Originally posted by Scribbleyeah I saw them maybe 10 years ago, 2009 I think. They were still grat then. Old, but so am I 👆
Damn, lucky man, I'd kill to see them in that era! There's a great punky version of A Forest from that time:Apparently they still got it even now, so I wanna catch them live eventually.
Originally posted by ilikecomics
Sunbather by deafheaven is one of my fav albums. King diamonds abigail 1 and 2 are phenomenal, i love dillinger escape plan and have seen them a few times, tool is good as well.
Do you know meshuggah?
This song will blow your mind
I saw Deafheaven when they came to my city, they put on a great show! I love when George Clark stage dives on their sets - the crowd goes wild. Sunbather is my favorite album of theirs followed by Ordinary Corrupt Human Love.
Originally posted by Eon Blue
I saw Deafheaven when they came to my city, they put on a great show! I love when George Clark stage dives on their sets - the crowd goes wild. Sunbather is my favorite album of theirs followed by Ordinary Corrupt Human Love.
SAME HERE!
ir you like deafheaven you will maybe like
This
They're korean black metal shoegaze
Originally posted by NemeBro
I'm not sure about Journey or Billy Joel but Redman at least deserves an honorable mention. 👆
This is my best redman song, its ft. Methodman
Originally posted by dadudemon
One of my favorite songs is from Converter: Cloud Eye. Takes a few moments to build up and then it gets delicious.Those of you who like The Prodigy and metal (of any kind) should be happy with the "industrial noise techno" genre, as I call it.
I almost don't like ANY music with singing/voices in it. Hate it. It interferes with my thoughts.
But I do like some. Just heard this a few days ago and I liked it:
Also, like Backfire, I do enjoy some video game soundtracks. Here's a great semi-chiptune from undertale:
Next, a new-ish genre of dance/club music called Jungle Terror gets me going. It's a fusion of electronic dance music and tribal beats. When people got tired of Dubstep, Brostop, and Breakstep in the clubs, they need a loud, noisy, bumpin' successor that could still get the drunk and high idiots going. Enter the Jungle Terror genre.
Wiwek is the pioneer.
Here's a good example from Juyen Sebulba & Lil Texas:
Here's something from Wiwek:
I like Clark. Really enjoyable. Weird, though. Here's something different for those who like weird music:
Here's one more thing I like with singing:
Here's an entire playlist built around music I like with a focus on Converter:
Sufjan has a song about john wayne gacy jr. And it's amazing.
My two favorite instrumental bands are animals as leaders and corduroi
Here's animals
https://youtu.be/q0ZrF7taMHA
I can only find corduroi on stuff like bandcamp or spotify
Originally posted by Eon BlueAw man I'd love to see Deafheaven
I saw Deafheaven when they came to my city, they put on a great show! I love when George Clark stage dives on their sets - the crowd goes wild. Sunbather is my favorite album of theirs followed by Ordinary Corrupt Human Love.
My fave by them is New Bermuda, but it's basically tied with Sunbather, I love them both
Originally posted by ilikecomics
Sufjan has a song about john wayne gacy jr. And it's amazing.My two favorite instrumental bands are animals as leaders and corduroi
Here's animals
https://youtu.be/q0ZrF7taMHAI can only find corduroi on stuff like bandcamp or spotify
Thanks, I'll have a listen, shortly!
This is a good thread. Like to see new music posted that I haven't heard before. 🙂
Music is my main passion. To go into any detail about my music taste would just get really absurd really quickly. That's why I'm probs just gonna wait until people post stuff I really like and then comment on it.
Sufjan is awesome, I still need to get into him more but Illinoise is such a good album, the John Wayne Gacy tracks are heartbreaking.
DDM, if you like instrumental music, I might suggest Grails. They're one of my favourite instrumental rock groups, they kind of fuse rock and psychedelia with medieval overtones, I find them really great to write or work to. Idk if it'll be your bag, but check out Deep Politics (which, ironically, is what this thread is not about, for once) and see what you think.
Originally posted by Scribble
Music is my main passion. To go into any detail about my music taste would just get really absurd really quickly. That's why I'm probs just gonna wait until people post stuff I really like and then comment on it.Sufjan is awesome, I still need to get into him more but Illinoise is such a good album, the John Wayne Gacy tracks are heartbreaking.
DDM, if you like instrumental music, I might suggest Grails. They're one of my favourite instrumental rock groups, they kind of fuse rock and psychedelia with medieval overtones, I find them really great to write or work to. Idk if it'll be your bag, but check out Deep Politics (which, ironically, is what this thread is not about, for once) and see what you think.
Thanks for the rec, will do.
