Recommend me an album.

[northwind]

You have all the 3 Colours Red albums, but no Wildhearts, and you've never heard of Honeycrack or the Almighty. Therefore, I conclude you are some sort of pervert 3CR used to be uncharitably referred to as "lite Wildhearts", partly because Chris McCormack's brother Danny was the bass player in the Wildhearts, but also because it was pretty much true. If you like those three, you need to find either Earth Vs The WIidhearts or PHUQ by the Wildhearts, or their greatest hits. And Troublegum by Therapy? perhaps.

Also, Mad Capsule Markets You want some Pitchshifter, if you like that. The album www.pitchshifter.com... And, Fear Factory I reckon.

Originally Posted by northwind

. And Troublegum by Therapy? perhaps.

When I heard that I thought Therapy? were going to go stratospheric.
I was right about Radiohead, and Jeff Buckley, wrong about dEUS (ideal crash) and soulwax, and Neutral Milk Hotel.

Speaking of nineties, like, Eliot Smiths XO is great. Public Enemy, Fear of a black planet. Belle and Sebastian : if youre feeling sinister. Talk Talk, laughing stock. All good bets.
Also Enter the WuTang.


Hmm. And, say from today Arcwelder, Xerxes.

Some of you young guns might have missed Soundgarden, if so give the album Badmotorfinger a go (Chris Cornell in his pre Audioslave days).

Also...

Fresh Cream, by Cream.
Survival, by Grand Funk Railroad.
Pungent Efflugent, by Ozric Tentacles (dub reggae/prog rock).

The best little secrets are kept, by Louis XIV
Smoke & Mirrors, by the Datsuns

Past present & future, Rob Zombie.

Pawn shop heart, Von Bondies

Who killed the Zutons, The Zutons.

Originally Posted by Xan173

Some of you young guns might have missed Soundgarden, if so give the album Badmotorfinger a go (Chris Cornell in his pre Auidoslave days).

+1

Originally Posted by alpinestarhero

Symphony X - The Oddessy

Matt

Couldn't find that so got Paradise Lost - listening to "Domination" reminds me of Hangar 18 by Megadeth.

Set the Wolrd on fire reminds me last years Eurovision winners, Lordi!

This stuff is weird dude, part classical, part cheese, part metal. If this was a weapon it'd be a rusty cut throat razor covered in bechemel sauce!

Originally Posted by sarah

+1

And as Sarah thinks this is worthy, here's a link to a strangely appropriate video on YouTube.

The music is Soundgarden's Rusty Cage, the video was a promo for an old computer game about biking and fighting- Road Rash.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSILEltroWc

Originally Posted by Xan173

And as Sarah thinks this is worthy, here's a link to a strangely appropriate video on YouTube.

The music is Soundgarden's Rusty Cage, the video was a promo for an old computer game about biking and fighting- Road Rash.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSILEltroWc

i made a cd for law and that song was on it

[dizzyblonde]

Paradise Lost born and bred in Halifax. my blokes known nick and his bro for years. my best mates bro used to live with greg. Top music too. White Zombie are fab and as fer chris cornell mmmmm still looks good after all these years singings not bad neither. tehee

[northwind]

Originally Posted by dizzyblonde

Paradise Lost born and bred in Halifax.

Are they still doing well in Germany? Insert your Davd Hasslehoff/Lederhosen joke here, of course. Very strange how the UK never really took to them, they had some great moments.

[dizzyblonde]

a lot of british metal bands are like that. its odd. When I was a wippersnapper went out with a guy that played for cradle of filth for a while before he wasted his guitaring talents on them (mieaow). They have a bigger following abroad but not my taste. Theres a hell of a lot of bands that came from Yorkshire too, just never get to be appreciated