The Beatles
The Doors
The Who
Fleetwood Mac
Jimi Hendrix
Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR)
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Queen
Tom Petty
Bob Seger
The Monkeys
Van Halen
Eagles
Bad Religion
Staind
Rhapsody (of Fire)
I'm finally listening to Hey Hey We're The Monkeys for the first time in like, eight years. The song is even better than I remember.
Blind Guardian
Dragon Force
Sonata Arctica
Hammerfall
Lost Horizon
Luca Turilli (of Rhapsody fame)
Demons and Wizards (side project of Blind Guardian and Iced Earth)
If you're looking for random stuff:
Jonathan Coulton. Seriously. His music is hilarious and awesome.
Stone Temple Pilots
Alice in Chains
Soundgarden/Audioslave
Gorillaz
Queens of the Stone Age
Foo Fighters
Korn
Metallica
AC/DC
Green Day
Stephen Lynch
Tenacious D
Serious Stuff
Blue Oyster Cult
Dum dum dum dum DUM DUM DUM
Dum dum dum dum dum DUM DUM DUM DUM
DUMDUMDUMDUMDUMDUMDUM
(Repeat for like 5 minutes)
The setting sun creates another world
The shadows fall another day is in the end....
Journey
THIS
Journey
Don't stop
Believin'
Hold onto that feelin'
Streetlights
People
ooooOOOO!
Foreigner
U2 (look at their early stuff)
Foreigner
I have to say that U2 is the most overrated band in existance
Got lots of music to listen to online now...
I have to say that U2 is the most overrated band in existance
They are extremely overrated. Some of their early stuff is good but all their more recent stuff all sucks. I have no clue why anybody still likes them.
Jonathan Coulton. Seriously. His music is hilarious and awesome.
+10
"I'm so into you
But im way to smart for you
even my henchmen think im crazy
I'm not surprised that you agree
But if you could find some way to be
a little bit less afraid of me
youd see the voices that controll me
tell me I shouldnt kill you yet,
I shouldnt kill you yet,"
flogging molly. theyre awesome.
Agreed. I'm not big into them or anything, but they're pretty good.
Faith No More
Mr. Bungle
The Cure
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult
If you listen to pop or hip hop, you can never go wrong with Justin Timberlake or Timbaland.
Good elecronica artists include Gary Numan and Delerium.
GUNS N' F****ING ROSES PEOPLE!
You mean Axl Rose and Band.
Now, on some good stuff...
A) The Kinks. Get Arthur, it's unbelievable.
B) David Bowie. Ziggy Stardust is one of the best albums ever, and the title track's just unbelievable.
C) Meat Loaf. While he's THE guy to call if you need someone to say DID SOMEBODY ORDER...A LARGE HAM?, his album Bat Out Of Hell rocks really hard.
D) Frank Zappa. Hot Rats and Chunga's Revenge are made of comedic win.
E) Jethro Tull. Especiall Thick As A Brick or Aqualung, as the first one is how to make a 40-minute track that doesn't suck.
F) Kraftwerk. They launched a whole genre, and you owe them a listen.
G) U2. Ignore the studio albums, but do yourself a favor and get Rattle and Hum. It's up there with Live After Death and Live At Leeds for best live album, and the studio tracks are incredibly powerful pieces of music.
H) The Who. Tommy and Who's Next are mandatory, and Who Are You and Quadrophenia are little jewels in Rock and Roll's crown. Not to mention Live at Leeds, which won them the title of best Live band ever.
I) B. B. King. He's not just a blues legend, he IS Blues.
J) Chuck Berry. He created Rock 'n Roll. 'Nuff said.
K) Velvet Revolver. At least, get Fall To Pieces. It'll make you cry, because it's Slash pulling a riff that is absolutely sweet.
L) Extreme. The name says it all. Nuno Bettencourt shreds fast and HARD.
M) Ayreon. I'm a total sucker for Ayreon, but Arjen Anthony Lucassen's extremely varied approach to music is incredible. Just listen to Amazing Flight (Yes, that's funk, folk, and space rock. Play that funky music white boy!), then My House On Mars, and then Chaos/Dawn of a Million Souls, and realize it's the same guy helming those vocalists (he sings the "Hey dude, you're so uncool..." chorus on the first song). The mind boggles at such diversity.
