Well I think Linkin Park is pretty good...but im really rested in the Metal scene...
Im a huge Anthrax fan...theres a band you havent heard squat about for a long time...
www.anthrax.com
They just put out a new album and a live dvd. Take it against St. Anger and get back to me.
mystik pixie i love rock too...
i pulled out my old cassettes...
Metallica - Fade to Black
Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind
Judas Priest - Pain Killer
Gwar - Scumdogs of the Universe
Anthrax - Sound of White Noise
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here...
and my big stack of Anthrax Cd's
ian is that you? lol more sunspot posters. btw, i'm still young enough to luv linkin park!
yes its me buffy
die hard metal fan from the SS world...i came here because i don't like the OM Clique...
ya know...Lushy, Emom, Tide, Brent, Sherry, and the other Hitler youth.
I got a 90 day ban from sunspot.
Lushy didn't like my using a mental picture of her butt and noses in the same description to start it off...
hey....::waves:: is it possible to like all kinds of music? i mean, i like eminem. but then i like kenny chesney. and then it goes on to johnny cash, the rat pack, and finally slipknot...and avril lavgine....and mariyln manson...i listen to gothic rock..well any kinda rock, country caus im a redneck, rap caus im in the ghetto...er was...and the songs from the 40's-early 90's. im a freak, what can i say?
I do like Linkin Park, always have. Good rock music. And I'm not too old for them!
anybody can like linkin park....i dunno why.
sparky wrote:Man, I am getting old. All of these bands sound very similar to me (sounds like my MOTHER talking). They've all got a hint of rap, a bit of screaming and a heavy bottom-end. I like the anger and the emotion from these bands - very rock-n-roll. But I really miss things like 'melody' and 'harmony'.
I also wish someone would declare a winner in the 'how low can you tune your instruments' contest. Korn (which has some stuff I do like) has tuned down so far, it sounds like the bassists strings are limp and sticking to the pickups. Whatever happened to standard tuning?
I want to hear something crazy. I wanna hear Linkin Park do an ABBA cover! I want to hear Korn update some Spinners!
Man! I am old!
I think the winners for the how low can we tune contest would be early releases by The Swans. Their later material, including the side project Skin, kept the dirge-like darkness, but was much more refined in terms of production and artistry.
I love Linkin Park,the exciting and mixed rock band in the world.
Their music contains several kinds of elements,such as R&B,jazz,rock,pop.So wonderful.
Everynight,their music will wander around my room.
This one still puzzles me. Jazz in Linkin Park? Sax solos and husky repents?
Ya theres as much jazz in linkin park as there was gangsta rap in the Beach Boys
Exactly. I was really wondering where koolplay got the idea of their being Jazz.
Well koolplay said linkin park is the most exiting mixed band. LP has as much emotion in there music as a vegtable. No people screaming does not count as emotion
el-diablo, good to see you here again.
oh yeah, regarding linkin park, i've seen them on tv. so-so band.
I think Koolplay uses an online translator to type Engrish...don't take it too seriously.
Thanks for the call, Slappy; I did find it weird. Jazz, however, is 'jazz' or a phonetic spelling of it pertaining to the language, in most languages. I'll just think that they're on cheap Macedonian speed and ignore it.
(Incidentally, I love Ali G, but I heard that he got a bad reception over in America, on the most part, which is a real shame. I thought that his US episodes were almost as great as the English ones.)
Ali G rocks. Of course, Canadians are more intelligent than the average American, so we get the humour.
Do you get the American series, or the English? Did you see the movie? I think that he is one of England's gems. Since he started, [cringe], the OED added the words 'punani,' 'bling-bling,' and another one, to the non-compact version of their dictionary, even though those words are completely made up by Mr. G..
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