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I hear Rites of Spring.

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oh totally! I've no doubt they influenced so much of what I like.

edit: minutemen that is.

PeteeBee wrote:The minutemen are great! I'd love to do more this style of music but I can't whale away on guitar nearly that well haha

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We Jam Econo?!? Must find...!!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmKGusadv08[/youtube]

^^

Well, Minor Threat influenced Rites, and Rites invented Fugazi's sound.

To me... Kyuss is to QOTSA what Rites is to Fugazi. In all ways you might imagine.

Anyway, I concur, I respect the shit out of the Minutemen, and a lot of my favourite artists worship them (eg. Titus Andronicus). But I concur with people who are saying, I never got into them that much.

Plebian heresy, I'm sure.

Gonna try again.

The minutemen have an album that reminds me of red hot chili peppers, which is arguably my least favorite band ever. Double nickels on the dime is super good though. They're sort of a band where of you jump in at the wrong spot/album it is a little rough

casecandy wrote: Plebian heresy, I'm sure.

Correct.

Minutemen are unimpeachable.

Here's a great deleted scene from We Jam Econo that is on the bonus disc.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvAta5i4lFs[/youtube]

One Last Wish > Rites of Spring. You all know I'm right (rite).

It's a natural progression.

It is hard for me to talk about Rites of Spring as men, and not gods, therefore I shall abstain from this conversation before I get "all fucked up about it" LOL

Chankgeez wrote: It's a natural progression.

progression would imply 'better than' SO YES I AM RIGHT.




(I love them both, and wish I could play guitar like that embrace record).