What are you listening to?

[TkoK83Spy]

Throwback Thursday


https://youtu.be/yP4dFHSd-iw

[vivi]

https://youtu.be/EFyO1xxdz-8

Just finished Mirror Mirror.

[Evil D]

Currently hooked on these guys.


https://youtu.be/LBAXZto ... adeRecords


Sadly no, they do not actually dress like this :D

[TkoK83Spy]

First heard them on XM radio, that song has a different vibe from other songs I've heard. I like it!

Now that I've FINALLY figured out how to embed videos, I'll probably be blowing up this thread often...sorry for anybody that doesn't like punk/metal/death metal/deathcore :p

[Evil D]

First heard them on XM radio, that song has a different vibe from other songs I've heard. I like it!

Now that I've FINALLY figured out how to embed videos, I'll probably be blowing up this thread often...sorry for anybody that doesn't like punk/metal/death metal/deathcore :p

That whole album is a lot more melodic than their previous two albums but I kinda prefer it.

I get this beginning riff stuck in my head every time I hear it.
https://youtu.be/Zx-r8M6 ... adeRecords

[vivi]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3R1eUfVxOGI

Don't know much about qawwali music, but I've always enjoyed this beat.

[shunsui]

This is Russian Collusion

https://youtu.be/fpFhEp9RUJA

[TkoK83Spy]

The band that made me fall in love with metal music as a 12-13 year old kid. Still to this day, I think Anselmo is one of the best to ever do it. So much power and passion in his vocals, but also very clear so you can understand the lyrics (which admittedly, a lot of the stuff I listen to...I have no idea what their saying haha)

This is a really good song in my opinion, pretty powerful stuff.


https://youtu.be/wltMwOCU_2A

[Bloke]

https://youtu.be/G6nsdyqYCg0

[ThomC]

The band that made me fall in love with metal music as a 12-13 year old kid. Still to this day, I think Anselmo is one of the best to ever do it. So much power and passion in his vocals, but also very clear so you can understand the lyrics (which admittedly, a lot of the stuff I listen to...I have no idea what their saying haha)

This is a really good song in my opinion, pretty powerful stuff.


https://youtu.be/wltMwOCU_2A

Did a workout yesterday evening blaring Pantera in my ears. I'm burning everywhere today, so I'd say it helps :D
I prefer Cowboys, Driven and Vulgar among their other albums, but Trendkill has a few classics too

[ThomC]

The band that made me fall in love with metal music as a 12-13 year old kid. Still to this day, I think Anselmo is one of the best to ever do it. So much power and passion in his vocals, but also very clear so you can understand the lyrics (which admittedly, a lot of the stuff I listen to...I have no idea what their saying haha)

This is a really good song in my opinion, pretty powerful stuff.

Btw I think Chuck Schuldiner's a better vocalist in the sense that he had a broad array of voices on hand, and obviously wrote some of the best early death metal tracks, including all of Symbolic.
But I'm getting a kick out of this one a lot too.
https://youtu.be/hE8tNBV4E2w

[TkoK83Spy]

The band that made me fall in love with metal music as a 12-13 year old kid. Still to this day, I think Anselmo is one of the best to ever do it. So much power and passion in his vocals, but also very clear so you can understand the lyrics (which admittedly, a lot of the stuff I listen to...I have no idea what their saying haha)

This is a really good song in my opinion, pretty powerful stuff.


https://youtu.be/wltMwOCU_2A

Did a workout yesterday evening blaring Pantera in my ears. I'm burning everywhere today, so I'd say it helps :D
I prefer Cowboys, Driven and Vulgar among their other albums, but Trendkill has a few classics too

I agree! I remember specifically the song Slaughtered off of Far Beyond Driven did it for me. I'll never forget that feeling like, whaaaaatttt...I didn't know music could make me feel like this :cool:

Coming from a house where my mom would clean on Sundays, blaring the Beatles and Beach Boys. This was totally new to me and made me feel alive, as corny as that sounds.

[vivi]

The band that made me fall in love with metal music as a 12-13 year old kid. Still to this day, I think Anselmo is one of the best to ever do it. So much power and passion in his vocals, but also very clear so you can understand the lyrics (which admittedly, a lot of the stuff I listen to...I have no idea what their saying haha)

This is a really good song in my opinion, pretty powerful stuff.

Btw I think Chuck Schuldiner's a better vocalist in the sense that he had a broad array of voices on hand, and obviously wrote some of the best early death metal tracks, including all of Symbolic.
But I'm getting a kick out of this one a lot too.
https://youtu.be/hE8tNBV4E2w

Love that album

[VashHash]

https://youtu.be/per9Wz0N-QA

[JD Spydo]

https://youtu.be/qvQa04JP73o

https://youtu.be/NcakT7wxIwI

Jim

Jim when I was a Junior in High School (1971) when I got "The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus" for my Birthday that year from a great friend. I literally wore one copy out I played it so much. And I had a really decent turntable with a high dollar stylus and still wore it out :D I also had it on Cassette in my car and played it a lot as well. SPIRIT was a great band and Randy California was such a great guitar player that even Jimi Hendrix even spoke well of him in a "Rolling Stone" magazine article just before Hendrix died. And Ed Cassidy the Drummer of the group was Randy's step-dad if you can believe that.

Our local radio stations played "I Got A Line On You" almost daily for about 5 years. Needless to say the group was well loved here in KC.

[Bloke]

https://youtu.be/D53bXipP_30

[James Y]

https://youtu.be/qvQa04JP73o

https://youtu.be/NcakT7wxIwI

Jim

Jim when I was a Junior in High School (1971) when I got "The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus" for my Birthday that year from a great friend. I literally wore one copy out I played it so much. And I had a really decent turntable with a high dollar stylus and still wore it out :D I also had it on Cassette in my car and played it a lot as well. SPIRIT was a great band and Randy California was such a great guitar player that even Jimi Hendrix even spoke well of him in a "Rolling Stone" magazine article just before Hendrix died. And Ed Cassidy the Drummer of the group was Randy's step-dad if you can believe that.

Our local radio stations played "I Got A Line On You" almost daily for about 5 years. Needless to say the group was well loved here in KC.

Hi, Joe.

I first heard ‘The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus’ when I was 8 years old, also in 1971. My older sister had bought the album, and she and her girl friends listened to it a lot. A few years later, at age 11, I bought my own copy when I started buying my own records. Which may sound weird, but because of my older siblings, my musical tastes were already well-developed at an early age.

Randy California died a hero; he saved his son from drowning in the ocean in Hawaii, but he ended up drowning himself.

This album still stands out as one of my all-time favorites.

Jim

[James Y]

:D

https://youtu.be/8zi5FdRTV5M

Jim

[James Y]

Janis Joplin recorded this song 3 days before she died.

https://youtu.be/-H7YULkiLIA

Jim

[James Y]

https://youtu.be/w369aBf5SF4

Jim