Metal/Hardcore/Punk listeners?

[Xuix]

Just wondering if anybody in the che lives forum is a Metal,hardcore or punk listener, or anything that follows under a subgenre of that genre(Black metal, Punk ska, Screamo etc.)

Metal Bands I am listening to atm: Underoath, Children of Bodom, , Unearth, The haunted, Opeth, Sworn enemy, Vader, Nuclear Assault, and Amon amarth.

Punk bands/Hardcore: Afi(mostly black sails in the sunset), Nofx, Misfits, Pennywise, At the Drive in, and Glassjaw


anybody else have similar interests?

[Intifada]

do slipknot count?

[Purple]

Hmmm.. Metal bands:

- Children of Bodom
- Evergrey
- Cradle of Filth
- Slipknot
- Megadeth
- Static-X


Ehm.. Punk bands:

- Bad Religion(mostly old songs)

[Invader Zim]

Slip knot are not fucking Metal/Hardcore/Punk band they are pop, and appeal to 12 year olds... just like s-club 7. They just scream like morons and talk about killing stuff, they suck so bad, that to call them a band is an insult to all artists.

Good bands of this kind are: -

cKy
Static-X
pennywise
Disturbed
Flaw
Tool (very good)
Foreign Objects
Rancid (On occasions)
Greenday
The Pixies

and of course the ultimate punk band... the sex pistols.

just a few.

Do you count feeder as metal?

[Intifada]

Slip knot are not fucking Metal/Hardcore/Punk band they are pop

right :huh:

[The Children of the Revolution]

You know, you could just make up some names - no-one would notice!

Include words like 'Death', 'Kill', 'Atomic', 'Blast', 'Haunted', 'Dark', 'Evil', 'Filth', 'Nuclear', 'Oath'...
Add some superlatives...
Splice and Dice...

How about these?

"MegaNuclear DarkFilth"?
"KillDeath BlackOath"?
"Darth"
"Haunted Children of Doom"?
"Evil Atomic Garbage"

etc. etc.

[Politrickian]

Metal: Sepultura. That is all lately.

Hardcore: Cro-Mags, Raised Fist, Noisy Act Of Protest(N.O.A.P), Payback(S), Maypole, Youth Of Today, Minor Threat, Second Chance NL(S)(there's also a second chance from LA but this one's from Rotterdam) Agnostic Front, Madball

Punk: Chaos U.K.(S), The Casualties(S), Angelic Upstarts(S)(actually, you can say they're pretty much my favorite), BoySetsFire(well they're somewhere between punk and hardcore, damn emo scum), The Unseen, Anti-Flag(S), Dead Kennedys, Crass, Sham 69, Discharge, Misfits, Deadline(S), G.B.H(S), Stage Bottles, Dropkich Murphy's, A Global Threat, Unite Against Society(S), Blok 1A(S), Disturbance, Antidote, Klasse Kriminale, Endless Struggle

That's about it.

(S) = are bands i've seen

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 10 2003, 06:46 PM

Slip knot are not fucking Metal/Hardcore/Punk band they are pop

right :huh:
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Wait and Blead.


the end.

Slip Knot are pricks.

[RebeldePorLaPAZ]

MUSHROOMHEAD, IN TWO DAYS I GO TO THERE CONCERT IN HARTFORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bush youth]

refused.

[Danish]

Stoner metal:

Queens of the Stone Age
Kyuss
Masters of Reality
Puddy
Fu Manchu
Helmet

Hardcore:

Poison the Well
.hopesfall.
Refused (Bush Youth I love your avatar!)
Grade
Curl Up And Die
alexisonfire
Unearth

[bush youth]

Refused (Bush Youth I love your avatar!)
Thanks dansish, glad to see another refused fan :D

[Intifada]

I felt the hate rise up in me... ROOOOOOOAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHROOOOOOOAAAAAAAHHHHHH
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
ROOOOOOOAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Wait and Blead.

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Wait and Blead.


Wait and Bleed Lyrics



I've felt the hate rise up in me...
Kneel down and clear the stone of leaves...
I wander over where you can't see...
Inside my shell, I wait and bleed...

Goodbye!

I wipe it off on tile, the light is brighter this time
Everything is 3D blasphemy
My eyes are red and gold, the hair is standing straight up
This is not the way I pictured me
I can't control my shakes
How the hell did I get here?
Something about this, so very wrong...
I have to laugh out loud, I wish I didn't like this
Is it a dream or a memory?

I've felt the hate rise up in me...
Kneel down and clear the stone of leaves...
I wander over where you can't see...
Inside my shell, I wait and bleed...

Get outta my head cuz I don't need this
Why I didn't I see this?
I'm a victim - Manchurian candidate
I have sinned by just
Makin' my mind up and takin' your breath away

I've felt the hate rise up in me...
Kneel down and clear the stone of leaves...
I wander over where you can't see...
Inside my shell, I wait and bleed...

Goodbye!

You haven't learned a thing
I haven't changed a thing
My flesh was in my bones
The pain was always free

I've felt the hate rise up in me...
Kneel down and clear the stone of leaves...
I wander out where you can't see...
Inside my shell, I wait and bleed...

And it waits for you!

[ComradeJunichi]

Slipknot sucks.

Oi! Here's a few bands I wrote out a while ago.

