What band that broke up made you sad?

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

Did you use those noises in your music? That would be the innovative part.

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Why would I? Tom couldn't play if his life depended on it, and I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face if I were to play those tunes in public. Hell, I'd be ashamed to play them by myself.

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Originally Posted by Vomitore

I'm just saying he isn't very innovative.

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I think you need to look up the definition of innovative.

All this coming from a guy who was sad when Faith No More broke up.. lol.

You know, you can still listen to Hanson. :D

Aren't forums awesome? :D

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

I think you need to look up the definition of innovative.

All this coming from a guy who was sad when Faith No More broke up.. lol.

You know, you can still listen to Hanson. :D

Aren't forums awesome? :D

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However, FNM sounded like FNM. Pretty much no two FNM tunes really sounded alike. Plus I also said I never was a huge fan of them, but they came into my life at a time when I was getting back into music. I was just bummed when I heard they finally broke up.

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Originally Posted by Vomitore

However, FNM sounded like FNM. Pretty much no two FNM tunes really sounded alike. Plus I also said I never was a huge fan of them, but they came into my life at a time when I was getting back into music. I was just bummed when I heard they finally broke up.

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I'm just yanking your chain on the FNM. They weren't too bad. But, I don't think you give Tom Morello the credit he deserves. Just because what he does is "easy", it's still different. Not a lot of people play the guitar the way he does, which is what makes him great.

Now don't get me wrong, he's not the greatest guitarist ever. My vote would be SRV or Clapton. I wouldn't even fit hendrix into the greatest ever section of my music collection. That's not what we're here to discuss, but thought I'd mention it.

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

I'm just yanking your chain on the FNM. They weren't too bad. But, I don't think you give Tom Morello the credit he deserves. Just because what he does is "easy", it's still different. Not a lot of people play the guitar the way he does, which is what makes him great.

Now don't get me wrong, he's not the greatest guitarist ever. My vote would be SRV or Clapton. I wouldn't even fit hendrix into the greatest ever section of my music collection. That's not what we're here to discuss, but thought I'd mention it.

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It's cool though. I just hear so many people say how amazing Tom is. When Munky from Korn came in, here raved about Tom and I had to turn around 'cause I was about to laugh.

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Originally Posted by Vomitore

Yeah, but Galder is the man. Btw, OMC > Dimmu Borgir. I thought old Dimmu was ok, but nothing that killed me. The best symphonic BM band is still Emperor.

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Emperor for sure. But have you heard anorexia nervosa??? That some tough music man. Im really into aborym and abigail williams right now. But agreed Galder is the truth.

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Originally Posted by juddb

Emperor for sure. But have you heard anorexia nervosa??? That some tough music man. Im really into aborym and abigail williams right now. But agreed Galder is the truth.

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I'll have to check out some anorexia. I've been listening to Bathory's "Blood, Fire, Death" album A LOT! Also, Carcass' "Necroticism" has been on replay quite a bit again lately.

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

I don't really "get" why people listen to new hip hop with all the computer generated beats and off the wall song themes,

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That's too funny... and true. I used to have a website that would have a Rap Quote of the Week. Every week it was 4 lines of trash like this. It's hilarious in a pathetic and delinquent way.

If you're gonna talk great guitarists I'm surprised Satriani and Yngwie weren't on there.

Another vote for Sublime, I forgot to include them as it wasn't really breaking up.. it was Bradley dying. LBDA isn't nearly the same.

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Originally Posted by Vomitore

I'll have to check out some anorexia. I've been listening to Bathory's "Blood, Fire, Death" album A LOT! Also, Carcass' "Necroticism" has been on replay quite a bit again lately.

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Old school :gj:. also you might want to check out 1349, they are brutal as hell. Frost is there drummer now. Those guys are nuts.

You know who doesnt get much credit as a guitarist is Lexx icon. Hes a genius:D

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Originally Posted by juddb

Old school :gj:. also you might want to check out 1349, they are brutal as hell. Frost is there drummer now. Those guys are nuts.

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Hehe I got some on my iPod.

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

You know, you can still listen to Hanson. :D

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i'm a little embarassed to say, but i like hanson's new stuff...:oops:

I heard hanson plays grindcore nowadays:bolt:

Savage Garden... I really liked them :(

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Originally Posted by Christina

i'm a little embarassed to say, but i like hanson's new stuff...:oops:

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Lol, so does my girlfriend. I like to make fun of her for it.

Milli Vanilli

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Originally Posted by FIREball

Milli Vanilli

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Yeah, them or run DMC or Bread.

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Originally Posted by juddb

I heard hanson plays grindcore nowadays:bolt:

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no, they've got some really awesome sounding stuff now. the mmm bop boys are gone, and they've kind of matured! i like it. :P

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Originally Posted by Christina

no, they've got some really awesome sounding stuff now. the mmm bop boys are gone, and they've kind of matured! i like it. :P

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Yeah, it took them a while too. I thought girls were supposed to mature quickly..?

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

Now don't get me wrong, he's not the greatest guitarist ever. My vote would be SRV or Clapton. I wouldn't even fit hendrix into the greatest ever section of my music collection. That's not what we're here to discuss, but thought I'd mention it.

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Not even in the greatest section? I guess different tastes, I am easily impressed by someone who can run a base line with their thumb wrapped around while playing lead with his other fingers. I'm going to listen to machine gun now.

Alright, you either loved them or hated them, and I happened to like them alot (go ahead and bash me) but I was pretty bummed to hear Creed broke up, haha. I actually was a big fan of their music, not so much because of Scott Stapps vocals, even though they were pretty good, but for more of the total band, so I am glad the remaining band is now Alter Bridge, even though I do not like their music quite as much. Ok, let the flogging beging. :tears:

Slipknot isn't broken up....

They put out an album, tour for a long time, then take a break. With Stone Sour, the breaks are just a bit longer now.

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Originally Posted by Skoalbasher

Yeah, it took them a while too. I thought girls were supposed to mature quickly..?

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lol i'll give you that one. their old stuff was bad...

What about bands that we are glad, that broke up? I am a huge Morrissey fan, and personally I enjoy his solo work more than The Smiths' stuff, though they did have a few iconoclastic songs that were awesome too. But who knows if an artist's solo work, that is awesome, would have materialized if that artist had stayed with a former group?
I was upset about Pantera's loss of DimeBag (RIP) andI know that they had issues.. but Pantera just kicked ace in its whole.

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

What about bands that we are glad, that broke up? I am a huge Morrissey fan, and personally I enjoy his solo work more than The Smiths' stuff, though they did have a few iconoclastic songs that were awesome too. But who knows if an artist's solo work, that is awesome, would have materialized if that artist had stayed with a former group?
I was upset about Pantera's loss of DimeBag (RIP) andI know that they had issues.. but Pantera just kicked ace in its whole.

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What's funny is watching Phil in the old days. He was way more metal then, then he is now. Now he's just stoned out of his mind.

Definitely blink 182 so sad

Chris I don't know who told you Slipknot ISN'T broke up but I was at the final tour "2005 The Final Volume Tour" then they put out a cd... A LIVE CD (9.0 Live)... If they're in fact not broken up 3 years is the longest I've went without hearing any new material or seeing a show since 1999 when Joey jumped on board to play drums.