Also, yes, there was this South American instrumental metal band a gal introduced to me when we were dating, a few years back. I'll try and find them. It's good stuff. And it wasn't so noisy that it prevented me from thinking.
Still waiting to get off this testing call so I can listen to some tunes. 🙁
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
love them all except slipknot,
Was never really a fan of Slipknot, but I've roadied for them 3 or 4 times now and they're probably the coolest act I've met, Chris Martin from Coldplay is a really nice guy too, he asked for a rider full of booze and he doesn't even drink, he just gave it all to us lot.
Saw Bowie live at Glastonbury about 20 years ago, that's the pinnacle for me.
Here's a guy who is in cool metal bands but it's his solo bass project
Originally posted by samhaindid you roadie for anyone else Sam.
Was never really a fan of Slipknot, but I've roadied for them 3 or 4 times now and they're probably the coolest act I've met, Chris Martin from Coldplay is a really nice guy too, he asked for a rider full of booze and he doesn't even drink, he just gave it all to us lot.Saw Bowie live at Glastonbury about 20 years ago, that's the pinnacle for me.
A few now that I think about. Not as many as some guys I work with who have been doing it for about 40 years in some cases.
Little Steven (Silvio from The Soprano's) and The Disciples Of Soul,
Slade,
Damon Albarn with his supergroup The Good, The Bad & The Queen,
Stereophonics,
Austrailian Pink Floyd (I know they're a tribute act but they're bigger than a lot of signed, original groups),
The Ting Tings (let me play on their drum kit... not a euphemism),
Ladytron,
CKY (Bam Margera's band),
Enter Shikari
and
last and definitely least... Lostprophets (I'll forget about working with them)
There are a few others too, they're the biggest probably. Looking forward to getting back into it, hopefully around October, Covid willing.
Originally posted by samhainThat's ****ing rad, man! Those are some good gigs.
A few now that I think about. Not as many as some guys I work with who have been doing it for about 40 years in some cases.Little Steven (Silvio from The Soprano's) and The Disciples Of Soul,
Slade,
Damon Albarn with his supergroup The Good, The Bad & The Queen,
Stereophonics,
Austrailian Pink Floyd (I know they're a tribute act but they're bigger than a lot of signed, original groups),
The Ting Tings (let me play on their drum kit... not a euphemism),
Ladytron,
CKY (Bam Margera's band),
Enter Shikariand
last and definitely least... Lostprophets (I'll forget about working with them)
There are a few others too, they're the biggest probably. Looking forward to getting back into it, hopefully around October, Covid willing.
Other than Lostprophets, of course, that's, uh... yeah.
Still, Slade, tho. I take it Slade was after Noddy Holder left? Did you speak with Dave Hill much?
Originally posted by samhain
A few now that I think about. Not as many as some guys I work with who have been doing it for about 40 years in some cases.Little Steven (Silvio from The Soprano's) and The Disciples Of Soul,
Slade,
Damon Albarn with his supergroup The Good, The Bad & The Queen,
Stereophonics,
Austrailian Pink Floyd (I know they're a tribute act but they're bigger than a lot of signed, original groups),
The Ting Tings (let me play on their drum kit... not a euphemism),
Ladytron,
CKY (Bam Margera's band),
Enter Shikariand
last and definitely least... Lostprophets (I'll forget about working with them)
There are a few others too, they're the biggest probably. Looking forward to getting back into it, hopefully around October, Covid willing.
Forever ago I went to a Steve floyd band and Greatful dead, weirdly enough I never made it out of the parking lot area.........damn those bands.
Band- Rush
Album- Wu-Tang Clan 36 chambers
Song- Foo Fighters These Days
Concert- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 2005
Originally posted by samhainMaybe the coolest post ever on KMC. 👆
A few now that I think about. Not as many as some guys I work with who have been doing it for about 40 years in some cases.Little Steven (Silvio from The Soprano's) and The Disciples Of Soul,
Slade,
Damon Albarn with his supergroup The Good, The Bad & The Queen,
Stereophonics,
Austrailian Pink Floyd (I know they're a tribute act but they're bigger than a lot of signed, original groups),
The Ting Tings (let me play on their drum kit... not a euphemism),
Ladytron,
CKY (Bam Margera's band),
Enter Shikariand
last and definitely least... Lostprophets (I'll forget about working with them)
There are a few others too, they're the biggest probably. Looking forward to getting back into it, hopefully around October, Covid willing.
Originally posted by Raptor22love to and the food, seen both, great choices!
Band- RushAlbum- Wu-Tang Clan 36 chambers
Song- Foo Fighters These Days
Concert- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 2005