JofaGuht Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 And of course there's Peter McConnell. Let's not forget about Peter McConnell
Skinkie Posted January 13, 2005 Posted January 13, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Orbyss It's at times like these, when I fear most for my internet reputation, that I ponder; just how thin is the line between brave... ...and stupid? 2.678 inches
Orbyss Posted January 14, 2005 Author Posted January 14, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Skinkie 2.678 inches Been down that road a few times, have we? Wait, no. Hey, look. I made it to "Monkey". What kind of monkey am I? New World, Old World? Wait it has to be New World-- Callithricidae or Cebidae family? Can I be a Cotton-top Tamarin?
Guybrush122 Posted January 14, 2005 Posted January 14, 2005 Nicked most of these from Niko-- took some out, added some of my own. Miles Davis John Coltrane Charles Mingus Thelonious Monk Dave Brubeck Erik Trufaz Wes Montgomery Pat Metheny Herbie Hancok Jaco Pastorious Duke Ellington Scott Hamilton Louis Armstrong Ella Fitzgerald Billie Holiday Nat King Cole The Mooney Suzuki The Fleshtones Diana Krall Edith Piaf Bikini Kill Le Tigre The Hives Jet Kings of Leon The Hellicoptors Gorillaz The Chemical Brothers Radiohead The Breeders The Dead Kennedys Prince Madonna The Police Queen Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Genesis Eric Clapton ZZ Top Deep Purple UB40 Stevie Wonder Led Zeppelin Queen James Brown John Lennon Bob Marley AC/DC The Beatles Marvin Gaye Cream Fats Domino Chuck Berry
elTee Posted January 15, 2005 Posted January 15, 2005 Eeeh, in no particular order, this is just what springs to mind not a definitive list or anything Metallica King Crimson Black Sabbath Van Der Graaf Generator Jethro Tull The Doors Jefferson Airplane Led Zeppelin Terrorvision Nirvana The Eagles Iron Butterfly Pink Floyd / Syd Barrett The Clash The Sex Pistols Heavy Jelly Nightmare Visions The Beatles Yes The Undertones Joy Division Radiohead The Smashing Pumpkins The Jimi Hendrix Experience Motorhead The Velvet Underground The Electric Prunes Franz Ferdinand Alice Cooper Manic Street Preachers REM Judas Priest Rage Against The Machine Emerson Lake & Palmer Hawkwind Blue Oyster Cult Blondie Killing Joke David Bowie Deep Purple Two songs I'm currently listening to a lot but don't have anything else by the artists are; Somebody Told Me - The Killers Here To Stay - New Order (well, that's what Kazaa calls it, but the lyrics aren't what the lyrics site says so I have no idea what this really is... if anyone knows New Order I'll upload it and you can help me out)
JofaGuht Posted January 15, 2005 Posted January 15, 2005 How come everybody is putting like a thousand bands on their list? I can only list a handful that amaze me.
elTee Posted January 15, 2005 Posted January 15, 2005 Yeah I thought that which is why I didn't reply sooner. I just figured I'd join the trend, but if I had to pick the ones from my list that I've heard and loved a really substantial amount of their output, they'd be (again, no order); Metallica King Crimson Black Sabbath Van Der Graaf Generator Jethro Tull The Doors Jefferson Airplane Led Zeppelin Terrorvision The Eagles Iron Butterfly Pink Floyd / Syd Barrett The Clash The Sex Pistols Manic Street Preachers
Orbyss Posted January 15, 2005 Author Posted January 15, 2005 Quote How come everybody is putting like a thousand bands on their list? I can only list a handful that amaze me. Same here. But I guess it would be a monster list if I named all the bands I have songs by. I just picked out the "top musicians" on my playlist.
Fender Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Guybrush122 Nicked most of these from Niko-- took some out, added some of my own. Miles Davis John Coltrane Charles Mingus Thelonious Monk Dave Brubeck Erik Trufaz Wes Montgomery Pat Metheny Herbie Hancok Jaco Pastorious Duke Ellington Scott Hamilton Louis Armstrong Ella Fitzgerald Billie Holiday Nat King Cole The Mooney Suzuki The Fleshtones Diana Krall Edith Piaf Bikini Kill Le Tigre The Hives Jet Kings of Leon The Hellicoptors Gorillaz The Chemical Brothers Radiohead The Breeders The Dead Kennedys Prince Madonna The Police Queen Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Genesis Eric Clapton ZZ Top Deep Purple UB40 Stevie Wonder Led Zeppelin Queen James Brown John Lennon Bob Marley AC/DC The Beatles Marvin Gaye Cream Fats Domino Chuck Berry No Sublime, GB? That's what I acossiate with you. Whenever I see a Sublime CD, some thing you said pops into my head. Quote Corvus Corax DrMcCoy, they are playing at Wcken Open Air this year, with a full orchestra if i'm not mistaken. I'm guessing your gonna be there, I'm hoping to make a voyage myself this year. Either there or Swedish Rock! Battlelore, Blind Guardian, Dream Evil are all brilliant aswell! And my list..... AC/DC Aerosmith Balance of Power Children of Bodom Queensryche Pink Floyd Led Zepplin Cruachan Manowar Megadeth The Scorpions Sonata Arctica Sinergy Evergrey Helloween Hammerfall Deep Purple Sublime Bob Marley Intense (Brilliant UK Power Metal, worth checking out if your into Power Metal - http://www.intense-uk.com ) and of course.... Judas Priest and IRON MAIDEN!
DrMcCoy Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Fender DrMcCoy, they are playing at Wcken Open Air this year, with a full orchestra if i'm not mistaken. I'm guessing your gonna be there, I'm hoping to make a voyage myself this year. ...i would like to, but i have no idea how to get there... *shrug* we'll see... (and i don't know if i have time then at all, cause i'm finishing school this year and then i'll start studying computer science (that's the plan, at least)...) ...they were in braunschweig (where i live) at the 19th of november, but i somehow didn't notice until the 20th... ...
