too much fucking emo ?

[Anthony]

...too much Nemo

 

[Black_paragon]

alles klar, meine frau. eine bischen. etc.

 

[Light]

Is it ammo or emo now look

 

[Thorns of Sorrow]

Its "emo" pronounced just like that not the music genre, its an abbreviation for "emotion". Falling Bird is about a girl who falsely cries for attention, and fakes certain emotions to do so.

 

[bardoSiculo]

too much fucking emo(globin)... i think katatonia would be also blood analyser ... hehehehe

 

[Light]

I know there's a music genre called "emo", although fuck knows what it is, but that's pronounced "ee-mow", no? I always heard "ammo" (ie. ammunition) in this song, and since I can't read, I never checked up on it, like... perhaps it was the name of his pet rabbit's favourite brand of food...

 

[insidethefall]

before i bought the album (downloaded it) i was singing "ammo" so i'm not the only one

 

[yv]

I know there's a music genre called "emo", although fuck knows what it is, but that's pronounced "ee-mow", no? I always heard "ammo" (ie. ammunition) in this song, and since I can't read, I never checked up on it

The genre you recall is applied to bands like ANATHEMA, KATATONIA, OPETH.. etc. Guess "emo" is as adequate as other names, e.g. "brutal death metal" (Chris Barnes's brutality and my belly trembles intensively). Each kind of music is emotionally evoked. However, the thing in "emo" music is to show despair, melancholy, suffering from loss, anxiety and other feelings of the weak. In other words: "to moan", "to mew" or "ee.. moo..". Confusingly, maybe that's the reason for spelling it "ee-mow".

I heard "emo" abbr from the beginning. The word "emotions" fits the whole lyric like a glove.

 

[Erik]

The genre you recall is applied to bands like ANATHEMA, KATATONIA, OPETH.. etc. Guess "emo" is as adequate as other names, e.g. "brutal death metal" (Chris Barnes's brutality and my belly trembles intensively). Each kind of music is emotionally evoked. However, the thing in "emo" music is to show despair, melancholy, suffering from loss, anxiety and other feelings of the weak. In other words: "to moan", "to mew" or "ee.. moo..". Confusingly, maybe that's the reason for spelling it "ee-mow".

I heard "emo" abbr from the beginning. The word "emotions" fits the whole lyric like a glove.

Sorry, you're wrong. I think "emo" is an "emotional" derivative of punk rock. I know the term definitely does not apply to Anathema, Katatonia, Opeth or indeed any metal, though.

 

[yv]

Nothing to be sorry. I was misled by the fact "emo" is an abbreviated form of emotion/-al, and thus emotional metal came onto my mind. I'm not into punk rock, so.. oops. Mea culpa, e-moo..

 

[dead end]

Don't be so cold babe while speaking of emotions.

 

[Incendiare]

Meh, I always thought it was ammo up until now.

But yeah, emo is basically punk rock. Truthfully, I really don't see much of a difference between any punk.

 

[Den Vengeance]

Im starting an emo punk band called Oi-peth

 

[KatatoniK]

its called an accent, they're from Sweden (arent they?), you cant expect them to have perfect english accents...

 

[yv]

Im starting an emo punk band called Oi-peth

Applause, lol.

 

[dead end]

No.

 

[Ergol The Ineffable]

Wow! *bashes Den Vengance with a rusty spoon to make shure he never does that*

I will hear none of it! I am the star of this movie!

 

[yv]

Is it available at cinemas around the world?

 

[Ergol The Ineffable]

No, that would be kind of weird...

 

[Den Vengeance]

Wow! *bashes Den Vengance with a rusty spoon to make shure he never does that*

I will hear none of it! I am the star of this movie!

Oh Lordy! Does one have to been Scandinavian to get heavy metal attention these days? I am an organic Welsh warrior/poet
None of your Viking nonsense ya hear?