Talk:Washington, D.C. hardcore

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"Most bands that existed during the early '80's in Washington lasted only a few years, partially due to the interesting fact that the scene was made up of many children of bureaucrats that were either fired by new administrations or promoted to government positions elsewhere."

- really? That seems like a pretty fantastic claim. Any support?

i don't see any... i'm deleting it untill someone find some support... --evesummernight

--ridiculous claim. I was there during the hardcore scene and knew a lot of the people and bands. Besides most people in Washington who work for the government stay in D.C. 24.23.151.72 06:48, 16 November 2006 (UTC)