POLL - The WEAKEST LINK of AMERICAN BANDS - (Championship) ROUND 3
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Metallica1ThoughtKnown said:OffSheGoes35 said:Are sub-genres really necessary? Let's just do away with those. Keep it simple.0
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R.E.M.Crue is awesome. I enjoy them more knowing how many hate them. Fuck all y'all.
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R.E.M.I'm in the middle of a Ennio Morricone film music collection play. After that, I'm putting some Crue on!
(How is that for a juxtaposition. Ha)
I will have to turn it down, considerably, since I am in office today and I don't want people walking by my office to be frightened.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
R.E.M.For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.0 -
R.E.M.tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.
(Not saying Crue and PJ are alike, just a commonality in how I feel about their first five records, each )The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
R.E.M.@MedozK
An idea to tuck away if you find interesting....
Best film soundtracks.
Have we done anything with that yet?
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R.E.M.F Me In The Brain said:tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.
(Not saying Crue and PJ are alike, just a commonality in how I feel about their first five records, each )0 -
R.E.M.I tried but never could get into those.
Still have the first five (and especially first two) to make me happy and rock out.The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
MetallicaOffSheGoes35 said:1ThoughtKnown said:OffSheGoes35 said:Are sub-genres really necessary? Let's just do away with those. Keep it simple.Once again, you can choose to ignore what people use to label things, but those labels aren’t going away.0
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MetallicaF Me In The Brain said:Crue is awesome. I enjoy them more knowing how many hate them. Fuck all y'all.
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18 year old dancer on stage and otherwise not being able to sing convinced me they had gotten the last dollar out of my pocket. One of the worst concerts I’ve ever seen, Tommy Lee’s roller coaster drum solo couldn’t even save it.
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Metallica1ThoughtKnown said:OffSheGoes35 said:1ThoughtKnown said:OffSheGoes35 said:Are sub-genres really necessary? Let's just do away with those. Keep it simple.Once again, you can choose to ignore what people use to label things, but those labels aren’t going away.0
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Metallicatempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.I’m only saying I’ve never heard Maiden called a hair metal band, ever. Anyone who knows anything about the timeline of music knows that Maiden pre-dates hair metal. Hair-metal bands were no doubt influenced by Maiden.Easy to explain about Pumpkins and STP. One had a song on a soundtrack of a movie about Seattle and were relatively unknown until that point. STPs first single singing sure sounded a lot like PJ. They wouldn’t be grunge bands in my book, but they were hard to pigeonhole so they got lumped in, completely to their benefit judging by record sales.
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MetallicaF Me In The Brain said:@MedozK
An idea to tuck away if you find interesting....
Best film soundtracks.
Have we done anything with that yet?
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R.E.M.1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.I’m only saying I’ve never heard Maiden called a hair metal band, ever. Anyone who knows anything about the timeline of music knows that Maiden pre-dates hair metal. Hair-metal bands were no doubt influenced by Maiden.Easy to explain about Pumpkins and STP. One had a song on a soundtrack of a movie about Seattle and were relatively unknown until that point. STPs first single singing sure sounded a lot like PJ. They wouldn’t be grunge bands in my book, but they were hard to pigeonhole so they got lumped in, completely to their benefit judging by record sales.
Bush and Blind Melon can get lumped in there w Grunge too. Being of the same era it happens like you said of being pigeonholed.
Anyone w an ear could tell that that the two bands sounded nothing alike. First song was Sex Type Thing. I often wonder what people hear? I giggled also when Scott Stap was rumored to be Vedders brother because they sounded alike. They too sound nothing alike. You have a baritone voice and they all sound alike? That always drove me nuts. Life of Agony must have been EV's side project...
Good stuff 1Thought, I appreciate it.
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Metallicatempo_n_groove said:1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.I’m only saying I’ve never heard Maiden called a hair metal band, ever. Anyone who knows anything about the timeline of music knows that Maiden pre-dates hair metal. Hair-metal bands were no doubt influenced by Maiden.Easy to explain about Pumpkins and STP. One had a song on a soundtrack of a movie about Seattle and were relatively unknown until that point. STPs first single singing sure sounded a lot like PJ. They wouldn’t be grunge bands in my book, but they were hard to pigeonhole so they got lumped in, completely to their benefit judging by record sales.
Bush and Blind Melon can get lumped in there w Grunge too. Being of the same era it happens like you said of being pigeonholed.
