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Really are rubbish.
They're a cash-in on generic depressed teens who want nu-metal dumbed down even further for them.
"sick, so sick of this
I wanna slit my wrists"
accompanied by a fairly upbeat nu-metal guitar riff.
At least Papa Roach didnt sing it with smiles.
Guh.
They're a cash-in on generic depressed teens who want nu-metal dumbed down even further for them.
"sick, so sick of this
I wanna slit my wrists"
accompanied by a fairly upbeat nu-metal guitar riff.
At least Papa Roach didnt sing it with smiles.
Guh.
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mermoid wrote:
> Reefer wrote:
> Surprised that Metallica let him drum for them at Download, though.
>
> Well in terms of technical ability he's a lot better than the
> Metallica drummer (forget his stupid name) anyway, so their beats
> weren't a problem for him.
I saw a video of the performance, and he coped very well; Lars isn't quite as manic in style though; only in "Leper Messsiah" does he really go crazy, and his speed is very clear in early songs like "Motorbreath".
Blank wrote:
> They're all of the same ilk, just Yngwie has no sense of taste, class,
> or decency.
Yngwie is a damn good guitarist, though his music is often quite predictable- you could say his songs are arranged only so solos can be put in. Still, he has employed many accomplished musicians over the years, notably Joe Lynn Turner and Cozy Powell.
> Reefer wrote:
> Surprised that Metallica let him drum for them at Download, though.
>
> Well in terms of technical ability he's a lot better than the
> Metallica drummer (forget his stupid name) anyway, so their beats
> weren't a problem for him.
I saw a video of the performance, and he coped very well; Lars isn't quite as manic in style though; only in "Leper Messsiah" does he really go crazy, and his speed is very clear in early songs like "Motorbreath".
Blank wrote:
> They're all of the same ilk, just Yngwie has no sense of taste, class,
> or decency.
Yngwie is a damn good guitarist, though his music is often quite predictable- you could say his songs are arranged only so solos can be put in. Still, he has employed many accomplished musicians over the years, notably Joe Lynn Turner and Cozy Powell.
They're all of the same ilk, just Yngwie has no sense of taste, class, or decency.
Blank wrote:
> As I've been telling you for ages about guitarists, but you still
> listen to all those crapsters.
You know I don't actually listen to Yngwie?
I just go on about him to wind you up.
Steve Vai has some great, great songs though.
As does Joe Satriani.
> As I've been telling you for ages about guitarists, but you still
> listen to all those crapsters.
You know I don't actually listen to Yngwie?
I just go on about him to wind you up.
Steve Vai has some great, great songs though.
As does Joe Satriani.
Blank wrote:
> *Highly Excitable* wrote:
> I like Stone Sour whilst the other two suck my wang.
>
> That's a very specific condition to like a band under.
I'm extremely (sp?) picky.
> *Highly Excitable* wrote:
> I like Stone Sour whilst the other two suck my wang.
>
> That's a very specific condition to like a band under.
I'm extremely (sp?) picky.
mermoid wrote:
> Technical ability isn't the same as "good" though.
As I've been telling you for ages about guitarists, but you still listen to all those crapsters.
> Technical ability isn't the same as "good" though.
As I've been telling you for ages about guitarists, but you still listen to all those crapsters.
He played a bunch of gigs for Satyricon aswell as Metallica.
Thought you might want to know.
Thought you might want to know.
Reefer wrote:
> Surprised that Metallica let him drum for them at Download, though.
Well in terms of technical ability he's a lot better than the Metallica drummer (forget his stupid name) anyway, so their beats weren't a problem for him.
Technical ability isn't the same as "good" though.
> Surprised that Metallica let him drum for them at Download, though.
Well in terms of technical ability he's a lot better than the Metallica drummer (forget his stupid name) anyway, so their beats weren't a problem for him.
Technical ability isn't the same as "good" though.
*Highly Excitable* wrote:
> I like Stone Sour whilst the other two suck my wang.
That's a very specific condition to like a band under.
> I like Stone Sour whilst the other two suck my wang.
That's a very specific condition to like a band under.
Paradox: wrote:
> Still he is very energetic. The drum beats are usually very fast
> paced in Slipknot tracks, so he does a good job.
Is that a sign of good drumming? I don't know if it is or not.....not saying he isn't, but hell, AFI can do that, and they're not exactly musical Gods.
> Still he is very energetic. The drum beats are usually very fast
> paced in Slipknot tracks, so he does a good job.
Is that a sign of good drumming? I don't know if it is or not.....not saying he isn't, but hell, AFI can do that, and they're not exactly musical Gods.
phi11ip wrote:
> Stone Sour came after the Murderdolls.
Actually, Taylor was in Stone Sour BEFORE Slipknot, but just used his success with the 'knot to regenerate Stone Sour.
I know this simply because I like Stone Sour, whilst the other two suck my wang.
> Stone Sour came after the Murderdolls.
Actually, Taylor was in Stone Sour BEFORE Slipknot, but just used his success with the 'knot to regenerate Stone Sour.
I know this simply because I like Stone Sour, whilst the other two suck my wang.
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