Image from Flickr
Nation of Ulysses’ first CD / LP was “Plays Pretty for Baby“ introduced us to Emo-as-stylish-trend, but it was their second LP where they really caught hold and found a niche for themselves. That second one had excellent songs with distinct trumpet blasts and stylish jazz interludes. All of their music has a somewhat revolutionary sound to it.
Still Life had an LP entitled “From Angry Heads with Skyward Eyes,” and there’s rumor of a possible upcoming CD version of it, by Ebullition Records. Still Life, unlike most other Emo bands, stuck faithfully with their palm-mute guitars. Their vocals were distinct in taking a gut-wrenching, loud scream to the next level. This record has epic-sized songs with never-ending intensity. While the earlier 7″ tended to be moshier than later recordings, it was still unique. The later songs focused largely on dark, melodic bass-lines.
Emo music different rules
Kerry Hennessy from 8 Simple Rules, portrayed by Amy Davidson
Emo music represent also music rules
Photo whish represent one part of the music rules
The grass playing emo music and her rules
Emo music rules represent original fashion
