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I used to love Norma Jean before they came out with anything after Kiss the Martyr. I went ape poo poo during them at Hellfest in NJ a few years back. Ah well.. As for WOP vs. Emmure, I'm pretty sure the dude from WOP will win. I remember seeing Emmure for the first time years back in a shithole, now they're fairly large and I'm really proud of their progress. A lot of my friends are close with the guys in that band, and even though their music is pretty bad, it's fun to see a semi-local act make it big time. P.S. Horse the Band sucks.
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ShoogaSlim posted:P.S. Horse the Band sucks. Well, gently caress, I guess the gig is up. You heard it here, folks.
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No one who likes Horse the Band can get on my poo poo for liking WOP.
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ShoogaSlim posted:No one who likes Horse the Band can get on my poo poo for liking WOP. You're missing the point. Nobody really gives a poo poo who you do and do not like, but to grill others on certain bands when you yourself listen to arguably poo poo music is pretty loving mental. Seriously are you like 14 or something?
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We all listen to arguably poo poo music. Maybe I'm being too pushy in this thread, but if you ever have a real conversation with any group of people who listen to this genre I'm absolutely certain you'll get a bunch "that band sucks lol" comments made.
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ShoogaSlim posted:We all listen to arguably poo poo music. Maybe I'm being too pushy in this thread, but if you ever have a real conversation with any group of people who listen to this genre I'm absolutely certain you'll get a bunch "that band sucks lol" comments made. who gives a poo poo
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Everyone in this thread listens to poo poo music.
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at least Horse is lovely in a creative way. WOP is lovely in a generic way.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNgYa39BQIw That is all.
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I didn't know George Thorogood was still making music.
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the Bunt posted:at least Horse is lovely in a creative way. WOP is lovely in a generic way. I will definitely give you that, haha.
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Between the Buried and Me have posted a music video, or short film as they call it, for "Obfuscation" from their new album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9wc03FW2Uo
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Not sure if this is where this goes, but I just got tickets to see Dillinger Escape Plan with Thursday at the Middle East in Cambridge, MA and I am loving pumped. I've never seen Dillinger before, but all anyone says is that they put on a really intense show. Anyone else catching this tour?
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So that's what "there will always be a Marfa" is talking about. I didn't know it was a place.
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LtKenFrankenstein posted:Not sure if this is where this goes, but I just got tickets to see Dillinger Escape Plan with Thursday at the Middle East in Cambridge, MA and I am loving pumped. I've never seen Dillinger before, but all anyone says is that they put on a really intense show. Anyone else catching this tour? I'll be at the Dec 15 show at the Ottobar in Baltimore. This will be my sixth time seeing Dillinger (fourth at the Ottobar) and I get more excited every time. They're by far my favorite live band and I can't wait to hear some new songs. I hope you enjoy it
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TheQat posted:I'll be at the Dec 15 show at the Ottobar in Baltimore. This will be my sixth time seeing Dillinger (fourth at the Ottobar) and I get more excited every time. They're by far my favorite live band and I can't wait to hear some new songs. I may have told this story before, but I was up front at a DEP show at Sonar and my hair was burned when Greg Pucciato breathed fire over the crowd. Yes, they are amazing live. Just don't get set on fire or kicked in the head.
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plester1 posted:I may have told this story before, but I was up front at a DEP show at Sonar and my hair was burned when Greg Pucciato breathed fire over the crowd. Yep, truly things to watch out for. I'm pretty sure there's blistered paint on the Ottobar ceiling from the last time Greg was fire-breathing near the end of a show.
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Wickacha posted:I'm listening to the album right now, it's so good! The guitar solo at the end of Nothing Imminent is cool, especially the way the synth comes up behind it. Psshaw, that solo's got nothing on AtB's solo at the end of Ometh http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crzIZyfTOkQ Starts just after 3:15
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Traitorous Leopard posted:Psshaw, that solo's got nothing on AtB's solo at the end of Ometh good choice, I picked that one as my "OFFICIAL CERTIFIED BEST SOLO OF 2008" and have listened to it over 1 billion times!
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krustster posted:good choice, I picked that one as my "OFFICIAL CERTIFIED BEST SOLO OF 2008" and have listened to it over 1 billion times!  krustster what makes you such a rad dude?
