deathrey Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 Grebo is very much a Midlands term, I'd never heard it in Yorkshire but I still hear it used in Birmingham Quote
WyattSheepMask Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 Moshers round where we are. Very imaginative the people of Hull are Quote
Merzbow Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 51 minutes ago, Egg Shen said: I had to google it, Grebo is a new one on me It was an entire genre that was more dance/pop focused than the usual indie scenes at the time, but then later became a catch-all for alternative people when nu-metal really took off. Pop will Eat Itself still have a pretty big cult following today, always selling good when playing in Brum. Quote
deathrey Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 44 minutes ago, WyattSheepMask said: Moshers round where we are. Very imaginative the people of Hull are Same in West Yorkshire Quote
WyattSheepMask Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 40 minutes ago, deathrey said: Same in West Yorkshire Did you used to get the very witty insult of “Marilyn Manson!” shouted at you? Or is the west side a bit more creative Quote
CTXRussomark Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 Goths here in Scotland. Didn't matter if they were emos, punks, metal fans or actual goths - they were all goths. Quote
deathrey Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 1 minute ago, WyattSheepMask said: Did you used to get the very witty insult of “Marilyn Manson!” shouted at you? Or is the west side a bit more creative Oh yes or something Slipknot based. Lots of 'be careful, X is going to slit their wrists' Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted July 7, 2025 Members Posted July 7, 2025 We were "grungers" which considering none of us listened to grunge apart from Nirvana, always struck me as a weird choice. The 'other lot' were Gazzas and Shazzas, which considering my nickname is Gaz or Gazza, and the fact that I liked garage as well, AND combined massive baggy jeans with Fred Perry shirts (cos I was a bloody LAD) was confusing for some. Halcyon days. Quote
WyattSheepMask Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 3 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: We were "grungers" which considering none of us listened to grunge apart from Nirvana, always struck me as a weird choice. The 'other lot' were Gazzas and Shazzas, which considering my nickname is Gaz or Gazza, and the fact that I liked garage as well, AND combined massive baggy jeans with Fred Perry shirts (cos I was a bloody LAD) was confusing for some. Halcyon days. Our “other lot” were either Townies or Johnnos, due to any John, Steve, Dean and so on being a Johnno, Stevo, Deano etc. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted July 7, 2025 Members Posted July 7, 2025 5 minutes ago, WyattSheepMask said: Deano etc. I am so sorry for veering wildly off topic here, but I love to introduce this song to as many people as possible, so please enjoy. Deanos 4 life. Quote
Ironic Indie Lad Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 54 minutes ago, CTXRussomark said: Goths here in Scotland. Didn't matter if they were emos, punks, metal fans or actual goths - they were all goths. I was typing up a similar response to this. Amusing in school in like 2002. Guys into like pop and ska punk with Hawaiian shirts and enormous shorts being called goths. Fucking ludicrous in hindsight. Quote
Paid Members Lorne Malvo Posted July 7, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 7, 2025 Greebos versus trendies round here, until the word trendies got replaced by chavs overnight. Quote
Merzbow Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 We used the term Townies in my group which never really made sense as we were the ones just hanging around in town the most, by Godiva statue to be exact. Quote
Harry Wiseau Posted July 7, 2025 Posted July 7, 2025 4 hours ago, Merzbow said: It was an entire genre that was more dance/pop focused than the usual indie scenes at the time, but then later became a catch-all for alternative people when nu-metal really took off. Pop will Eat Itself still have a pretty big cult following today, always selling good when playing in Brum. Have you seen the pwei and stuffies mural type things in Stourbridge? I'm sure there's a Neds one as well but the PWEI and stuffies ones are very eye catching. As for B2TB it was ace wasn't it, obviously Axl can't sing but everyone else sounded spot on, even the bands that are too heavy for me I can tell they nailed it (Axl Rosebexcepted) Ozzy was ace , there's no point repeating what everyone has already said but it was just so nice that they got do this while they can, it exceeded expectations in every way and by Christ it bought a tear to the eye, loved it. What a way to go out. Quote
Paid Members FLips Posted July 8, 2025 Paid Members Posted July 8, 2025 I have nothing much to add to the thread but it’s been a pleasure seeing you all have such a great time. On Rival Sons we got offered free tickets to see them a few days ago in our group chat. Apparently their sales weren’t doing great. We didn’t accept them. Quote
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