Talk:Snapcase

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sorry but snapcase isn't metalcore, they definetly belong to the hardcore community.

I agree, although it's kind of a one-sided argument right now.

Did anyone actually read through this and verify anything that the article said about Snapcase? About how "many feel" that they're one of the most iconoclastic intellectual influential inspirational hardcore bands of all time? What a load of crap. This has to have been written by their label.

mutt is gay. 24.93.207.160 03:56, 11 January 2007 (UTC)the dude (1/10/07)[reply]

i dont know which idiot metalcorizes every band that has nothing to do with it. e.g. 36 crazyfists. why the f*ck are they metalcore??!?! and snapcase..they are definitely HARDcore. metalcore is As I Lay Dying and (newer) I Killed The Prom Queen.

please correct the article and call them a hardcore band

ip 71.251.37.24 changed the text from "hardcore band" to "Snapcase is a girly and prissy band", which is in fact somehow funny but still, should be corrected to "hardcore". —Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.179.73.168 (talk) 10:32, 4 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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