4 Skins, 7 Seconds, Adicts, Anti-Heros, Anti-Pasti, Antidote, Angelic Upstarts, Anti-Nowhere League, Blanks 77, Blitz, Blood For Blood, Boils, Brigada Flores Magon, Broken Bones, Bruisers, Business, Captain Bootbois, Clap, Clash, Class Assassins, Claudette and the Corporation, Clit 45, Clockers, Cock Sparrer, Cockney Rejects, Conflict, Crass, Criminal Skin, Dead Boys, Dead End Boys, Desmond Dekker, Discipline, Discocks, Ejected, Empi, Germs, Gits, Hudson Falcons, Infa Riot, Iron Cross, Judge Dread, Krays, Klasse Kriminale, Last Resort, Lewd, Los Fastidios, Loikaemie, Lower Class Brats, Madness, MDC, Nihilistics, NY Rel-X, Oi Polloi, Oi! Scouts, Oi! Valcans, On File, Oppressed, Oxblood, Oxymoron, Partisans, Patriot, Pilseners, Pist, Pistol Grip, Pogues, Reagan Youth, Red Alert, Redskins, Rux, Sham 69, Skaman, Skeptix, Slackers, Specials, Stage Bottles, Stiff Little Fingers, Symarip, Templars, Toots, Toxic Narcotic, UK Subs, Varukers, Velvet Underground

[celtopunk]

I'm not too big on hardcore or metal. More of a punk fan myself.

Comrade June mentions many a good band.
Let me add a few to his list (I'd probably take a few of his away too, but not many.)

Neurotics
Striknien DC
Paranoid Visions
X (a truly great band)
Subhumans
Citizen Fish
Agent Orange
Bad Brains
Anhrefn
Blaggers ITA
Chumbawamba
Bouncing Souls
Circle Jerks
Cramps
Descendents
Dead Kennedys
Black Flag
DOA
Nomeansno
Stooges
MC5
Husker Du
Social Distortion
New Model Army
Mojo Nixon (he is too!!!)
Propaghandi
Scott MX Turner
Slime
Slits
Johnny Thunders

[truthaddict11]

Static-X?
Disturbed?
Flaw?
Mushroomhead?


those are all pop rock bands too part of that crappy nu-"metal" that comes out all the time. all the bands trying to sound heavier than the rest. only "nu-metal" bands i like are Snot and System of a Down. Real metal is where it all is, this summer i was lucky enough to see The Haunted. I met the band after the show too, my friend got to use one of their guitars.

Enigma you are completly right with Slipknot they really suck ass.

[praxis1966]

Chumbawumba? You have to be kidding.

Rage Against the Machine (obviously)
Orange 9mm
Screaching Weasle
90 lb. Wuss
Face to Face
Homegrown
The Ramones
Mustardplug
Operation Ivey
NOFX
Ultraspank
Snapcase

[El Brujo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 11 2003, 01:04 AM
do slipknot count?
*shutters*

No. And neither do any other nu-"metal" (and pop-"punk") acts.

Anyhow, Im drunk, stoned and have absolutely nothing to do so here goes a really long list.

METAL: Aborted, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Brujeria, Brutal Truth, Cannibal Corpse, Celtic Frost, Circle of Dead Children, Cradle of Filth, Crytopsy, Danzig, Darkthrone, Dark Tranquility, Death, Deicide, Dying Fetus, Emperor, Entombed, Exhodus, Eyehategod, The Gathering, Guns N' Roses, Hellhammer, HIM, Iron Maiden, Judas Iscariot, Judas Priest, Laaz Rockit, Living Sacrifice, Manowar, Mayhem, Mercyfull Fate, Metallica, MortIIs, Motorhead, Napalm Death, Nasum, Necrophagia, Nightwish, Nile, Opeth, Overkill, Ozzy Osbourne, Pig Destroyer, Possessed, Saratoga, Satanic Slaughter, Sepultura, Slayer, Sodom, Suffocation, Testament, Type O Negative, Venom, Vio-Lence

PUNK: 4-Skins, Adicts, Angelic Upstarts, Anti-Hero's, Area de Combate, Attaque 77, Authority, Bad Religion, Bad Vultures, Blitz, Cannons, Chocking Victim, The Clash, Cockney Rejects, Cock Sparrer, Comando Suicida, Conemrad, CounterattacK, Curasbun, The Damned, Decibelios, Defensa y Justicia, Doble Fuerza, Dropkick Murphys, The Exploited, Fighting Chance, GBH, Guardia Negra, Holmgang, Klasse Kriminalle, Kortatu, Mad Sin, Mephiskapheles, Moonstomp, Nabat, Non Servium, Nucleo Terco, Opcio K-95, Oppressed, Red Alert, Sex Pistols, Sham 69, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Sledgehammer, Stiff Little Fingers, Street Troopers, Templars, Ultima Thule, Ultimo Asalto, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Zakarrack

HARDCORE: 25 Ta Life, Accion-Reaccion, Agnostic Front, Alpha Jerk, Anal ****, Bad Brains, Beastie Boys, Biohazard, Black Flag, Blood For Blood, Broma de SSatan, Candiria, Carnivore, Closer Than Kin, Cold As Life, Cro-Mag's, Crown of Thornz, Crumbsuckers, Damn 13, Dead End Path, Dead Kennedys, Death Before Dishonor, Denied, Dir En Grey, Disavow, DOA, Downset, DRI, Earth Crisis, EDO, Fate 2 Hate, Gauze, Gritos de Odio, Hatebreed, Indesicion, Insult to Injury, Iron Cross, Johnny Vomit, Lip Cream, Los Crudos, Madball, Mau Mau's, Minoria Activa, Minor Threat, Misfits, Most Precious Blood, Murphys Law, Negative Approach, (old) NOFX, Orion, Phobia, Poison The Well, Ramallah, Reagan Youth, Refused, SxAxD, Sick of it All, Skarhead, Sons of Abraham, SS Decontrol, Stalin, SubZero, Suicidal Tendencies, Ultra-Violence, Warzone, Worker, Youth Defense League, Youth of Today

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 03:39 AM
Chumbawumba? You have to be kidding.

