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beat this one for a start

the awesome Assassin wrote:

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kiss my ass, it ruled in middle school, it rules now.

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TheDOAD wrote:THis place is as good enough as any for White man Finnish Reggae.....

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Time to leave the thread...

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does third wave ska count as pop punk?

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yessss, dwarves <3<3

and doad posted a bunch of my favs... especially that bad religion "sorrow" i thought i was the only one who loved that song.

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NJ FUCK YEAH

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(I took a few liberties with posting the last one since The Ergs! never did anything for me)

Also, I have to post this song because it's actually the first one I thought of when I saw this thread. In my mind, this is one of the best pop-punk songs from the last ten years and it's from an underappreciated band:

Idget Child wrote:NJ FUCK YEAH

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i heart u man. I remember getting Bigwig's cd "Stay Asleep" as a promo in college. We never played it so I kept it and listen to that thing all the time.

Favorite song off Stay Asleep:

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Screeching Weasel needs more love:

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TheDOAD wrote:call me old fashioned but Im pretty partial to this one instead still, but its amazing how well that album holds up what... 15.. 20 years later?
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When I saw the topic of this thread before I clicked it I thought,"I have to post Ursula Finally has tits if no one has yet!".

Here are some other favorites from my dark years of pop punk...
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krudmonk wrote:does third wave ska count as pop punk?

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Fuck you. Offs[rong is awesome.

never really thought of saves the day as pop punk, more emo-ish.. someone at a record store back in the day told me he read an article comparing chris conley's lyrics to danzigs, saying they were dark and morbid. i always thought that was funny.

and here are some more of my favorites

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the motherfucking d-i-e wrote:never really thought of saves the day as pop punk, more emo-ish.. someone at a record store back in the day told me he read an article comparing chris conley's lyrics to danzigs, saying they were dark and morbid. i always thought that was funny.

Stay What You Are and on, I agree with you, but Through Being Cool is totally a pop-punk record. Chris Conley's lyrics did start to get more gruesome (relatively to other pop-punk) but that article's comparison is pretty silly.

Also, Ben...

Fung Tunt posted enough Lagwagon to have this song stuck in my head all day: it's good to be 13 again:

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EDIT: Oh hey, this song was also on the Life in the Fat Lane comp with the last song Mandie posted.

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