Chop your breakfast on a mirror

thats pretty good :)

when i went to see my ex's dads band play they played that as a final track and it had a ridiculously fast solo in it. i'll give her a bell see if i can get a copy of it :)

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got in touch with him, he says he's never recorded it because he cant play it very well and you can always hear how terrible it sounds when its recorded but live its cover-up-able
 
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riddlermarc said:
.. were they around before RATM? ;) Sorry, just another average rap-rock band. I'd never heard of them before, so just fired up their website and actually laughed out loud when I listened to some of their stuff.. you have the cheek to question other people's taste?!
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Congratulations, you're a plebian.

They were around from late '93 (I remember catching their demos on a tape swap...remember those? ;)) until early '98 if I recall correctly.

Benji Webbe (yes, the only cool person called Benji) has a stunning voice. Yes, they did a bit of ragga-metal but if you check their more chilled, dub-infused stuff, you'd realise how great they were. As noted above, the acoustic of Cry Dignity is sublime...and easily available.

*n (even has a couple of Million Dollar Love promotional dollar bills...)
 
Whiney crap metal.

"I Take **** because i dont like life"

Thats pretty much what it means
 
penski said:
Congratulations, you're a plebian.

They were around from late '93 (I remember catching their demos on a tape swap...remember those? ;)) until early '98 if I recall correctly.

Benji Webbe (yes, the only cool person called Benji) has a stunning voice. Yes, they did a bit of ragga-metal but if you check their more chilled, dub-infused stuff, you'd realise how great they were. As noted above, the acoustic of Cry Dignity is sublime...and easily available.
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"plebeian"..

I disagree, his voice is distinctly average and nothing I haven't heard a thousand times on MTV(2)/Kerrang channel..

Oh yes, I do remember swaps and bootleg copies - I got a pre-release copy of Metallica's Kill Em All on tape copy straight from the US back in '82, before you were even born and was brought up by my Dad playing Sabbath/Purple and Hendrix 24/7 - that's classic rock/metal to you ;)
 
riddlermarc said:
I disagree, his voice is distinctly average and nothing I haven't heard a thousand times on MTV(2)/Kerrang channel..
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Grab the strings version of Silencer if you can. Certainly well above average.

Oh yes, I do remember swaps and bootleg copies - I got a pre-release copy of Metallica's Kill Em All on tape copy straight from the US back in '82, before you were even born and was brought up by my Dad playing Sabbath/Purple and Hendrix 24/7 - that's classic rock/metal to you ;)
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Well none of them are metal and I don't like 'classic rock' so your comment doesn't really mean anything.

I was brought up on Jazz, blues and mid-late eighties Earache bands. My first gig was Napalm Death and Carcass at the age of about 7. You can keep your classic rock, ta.

*n
 
penski said:
. My first gig was Napalm Death and Carcass at the age of about 7. You can keep your classic rock, ta.

*n
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awesome first gig! never heard carcass but napalm death are awesome!

i went to see the vibrators for my first gig, nice bit-o punk there.
 
monkeypants said:
No, we're talking about YOUR MOTHER now. :p
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My mum listens to Dido, Dire Straits, The Beautiful South and THAT'S IT.

Luckily, I got most of my musical influences from my grandma, my dad and my uncle.

*n
 
penski said:
Well none of them are metal and I don't like 'classic rock' so your comment doesn't really mean anything.
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.. as in Black Sabbath, possibly the fathers of heavy metal?

My first gig was the british metal band Onslaught, supported by the never-seen-again Crumbsuckers at the Astoria.. top gig and my first exposure to stage-diving :D
 
riddlermarc said:
.. as in Black Sabbath, possibly the fathers of heavy metal?

My first gig was the british metal band Onslaught, supported by the never-seen-again Crumbsuckers at the Astoria.. top gig and my first exposure to stage-diving :D
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Don't get penski started on Sabbath :p
 
Oooooh Penski, my band rehearsed -
Sabbra Cadabra, A National Acrobat, Supernaut and NIB this evening to get back to our roots.
Sabbaf 4TW.
You would have loved it.
 
riddlermarc said:
.. as in Black Sabbath, possibly the fathers of heavy metal?
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I can honestly say that Sabbath were about as 'heavy' as The Stereophonics.

My first gig was the british metal band Onslaught, supported by the never-seen-again Crumbsuckers at the Astoria.. top gig and my first exposure to stage-diving :D
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Hahaha! Tangent: I only ever saw Lawnmower Deth once but they played a set that was almost entirely Onslaught covers with comedy vocals.

BTW - listening to Carcass - Keep On Rotting In The Free World. Quite apt as despite the brummiegorecore vocals, the music is about as 'classic metal' as you can get. Absolutely AWESOME solo though. Great track.

*n
 
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