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You had to go there 
I particularly liked Syd Barrett. (Somewhat unrelated, my son is just plunging head first into Test Dept of all things)
Or something like this for instance
*damn it I have some link posting crisis, I'll have to postpone this*
12 Mar 2016, 6:55 pm
BenderRodriguez wrote:
You had to go there I particularly liked Syd Barrett. (Somewhat unrelated, my son is just plunging head first into Test Dept of all things)
Or something like this for instance
*damn it I have some link posting crisis, I'll have to postpone this*
I particularly liked Syd Barrett. (Somewhat unrelated, my son is just plunging head first into Test Dept of all things)Or something like this for instance
*damn it I have some link posting crisis, I'll have to postpone this*
Link posting crisis, I didn't quite understand that lol.
But I know what you mean with visceral music, that's the point. Absolutely. I might be a bit dramatic myself, but that's how I am, and that sort of music makes me feel alive.
12 Mar 2016, 6:57 pm
12 Mar 2016, 7:07 pm
Whispers wrote:
Link posting crisis, I didn't quite understand that lol.
QuillAlba wrote:
I so want to know the details of this 'link posting crisis'.
Damn kids
Between buggarall YouTube, the crazy captcha on this site who asks me to swear I'm not a robot and identify pictures of palm trees and waffles, Captain Beefheart and the wife who asks if I want more wine, what is a body to do?
12 Mar 2016, 7:12 pm
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12 Mar 2016, 7:38 pm
QuillAlba wrote:
Have more wine, of course.
I say I should have it all, greedy bastard that I am
Something like this would go for oneiric and hypnotic too, sorry the song is in German, I can't find an appropriate one in English right now, maybe later (this is an English translation for anyone interested http://artists.letssingit.com/einsturzende-neubauten-lyrics-grundstuck-english-xwfzz94 )
12 Mar 2016, 7:40 pm
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12 Mar 2016, 9:49 pm
mr_bigmouth_502 wrote:
beakybird wrote:
Wow! You may be the only person on here who likes more abrasive noise than I do! Good job! Don't like that at all, but good for you... I totally relate to the noise to everyone else thing however:
This is awesome s**t, right here.
I'm not sure what genre it is, but I like it. I guess if I had to describe it, it would be like Atari Teenage Riot gone djent, but with metalcore vocals. Actually, thinking about it now this would fall under mathcore, but this is like heavier than any other mathcore I've heard before.This is definitely mathcore. But Frontierer is just so in your face and vicious. But it still has a groove and thump amidst the chaos. Orange Mathematics may have been the best album of 2015 for me. I just came across these guys a month or two ago.
If you do like this I'd highly suggest The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza (Danza III in particular) and Carbomb. (w^w^^w^w^ <--- the album title)
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15 Mar 2016, 3:22 pm
IMO, the 1980s was the decade of one-hit wonders.
Most music today is terrible! 
18 Mar 2016, 3:34 am
mr_bigmouth_502 wrote:
There was a thread about unpopular political opinions, so I figured "why not do one about music? I have plenty of unpopular opinions on that."
Anyway, to kick things off, I must be one of the only people on Earth who like the production on Metallica's seminal album "...And Justice For All". Yes, there's virtually no bass guitar on it, yes it's quite cold and compressed sounding, and yes, the drums are probably a bit louder than they should be. However, the overall audio quality is actually quite crisp and clear to my ears, and the cold, clinical sound they gave it suits the bleak subject matter well. This isn't an album about banging your head or partying all night. No, it's about political corruption, the horror of war, nuclear winter, loss, and childhood trauma. It is a very dark album that touches on a number of sad things. A lot of people don't care for this kind of music, but I do. Why? Because it's real. If more people listened to this and took its subject matter to heart, maybe we would work harder at making the world a better place, and not making the same mistakes as our forefathers.
Just listen to this and tell me it's not beautiful.
Anyway, to kick things off, I must be one of the only people on Earth who like the production on Metallica's seminal album "...And Justice For All". Yes, there's virtually no bass guitar on it, yes it's quite cold and compressed sounding, and yes, the drums are probably a bit louder than they should be. However, the overall audio quality is actually quite crisp and clear to my ears, and the cold, clinical sound they gave it suits the bleak subject matter well. This isn't an album about banging your head or partying all night. No, it's about political corruption, the horror of war, nuclear winter, loss, and childhood trauma. It is a very dark album that touches on a number of sad things. A lot of people don't care for this kind of music, but I do. Why? Because it's real. If more people listened to this and took its subject matter to heart, maybe we would work harder at making the world a better place, and not making the same mistakes as our forefathers.
Just listen to this and tell me it's not beautiful.
Yes!
My favorite Metallica album, and I love how it sounds. 
There are versions on YouTube that increase the bass volume, but they sound awful to me.
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