Rage Against the Machine (obviously)
Orange 9mm
Screaching Weasle
90 lb. Wuss
Face to Face
Homegrown
The Ramones
Mustardplug
Operation Ivey
NOFX
Ultraspank
Snapcase
No I'm not kidding when I say Chumbawamba. You've obviously never listened to them. True their music of late does not have the typical "punk" sound but lyrically they are right on. Go listen to "Pictures of Starving Children" or "Never Mind the Ballots" and then tell me they aren't punk (these are albums by the way). Chumbawamba like the Clash started out as a straight ahead punk band and they have evolved musically, over time much like the Clash did.

Oh and El Brujo, the Dead Kennedy's weren't a hardcore band now were they? Neither were the Misfits. Notice I used the past tense in reference to both bands that seem ot think they can get new singers and still use the old band name.

[Misodoctakleidist]

Slipknot are truely awfull as are most of the bands mentioned in this thread escept the sex pistols, the pixies and husker du.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I like some metal.
I don't like punk at all however and i really don't see how you can put metal and punk in the same category.

[El Brujo]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 08:29 PM
Oh and El Brujo, the Dead Kennedy's weren't a hardcore band now were they? Neither were the Misfits. Notice I used the past tense in reference to both bands that seem ot think they can get new singers and still use the old band name.
Bad Brains aren't exactly HC either but since they are/were such a big influence to that genere, that's what their usually classified, same with Dead Kennedy's. As for the Misfits, I am talking about their old stuff, listen to Earth AD (their best album IMO).

[celtopunk]

I need to address a few posts here so bear with me.

Misodoctakleidist:

You say most of the bands mentioned are truly awful. I'm guessing you haven't heard most of them. Oh and the Pixies while a fine band weren't punk.


Victor:

I agree you can't put metal and punk in the same category, there are a few "crossover" bands, but most metal sucks. But I understand why you like it because you also like all that lame ass "classic rock". The Moody Blues ugh!!

El Brujo:

The Bad Brains are kind of a hardcore band, I always thought. As for the Misfits. Earth AD is the one album I don't have. "Walk Among Us" is still my favorite. Oh and in your original list there were some suspect names: Death Before Dishonor and Iron Cross. I'm not familiar with either of these bands, but their names make me think they are fucking nazis. That said you certainly name many good leftist/anarchist bands. So what's the dilly o?

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 08:52 PM
But I understand why you like it because you also like all that lame ass "classic rock". The Moody Blues ugh!!
I don't see how you can say that it's lame.
Do you at least like the greats: Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Queen, the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd?
Do you appreciate their talent, at least?

[Rastafari]

I agree you can't put metal and punk in the same category, there are a few "crossover" bands, but most metal sucks. But I understand why you like it because you also like all that lame ass "classic rock". The Moody Blues ugh!!
I want to know what the fuck you are listening to that you consider to be "better music." because I'll tell you my friend, besides some highly polished forms of blues, funk, reggae and jazz, there is no better music. and besides, where would any of the shit they are fucking my earholes with today be without this lame-ass music?


As for punk, I'm 100% behind "The Only Band that Matters"

The Clash.

[dopediana]

as far as punk goes--

the clash
(some) sex pistols
flogging molly
guns'n'roses (though i might not call them punk exactly)
pennywise (they're playing at the norva on jan 28, i'm going to harass my boyf into coming with me)
some alkaline trio
rise against

though really when it comes to bands, it's reliant on the songs.

[Misodoctakleidist]

celtopunk

i never said the pixies were punk but somebody else mentioned them on this thread.

[dannie]

my metal=

-immortal
-children of bodom
-blind guardian
-battlelore
-hammerfall
-judas priest
-halford
-kamelot
-yngwie malmsteen
-manowar
-marduk
-metalica
-motorhoead
-nevermore
-within temptation
-biohazard (hardcore)
-iced earth
-demons 'n wizards
-iced earth
-nightwish
-tristania
-vader
-trilanor
-sonata arctica
-kreator
-iron saior
-otep
-mc gnerly's rant (folkrock/metal)
-inkubus sukkubus
-opeth
-acdc
-ill nino
-fear factory
-elend (oldscool gothmetal)
-burzum
-lacrimosa
-samael
-rammstein
-tc matic (more hardrock)
-life of agony
-thy majestie
-papa roach (easy headbang song)
-marilyn manson
-napalm death
-amaran
-anorexia nervosa
-megadeeath
-hypocrisy
-elvenking (folk metal, rocks like hell)
-dark funeral
-dimmu borgir
-noctural mortum
-soad
-immolation
-arch enemy
-morbid angel
-yuhrott
-impaled nazarene
-dragonforce
-destroyer 666
-sacrifice to the elves (hardcore-
-ancient rites
-after forever
-evanescence
-altar
-europe
-accis
-in flames

that's about it for mp3's

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 03:25 AM
Static-X?
Disturbed?
Flaw?
Mushroomhead?


those are all pop rock bands too part of that crappy nu-"metal" that comes out all the time. all the bands trying to sound heavier than the rest. only "nu-metal" bands i like are Snot and System of a Down. Real metal is where it all is, this summer i was lucky enough to see The Haunted. I met the band after the show too, my friend got to use one of their guitars.

