TBOT is strange

[DeathFromBelow]

How did I miss this? (Oh Yeah, I'm drunk...) Alan Partridge is LORD!

 

[chuck norriss]

That's not strange, it's just hot, hot, HAWT!

buster poindexter over here.

 

[Tituscrow]

no way i remember i had these 3 albums around the same time

Yeah I know what year they came out.

I'm yanking your chain. Kvltness is enhanced by namedropping shizzle from as far back as possible.

Chronology doesn't matter.

 

[Tituscrow]

How did I miss this? (Oh Yeah, I'm drunk...) Alan Partridge is LORD!

 

[adi77]

Yeah I know what year they came out.

I'm yanking your chain. Kvltness is enhanced by namedropping shizzle from as far back as possible.

Chronology doesn't matter.

the only other album i heard was chaos a.d .. was into that stuff for those 2 or 3 years and in '90 i was 13.. how appropriate

 

[DeathFromBelow]

Sweet. Baby. JEEBUZ!

 

[adi77]

wow that should be another one: if you have not heard this music by the age of 13.. you must kill yourself... kvlt!!

 

[Tituscrow]

Sweet. Baby. JEEBUZ!

In Death - Is Life/Death. 13 minutes of Meshuggah at their absolute best.

Catch 33 is a quite stunning album. 10 years old I think.

 

[Tituscrow]

the only other album i heard was chaos a.d .. was into that stuff for those 2 or 3 years and in '90 i was 13.. how appropriate

I saw Clutch open for Sepultura back in 1990. I was 21.

 

[Darth Handsome]

I saw Clutch open for Sepultura back in 1990. I was 21.

Okay, this I can relate to. That Mussa-whateva doesn't cut it.

 

[adi77]

I saw Clutch open for Sepultura back in 1990. I was 21.

never heard of clutch.. i'll check it out

 

[Tituscrow]

never heard of clutch.. i'll check it out

If you're serious, the albums to check out, in this order, are:

Blast Tyrant
Clutch
Pure Rock Fury
Robot Hive
Earth Rocker

There are more, but consider this an initiation.

Prepare to have your mind blown by Neil Fallons songwriting.

 

[Darth Handsome]

If you're serious, the albums to check out, in this order, are:

Blast Tyrant
Clutch
Pure Rock Fury
Robot Hive
Earth Rocker

There are more, but consider this an initiation.

Prepare to have your mind blown by Neil Fallons songwriting.

Start him from the beginning. Always start from the beginning.

 

[DeathFromBelow]

In Death - Is Life/Death. 13 minutes of Meshuggah at their absolute best.

Catch 33 is a quite stunning album. 10 years old I think.

not really Mesh I was thinkin' bout. More Alan.

 

[adi77]

If you're serious, the albums to check out, in this order, are:

Blast Tyrant
Clutch
Pure Rock Fury
Robot Hive
Earth Rocker

There are more, but consider this an initiation.

Prepare to have your mind blown by Neil Fallons songwriting.

cool
my school buddy is the singer songwriter of a band in india called "bhayanak maut". he really writes some f'd up lyrics, they opened at the oslo fest twice.. worth chkg out.
they are right now recording a very crazy concept album about the perfect SK

 

[Tituscrow]

Start him from the beginning. Always start from the beginning.

Usually I'd agree, my hairy-assed friend...but Clutch's first album is NOTHING like the band they became. I must have seen those cats nearly 30 times live, and you're lucky if you even get one song from that first album these days.

It's not a bad album, but it's too niche to hook in any unschooled ears.

YMMV, but you'd be wrong.

 

[Darth Handsome]

Usually I'd agree, my hairy-assed friend...but Clutch's first album is NOTHING like the band they became. I must have seen those cats nearly 30 times live, and you're lucky if you even get one song from that first album these days.

It's not a bad album, but it's too niche to hook in any unschooled ears.

YMMV, but you'd be wrong.

It doesn't matter. You listen to the band grow. You grow as they grow.

 

[adi77]

saw meshuggah last year.. we were all playing at the NH7 festival.. i was blown away

 

[adi77]

i think they had a new drummer.. and he nailed it

 

[Tituscrow]

It doesn't matter. You listen to the band grow. You grow as they grow.

Yes. There's something very special about being with a band from the beginning.

It must be a bit like how you feel about me.