all of the punks i've scene in l.a. have been way too clean. what's with that? i'm not saying one has to be completely crusty to be punk rock, but c'mon. i miss the dirties.
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Re: i joined this tribe just to say...
Fri, November 24, 2006 - 9:20 AMyah I came from sanny franny - much more punk city. LA is just not really a city conducive to a punk type attitude. The cost of living is too good, and it's too sunny.
speaking of clean punks... is your hair in a bun in that photo?
i kid, i kid! :D
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Fri, November 24, 2006 - 6:38 PMYeah, I just moved away from Los Angeles and I found nearly ALL the subcultures there to be far too cut-n-dried: punk, industrial, rockabilly, indie, goth, whatever. They'll all too clean and fancy for my tastes. My ex-girlfriend was into the whole Burning Man and fire-dancing thing and even those hippies were into new neon clothes and pristine dreadlocks. I mean, how are pristine dreadlocks even possible?
Stupid LA!
But nonetheless there are very good people to be found in Los Angeles. Some of them are probably members of this tribe.
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Tue, May 1, 2007 - 11:47 PMNow, back in the DAY we were unwashed and not at all pretty. I personally had to force myself to wash my hair. And L.A. in the late '70's was PERFECT for a punk attitude. Just because you apparently came along after all the West L.A. trendies and Valley wanna-bes came in, and you missed all the really fun planter-sleeping, warm-beer guzzling, vacant-lot-hanging-out, Hollywood alley-crawling Fun, doesn't mean it didn't exist. And all this was also before all the tedious self-conscious subcultures that you mention, John. Gabba gabba hey.
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