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Yeah its an acquired taste for sure.
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This Husker Du box set is wonderful. The vinyl box hit my doorstep the other day and I'm finally jamming the first disc.
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God bless Minneapolis
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Can't stop listening to this Converge single, can't wait for the new album. Mad at myself as the show at St Vitus sold out before I got a ticket, perfect venue to see them in.
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This Husker Du box set is wonderful. The vinyl box hit my doorstep the other day and I'm finally jamming the first disc.
Wow, didn't realise this was available. Thanks for the heads up, I'll be picking this up for sure.
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Music for waiting for UPS to get here.
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this too
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I was in a band in high school and we opened for Obituary circa late 90's, no shit.
They do have some great guitar riffs and a unique sound for sure. Singer kills it for me though. Same with Carcass. Carcass has some absolutely brilliant guitar work but the singer kills it for me. Liverpool boys too IIRC.
c'mon, we want deetz. what band were you in? I saw these guys years ago….same with Carcass. Don't mind the vocals for either band but I could never understand the Obituary vocalist. But then again, most death metal bands sing that way and it's mostly a bunch of grunting and growling. Ah, those were the days.
And what the hell happened to Entombed? First 2 albums were bloody brilliant and then they got commercial on everybody and sounded like sh*te afterwards.
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This Husker Du box set is wonderful. The vinyl box hit my doorstep the other day and I'm finally jamming the first disc.
Wow, didn't realise this was available. Thanks for the heads up, I'll be picking this up for sure.
Thanks @setandsetting .
Digging some old cassettes out of my sealed boxes after lurking your post.Enjoyed Huskerdu, Minor Threat, Black Flag, NOFX, Bad Religion!
Bob Mould is THE DECECENT nowadays …..
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I was in a band in high school and we opened for Obituary circa late 90's, no shit.
They do have some great guitar riffs and a unique sound for sure. Singer kills it for me though. Same with Carcass. Carcass has some absolutely brilliant guitar work but the singer kills it for me. Liverpool boys too IIRC.
c'mon, we want deetz. what band were you in? I saw these guys years ago….same with Carcass. Don't mind the vocals for either band but I could never understand the Obituary vocalist. But then again, most death metal bands sing that way and it's mostly a bunch of grunting and growling. Ah, those were the days.
And what the hell happened to Entombed? First 2 albums were bloody brilliant and then they got commercial on everybody and sounded like sh*te afterwards.
Entombed was good. I used to jam Wolverine Blues quite a bit back in the day. Another unique sound. Not sure whatever happened to them.
Our band was called Withdrawn. This was back in the mid 90's. I guess there is a French band with the same name that is active now, obviously not us. When my first daughter was born I pretty much put the guitar down and have only dabbled here and there since.
Back to Carcass though, they seriously have some of the best guitar work I've heard in any genre. It's kind of a shame that talent like that goes unnoticed because of the underground nature of the music they play.
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I was in a band in high school and we opened for Obituary circa late 90's, no shit.
They do have some great guitar riffs and a unique sound for sure. Singer kills it for me though. Same with Carcass. Carcass has some absolutely brilliant guitar work but the singer kills it for me. Liverpool boys too IIRC.
c'mon, we want deetz. what band were you in? I saw these guys years ago….same with Carcass. Don't mind the vocals for either band but I could never understand the Obituary vocalist. But then again, most death metal bands sing that way and it's mostly a bunch of grunting and growling. Ah, those were the days.
And what the hell happened to Entombed? First 2 albums were bloody brilliant and then they got commercial on everybody and sounded like sh*te afterwards.
Entombed was good. I used to jam Wolverine Blues quite a bit back in the day. Another unique sound. Not sure whatever happened to them.
Our band was called Withdrawn. This was back in the mid 90's. I guess there is a French band with the same name that is active now, obviously not us. When my first daughter was born I pretty much put the guitar down and have only dabbled here and there since.
Back to Carcass though, they seriously have some of the best guitar work I've heard in any genre. It's kind of a shame that talent like that goes unnoticed because of the underground nature of the music they play.
Got it. I'm guessing when bands play they have local guys open for them. Never heard of your band, but there's lots I havent heard.
Agree on the guitar talent in the death metal world that goes unnoticed. I really like the guitar work from the Canadian band Gorguts. They implemented a lot of classical guitar intros into their music but were just as heavy as the other death metal bands out there. people tend to dismiss these musicians a lot imo
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we were by no means "heard of" outside of my circle of friends and friends of friends, etc.. Lol
Would not have expected you to have heard of us. Yeah they would just have small local bands open for them.
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Essential Japanese psych comp, Tokyo Flashback, was just reissued on vinyl for the first time.
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Essential Japanese psych comp, Tokyo Flashback, was just reissued on vinyl for the first time.
Sweet avatar.
“Cats on the bandstand, give 'em each a big hand. Anyone who sweats like that must be all right!!”
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Essential Japanese psych comp, Tokyo Flashback, was just reissued on vinyl for the first time.
Sweet avatar.
“Cats on the bandstand, give 'em each a big hand. Anyone who sweats like that must be all right!!”
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this sounds interesting. metal covers of a few horror movie themes.
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So the new Converge album 'The Dusk In Us' is my album of the year, holy shit. Had it on repeat all day.
