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More American bands should be more like The Foo Fighters... That is all.
Rod Good Deal! Agedhorse
Originally Posted by Yer Blues Just do what you can do and what you want to do and don't worry about the other stuff. The world is round and everyone is ...
Started by rodclement on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at harmony-central):
And let....
Agreed.
Well, not all of us can be from one of the biggest bands ever, switch instruments, become of creativity sets the bar exceedingly high, don't you think? What band in the past 20 years would profile Love The Foo Fighters...
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What is the difference? I can hear a classic heavy metal and a thrash metal influence on both, and to me bands within those genres basically sound the same? I haven't heard much speed metal, so maybe that's the reason?
While discussing feel free to suggest...
Started by powermetalrules on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ultimate-guitar):
But is it only me that thinks the american Speed/power metal bands sound too much alike? I think Jag Panzer.
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Opening Bands. Any word who will be playing with the Chilis? Particularly for the North American tour In May and June?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stadium-arcadium):
Be an awesome opening band but fools gold were sw t.
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I'm with Joe on this one, I mean all bands are gonna be influenced by other bands obviously (Bird calls rip off tubers pretty bad), but as long as there as at least SOMETHING that seperates you from those bands It's OK. Bands such as disclose can seriously...
Started by Sam K on
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by 12 people.
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I've seen a friends band described as a mixture of three obscure emo bands from the 90s that probably in the main, the fact that bands can often sound like your favourite band playing b-sides with 40 a flyer and it reads "....
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Started by SalbassOfDoubt on
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by 2 people.
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I'm thinking.
NOT actual folk metal like Ensifirsum or Chthonic even those bands are awesome.
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I'm looking for bands with a pop-punk sound/emo influences with cleaner guitar like Saves The Day on Stay What You Are, but no so mathy like late 90's emo bands like American Football, etc.
Any recommendations?
Started by xHoodieWeather on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at absolutepunk):
Definitely going to pick up the album.
Cleaner sounding bands, but this band is definitely great.
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Rediscovering bands from your youth
Had an afternoon listening to offspring not done that in years, what bands have you grew out of but sometimes go back for a listen to.
Started by Simo429 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at liverpoolfc):
Because of the Kurt Cobain documentary that was on BBC4
I listened to a lot of American bands in my: ]
The Who were the first and best band I have seen live, never really liked Radiohead.
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Post of bands that have made a special memory Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. It's just that yours is stupid.
Started by spoonycalling1 on
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Tribute bands...cool or not? I'm contemplating it for the money, but I admit i would
feel a tad embarrassed. I'm talking a tribute band dedicated to
a single band like say RHCP or a Soundgarden tribute.
Cover bands are one thing. Tribute bands are another...
Started by sharkhamill on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at harmony-central):
I've seen 70's disco and 80'....
For us it's 60's soul/Motown.
It's working out very well and we get to play more variety than just one band.
What I do is a tribute to a genre, not any single band.
Getting teh "ghey" feelings about joining.
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Everyone is either a producer or artist.
Where did the guys who play the instruments go? Just to the studio?
Music needs bands in Black music again.
Started by FuriousStyles1 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at projectcovo):
Much as part of a band, especially if you ain't the star.
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