The Scene

I remember playing with two such bands at a local labour club. When they arrived they couldn't believe we were on last, so they both proceeded to just arse around on stage and make as hideous a noise as they could until the promoter pulled the plug on them. Then they tried to steal our bass amp. What the fuck? YOU ARE PLAYING AT SKELMERSDALE LABOUR CLUB YOU EGOTISTICAL WANKERS.

The bands that were co-operative were great, we traded a lot of gigs and had some great times. The biggest help in creating a scene is having lots of bands around that don't really know each other. It doubles the crowds when two bands do a gig together.

Ashley - on friendship.

Put laptop musos in the corner at your gallery's opening. Hire a jazz quartet to provide backing for your photo show. If you're a dance troupe, rather than perform to a tape/CD, perform to live music. If you're a local music freak, make a movie about your favorite local bands. And zines...zines are KEY.

Cross-pollination, in my humble opinion, is the difference between a-town-full-of-musos-and-artists and an honest-to-goodness SCENE.

That first sentence was supposed to read:

"...cooperation between each medium of the scene is what makes 'A SCENE'."

true, but i played a gig in an art gallery about a month ago and it was (i think) the least enjoyable i've played yet. being around "The Visual Art Scene" made me ill. a bunch of lame, lame people who I couldn't relate to on any level.

i like playing for rock people because i'm a rock guy. i appreciate all forms of art, but not necessarily the people that turn up to support them.

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Some ppl sayy dat scene people are emo but most arent cozz if ur emo then ur just a person who thinks there life aint worth living.. But i thought that and i chose scene cozz u dont have to act depressed "all the time" and u can wear anything rlly. If ur scene u can wear any colours bright and all but u GOTTAA make sure u know exactly wat hair u want if u just go in and pick one then it might make u look like a fag so pick the right hair. A site that helped me quite a bit to pick hair and find rllyyy rllyyy cute backrounds and stuff its >> www.luvemo.com Its totally sex (meaning kewl in scene talk) So if ur life sux but u just cant always be totally depressed and down then choose scene and the few best things bout scene >> the hair,,,,the clothes,,,,the cuteness,,, and still being able to be happy!!
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Yes, "Scene" has been a thing for at least a year or two. I just thought that those girls I used to see at electro nights in 2006 all had kid sisters or something, and they and their friends tried to copy the look.

- Not a lot of people will understand the difference between "emo" and "scene" make sure they KNOW that you're scene but don't spend hours explaining the difference. NEVER EVER say, "I'm not emo, I'm scene." Remember, 'scene' is cool, 'emo' was a type of music that the media and idiodic MySpace junkies stereotyped and made into a stupid fad.
- Don't be too random, because then you will just be called plain annoying.

real talk

I feel so old.

http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Scene-Kid

what, because you aren't interested in how 15 year olds dress?

Saying that something is "so Vogue", as you could be describing someone's outfit, is a nice compliment, as Vogue is a popular fashion magazine. Some other things scene kids say are "betch", "you are the sex", "that's golden", "you're too cute STFU", or "OMG" (prounoced OH-EM-GEE). Don't use irritating abbreviations in person. Saying "lol"or "lawl" is acceptable, but "rofl" and "lmao" are best left to typing conversations. Use new terms. However, don't say what everyone else around you is saying. If you need some inspiration, try Urban Dictionary, or even coining up your own word. Originality puts you on the 'scene map' for being a potential scene queen or king. If you do choose to make up your own word, make sure that it's original, makes sense, and sounds good.

I want to be on the 'scene map'

don't make a scene

I scene what you did there.