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A primer for a loose definition of what Emo is, with a best records list and links to other site ... This page lays out the different styles of emo music, with descriptions and lots of examples. If you look at only one page on this site, let it be this one.
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Find out what emo means and visit our 'scene' section full of emo hair tips and emo pictures of emo girls and emo boys. The ultimate resource for emo style and emo music! ... The term "Emo" is used as counterculture; it is an abreviation of the word "emotional". Emo it's defining not only an attitude, but also a fashion...
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www.luv-emo.com/
www.luv-emo.com/
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how to dress emo 2.0 by rob dobi...
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www.dobi.nu/emo/
www.dobi.nu/emo/
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The Emogame Classic Games / 2002-2004...
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www.emogame.com/
www.emogame.com/
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The Emo genre and subculture has become something that is very hard to define. Because of this it is difficult to trace its ancestry. Most people who claim to be “in the know” cite the D.C. hardcore/punk scene and more specifically the band Rites Of Spring as the founders of emo.
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www.angelfire.com/emo/origin/
www.angelfire.com/emo/origin/
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Emo (from Latin: "to buy, purchase", pronounced eeee-moe) is a type of subculture (rather distinctly from the 21st Century) loosely rooted around punk rock with its own distinct style of music, fashion, argot and other trappings in a desperate, though ultimately hopeless attempt to pronounce their uniqueness.
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uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Emo
uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Emo
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Emo dress is characterized as distinctly non-fashionable, keeping with the movement's theme of showing little to no interest in all aspects of society. Emo individuals perceive themselves to be outcasts and dress accordingly so as to avoid any appearance of attempting conformity and falling short.
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iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/Spring03/Seawell/fashion.htm
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