Why is goth/post-punk so much better than punk?

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Gastarbeiter 12/11/17 (Mon) 03:08:27 No.89162

Gastarbeiter 12/11/17 (Mon) 03:27:51 No.89163

We already have a punk thread up.

Gastarbeiter 12/11/17 (Mon) 07:59:45 No.89173

You obviously prefer the broader emotional and instrumental spectrum that postpunk offers. Honestly anon, it is not a good comparison.

Gastarbeiter 01/01/18 (Mon) 10:47:44 No.89833

Mostly due to the content (dialectic) and musicianship being deeper than "fuck the system" simpleton bullshit

Gastarbeiter 01/01/18 (Mon) 12:18:02 No.89834

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the only good punk is skate punk

Gastarbeiter 01/09/18 (Tue) 00:03:16 No.90055

get out of here Calicuck

Gastarbeiter 01/09/18 (Tue) 17:28:13 No.90067

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Why is garage rock so much better than ~~punk~~ anything?