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I listen to "Sick and Wrong", a podcast that can be found on itunes. It's hilarious, good commentary. The shows are about 1 1/2 hours long, so it can make the time go by fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'pewshamanper',index.php?page=Thread&postID=174870 #post174870
Aaaah...the (musical) skeletons are creeping out of the closet!Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Siaea',index.php?page=Thread&postID=175062#post17 5062
Oh, and Amylee = :love:
Rawr!!!
same here, Have to turn on Live @ Rock am Ring again^^Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Siaea',index.php?page=Thread&postID=175062#post17 5062
Heheh.. it *should* be better.. Johnny Cash covered Nine Inch Nails' song "Hurt." :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by 'pewshamanper',index.php?page=Thread&postID=174947 #post174947
There's also a live recording of "Hurt" with Trent (main man of NIN) with David Bowie also on vocals. Bowie & Trent have worked on a few songs together, like David Bowie's "I'm Afraid of Americans."
Oh, and if you really want to hear a badass remix of a NIN song - "Something I Can Never Have" - look for a track called "My Favorite Dreams Are Nightmares" by LXL. It was an internet release, so you'll have to dig around to find it, and it sounds NOTHING like the original song.
Some other bands if you like NIN:
Filter (the earlier Filter years.. lately it's more mainstream - Richard Patrick used to be one of the NIN performers)
Stabbing Westward
Gravity Kills (a little more clubbish-techno.. but similar to earlier NIN stuff, like the Broken album)
I'm getting carried away now...
My top 10 Boosting/Grinding tracks (some are unashamedly old and cheesy)
1) "Touched" by Vast.
2) "State of Euphoria" by Anthrax.
3) "Alternative Ulster" by SLF (Stiff Little Fingers).
4) "Poison" by The Prodigy.
5) "The beautiful people" by Marylin Manson.
6) "Reign in blood" by Slayer.
7) "Come to daddy" by Aphex Twin.
8) "New world order" by Ministry.
9) "Coming undone" by Korn
10) "Before I forget" by Slipknot
I have a pretty large archive on Itunes and a ton of playlists. I used to have instance specific playlists that were used to benchmark my progress. Silly things like "I have to reach Mograine before track 2 starts" etc...
I'm much better now though... :P
Badass list :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Combat Rock',index.php?page=Thread&postID=175580#post1755 80
give Meshuggah a listen :D
I guess I heard of them in the last time quite often, isn't this the band with the Crazy drummer ?! (Crazy in this case as ... you know what I mean :) )Quote:
Originally Posted by 'EaTCarbS',index.php?page=Thread&postID=175662#pos t175662
I think I saw an insane Drum Solo by him with playing 7/8 th notes and 8ths notes at the same time. That was insane, He pwnd me in the face with his balls, I guess this was how I was looking at my Monitor ...
Heh, I played drums in various country bands for about 15 years before getting sick of LSD (Lead Singer Dysfunction) and sold all my stuff. My last band was a Texas country band and we were actually 'making it big', and by big, I mean we played a few shows in front of 2000-3000 people.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Combat Rock',index.php?page=Thread&postID=175156#post1751 56
My old school country favorites are (of course) Cash, Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, stuff like that, that makes you want to down a bottle 'o Jack. I'm still a rock and metal-head from the start though.
And about the Cash version of Hurt, go watch the video of him doing that song. I think you're a robot if you can watch that and not bawl your eyes out, especially knowing his history.