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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
- Thread starter Korladis
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The Stooges- Raw Power
Alice Cooper- Love it to Death
QOTSA- st
Trouble - Manic Frustration
Solace - 13
That's five immediate "hell yeah" albums that have had endless staying power.
Alice Cooper- Love it to Death
QOTSA- st
Trouble - Manic Frustration
Solace - 13
That's five immediate "hell yeah" albums that have had endless staying power.
Titanarum - Spastis Progressivus Aggressiorum
Propagandhi- Potemkin City Limits
The Fartz - Because this shaging world still stinks
High On Fire - the art of self defense
Pallbearer- sorrow and extinction
If I thought about it too much, I'd come up with some different stuff, but this represents my punk past, how punk rock started to suck and then the Canadians changed the game, again. Then fast core, HOF, and the most beautiful vocals I have heard in a doom band. I used to be solely into punk and hip hop. And would stand my dad's classic rock records.
However, notable mention to Jimmy Hendrix Experience as being my first music purchase.
Got a 14x20 bass drum and 15x16 floor tom for $20. They've been stripped and painted black.
I'm gonna hand paint them, I wish my mind could do what my head saw. since I cant I'll have to do what I am capable of. Basically paint the shell then use a q tip to dot paint.
I'm gonna hand paint them, I wish my mind could do what my head saw. since I cant I'll have to do what I am capable of. Basically paint the shell then use a q tip to dot paint.
These are just some of the greatest rock and roll albums of all time.
Also, I love all Stooges, but there's nothing else like Fun House.
May give the nod to Killer re: Alice Cooper.
Chuck Berry - Greatest Hits
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
Yes - Fragile
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Howlin' Rain - The Russian Wilds
Honorable mention (thought of after as far as "woah" moments go):
Grand Funk - Live: The 1971 Tour
Jeff Beck Group - Beck-Ola
Led Zeppelin - II
The Beatles - The Red
Rose Hill Drive - Moon Is the New Earth
Aaaaaand in other news, going to pickup the 2000s tomorrow, then I'll be all "DAMN FOOLS, WHO WANTS TO TAKE 4x15s & TWO SUNNS TO THE FACE"
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
Yes - Fragile
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Howlin' Rain - The Russian Wilds
Honorable mention (thought of after as far as "woah" moments go):
Grand Funk - Live: The 1971 Tour
Jeff Beck Group - Beck-Ola
Led Zeppelin - II
The Beatles - The Red
Rose Hill Drive - Moon Is the New Earth
Aaaaaand in other news, going to pickup the 2000s tomorrow, then I'll be all "DAMN FOOLS, WHO WANTS TO TAKE 4x15s & TWO SUNNS TO THE FACE"
You'll probably see where I come from musically here, but hey, what the heck! Here goes:
1. Kreator - Enemy of God
2. Grand Magus - Hammer of the North
3. Immortal - Sons of Northern Darkness
4. Black Sabbath - Paranoid (War Pigs! Need I say more?)
5. Blind Guardian - A Night At The Opera (Started my "underground" metal ways... I am forever grateful.)
1. Kreator - Enemy of God
2. Grand Magus - Hammer of the North
3. Immortal - Sons of Northern Darkness
4. Black Sabbath - Paranoid (War Pigs! Need I say more?)
5. Blind Guardian - A Night At The Opera (Started my "underground" metal ways... I am forever grateful.)
As time's gone by, QOTSA's s/t has become my go-to album of theirs.
It is all from working too much. If I cut back to 40-50 hours a week it all goes away.
Black Sabbath-Black Sabbath
Sunshine and Technology- The Smith Street Band
A Matter of Life and Death- Iron Maiden
Vulgar Display of Power-Pantera
Acryphon-The Sword
Not my top 5 greatest albums, 5 I remember listening to and wanting to just put on repeat over and over.
Sunshine and Technology- The Smith Street Band
A Matter of Life and Death- Iron Maiden
Vulgar Display of Power-Pantera
Acryphon-The Sword
Not my top 5 greatest albums, 5 I remember listening to and wanting to just put on repeat over and over.
Oh yes! Used to listen to them a lot. Newer stuff is not up my alley, but the older albums...
Elephant Riders - Clutch
Blue Album - Weezer
Alice - Tom Waits
White Pepper - Ween
The Bends - Radiohead
I don't necessarily believe these are the best albums but they certainly caught my attention and I was drawn into them instantly.
Blue Album - Weezer
Alice - Tom Waits
White Pepper - Ween
The Bends - Radiohead
I don't necessarily believe these are the best albums but they certainly caught my attention and I was drawn into them instantly.
Black Sabbath- Black Sabbath
Primus - Pork Soda
Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
Red Fang - Red Fang
Mastodon - Blood Mountain
Wish I could list more.
Primus - Pork Soda
Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
Red Fang - Red Fang
Mastodon - Blood Mountain
Wish I could list more.
All of these were hugely influential for me. Nine Inch Nails and DT were my high school survival guide.
This guy. Right here. I think I am going to splurge on the golden lions after I get this ink in my skin btw.
Do you think there is another head that would compliment a 2000s well for a stereo clean/dirty rig?