Enigma you are completly right with Slipknot they really suck ass.
Well I disagree with you about Static-X, Disturbed, and Flaw, you are not goingto see many people sporting Flaw tee-shirts, you are also unlikely to pick up kerrang Magazine and find an artical on Disturbed. Hardy pop...

at least we agree about Shit knot.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by Victorcommie+Dec 13 2003, 04:13 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Victorcommie @ Dec 13 2003, 04:13 AM)
[email protected] 12 2003, 08:52 PM
But I understand why you like it because you also like all that lame ass "classic rock". The Moody Blues ugh&#33;&#33;
I don&#39;t see how you can say that it&#39;s lame.
Do you at least like the greats: Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Queen, the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd?
Do you appreciate their talent, at least?

[/b]
I guess that post generated some interest. I was sort of being tongue in cheek, but I was quite serious about the Moody Blues. I like and appreciate classic rock, but basically I&#39;ve heard enough Led Zeppelin to last me the rest of my life, the same goes for many of the other "classic" artists. Check out "Festival in the Desert" if you are a Zep fan. Plant sings on one of the songs, but that&#39;s not the only reason to get it. Lot&#39;s of great music.

Are the Stooges and MC5 "classic rock", what about the Sonics?

Just don&#39;t lock yourself into listening to one form of music and then claim that the rest has no merit (unless it is techno, trance, jungle, that stuff isn&#39;t really music anyway. ) I guess I should use those stupid smiley things.


Rasta, there really are no better forms of music. There is just music, Joe Strummer knew that. The forms of music you mention are all great. I like a lot of folk music and soul too. I also listen to what is loosely defined as "World music". Which is basically just folk music from different countries/cultures. I&#39;m luck enough to live in an area with a really cool radio station that plays all kinds of great music (a bit too much techno and whiney indie rock at times though).javascript:emoticon(&#39;:)&#39;)
smilie

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I listen to about all genres of music except punk and variations thereof.

[truthaddict11]

actually Enigma I have seen Disturbed and Static X in Kerrang as in the pop rock "magazines" such as Hit Parader here in america. I have seen tons of kids when i went to school sporting disturbed static-x and flaw shirts. all these bands have had gigs on high profile tours such as Ozzfest. and werent Flaw just a flavor of the month? I never heard anything about them from that hit 2 years ago.

[RebeldePorLaPAZ]

Originally posted by [email protected] 11 2003, 11:25 PM
Static-X?
Disturbed?
Flaw?
Mushroomhead?


those are all pop rock bands too part of that crappy nu-"metal" that comes out all the time. all the bands trying to sound heavier than the rest. only "nu-metal" bands i like are Snot and System of a Down. Real metal is where it all is, this summer i was lucky enough to see The Haunted. I met the band after the show too, my friend got to use one of their guitars.

Enigma you are completly right with Slipknot they really suck ass.
NO&#33; Mushroomhead kick so much ass. Last night I went to the concert and it was so crazy, I MET 3 OF THE BAND MEMBERS AND GOT AN AUTOGRAPH OF STICH&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;

I too like system of a down but think your wrong when u talk about mushroomhead.

[El Brujo]

Celtopunk, Iron Cross were an oi&#33;/hardcore band from the early 80&#39;s who are now a big influence to most oi&#33; and hardcore bands in the US, they were not nazis. As for DBD, they are one of those hip-hop influenced "thug-core" bands, so I seriously doubt they have anything to do with WP&#39;s either. I can see why people would think they are by the names but the iron cross was a german military garment long before the nazis came to power and "death before dishonor" was the code of the samurai before the kamikazees.

[FatFreeMilk]

Tight&#33; I&#39;m not the only one here who likes Home Grown&#33; Way to go Praxis1966 :) As for punk? Yeah, Pennywise, Bad Religion, umm The Clash, Sex Pistols and that&#39;s about it I think. btw, my crazy punker friends whom I haven&#39;t seen in a couple of weeks cus they ran away got me into the last two.

Metal, hmm lemme think... umm Metalica? Ok only that song Fade to black and St. Anger (sue me&#33;). What else....umm I can&#39;t remember right now. Oh yeah, Thrice&#33; (Pre radio friendly music) . and a whole bunch more that I&#39;ll remember as soon as i click "add reply".

[Rob]

Originally posted by El [email protected] 14 2003, 01:27 AM
Celtopunk, Iron Cross were an oi&#33;/hardcore band from the early 80&#39;s who are now a big influence to most oi&#33; and hardcore bands in the US, they were not nazis.
Goddam straight. Iron Cross were arguably the first American Oi&#33; band and they sure as hell weren&#39;t WP. Just read the back page of the booklet to their CD Live For Now&#33; and their singer, Sab Grey explains that whole part of their negative rep.