I'm trying to find some new bands with good music to broaden the stuff I listen to. Any reccomendations are welcome!
Bob Segar
Lita Ford
Jimmy Buffet
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Ozzy Osborne
Rob Zombie
Billy Joel
Billy Squire
ZZtop
Van Halen
The Wallflowers
Led Zeppelin
Shania Twain (No I don't understand why I like her songs either... though she is smoking hot)
Mariah Carey used to be good
Lacuna Coil
The Doors
Pink Floyd
Lennard Skynnard
Frank Zappa
Heart
Rush
Queen
Bruce Springsteen
Bon Jovi
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Fleetwood Mac
Poison
Sammy Hagar
The Eagles
Kansas
YES
Phil Collins
Genesis
Byran Adams has a few good songs
Tesla
Asia
Reo Speedwagon
Meat Loaf
there's others too but that's what's coming to me at the moment.
Most of this is classic and or 80s rock. Some of it like The Eagles, and of course Skynnard is Southern Rock, and Shania Twain is country.
Fear Factory
Soulfly
Celldweller
Stabbing Westward (earlier stuff only. anything after Darkest Days blows)
The Dreaming
Panic Lift
God Lives Underwater
David Reilly
DJ?Accucrack
Monster Magnet
Down
Mushroomhead
The above range from true metal to industrial metal to hard rock to stoner/southern metal to EBM to dark D&B to rock to synth rock to ... ;)
I've posted some in the "Now Playing" thread.
The below are some quality DJs:
Kimball Collins
Sandra Collins (no relation)
Paul Van Dyk
Tiesto
Sasha
Digweed
Jimmy Van M
Soulslinger
AK1200
Micro
Christopher Lawrence
Deviant
Of the above, I've seen all but Tiesto and Kimball live. And they're all quite good.
Old Skool stuff....
KMFDM
Ministry
Nine Inch Nails
My Life with The Thrill Kill Kult
Dead Milkmen
The Jesus and Mary Chain
oh yeah... and The Dropkick Murphies !!!!
... and then, my personal favorite angry girl bands...
Velocity Girl
L7
The Muffs
Zuzus Petals
Minja the only one I heard of in your list is Nine Inch Nails.
Wow. Where the **** do you live, man? Under a rock buried somewhere below the depths of the Earth's ****hole? KMFDM? NIN? Really? Poor bastard ... :P
Wow. Where the **** do you live, man? Under a rock buried somewhere below the depths of the Earth's ****hole? KMFDM? NIN? Really? Poor bastard ... :P
Nope just western North Carolina.
I feel for your tragedy.
I feel for your tragedy.
Why is it a tragedy?
I don't like Death Metal, I like vocal talent actually being a requirement for a band ;)
(I'm assuming those bands are all Death Metal?)
cannibal corpse
suffocation
fugazi
zao
converge
death threat
hatebreed
pedro the lion / headphones / david bazan
**** **** << haha- they censored this one
nirvana
Why is it a tragedy?
I don't like Death Metal, I like vocal talent actually being a requirement for a band ;)
(I'm assuming those bands are all Death Metal?)
i dont intend to be argumentive, but in death metal, grindcore, hardcore, black metal - there is a huge level of vocal talent that is talent. its just a different style then what you prefer.
to be able to tour show after show, if you dont actually know what youre doing as a singer - you can wreck your voice.
of my list i just posted, id recommend pedro the lion and fugazi - theyre amazing and excellent and actually sing - not growl
Isn't that what I said? :P
I don't like Death Metal, I like vocal talent actually being a requirement for a band ;)
(I'm assuming those bands are all Death Metal?)
Actually, nothing on Minja's list is even regular old heavy metal. None of them remotely approach death metal. There's some industrial, ol' school idustrial and some rock from what I can gather. Death metal is like Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, Deicide, Napalm Death (my god, am I showing my age? :D), etc.
