Bump because I haven't listened to this album in a while but it's just as glorious as I remembered:
Bump because I haven't listened to this album in a while but it's just as glorious as I remembered:
I’ve been listening to a lot of demon hunter recently, it popped up on my Blindside pandora channel and has been pretty good!
I laughed way too hard at this.
#1 still makes me laugh, and I saw it when it first aired.
It's loud and fast, and I have had them heavy rotation lately.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
That was pretty awesome actually!
Kind of reminds me of this, just because of the awesomeness of the kids, and the vocals.
In reply to java230 :
I saw an O'Keefe foundation cover of a song I liked a while back.
The kids they have are crazy-talented. Like, how do you get that much skill at that age? Most people spend the kids' whole lifetime to be half as good.
Ohhhhh, so glad to see a metal thread on here! My band is actually getting ready to release our second album. I just need to finish up the artwork and send it to our label. Here's us playing a song of ours earlier this year. We like that fast stuff. I'm the singer/guitarist:
Knurled. said:In reply to java230 :
I saw an O'Keefe foundation cover of a song I liked a while back.
The kids they have are crazy-talented. Like, how do you get that much skill at that age? Most people spend the kids' whole lifetime to be half as good.
I know a guy who went to a similar music school. Incredibly talented and can basically do anything on a guitar. I think some of it is growing up in the internet age where kids can sit in front of a computer and get lessons on how to play almost anything that perks their interest. From a young age, pretty much all he did was play music. A "tell" is how they often strap the guitar on. My old bass-player asked "why do these kids all seem to play with the guitar in their armpit?" I answered, "Because they learned to play by sitting in front of a computer for hours on end with the guitar relatively high - when they stand up, they strap the guitar in a similar position. We basically learned to play standing up."
Even today, when I practice I tend to play standing up.
I'll be home over Thanksgiving week and will try to get some guitars photographed and posted for sale here if anyone is interested. I really need to get the collection paired down a bit.
Also, can someone send me a FB link/invite to the "big" Awesome Cheap Guitars group? When I search I only seem to see the smaller group (with 1.3K members).
In reply to Knurled. :
They have a bunch of good ones honestly. And some seriously crazy talented kids. Its a pretty awesome program, be under 18, apply, and if accepted they will provide the studio, training and instruments. Pretty damn cool.
There is one group that did a few Pantera covers recently that are damn good.
irish44j said:Knurled. said:In reply to irish44j :
Sabaton, or Manowar? I'd classify both as cheesy to be honest...
Sabaton. Cheesy, but not in a Dragonforce kind of way...
I friggin' love that Dragonforce is a unit of cheesiness, like "on a scale of 1 to Dragonforce, i give the Vornado a six."
In reply to java230 :
Cool, glad you enjoyed it. Here's another one--and go see them live. It's a fast, fierce performance.
And playing in the office today: early Rush.
David S. Wallens said:And playing in the office today: early Rush.
did you get up at seven, yeah? and go to work at nine?
i friggin' love their self-titled debut album.
AngryCorvair said:David S. Wallens said:And playing in the office today: early Rush.
did you get up at seven, yeah? and go to work at nine?
i friggin' love their self-titled debut album.
That's the only Rush song I can even come close to playing. And it's got the perfect groove.
Mechinas new album is out. Their discography is basically a scifi novel as metal albums and it's great E36 M3.
infinitenexus said:Ohhhhh, so glad to see a metal thread on here! My band is actually getting ready to release our second album. I just need to finish up the artwork and send it to our label. Here's us playing a song of ours earlier this year. We like that fast stuff. I'm the singer/guitarist:
goddamn now i wanna berkeleying suplex somebody! definitely should not listen to this at work!
Lo-fi indie meets black metal, with fretless bass and guitar, and no click track:
The other night I saw Grammy-nominated Death Angel. When he mentioned the nomination, the place erupted: Grammy! Grammy! Grammy!
Then he added that, no matter what you think about the Grammys, they got the nomination by delivering classic Bay Area thrash metal so just the nomination is a win for all of us.
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