[Don't Change Your Name]

Lately I&#39;m listening a lot of System Of A Down, Tool, Rage Against The Machine, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Nirvana, In Flames, and a few others but lately I&#39;ve been concentrating mostly on those bands.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by El [email protected] 14 2003, 01:27 AM
Celtopunk, Iron Cross were an oi&#33;/hardcore band from the early 80&#39;s who are now a big influence to most oi&#33; and hardcore bands in the US, they were not nazis. As for DBD, they are one of those hip-hop influenced "thug-core" bands, so I seriously doubt they have anything to do with WP&#39;s either. I can see why people would think they are by the names but the iron cross was a german military garment long before the nazis came to power and "death before dishonor" was the code of the samurai before the kamikazees.
Thanks for setting me straight. I wasn&#39;t accusing you, I just found the names to be somewhat suspect. And it all didn&#39;t add up.

Thanks&#33;

[ComradeJunichi]

I had Iron Cross in my list of bands, if anyone read it, lol.

Iron Cross is a great American Oi&#33; band, if you want I can send you some songs.

[@[email protected]@]

Perhaps, we should initiate a movement: Let the American soldiers go home crosses the Christmas day

[dopediana]

enigma,

the lead singer of static-x, tripp eisen, is a huge icon on conservativex.com. apparently pam the admin used to date him. and keffrocker wants dreads so he can be just like tripp, his conservative idol.

[gawkygeek]

wowzers, never seen so many ppl who detested punk as for me well I LOVE IT&#33;&#33;
drop kick murphys
bouncing souls
less than jake
rage against the machine
ramones
rancid
the vandals
operation ivy
acdc
30 foot fall
and then so much more that eludes me right now

[Rob]

I&#39;ll list a couple Oi&#33;/hXc/whatever bands that don&#39;t seem to have been listed yet (I could be wrong):
Slapshot
DYS
Sheer Terror
Blood for Blood
Snix
Discipline
Ducky Boys/Dirty Water
Tommy and the Terrors
Hudson Falcons
Negative Approach

[dopediana]

Originally posted by [email protected] 15 2003, 03:21 AM
wowzers, never seen so many ppl who detested punk as for me well I LOVE IT&#33;&#33;
drop kick murphys
bouncing souls
less than jake
rage against the machine
ramones
rancid
the vandals
operation ivy
acdc
30 foot fall
and then so much more that eludes me right now
saw the dropkick murphys at warped. sooo good. they were in town again back in october but i couldn&#39;t get tickets. no money.

[dirtyd6969]

i dont ever think metal should ever be in the same fucking sentence as punk ever again

[El Brujo]

Here is an interview with Sab Grey:

http://www.rocknrollpurgatory.com/ICinterview.html

[El Brujo]

Forgot to list Inside Out and Monster Voodoo Machine. Amazing HC bands.

[Rob]

Originally posted by El [email protected] 16 2003, 06:59 AM
Here is an interview with Sab Grey:

http://www.rocknrollpurgatory.com/ICinterview.html
Alright&#33; someone else who knows of rocknrollpurgatory&#39;s existence&#33;&#33;

[truthaddict11]

Originally posted by El [email protected] 16 2003, 02:01 AM
Forgot to list Inside Out and Monster Voodoo Machine. Amazing HC bands.
i actually have an Inside Out album sure gives a whole new perspective on Zach De La Rocha

[El Brujo]

Originally posted by Rob+Dec 17 2003, 07:58 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Rob @ Dec 17 2003, 07:58 AM)
El [email protected] 16 2003, 06:59 AM
Here is an interview with Sab Grey:

http://www.rocknrollpurgatory.com/ICinterview.html
Alright&#33; someone else who knows of rocknrollpurgatory&#39;s existence&#33;&#33; [/b]
They have some good stuff there. BTW, at first I thougt the Johnny Rebel interview was about the racist country singer popular among boneheads.

[El Brujo]

Originally posted by truthaddict11+Dec 17 2003, 08:09 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (truthaddict11 @ Dec 17 2003, 08:09 AM)
El [email protected] 16 2003, 02:01 AM
Forgot to list Inside Out and Monster Voodoo Machine. Amazing HC bands.
i actually have an Inside Out album sure gives a whole new perspective on Zach De La Rocha [/b]
Yeah, quite a break from RATM. He never rapped and the lyrics were more about societal angst than politics. I like No Spiritual Surrender.

[Danish]

C&#39;mon guys&#33; Everyone knows that hair metal is the best of all metals&#33;

[cubist]

top ten in no order

well

nofx
propergandhi
goodriddance
dillenger escape plan
RATM
KORN pre follow the leader
Machine Head
Incubus
rancid pre there new piece of shite album
offspring
and allthough not metalhardcore or punk, APhex twin the guy rules

[bigfugginglarry]

NOFX, The Misfits, The Clash, GBH, Suicidal Tendencies, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Operation Ivy, The Vandals, Anti-Flag, Bruisers, Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, Bad Brains, Surf Punks, Bad Religion, Sex Pistols, The Exploited, Green Day, Dead Kennedys, Dead Milkmen, The Adicts, Coheed and Cambria, Crass...

:blink: I did that all without pausing.. phew.. there&#39;s a lot more, I&#39;ll edit in more later maybe.

