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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 1:24 am
by deadly_habit
-boring wrote:Deadly Habit wrote:heh i'm about to pick up another ibanez 7 string and 5 string bass and get back to playing both and try to start a grindcore or speed/death band
maybe some hardcore
all the punk bands i was in ex members are all married or have kids now and that's just not crust enough
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUMYKvKdhXs
love to form a band similar to extreme noise terror
let me drum
can you? double pedal and all if so lemme know can get ya a good kit dw fearn minus arms and such for like 350$ remo heads 5 piece
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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 6:47 am
by blaztik
JoeB wrote:Have a look at Enter shikari. Hardcore band but mix in drum n bass, Dubstep, House elements into there new album.
emos.
NOT hardcore
same as these asswhipes:
EDIT:
imho it's the chicks' fault, they've always been like "omg they're so hot" and waving "PLEASE HAVE MEH BABIEZ<3" banners.
so now to break through and get money, they got to have 2 things: a hair stylist and a "br00t4l" face on each pic
still listening to hc, not going to any shows anymore, scene got fucked up and somehow i'm getting the same feeling with dubstep... too many emokids in every scene
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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:18 am
by deadly_habit
blaztik wrote:JoeB wrote:Have a look at Enter shikari. Hardcore band but mix in drum n bass, Dubstep, House elements into there new album.
emos.
NOT hardcore
same as these asswhipes:
EDIT:
imho it's the chicks' fault, they've always been like "omg they're so hot" and waving "PLEASE HAVE MEH BABIEZ<3" banners.
so now to break through and get money, they got to have 2 things: a hair stylist and a "br00t4l" face on each pic
still listening to hc, not going to any shows anymore, scene got fucked up and somehow i'm getting the same feeling with dubstep... too many emokids in every scene
heh i have a mohawk atm almost dyed it black to be semi scene but think i'm too old for going scene/emo look
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 4:58 pm
by planetshift
T40 wrote:
My favourite production on a Black metal album though is on Mayhem's 'De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas' i love the sound of Hellhammer's drums in it, especially the toms.
Yes! This album puts me in an altered state of consciousness. It's a sonic representation of dark occult arts IMO. The vocals are so demonic and fluctuating, everything is just so eeeeeeeevillllllll
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 6:22 pm
by dronehymns
I really only listen to industrial metal, sludge, and black metal. Black metal isn't really supposed to have a loud bottom range as it would take away from the wall of buzzing guitars. Industrial metal and sludge are all about the bottom end though so I guess I'd never noticed a decline in basslines and bottom end in metal as a whole.
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 8:04 pm
by twistedol
sick of generic chugging in 4-4? 6 strings not good enough? check out
meshuggah!!. These swedish badboys play with 8-string guitars and are heavy as frig. ok, 8 strings mite seem like a gimmic but they are filth and a bit mathy - id say 'mathcore' but anything with a '-core' in it is a bit pants atm.
one of my fave tunes -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBLjLV8AGIA
plus theres a pretty fat english group who were called Sikth. they split up but theyre on a serious metal tip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-BzWuc16GE
word!
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:36 pm
by deadly_habit
dronehymns wrote:I really only listen to industrial metal, sludge, and black metal. Black metal isn't really supposed to have a loud bottom range as it would take away from the wall of buzzing guitars. Industrial metal and sludge are all about the bottom end though so I guess I'd never noticed a decline in basslines and bottom end in metal as a whole.
maybe it's being a producer/engineer i hear the mixes with headroom for bass and get pissed
and everyone who hasn't heard of meshuggah by now is in the dark ages
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:02 pm
by Genevieve
Metal isn't dead, it didn't die, it took steroids to the head and became Crooked I.
That might've been gangsta rap, though.
dronehymns wrote:I really only listen to industrial metal, sludge, and black metal. Black metal isn't really supposed to have a loud bottom range as it would take away from the wall of buzzing guitars. Industrial metal and sludge are all about the bottom end though so I guess I'd never noticed a decline in basslines and bottom end in metal as a whole.
There's more to BM than buzzing guitars. *refers back to Wrath Of The Weak <_< Or hell,
Walknut
Walknut is wonderful. o_0
twistedol wrote:sick of generic chugging in 4-4? 6 strings not good enough? check out meshuggah!!. These swedish badboys play with 8-string guitars and are heavy as frig. ok, 8 strings mite seem like a gimmic but they are filth and a bit mathy - id say 'mathcore' but anything with a '-core' in it is a bit pants atm.
Meh, instead of chugging in 4/4 all the time, they chug in 29/8 or something. I saw them at Dour earlier this year, was pretty nice.. I was into them like, 4 or 5 years ago. They're not bad, but they really like to stick to their formula (oddly timed chugging with the bass drum pattern following the guitars and the snare doing the 4/4 thing) so it's easy to get bored of them.
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:05 pm
by deadly_habit
i miss old metal shows where they did random solos and changeups
prolly why i love phish so much just jamming out
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 10:58 pm
by _boring
Deadly Habit wrote:-boring wrote:Deadly Habit wrote:heh i'm about to pick up another ibanez 7 string and 5 string bass and get back to playing both and try to start a grindcore or speed/death band
maybe some hardcore
all the punk bands i was in ex members are all married or have kids now and that's just not crust enough
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUMYKvKdhXs
love to form a band similar to extreme noise terror
let me drum
can you? double pedal and all if so lemme know can get ya a good kit dw fearn minus arms and such for like 350$ remo heads 5 piece
yea man i havnt realy double pedaled much but can rip the hi hat with my foot anyways so im not worried. hopefully im gonna get a full time job this week so, i will let you know when i have loot, but i definitly want to get a kit again.
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:03 pm
by _boring
Deadly Habit wrote:i miss old metal shows where they did random solos and changeups
prolly why i love phish so much just jamming out
phish does NOT jam anymore. that show at darien was SO WEAK. fukkin soft rock BS. david bowie jam was the only thing that was remotley risky.
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:09 pm
by deadly_habit
-boring wrote:Deadly Habit wrote:i miss old metal shows where they did random solos and changeups
prolly why i love phish so much just jamming out
phish does NOT jam anymore. that show at darien was SO WEAK. fukkin soft rock BS. david bowie jam was the only thing that was remotley risky.
heh glad i didnt go i saw root though free here and was ill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IwUDWVaiu4
why do we have no mcs like this round here?
oh and yea can you fast drum lol
Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:37 pm
by stappard
hurlingdervish wrote:GENGHIS TRON RULES ALL
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:34 pm
by traucher
I would recomend band Tool,that is one of the few metal bands which I like to listen even after some years.well I'm not sure about the term "metal" because it is a little bit weird,but despite that very good band.if you do not know this band,try these links,the video clips are sick!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhjG47gtMCo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07pLGIgyfjw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hglVqACd ... re=related
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 12:36 pm
by deadly_habit
tool is good but over rated as fuck
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:52 pm
by _boring
i can drum fast and play blast beats ok