Orbyss Posted January 16, 2005 Author Posted January 16, 2005 There is a band that calls themselves after the species name of the common raven?
DrMcCoy Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Orbyss There is a band that calls themselves after the species name of the common raven? ...err, yes... ...the music they make is sort of medival, with "original" old instruments... ...their site is http://www.corvuscorax.de/, but beware, it's in german...
Orbyss Posted January 16, 2005 Author Posted January 16, 2005 That splash page is scaring me something awful. It screams at me: "FULL OF KINK AND BONDAGE BEYOND THIS POINT; BEWARE". So naturally I am going in head-first.
sehr frech Posted January 16, 2005 Posted January 16, 2005 metal nightwish, freedom call, kamelot, muse, sonata arctica etc
JofaGuht Posted January 17, 2005 Posted January 17, 2005 Fender, you reminded me of Evergrey. I have the most recent CD, and I really dig them. Also probably has the best vocalist in metal, next to Mikael Akerfeldt...and Serj Tankian, if you consider SOAD metal, which I don't. As for Children of Bodom, I honestly think they are very overrated. I prefer construction-based stuff as opposed to intracacy-based stuff (same reason I think Dimmu Borgir kicks Cradle of Filth's ass, and why Wakeman beats up Emerson in my mindset) But I'm not too big into power metal, so don't listen to me. Although Bodom was in of the best concert line-ups I've seen: Hypocracy, Bodom, Nevermore, and Dimmu Borgir. I thought those where great choices that really fit. Although there was also this show with Crossbreed, Godhead, and Rammstein that made an awesome line-up. As for worst line-ups ever: Neurosis and Pantera. All the redneck Pantera fans booed off Neurosis. What were those tour managers thinking?
Necroman Posted January 30, 2005 Posted January 30, 2005 Even though I'm more of a Heavy Metal person, I like some Black bands. So... Iron Maiden Ozzy Osbourne Black Sabbath Megadeth Deep Purple Rainbow Motorhead Dio Judas Priest King Diamond Pantera Dire Straits Rob Zombie Metallica Dee Snider Jethro Tull Twisted Sister Guns N' Roses Scorpions Uriah Heep Iris Helloween Whitesnake KISS AC/DC Grave Digger Dream Theater Alice Cooper Creedence Clearwater Revival Grateful Dead The Doors Led Zepelin Fleetwood Mac Foreigner The Eagles Van Halen Meat Loaf Morbid Mayhem (with Dead as vocal) Dimmu Borgir Marduk Carpatian Forest Immortal Gorgoroth Baxaxaxa Enslavement of Beauty Cannibal Corpse Enthroned Ancient Slayer Moonsorrow :rock:
JofaGuht Posted January 31, 2005 Posted January 31, 2005 I always thought Six Feet Under was better than Cannibal Corpse.
Skinkie Posted January 31, 2005 Posted January 31, 2005 It's about time someone metioned Rainbow. Dio was awesome when he was in Sabbath. Heaven and Hell is like one of the greatest albums ever.
Necroman Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Yeah, Heaven & Hell and Mob Rules, the only Sabbath-Dio albums I have. I gotta get any other solo Dio album or Dehumanizer. Right now I'm listening to King Diamond - Conspiracy 1989. The only King Diamond albums I got are: 1987 - Abigail 1989 - Conspiracy 1990 - The Eye 1996 - The Graveyard I'm searching for the Mercyful Fate albums, especially 1996 - Into The Unknown (It has an interesting song called "Kutulu").
elTee Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Heaven & Hell is one of my favourites too, Sabbath wise. There's a "best of" Mercyful Fate CD I want to get, cos Metallica covered three of their songs on Garage Inc. They actually combined them into a single track, which was just called Mercyful Fate, but it has Corpse Without Soul, Curse of the Pharaohs and Satans Fall in there in one form or another. It's fantastic, so I really want to hear more of their stuff, as well as the original versions of the three I just mentioned.
Skinkie Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Quote Originally posted by Necroman Yeah, Heaven & Hell and Mob Rules, the only Sabbath-Dio albums I have. I gotta get any other solo Dio album or Dehumanizer. I hate to tell you this, but Dehumanizer just can't compare with the other two. It seems like a completely different style. Not so cool.
Darth Groovy Posted February 3, 2005 Posted February 3, 2005 Yesterday I bought two CDs, they are not very new, but they ARE the first CDs I have bought all year. This one came out in March of 2004: :Wumpscut: Bone Peeler This one came out in June of 1999: Velvet Acid Christ: Fun with Knives
JofaGuht Posted February 3, 2005 Posted February 3, 2005 Velvet Acid Christ is my friend's favorite techno band. I'm more of an Orbital guy myself.
Darth Groovy Posted February 3, 2005 Posted February 3, 2005 Quote Originally posted by JofaGuht Velvet Acid Christ is my friend's favorite techno band. I'm more of an Orbital guy myself. *spits gin all over the monitor* VAC is NOT techno, alot of it is danceable, but it is definitely not techno. "Industrial" is the term you are looking for I think.
JofaGuht Posted February 3, 2005 Posted February 3, 2005 I know there is all these subcatagories and stuff, but I look at "techno" as the broad term, though a lot of people say techno is a subcatagory of "Electronica" or something like that. I'm just talking about the catagory that techno goes into, whatever you wish to call it. I wish to call it "Techno". I disagree with it being industrial. I see Rammstein, Lacuna Coil, Type-o Negative (yuk!), Nine Inch Nails, etc. being Industrial. I see VAC as just hardcore...um ...techno.
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