[leftist manson]

:angry:

[leftist manson]

:angry: :angry:
comeon guys
that brutal grunting on slipknot songs is ver revolution itself
it has the imagery
they damn care about shitty melodicism
anyways

[Rastafari]

I like and appreciate classic rock, but basically I&#39;ve heard enough Led Zeppelin to last me the rest of my life
Zeppelin, I have just realized, is totally and undisputably awesome. Riff-Rock turning into metal is an interesting process. I may be mistaken, but didn&#39;t they pretty much set metal and hard-rock up (and cause the downfall of modern music)?


the Stooges
I thought The Stooges were great, but then I found this:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=music&n=507846 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002R9Q/qid=1071858853//ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i2_xgl15/104-4949305-7280739?v=glance&s=music&n=507846)
not too good of music, but what they were trying to do was awesome. Great stuff. I think they are more avant-garde rock, aren&#39;t they?


Just don&#39;t lock yourself into listening to one form of music and then claim that the rest has no merit (unless it is techno, trance, jungle, that stuff isn&#39;t really music anyway. ) I guess I should use those stupid smiley things.
I agree, most of that shit blows. You should be varied in your musical tastes, and I try to be, but I can cleanly say that 99.9% or more hardcore is complete and utter bullshit. If you can sift through punk, it has quite a bit more promise, but I don&#39;t think the talent is there on a general basis. Diamonds in the rough do exist, though, I guess.


Rasta, there really are no better forms of music. There is just music, Joe Strummer knew that. The forms of music you mention are all great. I like a lot of folk music and soul too. I also listen to what is loosely defined as "World music". Which is basically just folk music from different countries/cultures. I&#39;m luck enough to live in an area with a really cool radio station that plays all kinds of great music (a bit too much techno and whiney indie rock at times though).javascript:emoticon(&#39;:)&#39;)
smilie

Good call, on it all :)

[leftist manson]

has anyone heard third eye blind
its a mixture of all three categories required and it blows up ;)
does anyone like guns n&#39;roses
????????
my fv bands.
pink floyd
iron maiden
tool
a perfect circle
system of a down
led zeppelin
nightwish
opeth
disturbed
metallica
children of bodom
amorphis
anathema
marilyn manson

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 19 2003, 06:57 PM

Zeppelin, I have just realized, is totally and undisputably awesome. Riff-Rock turning into metal is an interesting process. I may be mistaken, but didn&#39;t they pretty much set metal and hard-rock up (and cause the downfall of modern music)?

I&#39;ll let others discuss the greatness of Zeppelin, but if I hear "Stairway..." one more time, look out&#33;&#33;




I thought The Stooges were great, but then I found this:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=music&n=507846 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002R9Q/qid=1071858853//ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i2_xgl15/104-4949305-7280739?v=glance&s=music&n=507846)
not too good of music, but what they were trying to do was awesome. Great stuff. I think they are more avant-garde rock, aren&#39;t they?

Avant-garde at the time, as was MC5 and the Velvet Underground. But wouldn&#39;t all three be considered "classic rock" now?



... You should be varied in your musical tastes, and I try to be, but I can cleanly say that 99.9% or more hardcore is complete and utter bullshit. If you can sift through punk, it has quite a bit more promise, but I don&#39;t think the talent is there on a general basis. Diamonds in the rough do exist, though, I guess.

I confess I&#39;m not a big hardcore fan. I could probably count the ones I like on my two hands. But I won&#39;t dismiss it outright. I just see a big difference between hardcore and punk, and most hardcore fans see that difference too.

As for the talent factor and punk or even rock music in general. Talent for what? To do 20 minute solos on your instrument? Or talent to write a song that might be catchy or actually have something to say lyrically. Rock n roll started as a form of rebellion and many of the pioneers weren&#39;t interested in how well they could play their instruments(this is not to say that there were no extremely talented musicicans in the early days). They had something to say, or they just wanted to have some fun. Now I&#39;m not saying musicianship has no place in rock music. What I&#39;m saying is it is not a necessity and to strictly use that as a standard is the antithesis of rock n roll. It is an integral part of other forms of music, classical for instance, but rock no roll isn&#39;t . Roll over Beethoven&#33;

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I&#39;m glad you mentioned Roll Over Beethoven. The Beatles, even thjough they&#39;re my favourite band, had a kind of mediocre talent for most of their carreer as the Beatles. They became increasingly better. They were always genius songwriters, however. George may be an exception. He is among the greatest guitarists. Ringo also became quite a good drumer.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 20 2003, 07:38 AM
I&#39;m glad you mentioned Roll Over Beethoven. The Beatles, even thjough they&#39;re my favourite band, had a kind of mediocre talent for most of their carreer as the Beatles. They became increasingly better. They were always genius songwriters, however. George may be an exception. He is among the greatest guitarists. Ringo also became quite a good drumer.
Actually it was a reference to Chuck Berry, the man who wrote the song. But as you point out it could be a Beatles reference as well. They didn&#39;t let musicianship or lack of stop them from making the music they wanted to make.
Yes they were good songwriters, just like many punk bands that I can think of.

[Rastafari]

Originally posted by celtopunk+Dec 20 2003, 12:50 AM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (celtopunk @ Dec 20 2003, 12:50 AM)
[email protected] 19 2003, 06:57 PM

Zeppelin, I have just realized, is totally and undisputably awesome. Riff-Rock turning into metal is an interesting process. I may be mistaken, but didn&#39;t they pretty much set metal and hard-rock up (and cause the downfall of modern music)?






