvir!Malikah - Ya Lubnanhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeAzkVoLn28&NR=1 Banda norueguesa de Hardcore Youth Crew, com influencias em Minor Threat, Cro-Mags, Youth Of Today entre outras!My Space: http://www.myspace.com/xsportswearxXXX#nowlistening Sportswear - Keep It Together Quer ler a entrevista? Acesse: http://www.juicemagazine.com/suicidaltendencies.htmlSo que o unico problema e que nao ta traduzido, mas vale a pena descobrir o comeco da banda.#nowlistening: Suicidal Tendencies - I Want More Ai brothers, depois de mais de uma semana sem postar nada, to de volta... inspirado para novas entrevistas... e nada mais pra voltar com chave de ouro, uma entrevista de 1986 da revista americana Maximumrocknroll com Ray Cappo e John Porcell, confiram:Maximumrocknroll #32, January 1986"Wake up and live, breath every breath wake up and live, until my death..." "'Wake Up And Live' is about living life 'deliberately'. It's about never wasting any time in your life because of the vast amount of shit we can do. It's not about sitting home all day watching TV, but rather going out and 'doing'. There are so many things I want to do in my life, I feel guilty when I sit home complacent."So says Ray Cappo, the rubber-faced master of expression/singer of YOUTH OF TODAY, a band that hails from Connecticut. Or New York, depending on which band member you talk to, as a few come from each state. But where they're from isn't important; what's important is that YOUTH OF TODAY (formed when ex-VIOLENT CHILDREN Ray and guitarist John "Porcell" Porcelly got together with bassist Graham and drummer "Pence") don't "sit home complacent." In their 7 month existence, their explosive NY and early Boston-influenced "mosh" music and Ray's growled/sung unity lyrics have managed to win the hearts of a fairly large-sized following, as well as some critical praise. Along with the praise have come a few not so kind words from some of the "older elements" of the scene who seem a bit put off by YOT's Straight Edge attitude and age-exclusionary name. But YOUTH OF TODAY isn't about age, it's about the youth that's in the heart today, tomorrow, and the next day... I ran into these guys on a