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D.o.S. wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

They're one of my desert island bands. I just hope this doesn't piss on the legacy.

Matt Pike is in the band.

He's in.

D.o.S. wrote:And High on Fire peaked in 2005, so...

You're out.

Sorry buddy, you want to talk about pissing on a legacy?




Still love you, anyway.

If you don't think BBW is the best record they've done in the last decade I'm going to need your family's mailing address. It only seems right to send them a card expressing my condolences that you've suffered severe brain damage.

But I guess if you weren't there at the beginning the new stuff probably sounds just as good.

You're a dingbat.
BBW is still my favourite after all these years and I remember hearing Blood from Zion when I was like 17 (which is a very long time ago now) and thinking, "this is quite possibly the best thing ever."
All I'm saying is have a little faith in tin foil man, fat chess teacher and guy from band of manly angry men.

And you are 1000% correct on snakes.
New output has been consistent and not shit, though. And they still kill it live so I'm not complaining.

All I'm saying is have a little faith in tin foil man, fat chess teacher and guy from band of manly angry men.

Al is skinny again, btw. Jerrysalem Garcia no more!

D.o.S. wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

If you don't think BBW is the best record they've done in the last decade I'm going to need your family's mailing address. It only seems right to send them a card expressing my condolences that you've suffered severe brain damage.

But I guess if you weren't there at the beginning the new stuff probably sounds just as good.

That album didn't come out in the last decade. It was released in 2005 so your statement isn't valid. I love the songs on Snakes but the production is weak. The title track is one of my favorite HoF songs ever though.

D.o.S. wrote:

All I'm saying is have a little faith in tin foil man, fat chess teacher and guy from band of manly angry men.

Al is skinny again, btw. Jerrysalem Garcia no more!

Things i didn't know.

Yeah, rickenb, it was good material but it just didn't sound like HoF should.

conky wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Snakes just sounds like 'shit': Wrong producer/band combination with the wrong sort of sheen.

I think Surrounded by Thieves is still my gun to the head favorite record but the title track on BBW makes that hard. Pre double-kick HoF>Later output, IMO. I think Kensel had back surgery or something, but once he started substituting his tom work with kicks the band lost 'something' (along with Pike's vocal problems and his new voice). Whatever, still love the band, still listen to their records, but the first three are where it's at, IMO.

This. His drumming was so great on the earlier stuff. When he added the second kick in there they sounded like Motorhead, especially with Matt Pike's emphysema vocals starting around then.

Sounding like Motörhead is a bad thing?

rickenbastard wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

If you don't think BBW is the best record they've done in the last decade I'm going to need your family's mailing address. It only seems right to send them a card expressing my condolences that you've suffered severe brain damage.

But I guess if you weren't there at the beginning the new stuff probably sounds just as good.

That album didn't come out in the last decade. It was released in 2005 so your statement isn't valid. I love the songs on Snakes but the production is weak. The title track is one of my favorite HoF songs ever though.

High on Fire didn't put out a record in 2016, either.

Scored a Concert Bass head at a pawn shop for $185. Pots and jacks are a little scratchy, but it's playable. Anyone play through a Concert Bass on guitar?

i went to one of my neighborhood places to grab a beer earlier and bartender was blasting dopesmoker

and it was good

rickenbastard wrote:

conky wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Snakes just sounds like 'shit': Wrong producer/band combination with the wrong sort of sheen.

I think Surrounded by Thieves is still my gun to the head favorite record but the title track on BBW makes that hard. Pre double-kick HoF>Later output, IMO. I think Kensel had back surgery or something, but once he started substituting his tom work with kicks the band lost 'something' (along with Pike's vocal problems and his new voice). Whatever, still love the band, still listen to their records, but the first three are where it's at, IMO.

This. His drumming was so great on the earlier stuff. When he added the second kick in there they sounded like Motorhead, especially with Matt Pike's emphysema vocals starting around then.

Sounding like Motörhead is a bad thing?

Yall gonna shun me from here but aside from one or two songs I can't stand them. Love their attitude, but their songs are kinda boring to me. I feel the same way about Sleep and Electric Wizard, too.

I still love you but I can't even fathom that.

The Art of Self Defense 4 lyfe.

christianatl wrote:The Art of Self Defense 4 lyfe.

Werd.

D.o.S. wrote:I still love you but I can't even fathom that.

Conky hooked me up with his old Torch set from BLK TRI after he snatched up the new vulcan set. Thanks again dude.

Looking forward to hear what they sound like as I have been lusting after the BLK TRI instagram for a while. I currently have a black winter in my main guitar which is ok but I find myself liking the split coil sound of it better than the full humbucker. Makes me kinda want to try the new blk tri telecaster pickup with a humbucker or p90 in the neck.

Iommic Pope wrote:

christianatl wrote:The Art of Self Defense 4 lyfe.

Werd.

The amount of times that part of 10,000 Years whether it's the drum intro or that monster bassline pop into my head on a daily basis is absurd. I had no idea who High On Fire were, I had heard the name Sleep but I didn't even know what Matamp was at the time...I can't even recall the year (1998 or '99) but I went to see Neurosis at the Justice League in SF (now the Independent) and I just saw a stage filled with stacks with these amps that looked like Oranges but were Green. When George Rice layer into that bassline I was beyond hooked. Such an amazing show and insane tone that's never recovered from his parting with Joel.