Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on Wed Aug 3rd at 5:00am 2005

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Posted by Hugh on Wed Aug 3rd at 5:00am 2005
I can't stand U2, either.
" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> I don't like Metallica much either, but No Leaf Clover's a great song.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Junkyard God on Wed Aug 3rd at 8:15am 2005

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Posted by Junkyard God on Wed Aug 3rd at 8:15am 2005
Tony Macalpine
Andy Timmons
Yngwie malmsteen
Chris Impellitteri
All good music " SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> some good non-instrumental / guitar focused music is:
racer-X
Judas Priest
Cacophony ( although lots of guitars ... )
Megadeth ( the stuff with marty friedman )
Metallica ( Kill 'em all cd )
Drowning pool
Iron Maiden
i could go on forever but this is enough for now ![]()
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Crapceeper on Wed Aug 3rd at 10:11am 2005

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Posted by Crapceeper on Wed Aug 3rd at 10:11am 2005
Something diff'rent:
Does anybody know this?
Counting Crows (This Desert Life)
Does anybody know this?
Counting Crows (This Desert Life)
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Junkyard God on Wed Aug 3rd at 10:57am 2005

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Posted by Junkyard God on Wed Aug 3rd at 10:57am 2005
i do, but i don't like it hehehehe
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by SpiKeRs on Wed Aug 3rd at 4:21pm 2005
Posted by SpiKeRs on Wed Aug 3rd at 4:21pm 2005
Hmm bought Inme - White Butterfly and At The Drive-In - This Station Is Non-Operational.
WB is certainly better than their 1st album, 2 or 3 songs are proper sing(shout?) along stuff. They playing at at festival in my town next month so that shud be good.
This Station is interesting. ATDI are supposed to have this big cult following, and though this anthology gives glimpses of brilliance, I cant really see what they had that what was gonna make them "the next big thing".
WB is certainly better than their 1st album, 2 or 3 songs are proper sing(shout?) along stuff. They playing at at festival in my town next month so that shud be good.
This Station is interesting. ATDI are supposed to have this big cult following, and though this anthology gives glimpses of brilliance, I cant really see what they had that what was gonna make them "the next big thing".
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by $loth on Thu Aug 4th at 6:25pm 2005

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Posted by $loth on Thu Aug 4th at 6:25pm 2005
Been listening to:
The Starting Line, Based On A True Story. Going to see them in september
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and
Fall Out Boy, From Under The Cork Tree.
Both good albums.
The Starting Line, Based On A True Story. Going to see them in september
and
Fall Out Boy, From Under The Cork Tree.
Both good albums.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by WarloK on Fri Aug 5th at 12:23am 2005
Posted by WarloK on Fri Aug 5th at 12:23am 2005
Bands like Mettalica, medadeath or bloody slipknot just make me want to
kill everything. I mean they could at least attempt to make a half
decent guitar
riff, or get that sore throat looked at. To make a good rock band you have to be your work has to be your own. These kinds of people try to follow guidlines so to speak and stick to set way of playing, theres just no effort.
riff, or get that sore throat looked at. To make a good rock band you have to be your work has to be your own. These kinds of people try to follow guidlines so to speak and stick to set way of playing, theres just no effort.
Re: Recently listened
Posted by Underdog on Fri Aug 5th at 12:38am 2005

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Posted by Underdog on Fri Aug 5th at 12:38am 2005
I heard the Stones newest release today on the radio, Supposed to be their first album in like 8 years. I was not impressed. Any RS fans here?
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by WarloK on Fri Aug 5th at 1:29am 2005
Posted by WarloK on Fri Aug 5th at 1:29am 2005
Not many people i know like or have even heard of Bon Jovi, and there well amazing.
Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on Fri Aug 5th at 4:24am 2005

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Posted by Hugh on Fri Aug 5th at 4:24am 2005
Slipknot definitely sucks the big one, Metallica can do some decent
riffery, and I actually like a few Megadeth songs.
And none of those
have really harsh vocals, either... Dimmu Borgir, that's harsh vocals.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Kage_Prototype on Fri Aug 5th at 4:45am 2005

