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Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:19 pm
by neonblack
I know this may be an unpopular opinion but I really prefer Toxicity over the System of a Down s/t
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:30 pm
by casecandy
neonblack wrote:I know this may be an unpopular opinion but I really prefer Toxicity over the System of a Down s/t
OBVIOUSLY!
My God, the S/T is just a warmup. There is nothing on
Toxicity that does not completely and utterly slay.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:32 pm
by casecandy
DUM-DUM-DUM-DUM
DUM-DUM-DUM-DUM
DUM-DUM-DUM-DUM
DA-DA-DA-DUM
they're tryna build a prison
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:39 pm
by Mudfuzz
repoman wrote:Invisible Man wrote:
Is buttrock a legit class, or is it more of an approach? There are some rad bands that sound buttrock-ish--but they are self-aware. The other bands that fall squarely in the crack of buttrock have a taint (hm?) of rape-iness or bro-tality, but there isn't really a buttrock sound, right?
I classify buttrock as rock that has the singer doing that thing with his voice where you clinch your jaw so all 'R's are really pronouced and kind of singing from the throat. I think Eddie Vedder was kind of the proto-type butt rocker vocalist.
Usually they like Mesa amps too.
TOP DEFINITION
Butt Rock
A popular term referring to a sub-genre of hard rock strongly influenced by post-grunge and nu metal. Originating in the mid-late 90s, butt rock is comprised of raspy vocals, similar to Pearl Jam, Creed, or Nirvana, backed with radio-friendly guitar riffs, drum beats, and basic bass lines.
Generally found on CBS owned radio stations across the Midwest, Great Plains, and Southwest, butt rock is overly commercialized, processed music that lacks innovation and creativity. Butt rock predominantly targets a demographic of blue collar workers, generally men 18-45, that drink cheap light beer, have a fascination with big trucks, avidly watch Monday Night Football, and are wannabe UFC fighters.
Women that listen to butt rock are usually huge fans of Guns N Roses, and are drawn to the sub-genre by the subconscious influence of corporate agenda, or out of sympathy for their significant other’s terrible local band.
Butt rock groups include Nickelback, Seether, Theory of a Deadman, 3 Doors Down, Breaking Benjamin, Staind, Puddle of Mudd, Three Days Grace, Five Finger Death Punch, amongst others.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:42 pm
by D.o.S.
casecandy wrote:There is nothing on Toxicity that does not completely and utterly slay.
As they say:
YASSSSS
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 10:45 pm
by Mudfuzz
Mudfuzz wrote:repoman wrote:Invisible Man wrote:
Is buttrock a legit class, or is it more of an approach? There are some rad bands that sound buttrock-ish--but they are self-aware. The other bands that fall squarely in the crack of buttrock have a taint (hm?) of rape-iness or bro-tality, but there isn't really a buttrock sound, right?
I classify buttrock as rock that has the singer doing that thing with his voice where you clinch your jaw so all 'R's are really pronouced and kind of singing from the throat. I think Eddie Vedder was kind of the proto-type butt rocker vocalist.
Usually they like Mesa amps too.
TOP DEFINITION
Butt Rock
A popular term referring to a sub-genre of hard rock strongly influenced by post-grunge and nu metal. Originating in the mid-late 90s, butt rock is comprised of raspy vocals, similar to Pearl Jam, Creed, or Nirvana, backed with radio-friendly guitar riffs, drum beats, and basic bass lines.
Generally found on CBS owned radio stations across the Midwest, Great Plains, and Southwest, butt rock is overly commercialized, processed music that lacks innovation and creativity. Butt rock predominantly targets a demographic of blue collar workers, generally men 18-45, that drink cheap light beer, have a fascination with big trucks, avidly watch Monday Night Football, and are wannabe UFC fighters.
Women that listen to butt rock are usually huge fans of Guns N Roses, and are drawn to the sub-genre by the subconscious influence of corporate agenda, or out of sympathy for their significant other’s terrible local band.
Butt rock groups include Nickelback, Seether, Theory of a Deadman, 3 Doors Down, Breaking Benjamin, Staind, Puddle of Mudd, Three Days Grace, Five Finger Death Punch, amongst others.
Meaning maybe y'all shudduh spent more time listening to early soundgarden instead of nickleback
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 12:26 am
by rustywire
They had songs other than
She Hates Me?
WRT Soundgarden. Louder Than Love is buttrocky...but BMF & SU are legendary.
Black Hole Sun was the biggest summer song of 1994 and its super creepy video is a classic MTV played every day before the channel turned into Lifetime-Jr.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 7:32 am
by Invisible Man
casecandy wrote:Soundgarden is archetypically pure buttrock. Platonic, even.
This is Invisible Man not taking the bait.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 7:33 am
by Invisible Man
Though Platonic Buttrock is a good name for a cover band.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 8:35 am
by Iommic Pope
Early Soundgarden is total cheesedick glam rock meets weird art noise punk in places (see Hiro Yamamoto's era for more details), but fuck it's good.
Their self titled album is severely overlooked.
By the time they get to the slick radio rock of Down on the Upside, they're aware of how ridiculous it's all gotten, but they still hold it down enough to write some kick ass riffs, some trippy leads and interludes, hang shit on Bily Corgan AND quit with some dignity still in tact.
The recent reunion wouldn't have tarnished their legacy had they not released new material.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 8:45 am
by D.o.S.
Also Cornell can sing like a motherfucker, which isn't usually something associated with the bad kind of booty shaking stone.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 9:07 am
by Jwar
neonblack wrote:I know this may be an unpopular opinion but I really prefer Toxicity over the System of a Down s/t
You have GOT to be fucking kidding me. Toxicity was a good album the the self titled is there absolute best hands down.
Also there last like 3 albums were fucking awful IMO.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 3:12 pm
by Harry_Manback
casecandy wrote:There is nothing on Toxicity that does not completely and utterly slay.
I think this is the first time I've agreed with you on anything.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 4:53 pm
by Iommic Pope
D.o.S. wrote:Also Cornell can sing like a motherfucker, which isn't usually something associated with the bad kind of booty shaking stone.
Yeah his voice is fucking amazing.
It's a pity he got a spray tan, plucked his moustache to a laser line and douched out.
His first solo record is a nice collection of weird, singer songwritery, Beatles-esque pop, but everything after that blows hard.
Audioslave were cool, but the Citizen demos were just a bit more rad than the album.
Re: Puddle of Mudd
Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 8:58 pm
by casecandy
Harry_Manback wrote:casecandy wrote:There is nothing on Toxicity that does not completely and utterly slay.
I think this is the first time I've agreed with you on anything.
Like... like... fucking "Deer Dance," man!
PUSHING LITTLE CHILDREN
WITH THEIR FULLY AUTOMATICS
THEY LIKE TO PUSH THE WEAK AROUND
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck, I can't even get verbose about it, I just wanna start a pit guys
INTERNET PIT
That whispered bridge part...
Sploosh and/or thank you Based God