wendy carlos -- i dont understand ppl like that. not to be mean. i think its a waste of money, just like everything else thats sold in the world other than glu / dr cds. anyhoo...
clockwork orange-- im gonna start a new thread
What songs give you the chills?
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Today I listened to an album that I haven't touched in years. Infliction by Scheer. I forgot how much I loved this CD.
They were a hard rock band with a girl singer who kind of sounded like the one from the Sundays. One funny review called them Pantera in bedroom slippers. The music wasn't nearly that hard but it gives you an idea of their mix of hard and soft. Loud noisy guitar and this sweet sounding Irish chick.
They were a hard rock band with a girl singer who kind of sounded like the one from the Sundays. One funny review called them Pantera in bedroom slippers. The music wasn't nearly that hard but it gives you an idea of their mix of hard and soft. Loud noisy guitar and this sweet sounding Irish chick.
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medicatedtotheoneilove
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Primus was my favorite band in like 5th grade until like 8th grade when I started listening to other stuff. I hadn't listened to them in like 2 years and a week ago I started to again. I got all kinds of new appreciation for them now, I look at their songs much differently in a much more musical way. When I was young I think I just liked them cause they are funny and crazy and their lyrics were "silly". Now I really appreciate the talent and instrumentation and songwriting of it.
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silvercrank
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silvercrank
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silvercrank
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i just bought becoming x the other week...i cant believe i missed that msg you posted... omg so good.draven wrote:Cool..... Its always refreshing when you rediscover an old album you have.... That happened to me with Sneaker Pimps....
goat makes this board entertaining, so dont you greg, gthesob and fiveliter and fireangelaw etc
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silvercrank
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"so don't you" i have a haboit of saying that when i mean "so do you"
the "n't" just sound so COOL!! ok ok jk.
i know nothing about sneaker piumps except i went to their official site the day i got the cd and they are getting a new singer...i guess the original one quit? no but i shoudl go check out the otld one too...i only found out how cool the sneaker pimps songs were because of myspace. i heard tracks of their first one...i just dont own it.
the "n't" just sound so COOL!! ok ok jk.
i know nothing about sneaker piumps except i went to their official site the day i got the cd and they are getting a new singer...i guess the original one quit? no but i shoudl go check out the otld one too...i only found out how cool the sneaker pimps songs were because of myspace. i heard tracks of their first one...i just dont own it.
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Fiveliter302
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Speaking of Manson, personally I love his/their song "The Apple of Sodom" the best. Such a good, creepy song. I'll never forget when I first heard of Manson (circa 1995/96) in my friends Dodge Shadow full blast. He had giant 15's. The first track of Portrait of an American Family was so awesome (the Willy Wonka quote).