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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Fri Aug 5th at 4:45am 2005
Slipknot, for the most part, do indeed suck the big one. But they
occasionally strike a chord with me. Believe it or not, they can
actually craft a decent song that isn't just mindless gut-screeching
(not that there's anything wrong with that sometimes, heh...).
Their latest album is actually one of the best albums I heard last
year; it has an honesty to it that their other albums lacked (where
they seemed to just put a lot of it on for the hell of it), and to say
Slipknot are simply rubbish riffs hastily drawn together over
sore-throat vocals shows that you havent' listened to Vol. 3. Here's a
few of my favourites I quite like to listen to:
Eyeless
Tattered and Torn
Me Inside
Prosthetics
Prelude 3.0
Circle
Vermillion
Pulse of the Maggots
Vermillion Part 2
The Virus of Life
Danger -- Keep Away
Their first 2 albums are still the definitive pop soundtrack to complete and utter f**king chaos, IMO.
Eyeless
Tattered and Torn
Me Inside
Prosthetics
Prelude 3.0
Circle
Vermillion
Pulse of the Maggots
Vermillion Part 2
The Virus of Life
Danger -- Keep Away
Their first 2 albums are still the definitive pop soundtrack to complete and utter f**king chaos, IMO.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by SpiKeRs on Fri Aug 5th at 9:40am 2005
Posted by SpiKeRs on Fri Aug 5th at 9:40am 2005
Vol3 was one of my fav albums of 2004 imo, a totally matured up sound
from their previous efforts, which were basically just straight up
pummelling of the ear drums (certainly no bad thing
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on Wed Aug 10th at 9:41pm 2005

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Posted by Hugh on Wed Aug 10th at 9:41pm 2005
These are the ones that I've downloaded AND listened to... since I still have 3 that I haven't listened to... the joys of DSL.
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: I'm one of those freaks who listens to a a band and decides he doesn't like them, then listens to them a few months later and it's "omg <33" ... good CD.
Bright Eyes - Fevers & Mirrors: Another good CD. Also, it has the best fake interview EVER
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning: Probably my favorite album so far this year, and I got it... two days ago? I'd say I'd have to listen to it more if I hadn't listened to like 5 times.
Guru - Streetsoul: Supposedly acid jazz, it's really not all that jazzy, though. More of a slow rap... I still really like it outside of some of his featured artists (Macy Gray... blech).
Porcupine Tree - In Absentia: I still haven't listened to this whole CD, but initial estimates say it's pretty good... I don't like it as much as Stupid Dream, but whatever.
The Decemberists - The Tain: The best 18.5 minute song I've ever heard...
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: I'm one of those freaks who listens to a a band and decides he doesn't like them, then listens to them a few months later and it's "omg <33" ... good CD.
Bright Eyes - Fevers & Mirrors: Another good CD. Also, it has the best fake interview EVER
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning: Probably my favorite album so far this year, and I got it... two days ago? I'd say I'd have to listen to it more if I hadn't listened to like 5 times.
Guru - Streetsoul: Supposedly acid jazz, it's really not all that jazzy, though. More of a slow rap... I still really like it outside of some of his featured artists (Macy Gray... blech).
Porcupine Tree - In Absentia: I still haven't listened to this whole CD, but initial estimates say it's pretty good... I don't like it as much as Stupid Dream, but whatever.
The Decemberists - The Tain: The best 18.5 minute song I've ever heard...
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sun Aug 14th at 3:00am 2005

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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Sun Aug 14th at 3:00am 2005
Fear Factory -- Transgression
A lot more focus on melody this time around; though it does feel a little flat in places. I seem to have an unmastered studio rip however, so I guess I shouldn't be forming any real opinion at this point. Some stand out tracks: Supernova and I Will Follow (both of which actually reminded me of lostprophets, though a more apt comparison would be Dog Day Sunrise), Echo of my Scream (great ambient track in the middle of the album), 540,000 Degrees Farenheit (Obsolete-era FF), and Moment of Impact (just pure FF, though an odd choice for closer).
A lot more focus on melody this time around; though it does feel a little flat in places. I seem to have an unmastered studio rip however, so I guess I shouldn't be forming any real opinion at this point. Some stand out tracks: Supernova and I Will Follow (both of which actually reminded me of lostprophets, though a more apt comparison would be Dog Day Sunrise), Echo of my Scream (great ambient track in the middle of the album), 540,000 Degrees Farenheit (Obsolete-era FF), and Moment of Impact (just pure FF, though an odd choice for closer).
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by French Toast on Thu Aug 18th at 2:34pm 2005