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That Circles of Contempt album is loving awesome, I have been playing it a lot since Concealed was posted in this thread... thanks for sharing that
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Traitorous Leopard posted:Psshaw, that solo's got nothing on AtB's solo at the end of Ometh Without a doubt my favourite After the Burial solo. Here's a local metalcore band from Toronto, they used to be called Charity's, but recently changed their name to Structures. They just posted a couple songs featuring their new style and I think it's pretty fun. I like the song In Pursuit Of the most, but the beginning of Encounter is super bouncy and worth listening to as well! https://www.myspace.com/wearestructures Also, has anyone ever listened to the band (in theory)? They've been broken up for about three years now, and a few of their members went on to play in Sky Eats Airplane. (in theory) played a blend of metalcore, deathcore, and power pop and they did it fantastically in my opinion. The Bonnie Situation is easily their best song, but their entire album The Final Project is just 25 minutes of pure rock 'n roll fun. https://www.myspace.com/intheory1 I think I remember seeing some posts about The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza earlier in the thread, but I just thought I'd throw a heads up about a track from their upcoming album being put up on their myspace. I'm definitely looking forward to Danza III based on how this bad boy is sounding. http://www.myspace.com/tonydanzatapdanceextravaganza
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krustster posted:good choice, I picked that one as my "OFFICIAL CERTIFIED BEST SOLO OF 2008" and have listened to it over 1 billion times! Just missing it at February 2009, the solo at about a minute into the song Wet Warthog by The Heartland (broken up  ) is definitely a candidate of 2009's Best Solo award.http://www.myspace.com/theheartland BONUS: In their blogs there's a fairly well-recorded live show, with a flawless rendition of the solo and the rest of their songs.
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Business Raptor posted:Just missing it at February 2009, the solo at about a minute into the song Wet Warthog by The Heartland (broken up  That solo kicks all kinds of rear end
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What do you guys think about Sink The Missouri? (Uh oh, shameless self promotion) https://www.myspace.com/sinkthemissouri
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Garrdor posted:What do you guys think about Sink The Missouri? (Uh oh, shameless self promotion) This is interesting because you advertise that you need a drummer on the myspace, and I used to play drums for a sludge meets god speed you black emperor sort of thing. There were no vocals, but that's probably because we were only a band for about two months.
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Garrdor posted:What do you guys think about Sink The Missouri? (Uh oh, shameless self promotion) There was nothing glaringly bad about it, but I thought it was kinda boring. Sludge isn't really my thing, though. On another note, I was wondering if anyone here has heard of Buried Inside? I somehow came into possession of their CD a couple years ago and loved it - Time as Ideology especially. Not really sure how to classify these guys, but I think they're just pretty awesome. Time as Ideology http://popup.lala.com/popup/1657606146627273460 Edit: Well drat, it was playing the whole song earlier for me... not sure why it's only doing 30 seconds now. Traitorous Leopard fucked around with this message at 08:24 on Dec 2, 2009 |
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Business Raptor posted:Just missing it at February 2009, the solo at about a minute into the song Wet Warthog by The Heartland (broken up hahah they are sick I have seen them twice. sad about the break up  a truly unique sound.edit: that (in theory) poo poo is dope
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Business Raptor posted:Just missing it at February 2009, the solo at about a minute into the song Wet Warthog by The Heartland (broken up Dude holy poo poo! This is ballin'.
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Come on now, that solo is good but not even close to the same level as the one in "Ometh". not to mention the rest of the song is way worse 
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krustster posted:Come on now, that solo is good and way better than the one in "Ometh". Fixed that for you, you must not have noticed what you wrote.
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That Heartland solo is gorgeous. If someone made an album full of stuff like that, I'd buy it three times on release day, and never stop listening to it.
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Shtemlow posted:That Heartland solo is gorgeous. If someone made an album full of stuff like that, I'd buy it three times on release day, and never stop listening to it. I posted these guys in the amazing bands no one knows about thread as well, but check out Chon if you dug that solo. They're a bunch of kids from Cali who play some beautiful stuff on guitar. They're not really a -core band or anything, but you'll definitely enjoy it .https://www.myspace.com/musicofchon
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Wickacha posted:I posted these guys in the amazing bands no one knows about thread as well, but check out Chon if you dug that solo. They're a bunch of kids from Cali who play some beautiful stuff on guitar. They're not really a -core band or anything, but you'll definitely enjoy it Those guys have some serious chops.
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Wickacha posted:I posted these guys in the amazing bands no one knows about thread as well, but check out Chon if you dug that solo. They're a bunch of kids from Cali who play some beautiful stuff on guitar. They're not really a -core band or anything, but you'll definitely enjoy it Awesome, they have their demo up on Purevolume for download as well http://www.purevolume.com/musicofchon Also, is The Heartland currently selling a CD with the songs on their myspace player on it? Also also, since that other Buried Inside link sucked, here's a youtube of another good song (it's a bit long, though). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-uYlwrImQo Traitorous Leopard fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Dec 4, 2009 |
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