rather good on later (this has probably all been said but i have just logged on)
hi all
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:19, archived)
Zwan sounded like they were playing in an empty hall, which they havent before.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:21, archived)
Plus she has nipples like barnacles.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:30, archived)
she never styrikes me as that great a bassist... and i didn't like a pefect circle (that was her previous band right?)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:26, archived)
Paz is in Zwan, whos from A Perfect Circle. And they rocked as well
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:28, archived)
Bird sang on early tricky records, now shes a solo artist...
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:35, archived)
Do, though you wouldnt know it if they didnt sticl that stuff on the promo cd. Top song "Need One" reminds me alot of Morcheba
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:41, archived)
terribly boring... metheney was as mindblowing as always pity he only did one song
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:37, archived)
did anyone else notice the strings he was using?
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:41, archived)
unusual tuning... aty first i wondered if it was nashville but i couldn't weork it out
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:43, archived)
some sort of high gauge mid sets and a thicker one instead of a high E. He must have used some open tuning, judging by the way he was playing.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:48, archived)
if it was a modal tuning
ed: never used one so its pure theorising
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:49, archived)
i reckon it was probably octave pair tuning though, seeing as he had the bass strings on it. It was definately open tuned though, cos of the way he was playing it, mostly open strings with chord alterations.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:53, archived)
basically... he's just a bit good (prefer john mclachlan though despite the pink suitedness)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:55, archived)
your right they did sound a little flat... they need to be played really loud in my opinion and that doesn't sound right on tv... i do like corgan and pajos guitar playing though
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:22, archived)
droning guitar style they have... its a little different, i guess you don't have any choice with 3 guitars
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:25, archived)
So yummy. And Jimmy is an underrated drummer.
The album is just a taster of good to come, kinda puts Audioslave to shame (apart from Cochise being an amazing single)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:26, archived)
but the new metallica album pisses on everything for the next three years.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:28, archived)
Audioslave album is very poor indeed. Cornell is very good with his voice, but musically its just, well not very good (I mean good chord changes, but thats was Rage, change a bit Tom you freaky headed guitar god)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:30, archived)
asking him to do something different would be like asking a leopard to change its spots. I thought it was a quality record, full of strong songs, and some fucking great riffs.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:31, archived)
decorative cherry, isn't it?
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(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:33, archived)
Like to rip that fucking switch out and stick it down his throat.
My prob is with stuff like "Like A Stone". That solo is dire. I mean dire. The song is good.
The record needed 4 more months work, and not Rick Rubin producing. then it might have been a bit more weightier. Zwan's album was much better for song.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:34, archived)
but i wasnt a fan of the pumpkins to begin with. Fact reamins though, St. Anger pisses on everything thats due to come out in the next three years.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:37, archived)
the heaviest thing theyve done in years. its got more energy than anything ive heard in the last 5 years. Its just a big FUCK YOU to people that accused em of selling out and to people that said they couldnt do this kind of music anymore.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:44, archived)
but still don't you think it starts to sound like a kinda parody of the stuff they were making... 15 (guess) years ago or so?
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:45, archived)
its much more modern, but the aggression is still the same. They just seem so focussed now.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:54, archived)
when it becomes agression for aggressions sake (dillinger escape plan anyone?) it starts to become almost manipulative in the way it plays with people who do actually feel those emotions very strongly
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:57, archived)
Lets see what non-die hard fans think, the true test...
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:46, archived)
they backed their record label in suing their fans that dared to try to share their songs online. despite the fact that they were charging $50 a head on their us tour to see them.
even though they are shit, have always been shit, and will always be shit.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:51, archived)
some nice use of slap back delay... delay effects are my new friends :)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:32, archived)
you can do some psycho riffs with it
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:34, archived)
but he is an amaaaaazing drummer... i have a live acoustic version of today and hes just awsome on it
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:29, archived)
His peers, and my friend rates him higher than Dave Ghrol and he loves Nirvana, so thats a high enough accolade I think.
Play with this and have fun
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:32, archived)
a fan of dave grohl... what he mostly seems to have on his records is a clarity of tone that not many rock drummers achieve (songs for the deaf being the ultimate case in point) and i think a lot of that falls to the awwwwwwsome producers he';s worked with
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:35, archived)
You'll find that the Queens of The Stone Age "Songs For The Deaf" (being the best rock album in many years) shows he is a super drummer now in his own right.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:37, archived)
but somehow... he's jsut a rock drummer... he doesn't do anything different he just does it wel... best rock drummer is the guy from sprung monkey
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:42, archived)
in a special way.
I once ejaculated into his shoes. FACT.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:24, archived)
He was really narked when he found out.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:31, archived)
they're also the most dull band i've ever seen live (leeds 2 years ago)
incidentally the best band i've ever seen live was mercury rev at the same festival... mindblowing
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:33, archived)
but the one thing i'd say is that live... grasshopper seemed a bit pants but still wow
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:53, archived)
and if you take your medication works you shouldn't feel wrong.
which puts you in a pretty fucked-up place.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 2:28, archived)