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Posted by French Toast on Thu Aug 18th at 2:34pm 2005
I'm getting addicted to Coldplay. Goood stuff.
I'm starting to listen to more Santana, Black Sabbath, Ozzy. I love tha oldies.
I'm starting to listen to more Santana, Black Sabbath, Ozzy. I love tha oldies.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Hugh on Thu Aug 18th at 7:10pm 2005

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Posted by Hugh on Thu Aug 18th at 7:10pm 2005
Hrmm, got a lot of CDs to spam this time around... and Bright Eyes is my "band of the month" whatever that means.
Billy Talent - Billy Talent: Technically speaking, I shouldn't like this CD since it's all "punk rawky LOLL!!1" but I really like the vocals.
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: Blah blah not their best CD. Got some good tunes and all but none of the super-great tunes that you can find on their other CDs.
Bright Eyes - Fevers & Mirrors: Very sweet lyrics/vocals/acoustic guitaring, in that order.
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning: Still pretty damn sweet.
Bright Eyes - Letting Off The Happiness: Another good CD.
Bright Eyes - Lifted Or The Story Is In the Soil, Keep Your Ear To The Ground: Another good CD except for the first track.
Commander Venus - The Uneventful Vacation: Old-school Bright Eyes, slightly louder and with worse recording.
Silver Jews - American Water: Another good CD! I dig the monotone vocals a lot. (my reviews suck)
The Delgados - Universal Audio: Pretty good CD, at first I could only get into the first track but now I like most of them... it just took me like a week, which sucked.
Billy Talent - Billy Talent: Technically speaking, I shouldn't like this CD since it's all "punk rawky LOLL!!1" but I really like the vocals.
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: Blah blah not their best CD. Got some good tunes and all but none of the super-great tunes that you can find on their other CDs.
Bright Eyes - Fevers & Mirrors: Very sweet lyrics/vocals/acoustic guitaring, in that order.
Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning: Still pretty damn sweet.
Bright Eyes - Letting Off The Happiness: Another good CD.
Bright Eyes - Lifted Or The Story Is In the Soil, Keep Your Ear To The Ground: Another good CD except for the first track.
Commander Venus - The Uneventful Vacation: Old-school Bright Eyes, slightly louder and with worse recording.
Silver Jews - American Water: Another good CD! I dig the monotone vocals a lot. (my reviews suck)
The Delgados - Universal Audio: Pretty good CD, at first I could only get into the first track but now I like most of them... it just took me like a week, which sucked.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by French Toast on Thu Aug 18th at 7:50pm 2005
Same here. It's a guilty pleasure that I don't like to tell people.

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Posted by French Toast on Thu Aug 18th at 7:50pm 2005
? quote:
Billy Talent - Billy Talent: Technically speaking, I shouldn't like
this CD since it's all "punk rawky LOLL!!1" but I really like the
vocals.
Same here. It's a guilty pleasure that I don't like to tell people.
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by Dark Tree on Thu Aug 18th at 8:40pm 2005

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Posted by Dark Tree on Thu Aug 18th at 8:40pm 2005
Coldplay
Alan Parsons Project
DVDA
Toby Keith
Alan Parsons Project
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by SpiKeRs on Mon Aug 22nd at 6:55pm 2005
Posted by SpiKeRs on Mon Aug 22nd at 6:55pm 2005
Er...Boxcar Racer 
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Re: Recently listened
Posted by French Toast on Mon Aug 22nd at 9:50pm 2005

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Posted by French Toast on Mon Aug 22nd at 9:50pm 2005
Just got some John Mayer, Evanescence, Marilyn Manson, Barenaked Ladies and some more Jimi Hendrix. All gooood stuff
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