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I agree, I was into hardcore shows when I was a teenager. Hardcore shows are more violent in my opinion. My hands would get bruised up from hitting other people
by lawgimenez 4y ago
I agree, I was into hardcore shows when I was a teenager. Hardcore shows are more violent in my opinion. My hands would get bruised up from hitting other people but no one gives a damn because everyone is aware that this is a hardcore show, not an Abba concert.
- vlunkr 4y agoI promise you people do care. Just maybe if you’re the one hitting people you’re not being very considerate of their feelings and the concert experience.
- lawgimenez 4y agoIt is not like I’m hitting their heads, but it is mostly our arms get caught up like a windmill or backstroke. Stage dives are brutal too but that’s just the hardcore scene.
- rglover 4y agoBingo. Me and a buddy went to a Dillinger Escape Plan [1] show and he walked out with a giant gash above his eye (affectionally nicknamed "The Dillinger") and a smile on his face. [1] Not this one, but same energy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-lxwlgyhhA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-lxwlgyhhA
- lawgimenez 4y agoCalculating Infinity is a game changer. I remember hearing it the first time, it’s just nuts and I loved it. 43% burnt will always be in my top hardcore playlists.