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Administrator  Joined: April 2002 Posts: 4131 Location: Ireland Gender: 
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 Re: I made a HUGE mistakeghosts was pretty minimalistic, all instrumental, quite a few tracks don't have any guitar or bass.
Like I said, How to destroy angels sounds like NINs Ghosts with female vocals. I generally have little to no interest in imagery at all. _________________ Goth.nets resident Atlantean (Thanks to Nephele) David Bowie - All the Madmen lastfm |
| Fri Jul 23, 2010 7:52 am |
 
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GAF  Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender: 
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake AngryInch wrote: I respect what some of the industrial musicians are trying to do, but, speaking personally, any industrial music that does not have a metal edge can be without a doubt some of the most mindnumbingly BORING music ever created [and yes, there is the odd exception]. Industrial-orientated music i genuinely like: Killing Joke Some recent Fields of the Nephilim [not totally industrial metal, but a strong influence on it] Some Rammstein -- Thu Jul 22, 2010 2:14 pm -- I think that I'm allowing my annoyance with Trent Reznor as a person interfere with my appreciation of his music, some of which is admittedly quite good. Damn solemn, self-important, self-righteous prick! HA! You can add Maynard Keenan to the running for 'Biggest Douche'! Milky, I agree. "Nothing to see here, move along!" _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:11 am |
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Cania  Joined: May 2009 Posts: 1643 Location: Under A Rock Gender:
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake spiderlimbs wrote: Maybe we can expect an album of lullabies soon.rofl I would probably listen to that just for the novelty of it all, but I have a feeling I'd end up finding it as boring as Tina Root's solo album. _________________ I'm on Last.fm, Facebook, Deviant Art, HearseSpace |
| Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:27 pm |
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Maladomini  Joined: October 2005 Posts: 528 Location: Madison, WI Gender:
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake Wolfmammy wrote: HA! You can add Maynard Keenan to the running for 'Biggest Douche'! I'm not sure anyone can top Lars Ulrich in that regard. At least Tool has talent (mainly thanks to Danny Carey)... _________________ "Paved roads aren't exactly a new innovation, but you still manage to get excited every time you see someone get run over." -The Onion Horoscope (Aquarius) |
| Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:44 am |
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Nessus  Joined: December 2004 Posts: 2740 Location: Osaka, Japan Gender: 
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake Tool is the ultimate in American visual kei...... their visuals and music videos are awesome, but without it, the music sounds nothing more than ultra boring, repetitive alternative rock.
In fact, I feel much the same way about Manson, Him, Emilie Autumn, etc. etc. etc. Metallica may have sucked balls both physically and musically since the 90s, but in the 80s, they still kicked ass.... _________________ Righteousness is the root of all evil. |
| Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:09 am |
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GAF Joined: March 2009 Posts: 9286 Location: Alvin, TX Gender:
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake .....and then To-san comes in & demolishes the thread.
 _________________ Merciful Shadows I'm on the quest for immortality here people! Down with death!! ~ Carpi In America, law violates you! ~ Arq |
| Wed Jul 28, 2010 12:55 pm |
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Maladomini Joined: October 2005 Posts: 528 Location: Madison, WI Gender:
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Re: I made a HUGE mistake centurion wrote: Tool is the ultimate in American visual kei...... their visuals and music videos are awesome, but without it, the music sounds nothing more than ultra boring, repetitive alternative rock. In fact, I feel much the same way about Manson, Him, Emilie Autumn, etc. etc. etc. Metallica may have sucked balls both physically and musically since the 90s, but in the 80s, they still kicked ass.... Tool fits into the progressive/psychedelic rock category far better than the realm of "Alternative rock." I am, of course, referring mostly to their album "Lateralus," since I view it as their most "artsy" creation. A veritable synergy of visceral and cerebral elements (this is both reflected in their music, and lyrics). They employ an atypical use of song-structure, word painting, and most notably, the drums. I also appreciate their cleverness with sacred geometry. That's why I like Tool, anyway.  _________________ "Paved roads aren't exactly a new innovation, but you still manage to get excited every time you see someone get run over." -The Onion Horoscope (Aquarius) |
| Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:11 pm |
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