Voodoobillyman
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Don't really listen to "hardcore"........
With the exception of a select few bands from beantown, the biggest being Blood for Blood. I remember when Ian was playing in Polyglot back in Maine
during the early to mid nineties.man what fun that was. Anyhow, my question is this.........Would you let your kids listen to this band? I have loved
them since 96 and I will always love them, but I had my daughter (1 month old) in the car the other day and when I was selecting music I actually
thought about it and passed on the old B4B. I never would have done this in the past, but it is just way too negative and full of colorful words. Not
to say I still don't love them but I certainly have to think twice about when and when not to play them.
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Murk
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| Quote: | | Originally posted by VoodoobillymanWould you let your kids listen to this band? |
If they were already interested, probably. Introduce, probably not before 13. However, playing at a low level, not cranked, in a car etc. isn't
gonna hurt anything.
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Monkey_Julius_BoWaffle
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wow - that's a hard question - I know how hard life is and if/when I have children, I would totally LOVE to think I could keep them from being exposed
to a lot of things that I have been exposed to and letting them listen to a band as honest and straight up as BFB, that's a toughie.
I honestly can't answer your question (which I guess sorta renders my reply to this thread at all as rather useless).....
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JawnDiablo
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i'lll jump off that bridge when i get to it..my son is 8 and may have at least 5 years before he will even be iterested...although as far as music
goes, he likes clutch a lot, and i can deal with that for now...i deal with it well
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Voodoobillyman
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Well, I am not one to starve my little girl of good music of course. She loves Johnny Cash and alot of the rockabilly/surf stuff I listen to, she also
seems to dig Iron Cross...........strange I guess the advice on waiting for her
to be old enough to decide what she would like is the way to go, I agree B4B is about as unsugarcoated a glimpse of the world as you can get. I hope
she can take this place with a grain odf salt once she's old enough to really understand it.
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Killthehumans
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id let my kids listen to the ramones and black falg and stuff, maybe not BFB, but thinsgs like decendents and social D and dickies
just take a look at the papers
your leaders
they\'re killers
they\'re liars
what they do in your
name to make the bodies pile higher
the murders, the terror
they\'ve done it forever
as we sit band and smile
at the script they sell us
but now the victims, they\'re rising
their numbers\'s multiplying
they want their revenge for the years
that they\'ve been dying
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Voodoobillyman
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Yeah, Social D is a good one too, she loves them and his solos tuff too, she digs it.
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Dan
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I'll probably never have children. Anyways, this thread reminded my of this photobucket album I stumbled upon the other day: Warning: cuteness inside
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XHonusWagnerX
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Killthehumans
id let my kids listen to the ramones and black falg and stuff, maybe not BFB, but thinsgs like decendents and social D and dickies
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Thats probably a good start. BFB is pretty abrasive. Imagine an 8 year old quoting BFB lyrics in the middle of 3rd grade English class! That would
definitly cause a parent/teacher meeting!
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DeathByForce
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pffft, i'd say they could listen to it.. but the minute they started using the language.. they'd get a spanking!
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