**** **** << haha- they censored this one
Lemme guess. First word begins with "A". Second with "C". ;)
i dont intend to be argumentive, but in death metal, grindcore, hardcore, black metal - there is a huge level of vocal talent that is talent. its just a different style then what you prefer.
to be able to tour show after show, if you dont actually know what youre doing as a singer - you can wreck your voice.
of my list i just posted, id recommend pedro the lion and fugazi - theyre amazing and excellent and actually sing - not growl
That's just vocal chord endurance *L* Being skilled at screaming doesn't constitute singing talent. :D
That's just vocal chord endurance *L* Being skilled at screaming doesn't constitute singing talent. :D
Believe it or not, this is one of those things that seems incredibly easy until you actually try it. Like rap. For reals. Much tougher than it sounds. Odd, but true.
Believe it or not, this is one of those things that seems incredibly easy until you actually try it. Like rap. For reals. Much tougher than it sounds. Odd, but true.
I can rap better than .5 cent Remember with modern rap it doesn't even have to follow a beat, nor rhyme.
Besides I've screamed at something for more than half an hour straight before. Death Metal can't be that hard.
Eminem
D-12
Dr. Dre
Wierd Al Yankovich (yes, he has done rap)
Insane Clown Posse
Death Metal is awesome. You're just a redneck. In Flames is an awesome band, and if you disagree with me, you are teh suxx0rz.
Minja the only one I heard of in your list is Nine Inch Nails.
Really? Wow... I feel for you.
I listen to just about everything but country, and I will give most music a try at least once. Lucky for me my dad had a huge CD collection that started when he as a college DJ. He has some REALLY obscure stuff.
But anyway as I listed them, in genre...
Industrial (techno dance music with a metal edge)
Nine Inch Nails
Ministry
KMFDM
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult
...you could also add...
Butthole Surfers
Skinny Puppy
Rammstein
I could dance all night to Ministry's "Jesus Built My Hotrod", or KMFDM's "Juke Joint Jezebel", or Butthole Surfers "Who Was in My Room Lastnight".
Punk Girls (girl bands, and angry girls at that)
The Muffs
Velocity Girl
Zuzu's Petals
L7 (kinda)
Punk Boys
Dead Milkmen
Dropkick Murphys (revered in Boston)
...I also LOVE The Pixies...(boys and girls band)
Alternative
The Jesus and Mary Chain
No death metal here.... not really my thing....
Anyways, Micha. Listen to some of In Flames' music. You will not regret it. Some good albums by them.
Clayman
Colony
Come Clarity
In Flames
Lunar Strain
The Jester Race
Reroute to Remain
Soundtrack to Your Escape
Subterranian
Whoracle
I have an odd relationship with Punk sometimes I like it and sometimes I can't stand it.
Also, Earth Wind and Fire and James Brown. How did we miss these again? Listening to the funky Shooting Star, then Get Up (I feel like being a) Sex Machine Pt. 1. 'Cause you can NEVER have enough funk.
Also, Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine. It's lounge versions of rock 'n metal. How could you NOT like it?
Edit: Also, needs more Soundgarden and Temple of the Dog. Chris Cornell was AWESOME before he started sucking and broke up Soundgarden.
so I can't sample this stuff right now.Here's a sample of their awesomeness: Scream of the Butterfly.
The Wallflowers
Awesome.
Awesome.
Glad someone looked at my list!
The White Stripes
Powerman 5000
Garbage
....and as far as techno and dancing all night goes....
Fatboy Slim Wonderful Night
Darude Sandstorm
Adding to my list....
The White Stripes
Powerman 5000
Garbage
....and as far as techno and dancing all night goes....
Fatboy Slim Wonderful Night
Darude Sandstorm
Those bands rock. Powerman 5000 is WAAAY better than Rob Zombie.
Stevie Ray Vaughan. His music was just wonderful.
Steely Dan. I don't even know how to describe them, other than saying they're excellent.
kiss
heart
Let me pull out the old vinyl records.
