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Mudfuzz wrote:nope, not near load or dunk enough.

I'm gonna venture Guitar Wolf?
Those were loud and very, very drunk when I saw them.

Drunk beardos, writing down-tuned sludge about fighting and East-Coast American history/occult folklore.

Red Fang?

no way dude that's scissorfight for sure.

I too wanna know the scholarship one?

I know it's gonna be like OH, YEAH! HOW DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT! when it's guessed.

Iommic Pope wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:nope, not near load or dunk enough.

I'm gonna venture Guitar Wolf?
Those were loud and very, very drunk when I saw them.

D.o.S. wrote:no way dude that's scissorfight for sure.

My bae.

Mudfuzz wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:nope, not near load or dunk enough.

I'm gonna venture Guitar Wolf?
Those were loud and very, very drunk when I saw them.

YES.
This game rules.

How about....flub pop, with fuzz.

seriously? Urban cliches and DECADES of emulation? How about, I dunno, THE VELVET UNDERGROUND?

Lou grew up in Long Island, and he met Sterling when they were both at Syracuse University - they got Moe through her older brother, who also went there. John Cale got out of Wales and into the States on the basis of a Leonard Bernstein scholarship, which he quickly ditched in favour of playing 18-hour piano sessions with John Cage and working with La Monte Young in the Dream Syndicate. As far as I know, the only non-academic was Angus Maclise, but he wasn't in for very long - Doug Yule went to University too, not sure if he graduated or not.

weed_killer wrote:

Inconuucl wrote:Rednecks added too much gain to their wanky bluegrass record.

Pantera?

here's an easy one: middle class white college kids, one even with a paid scholarship, cash in on urban cliches, con decades of younger white college kids to continue emulating them for the rest of time.

The Stones

weed_killer wrote:seriously? Urban cliches and DECADES of emulation? How about, I dunno, THE VELVET UNDERGROUND?

Lou grew up in Long Island, and he met Sterling when they were both at Syracuse University - they got Moe through her older brother, who also went there. John Cale got out of Wales and into the States on the basis of a Leonard Bernstein scholarship, which he quickly ditched in favour of playing 18-hour piano sessions with John Cage and working with La Monte Young in the Dream Syndicate. As far as I know, the only non-academic was Angus Maclise, but he wasn't in for very long - Doug Yule went to University too, not sure if he graduated or not.

Well played. I thought urban cliches was a musical reference.

I don't get the 'urban cliches' part. VU's mannerism's always seemed strictly anti-cliche and modern, or at the very least ironic.

I'm sticking with the Stones.

Honestly... I don't see the clichés part, either. Very few people sang about S&M or drug addiction before Lou Reed. Was S&M a cliché in 1966?

Middle-aged prude leads band of dirty hookers to world domination, proselytizing teen angst and rage against the machine.

Stones could work too, except I don't think any of them had a scholarship and they didn't all go to college. I meant cliche more in the sense of walking around new york on speed dressed in all black and believing in your own self importance at 25, not so much the lyrics.

Harry_Manback wrote:Middle-aged prude leads band of dirty hookers to wold domination, proselytizing teen angst and rage against the machine.

If this isn't a typo you're talking about Michael Moorecock + Hawkwind.

D.o.S. wrote:

Harry_Manback wrote:Middle-aged prude leads band of dirty hookers to wold domination, proselytizing teen angst and rage against the machine.

If this isn't a typo you're talking about Michael Moorecock + Hawkwind.

HA HA

Fixed.