I like this. Calyx is kind of grimey (?) Drum'n'Bass dude. Songs share the distorted low bass. I think "Get Myself To You" is the best of them. Of course the more heard "Follow The Leader" is good too. "Follow The Leader" was the intro song in Midnight Club 3.
I love the way Albini conjures up these truly horrible character studies, like in the song above. Combine that with the music and you get one hell of a band
The song is on YouTube if anyone wants to listen...
I love the way Albini conjures up these truly horrible character studies, like in the song above. Combine that with the music and you get one hell of a band
The song is on YouTube if anyone wants to listen...
I love the way Albini conjures up these truly horrible character studies, like in the song above. Combine that with the music and you get one hell of a band
The song is on YouTube if anyone wants to listen...
Greatgone12
Here's a great Steve Albini interview.
Thanks :D
How do Rapeman and Shellac compare to Big Black? I need to get some of their albums
I love the way Albini conjures up these truly horrible character studies, like in the song above. Combine that with the music and you get one hell of a band
The song is on YouTube if anyone wants to listen...
zepman71
Here's a great Steve Albini interview.
Thanks :D
How do Rapeman and Shellac compare to Big Black? I need to get some of their albums
Rapeman will be hard to find, Shellac's good. Big Black is still the best.
I love the way Albini conjures up these truly horrible character studies, like in the song above. Combine that with the music and you get one hell of a band
The song is on YouTube if anyone wants to listen...
Greatgone12
Here's a great Steve Albini interview.
Thanks :D
How do Rapeman and Shellac compare to Big Black? I need to get some of their albums
Rapeman will be hard to find, Shellac's good. Big Black is still the best.
I see
I'm still missing some of their EP's...I have Atomizer, Songs... and The Hammer Party...
BTW, have you seen 'that' Headache cover? I don't wanna look at it cuz I'm squeamish :P
I wonder what the band would of sounded like if John Frusciante had went ahead and joined the band instead of joining the Chili Peppers. Cool band though.
I'm finally giving it a spin. And goddamn, M.I.A.'s cover of Jimmy Jimmy Aaja is amazing.
Greatgone12
Okay, I've finished listening to the album, but I'm going to listen to it a few more times before I pass final judgement. It's interesting and I dig it, but we'll see how much of that is due to the novelty of Western music that sounds distinctly South Asian.
I'm listening to Rephlex Radio, which is a two hour special that played on BBC I think on a Sunday at aroudn 2 am I do believe. It's all this stuff by a label called Rephlex that's owned by Richard D. James (Aphex Twin). The label specializes in something called 'brain dance'. These are teh people who kind of coined the term 'intelligent dance music', but not all of this is dance music. It's all very good. It sounds very young, very fresh, going at things from a new album, and it makes you move. Some of it is very, very aggressive, but then it softens up for about ten minutes with kids watching fireworks and some very pretty guitar. However, most of it is still electronic, and this piece goes to show how much diversity electronic music can have, which is of course, tremendous, potentially unlimited.
In an awesome note, I get to see Nine Inch Nails in concert, then four days later Disturbed, then two days after Disturbed, Metallica. I'm going to be deaf by the end, but it will be worth it.
One of the most intense songs ever written, imo. It's a great song to calm yourself down to. If you're ever feeling really angry then listen to this song. Works for me.
dracula_16
Never been much of a Slayer fan, especially Raining Blood. It's too intense for me, I wish I could like them, but I just can't get into them.
This song is so good. I don't know why I like it so much. Plus, the music video is fantastic.
Yagr_Zero
That music video is a modern classic. I really like "Everybody Get Dangerous" on the Red Album. It reminds me of hanging out with my friends, causing mischief :P
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