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manticle
Standing up for the Aussie Bottler
Cheers Adam. Loading it up now (slow internet).
Currently listening to a rehearsal of my recent live set. Any dark ambient/ambient industrial fans who brew all grain beer out there?
Just finished watching. Reaffirms why I can dislike most metal yet love this band.
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Fents
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Only started sounding **** since they made their new fandangled stadium rock band. when they were producing drum n bass they were amazing imo. Look up tunes like Vault, Spiral and even Another Planet on youtube. They were the new thing dnb needed but they got to big and the dnb fans chewed them up and spat them out the other end (have a search for their epic hollier than dnb thread on DogsOnAcid.com), they sold out and cashed in on their now DnB stadium rockand are all rockstar like now.
petesbrew
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Don't mind them, but whenever I hear pendulum, Id describe them as circus techno.
Makes me think of being at the circus and watching 20 clowns climbing out of a WRX.
Just listening to Groove Armada - Black Light
This album gets better with each listen.
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Of mice & men
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Ministry - New World Order. I didn't really think much of this song until I saw them at the Big Day Out in 1995...
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Nice Rukh, nice. Al Jourgensen is one crazy dude - The live album "In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up" has a permanent place in my car CD changer.
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petesbrew
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Back in the good ole days at Moore Park. How awesome.
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manticle
Standing up for the Aussie Bottler
Kevo - your avatar displays one of the best albums that band ever put out (possibly the best) but I struggle to listen to my old tapes and can't help but associate the politician with the musician.
Nice choice anyay - dirty almost punky Aussie Garage rock with a point.
Nice choice anyay - dirty almost punky Aussie Garage rock with a point.
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Meshuggah - Obzen.
Looks like:
Sounds like:
Any frustrated drummers, (me), will appreciate the kick drumming on this track is other worldly.
I just love a band who can submit you with the use of polyrythm's, syncopation and yelling.
Looks like:
Sounds like:
Any frustrated drummers, (me), will appreciate the kick drumming on this track is other worldly.
I just love a band who can submit you with the use of polyrythm's, syncopation and yelling.
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MitchDudarko
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As soon as the shops open, I'm off to get that Meshuggah album. They've come so far since Destroy, Erase, Improve
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The great thing about the Break is that it's almost the Oils, but with no lyrics and no agenda (seemingly).
Just some great musicians playing some great music. I haven't listened to much Oils for a long time now - but tend to focus more on the music than the lyrics now anyway. the musicianship is excellent, that's what drew me to the Oils in the first place - not the politics.
A pity, as he has a lot to offer I think, but hard to shake off the past.
