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Trivium. Like half a year ago I made a thread asking for metal recommendations and someone showed me Down From the Sky. I thought it was decent so I got it and a couple other songs. Then I remember listening to it on my iPod the next day and I was like"Wow this is actually pretty good." I got some more songs and they kept growing on me. Now I have all their albums except for Ember to Inferno.
Either Deli Creeps or Smashing Pumpkins, i luv them both anyway.KiIIyouWhat triggered your love for them? I've always been fond of Smashing Pumpkins, but I think that's mostly because I miss the nineties.
[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Either Deli Creeps or Smashing Pumpkins, i luv them both anyway.YouAmStupidWhat triggered your love for them? I've always been fond of Smashing Pumpkins, but I think that's mostly because I miss the nineties.First album i bought that i actually loved all the tracks were from them (pumpkins), so i guess i'm being a little nostalgic.
[QUOTE="YouAmStupid"][QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Either Deli Creeps or Smashing Pumpkins, i luv them both anyway.KiIIyouWhat triggered your love for them? I've always been fond of Smashing Pumpkins, but I think that's mostly because I miss the nineties.First album i bought that i actually loved all the tracks were from them (pumpkins), so i guess i'm being a little nostalgic. That's exactly how I am with Modest Mouse. I love that band. If I discovered them today, though, I might not be that interested.
I never say the 'n word' I'm not a racist.
And Iron Maiden are the greatest thing the world has ever known.
I actually just wrote a blog about my recent music hunting endeavors. Here it goes:
Today I listened to this song for the first time while at Subway. I awkwardly laughed out loud as people watched. Go watch it. Now.
Alright, as of recent I have begun listening to a different set of music than in the past. It's a sort of Christian indie folk rock... or something. Basically, I have in the past really liked some of Sufjan Steven's music especially that which has more explicit Christian symbolism. To put it mildly, I absolutely love his sty|e of music.
Over the past few days I have sought to find more artists who follow his same genre. One extremely similar group is that of the Welcome Wagon. Why the similarity? This is Sufjan's pastor and the pastor's wife. Sufjan also helped produce their work.
Here are a few other songs/artists that I have found that I like. Not all are Christian btw:
Bon Iver
Half-Handed Cloud (especially Eyes Peeled which you can download free here)
Pedro the Lion (Not Christian but Christian symbolism, sometimes negative though)
David Bazan (Same as above as he's in the previous group. Once Christian turned agnostic.)
I shall end my blog about songs with this song by John Mark McMillan. I absolutely LOVE this song. "The man Jesus Christ laid death in his grave."
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It changes all the ****ing time. I find a band/song I love, and then I just sit there and abuse it until I grow sick of listening to it.
Currently it's Powerglove, though Blind Guardian is in a mad dash of taking the title right now.
I suppose it would be Smashing Pumpkins or Muse. It changes a lot though
And no, I have never used the N word. I don't like nachos. :P
Either Deli Creeps or Smashing Pumpkins, i luv them both anyway.KiIIyouI thought you would say Buckethead before The Pumpkins. :P
My favorite is either between The Smashing Pumpkins Bjork or Sonc Youth.
I thought you would say Buckethead before The Pumpkins. :P[QUOTE="KiIIyou"]Either Deli Creeps or Smashing Pumpkins, i luv them both anyway.mexicangordo
My favorite is either between The Smashing Pumpkins Bjork or Sonc Youth.
But Bucket is a part of the Deli Creeps :)Please Log In to post.
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