Ted Nugent
Bee Gees
Kool & the Gang
Jimmy Buffet
Doobie Brothers
Dan Fogelberg
Billy Joel
Steely Dan
The Alan Parsons Progect
Little River Band
Player
Earth Wind & Fire
The Byrds
Steppenwolf
Roger McGuinn
Fraternity of Man
The Electric Prunes
The Holy Modal Rounders
Commodores
Journey
Abba
Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
Santana
Barry White
(I hella forgot that I had Led Zeppelin II on vinyl. :cool
Garbage
:D
I was trying to get a friend of mine to sing "The World is Not Enough" because her voice is so similar to that of the singer of Garbage.
Why is it a tragedy?
I don't like Death Metal, I like vocal talent actually being a requirement for a band ;)
(I'm assuming those bands are all Death Metal?)
Why is it a tragedy?
You did say you were in western North Carolina didn't you? :P
My music tastes are the following
Classical
All metal (power, heavy, death, symphonic, ect)
Techno
Folk Music
Rap
Punk Rock
Some 70's stuff
Grunge
fairly diverse, I think.
Kris Kristofferson (at least listen to Sunday Morning Coming Down)
Johnny Cash (saw this one coming didn't you? God's Gonna Cut You Down )
Blues Traveler The Mountains Win Again
Pete Seeger The Big Muddy (Admittedly he's more folk than country/blues)
A couple punk bands you need to know
Iggy Pop The Passenger (I'll bet you already knew Iggy and the Stooges, though)
Patti Smith Break It Up (Patti Smith is known as the "god mother of punk"
Then there's typical artists (which I won't check to see if they are named);
The Clash (punk)
Ramones (punk)
Dead Kennedys (punk)
Cheap Trick (American rock n' roll)
Creedance Clearwater Revival (American rock n' roll)
Cream (Try Tales of Brave Ulysses)
Elvis Costello and the Attractions Watch Your Step
I hate those styles of music.
I personally think that Johnny Cash is overrated.
What? Johnny Cash is rock? Please tell me that's a joke.
I personally think that Johnny Cash is overrated.
I'll agree Johnny Cash is overrated. He is however, a rock n' roller as true as Keith Richards (okay, maybe not on the level of Keith, that man is a drug fueled lich). Cash had an influence on rock near as big as any other artist, and he indirectly helped birth heavy metal ("The Man in Black", he invented that image. He also influenced blues, the style of music that gave birth to bands like Black Sabbath and The Rolling Stones)
And I hate country. So whiny. I just dislike that style of music as a whole.
As opposed to "Cut the world open! Pain is barbwire life!" death metal?
There is alot of awful country music, I'll give you that. But some of the best song writers, ever, write country (Kris Kristofferson and Johnny Cash come to mind).
He is however, a rock n' roller as true as Keith Richards (okay, maybe not on the level of Keith, that man is a drug fueled lich)
Lich is the perfect word to describe what he looks like!
I'm not sure but I think this video was shot in Folsom Prison. Folsom Prison is near were I live for those that don't know much about geography.
Lich is the perfect word to describe what he looks like!
Once he and Iggy Pop get together to from the Undead Evil League of Evil, we are all doomed (except maybe ZB).
They Might Be Giants--I'm getting shot down for this one, probably, but if loving TMBG is wrong, I don't wanna be right.
Kate Bush--you want a vocalist? Here you go. Go ahead, deny that "Lord of the Reedy River" gave you a chill the first time you heard it. Liar.
Steely Dan--these guys are a great band: they have awesome jazz-rock melodies, clever lyrics, tons of irony, good instrumentation and composition, and they're both decent singers.
Van Morrison--he's mainly blues/rock, but he incorporates Welsh and Irish melodies, too. He's also a great lyricist. Astral Weeks is probably one of the best albums ever made.
Brian Setzer Orchestra--as far as rock goes, when it comes to arranging a piece, Brian Setzer is the best act in town. Not to mention that he plays a killer guitar.
Primus--how come no one has mentioned Primus? These guys are hard to classify; some of their stuff is alternative, some rock, some metal. But they have great instruments, and some of their songs are hysterical.
Jethro Tull--I've heard most of their work, and I don't think they ever had a bad album. Some of their stuff is a little heavy as far as subject matter, especially Aqualung and A Passion Play, but they're an awesome band. They're a rock band, but they use unconventional instrumentation, and the subjects they write about are all over the map--everything from the fairies to the plight of the common laborer.
