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alte Hexe Star Mario I dreamed I saw Joe Hill last night Alive as you and me "But Joe you're ten years dead!" "I never died" said he "I never died!" said he Level: 99  Posts: 461/5458 EXP: 9854489 For next: 145511 Since: 03-15-04 From: ... Since last post: 2 hours Last activity: 2 hours |
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Originally posted by Trunxy/Dogan Lie, lie, lie! Pink Floyd uses far better sampling, and has more interesting imagery in their music. Although it is not as complex, it has far better merits than Led Zepplin's 'oooooh, ooooooh, *obscure Satanic reference c/o Jimmy Paige* oooooh, oooh *drug reference* oooooh, ooooooh, *sexual referance* YEAH!' The Who, on the other hand, are very talented, and have an amazing drummer. Although the Canadian band the Guess Who with Burton Cummings, could kick the shizzle out of the Who. For my music, I enjoy Anal Cunt because of their senseless hilarity. I enjoy bands such as Torgeist for their blatent remarks of racism and Satanism. They too are hilarious, as most Satanic or Racist bands are. Of course, it must be taken with a grain of salt. For pure talent, give me Danzig, that man has amazing vocal chords. For awesomeness times four, give me Blind Guardian. The single best power/fantasy metal band ever. In the veins of Death Metal, I'd have to say old Possessed, Old Pagan, Old Funeral, etc. are quite amazing. |
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Clockworkz Birdo  "Hoargh! Take your shoes off!" Level: 64  Posts: 396/2002 EXP: 2188320 For next: 25777 Since: 03-15-04 From: Undisclosed Since last post: 12 hours Last activity: 12 hours |
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| Moby, Oakenfold, Nirvana, Metallica, Chili Peppers, Smashing Pumpkins, etc. | |||
Arwon Zora Level: 35  Posts: 27/506 EXP: 278115 For next: 1821 Since: 03-15-04 From: Terra Australis Incognita Since last post: 5 hours Last activity: 10 min. |
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| Augie March's 'Owen's Lament' is haunting and numbing. The title references the WW1 poet Wilfred Owen, which sets the background - it's a soldier about to go away to war. Starts out really shostly and subdued... I get shivers down my spine when the less subdued instrumentation kicks in and the music builds to a crescendo. Then it flatlines as his voice becomes even more ghostly as he sings aobut his death. Lyrically stunning, just to make it even better. It's just plain moving. At the other end of the spectrum is Augie March's 'This train will be taking no passengers'. Aggressive, stomping, rolling, kinda dark as far as Augie March goes. The subject matter is simple enough - our society is a train hurtling into hell, not slowing down, not letting anyone off, with the singer as sort of a demonic narrator or conductor. This song like all Augie March is also lyrically amazing - now that I know all the words it smoothly rolls off my tongue. "Onward and on this strange-wrought bird/onward and over the black-coffee earth/onward and on this laughing train/to the end of its low low mirth" is sheer brilliance, as is the rest. The song just grabs me, immediately from the opening guitar strum. Especially when I'm drunk, when I'm prone to stomping and flailing about while shouting the lyrics (which still flow rather well with little memory loss) if I hear the song. And, given that this band is the only one I ever enthuse about on this board, a few other songs which never fail to stir me: 1979 by the Smashing Pumpkins. It's one of those songs that can evoke a variety of reactions - it's the allpurpose nostalgia song, and I firmly believe it will be a staple of retirement homes and oldies stations in 60 years, and that I will still love the song. Say what you will about Corgan, this song is a damn fine legacy to leave. Modest Mouse's entire 'the Moon and Antarctica', but especially "the Stars are Projectors". More generally, I'm a sucker for building, swelling, shifting, uber-dramatic instrumentation, in songs like: Godspeed You Black Emperor - Lift Yr Skinny Fists to Heaven Like Antennas" Explosions in the Sky - First Breath After Coma Bjork - Bachelorette Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight Tonight Blackheart Procession - A Light So Dim Flaming Lips - Do You Realise Radiohead - How To Dissappear Completely |
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Alucard Shyguy Level: 16  Posts: 31/87 EXP: 19426 For next: 830 Since: 04-08-04 From: Santa Clarita, CA Since last post: 533 days Last activity: 339 days |
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| It all depends on what kind of a mood im in...today its more calm with a little bit of darkness in it so id listen to something like Bjork - Army of me or Lou Reed - The bed...but I listen to everything from Beethoven to Soilwork, so just take your pick. Song currently playing: Mushroomhead - Eternal |
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paradox Spike Level: 41  Posts: 443/703 EXP: 455239 For next: 24906 Since: 03-16-04 From: usa Since last post: 40 days Last activity: 25 days |
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| i am a big fan of queen, they rock I WANT TO RIDE MY BIKE! |
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FallenWarrior32 Red Koopa Level: 20  Posts: 21/133 EXP: 36667 For next: 5772 Since: 04-10-04 From: ME Since last post: 555 days Last activity: 339 days |
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| I'm mainly into 70s rock. Queen, Jefferson Starship, Doobie Brothers, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd Skynyrd...the whole nine yards basically. Some sixties, like Jefferson Airplane. Then eighties music like Starship and some others. Some stuff of today like Matchbox Twenty, Five For Fighting, Goo Goo Dolls, Fuel And I could go on forever. |
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