Anyone w an ear could tell that that the two bands sounded nothing alike. First song was Sex Type Thing. I often wonder what people hear? I giggled also when Scott Stap was rumored to be Vedders brother because they sounded alike. They too sound nothing alike. You have a baritone voice and they all sound alike? That always drove me nuts. Life of Agony must have been EV's side project...
Good stuff 1Thought, I appreciate it.It is good stuff tng!0 -
R.E.M.1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.I’m only saying I’ve never heard Maiden called a hair metal band, ever. Anyone who knows anything about the timeline of music knows that Maiden pre-dates hair metal. Hair-metal bands were no doubt influenced by Maiden.Easy to explain about Pumpkins and STP. One had a song on a soundtrack of a movie about Seattle and were relatively unknown until that point. STPs first single singing sure sounded a lot like PJ. They wouldn’t be grunge bands in my book, but they were hard to pigeonhole so they got lumped in, completely to their benefit judging by record sales.
Bush and Blind Melon can get lumped in there w Grunge too. Being of the same era it happens like you said of being pigeonholed.
Anyone w an ear could tell that that the two bands sounded nothing alike. First song was Sex Type Thing. I often wonder what people hear? I giggled also when Scott Stap was rumored to be Vedders brother because they sounded alike. They too sound nothing alike. You have a baritone voice and they all sound alike? That always drove me nuts. Life of Agony must have been EV's side project...
Good stuff 1Thought, I appreciate it.It is good stuff tng!0 -
Metallicatempo_n_groove said:1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:1ThoughtKnown said:tempo_n_groove said:For those that don't believe the Iron Maiden Hair metal thing just type it on ebay and see what pops up. There are many confused people. I wouldn't say it if it wasn't a thing people.
The later bands from Seattle most definitely got lumped into the "grunge" category. There was a musical movement that happened and bands like Smashing Pumpkins and STP were a part of it, similar in ways but were not friggin grunge...
@F Me I love me some Motley Crue. I tend to like the heavier songs though. Live Wire, Wild Side and Red Hot.I’m only saying I’ve never heard Maiden called a hair metal band, ever. Anyone who knows anything about the timeline of music knows that Maiden pre-dates hair metal. Hair-metal bands were no doubt influenced by Maiden.Easy to explain about Pumpkins and STP. One had a song on a soundtrack of a movie about Seattle and were relatively unknown until that point. STPs first single singing sure sounded a lot like PJ. They wouldn’t be grunge bands in my book, but they were hard to pigeonhole so they got lumped in, completely to their benefit judging by record sales.
Bush and Blind Melon can get lumped in there w Grunge too. Being of the same era it happens like you said of being pigeonholed.
Anyone w an ear could tell that that the two bands sounded nothing alike. First song was Sex Type Thing. I often wonder what people hear? I giggled also when Scott Stap was rumored to be Vedders brother because they sounded alike. They too sound nothing alike. You have a baritone voice and they all sound alike? That always drove me nuts. Life of Agony must have been EV's side project...
Good stuff 1Thought, I appreciate it.It is good stuff tng!0 -
Soundgardenthere's nothing wrong with liking the crue. calling it hair metal doesn't automatically mean it's hated. I saw Crue 4 or 5 times. Nikki Sixx is a legendary songwriter.
Tempo, I don't doubt you've heard people call Maiden hair metal, I've just never heard that personally. And I used to be a down in the dirt metal head and still hang out with many. How can a band with a mascot like Eddie be called hair metal?
I always found it odd when I would see Blind Melon get lumped in with grunge. I mean, seriously, put them next to Mudhoney and tell me they are in the same universe musically. Blind Melon is neo-hippie music (and I love it). People (and marketing executives) just have this insatiable need to classify everything. which is how we got to PJ and STP and Pumpkins being grunge in the first place. all about marketing.
it's funny about Creed. the first time I saw them live it was at a festival. They had one or two of their first singles out, so they were popular, but still couldn't justify main stage. They were in the afternoon on the side stage; Scott Stapp was in full Seattle garb: flannel, doc martens, holding the mic like Ed and swaying back and forth like he used to do. The radio host the next morning went on a rant and ripped into him as a terrible Eddie impersonator (and this station was the presenter of the festival).Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
MetallicaI'm starting to get why the ladies don't hang around so much.I SAW PEARL JAM0
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Soundgardenyou're right. we should all try to tone down our online discussion on this online discussion board.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0
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