I thought The Stooges were great, but then I found this:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=music&n=507846 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002R9Q/qid=1071858853//ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i2_xgl15/104-4949305-7280739?v=glance&s=music&n=507846)
not too good of music, but what they were trying to do was awesome. Great stuff. I think they are more avant-garde rock, aren&#39;t they?

Avant-garde at the time, as was MC5 and the Velvet Underground. But wouldn&#39;t all three be considered "classic rock" now?



... You should be varied in your musical tastes, and I try to be, but I can cleanly say that 99.9% or more hardcore is complete and utter bullshit. If you can sift through punk, it has quite a bit more promise, but I don&#39;t think the talent is there on a general basis. Diamonds in the rough do exist, though, I guess.

I confess I&#39;m not a big hardcore fan. I could probably count the ones I like on my two hands. But I won&#39;t dismiss it outright. I just see a big difference between hardcore and punk, and most hardcore fans see that difference too.

As for the talent factor and punk or even rock music in general. Talent for what? To do 20 minute solos on your instrument? Or talent to write a song that might be catchy or actually have something to say lyrically. Rock n roll started as a form of rebellion and many of the pioneers weren&#39;t interested in how well they could play their instruments(this is not to say that there were no extremely talented musicicans in the early days). They had something to say, or they just wanted to have some fun. Now I&#39;m not saying musicianship has no place in rock music. What I&#39;m saying is it is not a necessity and to strictly use that as a standard is the antithesis of rock n roll. It is an integral part of other forms of music, classical for instance, but rock no roll isn&#39;t . Roll over Beethoven&#33; [/b]

I&#39;ll let others discuss the greatness of Zeppelin, but if I hear "Stairway..." one more time, look out&#33;&#33;
Agreed. We need a "No Stairway to Heaven Sign," just like in Wayne&#39;s World. Radical&#33;


Avant-garde at the time, as was MC5 and the Velvet Underground. But wouldn&#39;t all three be considered "classic rock" now?

I don&#39;t think they would be, for some reason. It is "old Rock," but it was so much more, as well. Interesting thought.



I confess I&#39;m not a big hardcore fan. I could probably count the ones I like on my two hands. But I won&#39;t dismiss it outright. I just see a big difference between hardcore and punk, and most hardcore fans see that difference too.

As for the talent factor and punk or even rock music in general. Talent for what? To do 20 minute solos on your instrument? Or talent to write a song that might be catchy or actually have something to say lyrically. Rock n roll started as a form of rebellion and many of the pioneers weren&#39;t interested in how well they could play their instruments(this is not to say that there were no extremely talented musicicans in the early days). They had something to say, or they just wanted to have some fun. Now I&#39;m not saying musicianship has no place in rock music. What I&#39;m saying is it is not a necessity and to strictly use that as a standard is the antithesis of rock n roll. It is an integral part of other forms of music, classical for instance, but rock no roll isn&#39;t . Roll over Beethoven&#33;
Talent. Having more than one month&#39;s experience with an instrument before you start selling records though. I get what your saying, though. As for Rock&#39;s grand-daddy&#39;s, Chuck Berry is one of the most awesome pedophiles I&#39;ve ever heard play (there is reason to believe that whole thing back in the 50&#39;s was staged though...probably was by white cops...). I have heard Bo Diddley pull some awesome sounds out of his box, as well.

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 03:39 AM
Chumbawumba? You have to be kidding.
Chumbawamba&#39;s old school stuff would be called peace-punk but then they made it big by changing thier style but they&#39;re still anarchists

anyways.....

-conflict www.conflict.org.uk
-New Society of Anarchists www.newsocietyofanarchists.com

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by petey+Dec 21 2003, 11:06 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (petey @ Dec 21 2003, 11:06 PM)
[email protected] 12 2003, 03:39 AM
Chumbawumba? You have to be kidding.
Chumbawamba&#39;s old school stuff would be called peace-punk but then they made it big by changing thier style but they&#39;re still anarchists

anyways.....

-conflict www.conflict.org.uk
-New Society of Anarchists www.newsocietyofanarchists.com [/b]
They really haven&#39;t made it big though. Not in the US anyway. One song was popular but that was easily 5 years ago, probably longer.

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

Originally posted by celtopunk+Dec 22 2003, 01:54 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (celtopunk @ Dec 22 2003, 01:54 PM)
Originally posted by [email protected] 21 2003, 11:06 PM

[email protected] 12 2003, 03:39 AM
Chumbawumba? You have to be kidding.
Chumbawamba&#39;s old school stuff would be called peace-punk but then they made it big by changing thier style but they&#39;re still anarchists

anyways.....