-VNV Nation: This is probably my #1 Band of all time.
llusion by VNV Nation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu-8wGbWMro (Not all their music is so heavy (in terms of content), but this is a very good piece of theirs)
-Covenant
Bullet by Covenant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg7HRcRvpxQ
Since you like Nightwish, some bands in the same vein you might or might not like:
Within Temptation
Evanescence
Epica
Krypteria
After Forever
Ephemeral
Xandria
Aesma Daeva
If you like Darkwave (and for ambience, you should):
Arcana
Dargaard
Mortiis (only the first album)
Ice Ages (with a colder, more industrial edge to it)
And my all-time favourite (along Nightwish) is Devil Doll (there are two bands with that name. I mean the ones who made The Girl Who Was... Death). Pure Lovecraftian genius.
Abba
I had almost lost my hope with this thread.
Other than ABBA, I recommend to listen to classical music. It's not really what you might be used to, but it is really good. And, it is far more varied than thought.
I recommend to listen to classical music. It's not really what you might be used to, but it is really good. And, it is far more varied than thought.
True. Let me recommend Brahms, Bartok and Russian composers such as Tchaikowsky. Refreshing to those jaded by the always same Mozart-Bach-Beethoven-Vivaldi routine (not to imply them being bad, but you get bored of them after some time).
Primus--how come no one has mentioned Primus? These guys are hard to classify; some of their stuff is alternative, some rock, some metal. But they have great instruments, and some of their songs are hysterical.
I was getting to them. I was going to put them down once I remembered they existed, which is likely when I hear them on the radio.
bane here is some of Primus' great stuff.
Tommy The Cat by Primus
My Name Is Mud by Primus
Wynona's Big Brown Beaver by Primus
Jerry Was A Race Car Driver by Primus
As opposed to "Cut the world open! Pain is barbwire life!" death metal?
That's death metal for p******. I don't listen to songs with emo lyrics.
Prequel To The Sequel.
Selkies, the endless obsession.
Ants of the Sky, split into two.
Also, I notice a distinct lack of foreign bands. Should I start listing bands whose vocalists' sing in foreign languages?
You'll have to excuse me,
I'm not at my best.
I've been gone for a month,
I've been drunk since I left.
And these so called vacations
will soon be my death!
I'm so sick from the drink,
I need home for a rest.
Take me home!
@ Armisael: I know. Everyone I know thinks I'm crazy. I am very picky with my music. I generally dislike the blues, but there ARE some songs that I do like. Just not much.
Funny story though, in high school my principal received a "death threat" letter from an anonymous student. I was pulled out of class and questioned for this because the administration heard I listened to Marilyn Manson.
Also, yet another song, this time one of my all-time favorites. Eiti Leda, by Serú Girán. It's in spanish, so you probably won't be able to make heads or tails of the lyrics, but the musicianship is just breathtaking (and the lyrics are so full of sadness they can bring tears to your eyes if you get what they mean). Here's the studio version, and here's a rather different live version, which is a lot more rockier.
Armisael: I'm just talking about the music. I tend to ingore the stupid **** that artists do. I just enjoy the music, I don't CARE about the stuff they do.
They Might Be Giants--I'm getting shot down for this one, probably, but if loving TMBG is wrong, I don't wanna be right.
One of the first songs to ever get stuck in my head to the point of insanity was Birdhouse in Your Soul. I loved that Tiny Toons Episode where they did the TMBG's videos. It was teh awesome.
Love and Marriage by Frank Sinatra
Heart/Lovemongers - Especially their early work... Some of their stuff from the 70's and very early 80's is awesome.
Blackmore's Night - Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple/Rainbow fame, they do updated versions of a lot of Rennaissance tunes... The original version of "Play Minstrel Play" has a flute solo by Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull
Billy Joel
Kris Kristofferson
Siouxie and The Banshees
Guns'N'Roses
Harry Chapin
Concrete Blonde
Cowboy Junkies
Billy Ray Cyrus
Janis Joplin
Gaelic Storm
Susan McKeown
Greatful Dead
Queen
Ozzy Ozbourne/Black Sabbbath
Simon & Garfunkel
Willy Nelson
Abney Park
Collusion
40 Sons and Daughters - Local Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) band.
Deadly Nightshade Botanical Society
Zombina and the Skeletones
Leaves Eyes
Some other bands you may have heard of:
Disturbed
Buckcherry
Cradle of Filth
Eagles of Death Metal - They are not a death metal band by the way.
