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The Thousandth Son wrote:A basic musical survey type thing.
Favorite Music Genre: Death Metal/Technical Metal
Favorite Death Metal Band: Opeth
Favorite Technical Metal Band: Tool
Favorite Thrash Metal Band: Megadeth
Favorite Grunge Band: TAD
Favorite Alternative Metal Band: Alice in Chains
Favorite Classic Rock Band: Black Sabbath
Favorite Sludge Metal Band: The Melvins
Favorite Black Metal Band: Burzum or Gorgoroth
Favorite Punk Rock Band: The Clash
Favorite Solo Artist: Jerry Cantrell
Favorite Composer: Mikael Åkerfeldt
Favorite Guitarist: Jerry Cantrell, Michael Ammott or Mikael Åkerfeldt
Favorite Bassist: Robert Truijilo (not quite sure if I spelled that right)
Favorite Drummer: Danny Carey
Favorite Male Singer: Mikael Åkerfeldt, Maynard James Keenan, Johan Hegg, George Fisher or Chris Cornell (definetely one of them)
Favorite Female Singer: Angela Gossow
Favorite Vocal Style: Death Growls
Favorite Death Metal Song: Ghost of Perdition (Opeth), When Cannons Fade (Bolt Thrower)
Most Respected Band: Celtic Frost/Black Sabbath
Best Genres: Metal, Grunge, Classic Rock, Blues, Folk, Classical and Punk Rock
Worst Genres: Emo, Rap, Glam Rock and Hair Metal, Metalcore, Country and Pop
Worst Band Ever: Fall Out Boy/Jonas Brothers
Worst Metal Band Ever: Limp Bizkit
Only Good Metalcore Band: Lamb of God
Only Good Nu Metal Band: KoRn
Dream Band: Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth): lead vocals/rythem guitar, Jerry Cantrell (Alice in Chains):lead guitar/backing vocals, Danny Carey (Tool): drums, Les Claypool (Primus): Bass Guitar.
Some Songs I've Been Digging Lately: Harlequin Forest (Opeth), Varyags of Miklagaard (Amon Amarth), Greasebox (TAD), Carving a Giant (Gorgoroth), My Apocalypse (Arch Enemy), Back in the Day (Megadeth), Jeremy (Pearl Jam), Heaven Beside You (Alice in Chains) and Every Time I Die (Children of Bodom).
Ghetto_Fight wrote:Kings of Leon's new songs are so crap!!!! Another band made gak by fame!
Theve become popular, the swines! How dare people enjoy their music! Dont they know that music is only for elistists and that any band who play to an audience of more than 200 are clearly no better than common whores!
"And if we've learnt anything over the past 1000 mile retreat it's that Russian agriculture is in dire need of mechanisation!"
You only have to let us know your opinion once, Ghetto. No one even argued with what you actually said.
Soilwork went suddenly crap about five or so years ago. REALLY crap. I don't understand why, but in my circles they're now a lot less popular. Probably selling more records or something... I could care less though.
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The vast, vast majority of bands never make a better album than their first.
"It is my personal belief that hardship begets great art; just look at how many bands’ first albums are their best, made before they’re subjected to the enormous, self-congratulatory, corporate circle-jerk that is the music industry. There are, of course, notable exceptions, but these only serve to prove the rule."
That's an extract from an article I wrote that touches on the subject.
Opinions are like arseholes. Everyone's got one and they all stink.
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. I have the 2 LP set of "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris," the 60's version, and it's some of the most brutally honest songs I've ever heard.
If you like those two, you should check out Leonard Cohen.
Greebynog wrote:The vast, vast majority of bands never make a better album than their first.
"It is my personal belief that hardship begets great art; just look at how many bands’ first albums are their best, made before they’re subjected to the enormous, self-congratulatory, corporate circle-jerk that is the music industry. There are, of course, notable exceptions, but these only serve to prove the rule."
That's an extract from an article I wrote that touches on the subject.
I tend to disagree in my experience the majority of debut albums normally have sloppy production values and musicianship with the bands being a slave to their influences rather than a self sustaining creative force. Lots of bands tend to find their stride with roundabout their 3rd album. Im sure I can thibnk of plenty of examples but I can't be bothered to go through my music collection right now.
It also never had much time for the idea of poverty equaling great art, but I really don't like overly political art/music anyway as its usually just cliche riddled and ill-informed (Yes I'm looking at you RATM!).
"And if we've learnt anything over the past 1000 mile retreat it's that Russian agriculture is in dire need of mechanisation!"
I know most people don't like them, but I'd argue that Oasis' 'What's the Story (Morning Glory)' album is superior to both 'Definitely Maybe' and anything they've done since.
Oh and Park Life is the best Blur album and that's their 3rd or 4th.
And Led Zeppelin III is better than Led Zeppelin II simply because of the pure awesomeness that is
And you know I'm right. Don't give me any of that overplayed Stairway crap
I dunno, I think you'll find that all Oasis albums are, shockingly, equally pish.
Perhaps it's Liam and his whiney vocals, or Noel desperately plundering the vaults in search of, ahem, inspiration (Listen to Cigarettes and Alcohol....then go listen to Bang A Gong by T-Rex. Absolutely identical.
And did you know, their latest album 'Dig Out Your Soul' had a late in the day name change? It was originally meant to be named 'Dig out your Soul albums our Kid. We've finished the Beatles back catalogue so we need something else to rip off'
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i like Through the fire and the flames by Dragon Force...
my Fave song of the moment
quote=Horst]well no sane woman will let you crap on her chest, or suck off a donkey for you, and sometimes you just need to watch gak like that done by professionals.
<<< my hero
KingCracker wrote:
On a funny note tho, a family friend calls women like that rib poppers. Ya just slide it in until they start popping, then you know your there