-conflict www.conflict.org.uk
-New Society of Anarchists www.newsocietyofanarchists.com
They really haven&#39;t made it big though. Not in the US anyway. One song was popular but that was easily 5 years ago, probably longer. [/b]
yeah It was a one hit wonder but that was after they went pop
before they were on compilations with bands like conflict, crass, dirt, icons of filth, and other peace-punk bands

I think it was more like 3 or 4 years ago that the made thier hit if I&#39;m not mistaken. I&#39;m 16 now with a short memory and I remember Tubthumping coming out

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

dropkick murphys- http/www.dropkickmurphys.com/
modern machines- http/www.modernmachines.org/

[captain anarchy]

cradle of filth, anti-flag, the cure, the smiths, nirvana, mailyn manson, rammstein, slipknot, stone sour, dead kenedys, the hopeless, the clash, the bauhaus, korn, nin, left over crack, moriphine, bile, myopia, drop kick murphys, the tossers, the sex pistols, ozzy osborne, union 13, pennywise, mellincholin, the exploited

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

Originally posted by captain [email protected] 23 2003, 07:29 AM
cradle of filth, anti-flag, the cure, the smiths, nirvana, mailyn manson, rammstein, slipknot, stone sour, dead kenedys, the hopeless, the clash, the bauhaus, korn, nin, left over crack, moriphine, bile, myopia, drop kick murphys, the tossers, the sex pistols, ozzy osborne, union 13, pennywise, mellincholin, the exploited
the exploited sux, they act like they want to kill jello biafra all the other bands rock

[Pingu]

ska-p :D , anti flag, dropkick murphys, flogging molly, dead kennedys, children of bodom, Heideroosjes, Rancid, Nofx, Ramones, Sex pistols, exploited, pennywise, bad religion, jablecna stavna, jimmi hendrix, deep purple

[Soviet power supreme]

Wohoo There are some Cob fans here.
Wildchild just rules.

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

lost cheeries
poison girls
dirt
toxic narcotic

[Invader Zim]

Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 09:47 PM
actually Enigma I have seen Disturbed and Static X in Kerrang as in the pop rock "magazines" such as Hit Parader here in america. I have seen tons of kids when i went to school sporting disturbed static-x and flaw shirts. all these bands have had gigs on high profile tours such as Ozzfest. and werent Flaw just a flavor of the month? I never heard anything about them from that hit 2 years ago.
Well i&#39;m not from America, and I can tell you for nothing, they are not a big thing here. Out of all the bands I mentioned the only one which is actually big here is probably Tool. Hell they even sell their albums in Virgin megastores.

the lead singer of static-x, tripp eisen, is a huge icon on conservativex.com. apparently pam the admin used to date him. and keffrocker wants dreads so he can be just like tripp, his conservative idol.

I dont listen to them for their political ideology, if I did, then I would have to stop listening to a vast number of great bands. Really decent leftist bands a not exactly common.

[cubist]

celtopunk

who needs to make it big in america, its making it in your own country that counts, world domination is for pop artists

[Pingu]

Originally posted by Soviet power [email protected] 27 2003, 12:18 AM
Wohoo There are some Cob fans here.
Wildchild just rules.
i have been to a concert of them

they rule :P

[Soviet power supreme]

i have been to a concert of them

they rule

I have been in their concert too.ANd yes they kick ass comrade.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 27 2003, 04:19 PM
celtopunk

who needs to make it big in america, its making it in your own country that counts, world domination is for pop artists
Actually, Petey said that they (Chumbawamba) made it big. I only disagreed with him on that point.

[Bad Grrrl Agro]

I hate to admit it but we&#39;re both partly right

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

I like this thread, kinda.
celtopunk and Rastafari had an insteresting thing going...
MC5, Vlevet Underground, and The Stooges rock. Raw Power fuckin blew me away when I first heard it.
Whether or not it&#39;s classic rock doesn&#39;t matter. Classic rock isn&#39;t even a genre. It&#39;s just popular music from before the 90s. That&#39;s not a genre.

[ComradeChris]

Kataklysm
Coal Chamber
Nile
Pantera
Thursday (they&#39;re punk)
Stuck Mojo
Superjoint Ritual
Snot
Exodus
Soil
Cradle of Filth
And I guess we&#39;re not including cross-genre stuff so that&#39;s about it for my.

[DarthBob]

I suppose the only bands I listen to that work in the this thread are RAtM, The Clash, and The Sex Pistols.

Unless you count "prog metal" bands like Tool and Dream Theater that is.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 3 2005, 11:19 PM
I like this thread, kinda.
celtopunk and Rastafari had an insteresting thing going...
MC5, Vlevet Underground, and The Stooges rock. Raw Power fuckin blew me away when I first heard it.
Whether or not it&#39;s classic rock doesn&#39;t matter. Classic rock isn&#39;t even a genre. It&#39;s just popular music from before the 90s. That&#39;s not a genre.
What&#39;s funny is that there are at least two maybe three posts in here of mine that are listed as someone elses.

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

If you&#39;re using Mozilla, the posts made before the switch from ikonboard to invisionboard appear totally fucked up.
If you use IE, it&#39;ll be okay. But in my experience, just one time online with that shit will give me an ass-load of spyware.

[SpeCtrE]

Queens of the Stone Age
Paranoid Visions
Homegrown
AC/DC( the Best ones )
found dead hanging
Slayer
Iron Maiden
.

I guess I like these bands

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

Currently enqued in winamp:

Choking Victim - Apple Pie & Police State
CRASS - Big A, Little A
Public Enemy - Party For Your Right To Fight
Phil Ochs - I Ain&#39;t Marching Anymore
Bikini Kill - Alien She
Chumbawamba - Rebel Code
Anthrax (Not the goddamn metal band&#33;) - It&#39;ll Be Alright In The Night
Teen Idles - Teen Idles
Blitz - Youth
Paris - AWOL

[dreams are free mofo]

as far as punk/hardcore here&#39;s a couple I like-

Drive Like Jehu
Nation of Ulysses
Minutemen (fav band)
The Ex
X
Pop Group
Birthday Party
Jesus Lizard
Meat Puppets
Husker Du