Quote from: Carnage on Today at 08:00:48 PMWhich one? Both decent, the remixed/rerecorded version is probably my favourite of the two.
It's the redone one I have here. My original got scratched years ago but I did sort of like the roughness of the downtuned 7s vs the tighter 8s on the newer one. Class album in either version though
Quote from: son of the Morrigan on Today at 09:31:10 PMWas on about it here before somewhere, SOAD lifted a lot off Primus for sure.
I must give Mr. Bungle another go, listened to some of their stuff over the years but never thought much of it.
Three fucking brilliant albums and then the last thing which did nothing for me. They're all very different to one another so if you don't like one that wouldn't necessarily mean you wouldn't like the others.
Disco Volante is one of the best things by anyone ever
Was on about it here before somewhere, SOAD lifted a lot off Primus for sure.
I must give Mr. Bungle another go, listened to some of their stuff over the years but never thought much of it.
I must give Mr. Bungle another go, listened to some of their stuff over the years but never thought much of it.
Rotting Christ - Sanctus Diavolos
Mayhem - Daemon
cd's
Mayhem - Daemon
cd's
Which one? Both decent, the remixed/rerecorded version is probably my favourite of the two.
Meshuggah - Nothing.
Haven't had this on in ages it's fucking great
Haven't had this on in ages it's fucking great
Ah yeah there's a lot of bands clearly influenced by the debut but Disco Volante seems to have rubbed off on nobody at all really. Probably just impossible, I'm sure many would try otherwise
Quote from: leatherface on Today at 03:36:21 PMAre System Of A Down just Mr Bungle worshippers with bigger guitar tone and politics.?. Case in point, 'Chop Suey' time changes, heavy/alternative/grunge all in the space of a few minutes, but more irritating than Bungle. Never got the hype.
The Nu Metal brigade did lift a fair bit from the first album for sure. Thieving cunts!
Just saw the latest tweet from the white house there and it actually made me a small bit dumber for having witnessed it. Playing to the Q crowd no less
Just stumbled across Lid which for anyone who doesn't know is Trouble singer Eric Wagner and the guy out or Anathema who's name escapes me at the moment, only one record but it's great