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Also! Fuck! I did listen to Kraftwerk, finally. It was all right. Sounds like they laid the ground for Mr. Roboto. So there's that.

Double also it was cool to hear the original version of The Model after so long with the Big Black version.

Even though i have a lot of love for josh homme, i still cringe when i remember that he reproduced with tim armstrongs ex wife.....

SPACERITUAL wrote:Even though i have a lot of love for josh homme, i still cringe when i remember that he reproduced with tim armstrongs ex wife.....

This whole saga is cringeworthy.

Like, saying "with his ex wife" implies that they had already broken up.

And that he didn't find out from a Rolling Stone photoshoot of her and Josh making out LOL

Didn't he write "Fall Back Down" about the whole debacle?

That happens and you poop out a thinly-veiled Chumbawumba cover, Tim.

NO WONDER BRODY LEFT YOU

I mean....rancid is unlistenable garbage anyway so its not like he could do any worse......

SPACERITUAL wrote:I mean....rancid is unlistenable garbage anyway so its not like he could do any worse......

I mean, I never liked them personally (at all) but I think denying the classic status of ...And Out Come The Wolves would be a bold and potentially ignorant statement

First Distillers album was legitimately pretty decent though... there was a time for like two months in 2003 when The Distillers were actually punk I think

Out Come The Wolves is a great record to put on when it's nice out. There can't be any argument there (except for Maxwell Murder).

D.o.S. wrote:Out Come The Wolves is a great record to put on when it's nice out. There can't be any argument there (except for Maxwell Murder).

+1, moreso if skateboards are even tangentially involved

The only problem I have with metalcore is the term has been used to diatribe two totally different "styles" of metal, so depending on how old you are means it either is stuff like the OP or what evoked Nu-metal…

Mudfuzz wrote:The only problem I have with metalcore is the term has been used to diatribe two totally different "styles" of metal, so depending on how old you are means it either is stuff like the OP or what evoked Nu-metal…

i feel the same about post-hardcore.
i only realized a couple of years ago what most people actually think that term means and it sure as hell isn't what i was using it for. *shiver*

backwardsvoyager wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:The only problem I have with metalcore is the term has been used to diatribe two totally different "styles" of metal, so depending on how old you are means it either is stuff like the OP or what evoked Nu-metal…

i feel the same about post-hardcore.
i only realized a couple of years ago what most people actually think that term means and it sure as hell isn't what i was using it for. *shiver*

Its disgusting how thrice appropriated post-hardcore culture to justify their slightly more edgy ataris schtick.

OH GOD DO YOU GUYS REMEMBER THIS TRASH???
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5vXuVrG08k[/youtube]

At least it isn't Biohazard...

Are they "post"? I thought they were basically considered second wave NYHC?

I always think of Metalcore as the sort of Shadows Fall, Killswitch, New England Wave of Heavy Metal with Breakdowns stuff?