Wise sages of music, help me rock!
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Agonus,
Posted on: 2010-09-26 07:32 in Comic and Hero-Villain Culture
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There's also Otep, the girl from The Agonist, and Lucia from KMFDM.
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Originally Posted by Bill Z Bubba
.... A cute blonde with a voice straight outta hell. I'm disturbingly aroused.
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Tales of Judgment. Also here, instead of that other place.
good luck D.B.B.
Needs more Otep
I'd marry that girl.
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Dig it. Gods below, rage has got to be my favorite human emotion.
Be well, people of CoH.
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Hmmm.... looking at your list, I'd suggest something like:|
Originally Posted by Zortel
I have an urge for music. Heavy, heavy music. Classic albums from the greatest bands of the late 80's, 90's and the early 2000's.
I'm looking to order some great albums from Amazon.co.uk, and am looking for suggestions. Currently on the list I have: Soundgarden - Superunknown Alice in Chains - Dirt Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power Queen Adreena - Taxidermy. |
Sevendust - Sevendust
Tool - Aenima
Days of the New - Days of the New
Any other albums of Soundgarden and Alice in Chains
Pearl Jam - Any of first 5 albums (maybe the 6th) fit the genre. Most will swear just the first album, but you can decide for yourself.
Stone Temple Pilots - Purple, Core and 4 really hit the heavy mark.
@Rylas
Kill 'em all. Let XP sort 'em out.
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And the late great http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q401R0JtuFw who did it many years before.
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Originally Posted by Agonus
There's also Otep, the girl from The Agonist, and Lucia from KMFDM.
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It's true. This game is NOT rocket surgery. - BillZBubba
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And Carla Kihlstedt from Sleepytime Gorilla Museum. Also, she played violin for Tom Waits on the album Alice. Rock.
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Originally Posted by Agonus
There's also Otep, the girl from The Agonist, and Lucia from KMFDM.
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It might be worth your while to check out Amphibious Assault, it's an industrial project a couple of the gals from Kitty worked on with a guitarist I never heard of. Their full length District Six is very good, but their EP Of Better Days and Sin Eating is freakin' fantastic. Great band and really nice people; my last gig was opening for them in NYC, and they were so much cooler to us than any of the area bands we'd played with had ever been.
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Originally Posted by Bill Z Bubba
First link: The top comment sums up my feelings quite appropriately.
Second link: I own a Kittie album.  Edit: glad to know they're still out there rockin. |
ahhhh, this takes me back. lots of great examples already.
saw one mention of ministry, here's a second and a sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXCh9OhDiCI&feature=fvw
jourgensen also has one of my favourite covers ever with a side act known as "the revolting *male chickens* ": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6zqYSezqwo
a few mentions of tool and aenima, although i always preferred 'undertow' and this single from it (the video...is a bit ...different...to be sure... lynch's eraserhead would seem to be the closest thing to it) : http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...5671464035082#
a lot of great sound fusion out of that little slice of time.
/happy hunting
Kittens give Morbo gas.
Heavy music you say?
Currently loving the hell Out of Madder Mortem, progressive,heavy as hell, and their singer can sound like she is either an angel or demon.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G40Y4dv3jb8
Devin Townsend has a very diverse body of work to draw upon, some amazingly experimental and progressive.
however this is him just being heavy as all hell.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zfbY...eature=related
Orphaned Land.
Israeli heavy metal with lots of Arabian influences.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbCliCQnBUo
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Yay for giant space crabs!|
Originally Posted by Flarstux
I remembered a band from THIS decade that I liked enough to buy their album:
Eek a Giant Space Crab! |
They're from round my way and had a massive local following - one of the happiest things I ever did in my last job was phone up winners when we got secret gig tickets....
"Traaaaaaaceeeeeeeeeyy?"
"WHAT?"
"There's some laaaaasss on the phone says you got gig tickets."
"TARL 'IM TER BAWG ORF!"
"It's for the Barkleys or something?"
"THE WHA?"
(Me, quietly:"The Darkness".)
"The DAAARRKNESS."
...dead silence, followed by running footsteps, the sound of the phone being violently ripped out of some poor mother's hand and a scream that made my ears bleed for days.
They also, sadly, suffered from Terminal Second Album syndrome but were a glorious bright moment of comedy rawk in a dull, grunge-filled age. They shall be missed.
Also: thank you to GoliathBirdEater for bringing Arch Enemy to my notice. I like.
Some slightly different stuff:
GIRL IN A COMA:
See if you can spot who they're fans of(and signed them!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL68RhXvaXs
RODRIGO Y GABRIELA
If you're in a mellower mood, check these two out. They met while in a Brazilian death metal band - but found that they really loved playing classical Spanish guitar too. Adventures and hi-jinks ensue, and they get signed - playing stuff that rocks festival crowds more than any three WSB indie bands you can name, armed just with a couple of Roundbacks, their fingers, an amp stack and a little imagination...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0CsL...eature=related
Is it time for the dance of joy yet?
Hey Zortel, if you see this, don't forget to tune in tonight, I've got a couple of tracks for you in my set
Links in my sig, obviously 
We built this city on Rock and Roll!
Bonus #1. Bonus #2. Since we're talking rocker chicks, how about a band full of them?
Second link: I own a Kittie album.
Be well, people of CoH.