I used to be a metalhead. I'm a punk now because I actually wanna stand for something, but I still listen to metal also. After all, punk is only a political movement on society.
Dilan Ross I'm a metalhead too, and I just started exploring punk, it's alot better than what I thougt, I used to like it, bot now I LOVE it, because I didn't know this heavier side of punk. Now I know why so many metal bands cite punk as one of their influences.
I'm a Punk in a town full of metlaheads :)) , i drink with metalheads , i have a lot of metalheads friends and i respect metalheads :) Punx and Metalheads UNITED !
Punk Kidd gotta be careful associating with metalheads these days most of them are cool with punks but latley ive been noticing a alot more metalheads becoming more socialy conservative which is incompatible with punk
I'm rebel in a world full of hate I'm a rebel because nobody cares I'm a rebel the streets are all I've got I'm a rebel you can't understand (Chorus 1:) If you see me on the streets don't mind me Hate is fucking all you'll get from me If you see me on the street don't mind me Hate is fucking all you'll get from me (Verse 2) I'm a rebel getting stopped by the cops I'm a rebel getting fired all the time I'm a rebel to be looked at as obscene I'm a rebel being a decent human being (Chorus 1) (Chorus 2:) Rebel Rebel on the streets only way to be Rebel Rebel look at me way only for me Rebel Rebel take a stand what should I not stand? Rebel Rebel Fight back don't look for us (Verse 3) I'm a rebel woken from his sleep I'm a rebel I started at 15 I'm a rebel we're still on the road I'm a rebel sick of the pigs (Chorus 2 (x3)) No hope for us, No hope for us
This song, lyrics, et al is lifted from the first Bad Religion record. Called "pity". But it is more complimentary than anything else. lots of things are taken from other bands and are sincere flattery ;)
I've been watching this video regularly for the last six years and I barely noticed that Jorge is wearing the iconic "destroy" shirt made famous by Johnny Rotten
I don't think it was ever put on a studio album, but it's on the compiliation "Punx Unite: Leader's of Today" first song. I really recommend it! It has The Casualties, Briggs, Krum Bums, The Unseen, Abiotx, etc.
I don't think its on a studio album, but you can get it on Punx Unite: Leaders of Today, which is a hardcore punk mix CD made by Jake of the Casualties. It's pretty fucking incredible, get it