Lordi - kind of a cheesy metal, but in a fun way.
AC/DC
Beastie Boys
Schubert, specifically Ave Maria
The Animals
Carl Orff - Carmina Burana specifically Fortuna
Gordon Lightfoot - Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Pearl Jam - Specifically, Do the Evolution and their cover of Last Kiss
Louis Armstrong
Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine
Rage Against the Machine
Basically, I have a very wide selection of music I like and listen too.
So many fools. "Johnny Cash is Rock, Johnny Cash is Country". Please. JC is Goth. The Man in Black. Cain't get much more goth than that.
I think he may be emo. Has anybody heard his song "hurt"? ;)
I think he may be emo. Has anybody heard his song "hurt"? ;)
I had the CD. It came with a DVD of the vid, too. Then my dad stole it. Heh.
I think he may be emo. Has anybody heard his song "hurt"? ;)
You mean, his COVER of a Nine Inch Nails song? Yeah. I've heard it. It's good. In fact, I feel both versions portray a different meaning when sung by either artist. Trent Reznor's version is more angsty of course, but you can still hear the sadness in the voice. However, with Johnny Cash's cover, the pain is more readily available because he's wearing it on his face because of his age.
I love how the medium of the message can affect the content of the message.
I see that my comment went way over your head. I wasn't meaning it literally. I was meaning it as a joke in response to Z_B's joke.
Hey man, I wasn't jokin'. Johnny Cash is as goth as the day is long.
Hey man, I wasn't jokin'. Johnny Cash is as goth as the day is long.
I'm not gonna say he was a cutter or anything silly like that.
But I heard he drank June Carter's blood.
I don't get it? Is this thread 3.5 or 4.0?
Iron Bands of Bilarro is a pretty good one.
Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR)
System of a Down (along with Serj's solo stuff, Empty Walls is a great song)
Days of the New ( These guys grew up 30 miles from my house, and are very humble)
Tantric (Used to have Matt Taul on drums formerly of Days of the New)
Bob Seger
The Doors
Pink FLoyd
George Thorogood and the Destroyers (i think I misspelled his name)
Chuck Berry
Johnny Cash (and I believe his attitude was a fore runner of some metal, besides he was a great artist, no matter what genre he was)
Willie Nelson
Hank Williams Sr.
Charlie Daniels
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Beethoven
Mozart
Midnight Syndicate
Staind (older stuff, before 14 shades of grey)
Disturbed
Ozzy Osborne
Black Sabbath (without Ronny James Dio)
Slipknot
Stone Sour
Black Stone Cherry (some are the sons of the Kentucky Headhunters)
Mudvayne
Linkin Park
Eminem
Tupac
Snoop Dogg
Bone Thugs n Harmony
Wierd Al Yankovic
Black Label Society (Zakk Wylde ftw)
Amon Amarth
In Flames
Hatebreed
Behemoth
Cradle of Filth
Walls of Jericho
Opeth
Otep
Suicide Silence
Kittie (an all female metal band, they are smokin' hot)
Pantera (RIP Dimebag Darrell)
John Denver
Marily Manson (the stuff before the album with Personal Jesus)
and the list goes on and on...
Good bands?
I don't get it? Is this thread 3.5 or 4.0?
Iron Bands of Bilarro is a pretty good one.
Read the OP. This isn't D&D, it's music.
Metallica (pre-load)
Pantera
Sepultura
Tool
Perfect Circle
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Foo Fighters
Slipknot
Stone Sour
Black Sabbath
Filter
God Smack
God Smack
oh .... and did i mention God Smack
Rage Against the Machine
AC/DC (their new one Black Ice ain't bad either unlike metallica who just spiral down)
John Butler Trio (Australian band, not metal but i likey)
Disturbed
Incubus
and i can't stress enough GOD SMACK
and i can't stress enough GOD SMACK
I could play Prince of Persia: Warrior Within for hours on end for that kickass soundtrack alone (Stand Alone, if you're wondering).
