Yep you're right. Time for me to bow out....norco-freerider said:
What are you listening to!?!
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sorry for the blatant stereotype, but i'm guessing w/ a name like 'norco-freerider', you're probably about 16 and have seen 5 shows, 4 of them arena/stadium metal 'extravanganzas', and the other at the town fair.norco-freerider said:
give it a bit, yr live music experience will grow...
narlus said:
im 20, i ride a DHR and race DH, and have been to about 20-30 shows, including everything from the cars and petty to metallica and slayer. and i play guitar, and know what good sound setting sounds like.
everyone ive ever asked who went to the maiden show I WENT TO said it was amazing.
Well, it may sound lame, but the best concert Ive seen was Roger Waters and his little mob of studio musicians doing Floyd songs. Simpy PERFECT sound and a bunch of good tunes. Real stage presence that man has.
tune into the Song of the Day threads to see what i am digging...label spotlight this week is Touch and Go...
convincing people that their music taste sucks or needs expanding is about as fruitful as telling them their tastebuds don't work right. hard work, it is.
download the buttholes and killdozer songs from the last two days and honestly listen to them.
convincing people that their music taste sucks or needs expanding is about as fruitful as telling them their tastebuds don't work right. hard work, it is.
download the buttholes and killdozer songs from the last two days and honestly listen to them.
"Join Date: 11-30-2003"norco-freerider said:
let me guess...three years it was different?
narlus said:"Join Date: 11-30-2003"
let me guess...three years it was different?
i was quite a wade simmons wannabee huxter then, ill give you that.
im quite ashamed actually
not surprising...i'd hate to admit the changes i went through from age 17 to 20.
the best part of life is living it. living means being open and exposed to new ideas.
the best part of life is living it. living means being open and exposed to new ideas.
You just made another change to "Maiden Worshipper" after listening to that, didnt you?narlus said:not surprising...i'd hate to admit the changes i went through from age 17 to 20.
the best part of life is living it. living means being open and exposed to new ideas.
haha....it wasn't that bad, to tell the truth. had that twin guitar/thin lizzy sound down pretty good.
was bruce singing? didn't sound like the strangled nutsack wailing he usually employs.
was bruce singing? didn't sound like the strangled nutsack wailing he usually employs.
It doesn't sound lame. I took my Dad to the "Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking" tour. He said it was the best concert he has ever seen. He was utterly wasted out of his mind though. Eric Calpton is a better guitar player live then David Gilmour IMO. I was glad I went.BurlyShirley said:
Depends on which version you heard. I think the original is NOT bruce, but I have a live version that is. If you get a chance to get "Hallowed Be Thy Name" its even better. Listen to it twice.narlus said:
Yeah, Gilmour Schmilmour, he has a nice touch but its clear who makes the band. The guy Waters was playing with when I saw him was Doyle Brahms the Second or something crazy like that. Didnt miss a lick! Very, very good show.jdcamb said:
i dig gilmour, if only for "childhood's end". what a song!
btw, BS, the version i heard was from the 'the essential iron maiden' cd.
btw, BS, the version i heard was from the 'the essential iron maiden' cd.
Civil War-Guns N' Roses
Opeth said:
Gotta admit. Axel sure can whistle.
alright so here it goes, 50 cent(i know i know), Abstract Rude, ATU, AC/DC, Aerosmith, AFI, Afroman, Alan Jackson, Andre Nicatina, Anticon, Anti-Flag, Atmosphere, Bad Religion, Beastie Boys, The Beautiful Girls(off ROAM), Black Eyed Peas(their old stuff), Bloc Party, Bob Marley and da Wailers, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, The Coup, Cypress Hill, Death From Above, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Flying W Wranglers, Frank Sinatra, Good Riddence, Gorillaz, Green Day, Jedi Mind Tricks, Jimi Hendrix, John Fulbright(close friend i can send you some if your interested its reggaish mellow), Johnny Cash, Jurassic 5, Kid Rock, led Zeppelin, Lyricson, Matisyahu, Metallica, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Moka Only, Moon In Leo( another close friend, soft rock), Nas, NOFX, Oasis, Operation Ivy, Outkast, Pantera( all of em), Pennywise, The Pharcyde, Propagandhi, Rage Against The Machine( heck yeah), Rancid, Rise Against, Rjd2, Sean Paul, Slightly Stoopid, Sublime, Sweatshop Union, Swollen Members, Talib Kwelli, The Trilambs( Check em out), Upsidedown Astronaut(close friend who DJ's),and last but not least Vanilla Ice.
Sublime- 40oz to freedom
Maggot Brain by Funkadelic
Juanita by The Flying Burrito Brothers
Moonshake by Can
Polish by Fugazi
As We Used to Sing by Sonny Sharrock
iTunes shuffle rocks
Juanita by The Flying Burrito Brothers
Moonshake by Can
Polish by Fugazi
As We Used to Sing by Sonny Sharrock
iTunes shuffle rocks
http://mixtape.nitrocorpz.com/index.php?mixtape=dust
Wicked mixtapes from streetwear designers. Great stuff.
Wicked mixtapes from streetwear designers. Great stuff.
Ed Kuepper, thank you very much Partsy!
dying fetus`
do you still have that zebra stripe outfit?mtbtom said:
absolutely. i was digging the hell out of the Fu Manchu stuff i was rocking in my office yesterday. 70s buttrock retread be damned; it was hot.mtbtom said:
polvo - exploded drawing
rise against - six ways til sunday
superchunk- water wings
Various - [2006] So Much Fire To Roast Human Flesh
Enya - Amarantine
The stupid elevator music/propaganda messages as I try to make an appointment with my "health care professional." I wish we ran the 911 dispatch at my work like they run the appointment line at the Docs...
I just picked up the new G. Love album, Lemonade yesterday. I'm thoroughly enjoying it at work right now.
The Meters - [1977] Live At The Bottom Line
Scream for me Long Beach! Screeeaaam for meeee!!!!
Seems I can't get enough Maiden right now!!
Seems I can't get enough Maiden right now!!
psychedeliasmith - give me my auger back
G-Love is great. Been listening to a band called Pinback-the album is called Blue Screen Life. Good stuff. Winners-wahoo!
Just discovered last night that one of my fav NYC ska bands put up a myspace for their old friends and fans with a couple unreleased rarities. Made my night last night finding it and getting to hear their cover of "My Boy Lollipop" for the first time in like 7 or 8 yrs! http://www.myspace.com/metrostylee
-ska todd
-ska todd
The Adverts
Slayer
Slayer