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Re: Rock and Metal SocietySame lineup as they've had for a while now - Axl, Dizzy Reed (Keyboards), Tommy Stinson (Bass), DJ Ashba, Ron 'Bumblefoot' Thal and Richard Fortus (Guitars), Frank Ferrer (Drums) and Chris Pittman (Keyboards)(Original post by Converse Rocker)
Nice one mate, who's in the band these days? I really should know but I didn't pay as much attention to Chinese Democracy as I should.
Chinese Democracy is a solid record, sounds a lot like an Axl solo album really, but if you like songs like November Rain, Estranged e.t.c. you'll like it. Very much a continuation of the Use Your Illusion albums -
Re: Rock and Metal SocietyThought it was pretty good. Chris has said the album will be a lot heavier/weirder more traditional sg, as he had to write live to rise specifically for the film as a song from the album didn't fit. Kim's solo is sick but overall its more like a euphoria morning song.(Original post by ManBeast)
New single from Soundgarden supposedly debuting on Radio 1 this evening. Although that does mean having to stomach Zane Lowe for a potential 2 hours. -
Re: Rock and Metal SocietyYeah I wasn't too fussed on the first listen but after a while I got into it. The vocals didn't really sound too much like Soundgarden, especially when you go and listen to Down on the Upside imo. A lot of people said they solo was typical Soundgarden but I disagree. The song doesn't sound like anything the band have done before but its still good.(Original post by fnm)
Thought it was pretty good. Chris has said the album will be a lot heavier/weirder more traditional sg, as he had to write live to rise specifically for the film as a song from the album didn't fit. Kim's solo is sick but overall its more like a euphoria morning song.
Glad it won't be on the album though. Amazing Soundgarden could give everyone what they wanted (to hear new music) without giving any content away from the new album! -
Re: Rock and Metal SocietyExactly. I think the album will be a lot more typically weird/dark/with odd time sigs as Chris said a song on the album wouldn't fit the film. Plus he said it'd please hardcore fans. Good to see another SG fan btw!!(Original post by ManBeast)
Yeah I wasn't too fussed on the first listen but after a while I got into it. The vocals didn't really sound too much like Soundgarden, especially when you go and listen to Down on the Upside imo. A lot of people said they solo was typical Soundgarden but I disagree. The song doesn't sound like anything the band have done before but its still good.
Glad it won't be on the album though. Amazing Soundgarden could give everyone what they wanted (to hear new music) without giving any content away from the new album! -
Re: Rock and Metal SocietyI'm tempted. Dunno if there's enough bands I really would love to see to warrant me going, though. I'll probably decide when they announce the Saturday headliner. If it's Meshuggah or someone like that I might be tempted if I have the money.(Original post by Serentonin)
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Who else is going to Boltfest tomorrow? I can't wait, after all my assignments, and putting up with my housemates, I'm looking forward to it so much. Also going home for easter as well, so getting the train back, dropping my stuff off, then back into London.
Benediction, Bolt Thrower, and AUTOPSY! -
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I should probably start listening to more of the "classic death metal" bands like that. Bolt Thrower are decent but what I've heard of them is extremely limited.
In other news, new Burzum sucks, according to RYM.
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Re: Rock and Metal Society(Original post by Obfuscator)
I dunno, He seems to use the same few chord progressions in every song. I know it's not his intention to make varied music, but really to me this sounds pretty much the same as Fallen...
Yeah. Instead of releasing the past 3 albums (not including From the Depths of Darkness, which was just pointless) he shoulda just released one album's worth of good material, because, at a push, that's what they have between them.
The new pictures are pretty funny though, so I guess he wins points there.

WW2 CROSSBOWCOMBAT VIKING VARG TO CHILDern

behind a tree 6___6
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Re: Rock and Metal Society(Original post by concubine)
Yeah. Instead of releasing the past 3 albums (not including From the Depths of Darkness, which was just pointless) he shoulda just released one album's worth of good material, because, at a push, that's what they have between them.
The new pictures are pretty funny though, so I guess he wins points there.

WW2 CROSSBOWCOMBAT VIKING VARG TO CHILDern

behind a tree 6___6
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Re: Rock and Metal SocietyDID YOU FIND THEM?(Original post by metalthrashin'mad)
lost my tickets for boltfest, spent 2 hours solid looking
That must be horrible.
Also, I think there's about 70 minutes of good music across Belus and Fallen (although I haven't heard Umpitskar, if that's how you spell it, yet), so I'd say two albums, but not two slightly overlong albums like those two.
I've got a few gigs coming up over the next few months; Paradise Lost, Insomnium and Vreid in a couple of weeks (none of them are personal favourites, but it's nice to not have to spend £20 on trains in addition to ticket prices), Diamond ****ING Head (although I've heard they're a little washed up now) in July and Bloodstock. -
Re: Rock and Metal SocietyNo I didn't. Sitting in ****ty Slough knowing Autopsy are playing. So much bad luck lately, not fair. Autopsy are probably my favourite DM band, and there won't be a lineup as good as that for a long time.(Original post by TheDefiniteArticle)
DID YOU FIND THEM?
That must be horrible.
Also, I think there's about 70 minutes of good music across Belus and Fallen (although I haven't heard Umpitskar, if that's how you spell it, yet), so I'd say two albums, but not two slightly overlong albums like those two.
I've got a few gigs coming up over the next few months; Paradise Lost, Insomnium and Vreid in a couple of weeks (none of them are personal favourites, but it's nice to not have to spend £20 on trains in addition to ticket prices), Diamond ****ING Head (although I've heard they're a little washed up now) in July and Bloodstock.
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Has anyone listened to any of the Escaping the Ordinary compilations? Pretty sweet mix of rock/metal et al., something for everyone, I think. Personally I think I pretty much like every track
Free downloads as well, so it's a nice way to boost your collection quite easily. Give it a chance even if you don't like a couple of tracks, there's a lot of good stuff on there
That must be horrible.