Read the OP. This isn't D&D, it's music.
Ohhhhhhh, I get it. Then I change my vote to Countersong or Inspire Courage.
But wait, I still don't know if this is 3.5 or 4.0. Aren't there new songs now?
I could play Prince of Persia: Warrior Within for hours on end for that kickass soundtrack alone (Stand Alone, if you're wondering).
That game is what got me onto God Smack man, i loved that game too, heaps better than the other ones. After hearing them i went out and bought Good Times Bad Times: Ten years of God Smack, its a best of, highly recomend.
That game is what got me onto God Smack man, i loved that game too, heaps better than the other ones. After hearing them i went out and bought Good Times Bad Times: Ten years of God Smack, its a best of, highly recomend.
I like their " unplugged"" album as well. I don't remember the name, but it has Touche. Also, Jimmy Hendrix is a guitar god, like Zakk Wylde, Dimebag Darrell and Jimmy Page.
hmmm..right now im into flogging molly
Keep that sh_t to yourself, these are PG-13 forums.
Keep that sh_t to yourself, these are PG-13 forums.
Meh. As long as it's kept pointed away from us, it's all good.
I mentioned Slayer, which is not a PG-13 band. And I like Eminem. So keep your **** to yourself. You're testing the language filter, which is a CoC violation.....
Rake's joke
__________
boe's head
Especially their most recent CD, Appeal to Reason.
Some of their older stuff might be more your speed, though. Specifically, Revolutions per Minute.
*deep breath*
Show
Alice in Chains
Amon Amarth
Apocalyptica
Arch Enemy
Bal-Sagoth
Battlelore
Behemoth
Black Label Society
The Black Mages
Blind Guardian
Burzum
Candlemass
Carpathain Forest
Cavalera Conspiracy
Children of Bodom
Damageplan
Danzig
Decapitated
Dio
Dir en Grey
Dream Theater
Emperor
Ensiferum
Epica
Faith No More
Finntroll
Firewind
Gojira
Hamerfall
Hellyeah
Iced Earth
early In Flames
Iron Maiden
Joe Satriani
John5
Judas Priest
Kamelot
King Diamond
Korpiklanni
Lacuna Coil
Lamb of God
Machine Head
Marc Rizzo
Mastodon
Megadeth
Metallica Kill'em All through Master of Puppets
Misfits
Mudvayne
Mushroomhead
Nevermore
Nightwish
Opeth
Overkill
Pantera
Sepultura
SLAYER\m/
Sonata Arctica
Steve Vai
Symphony X
Testament
Vader
Venom
Within Temptation
Yngwie Malmsteen
Amon Amarth
Apocalyptica
Arch Enemy
Bal-Sagoth
Battlelore
Behemoth
Black Label Society
The Black Mages
Blind Guardian
Burzum
Candlemass
Carpathain Forest
Cavalera Conspiracy
Children of Bodom
Damageplan
Danzig
Decapitated
Dio
Dir en Grey
Dream Theater
Emperor
Ensiferum
Epica
Faith No More
Finntroll
Firewind
Gojira
Hamerfall
Hellyeah
Iced Earth
early In Flames
Iron Maiden
Joe Satriani
John5
Judas Priest
Kamelot
King Diamond
Korpiklanni
Lacuna Coil
Lamb of God
Machine Head
Marc Rizzo
Mastodon
Megadeth
Metallica Kill'em All through Master of Puppets
Misfits
Mudvayne
Mushroomhead
Nevermore
Nightwish
Opeth
Overkill
Pantera
Sepultura
SLAYER\m/
Sonata Arctica
Steve Vai
Symphony X
Testament
Vader
Venom
Within Temptation
Yngwie Malmsteen
well, thats not completely acurate, I do enjoy sountracts to some video games/movies.
(halo theme, neodammerung, elder scrolls music...ect. I'm suddenly seeing how much metallica sticks out in this group)