Bands that make you strangely angry

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MoreSpaceEcho
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Post by MoreSpaceEcho » Tue May 15, 2007 12:47 pm

i bet it's good for you too.

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Post by holidayhell » Tue May 15, 2007 1:08 pm

Red Hot Chili Peppers have always made me mad but now its gone up a knoch. Must be they put out another crap album.

And bands who cover Nintendo/game music.

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Post by mjau » Tue May 15, 2007 1:13 pm

holidayhell wrote:knoch.
I'm not the spelling police or anything, but good God man.

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Post by Meriphew » Tue May 15, 2007 1:29 pm

mjau wrote:
holidayhell wrote:knoch.
I'm not the spelling police or anything, but good God man.
LOL!! That's exactly what I was going to post - then I read your reply. Somebody kneeds to break out the diktionknary.

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Post by MoreSpaceEcho » Tue May 15, 2007 1:55 pm

haha. you gotta give him points for creativity though. that's really a stretch.

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Post by DefD » Tue May 15, 2007 3:07 pm

holidayhell wrote:And bands who cover Nintendo/game music.
i used to like that but it got very old very fast.

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Post by Spark » Tue May 15, 2007 5:54 pm

versuviusx wrote:i agree with 100% of what everyone said except alice in chains.
in my opinion that shit rocks. i only wish i could have seen them in concert.

I dig them too. Dirt is one of my favorite disks of the 90s.

I saw them open for the Clash of the Titans tour (of all the movie titles to borrow, why that one?!!?). The Slayer crowd didnt dig them at all and booed them off the stage after a few songs. It was a good show though...

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Post by johnny7 » Wed May 16, 2007 2:19 pm

wintershed wrote:I think it's funny that bands are covering songs I hated by the original artists. l:
Speaking of covers, what is up with covering a tune and not changing a thing? i just heard Death Cab playing a Freedie Johnson song note for note.!?!
Now I actually like the original and the cover was fine as far as imitation goes. But why not just record yourself saying "We wish we wrote this song-we wish we wrote this song-we wish we wrote this song"?

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Post by DefD » Wed May 16, 2007 2:35 pm

johnny7 wrote:
wintershed wrote:I think it's funny that bands are covering songs I hated by the original artists. l:
Speaking of covers, what is up with covering a tune and not changing a thing? i just heard Death Cab playing a Freedie Johnson song note for note.!?!
Now I actually like the original and the cover was fine as far as imitation goes. But why not just record yourself saying "We wish we wrote this song-we wish we wrote this song-we wish we wrote this song"?
some people treat covers of songs by their heroes like they're some kind of holy relic that cannot be altered.
that's copying, not covering, and i think it's best left in the rehearsal room.
talk about idol worship.

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Post by kdarr » Wed May 16, 2007 8:52 pm

"House of Jealous Lovers" by The Rapture.

That guy's cat-screech voice makes me want to commit Seppuku.







with a spoon.

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Post by stevebozz » Wed May 16, 2007 10:37 pm

The Smiths
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Help me love again

Post by treble king » Thu May 17, 2007 12:12 am

My own band makes me strangely angry much of the time. I'd blame it on quitting smoking, but I was angry before that.

Nu-country, especially the 'I'm a Super-Patriot', racist, 'I have roots, 'cause I grew up poor' kind. And all the rest.
X-tian music, makes me want to eat babies starting with Jesus, just to make it stop at the source.
Anything nu-metal, bonus hatred for eXtreme movie soundtracks, or anything Spiderman-ready.
Screamy bullshit. Yeah. Your daddy hit you. Talk it out.
Emo-monotone. I will give you something to drone sadly about. Extra rage if you are influenced by Screamy bullshit.
American Idol. Though the fact that the producers and assistants have to listen to the same 16 songs hundreds of thousands of times mitigates it somewhat. A hell of their own making...
Punk/metal acts who think they invented the genre, and the asshole fans who act like they did.
Acoustic guitar songwriters who get a band, and don't change what they're playing accordingly. Or those that don't immediately sever their hands and heads.
Dave Matthews and his followers, many and legion.
Smooth jazz, Kenny G, and things I'm forced to listen to on hold. I will kill you, customer service person.
Any more YouTube covers of the shreddin'-ist Canon in D.
Sad girls playing out of tune Walmart guitars singing songs about how they'll never love again.
Any song using the words, 'Dreams', 'Girl', or 'Forever'.
Any song that refers to itself, eg. "...and that's why I wrote this song". *shudder*
Everything this guy's done. Seriously, check out anything. Rage.
Splash cymbals and 5 string basses, and the drummers and bass players that love them.
Bands that use makeup or masks that aren't KISS.
Bands that are KISS.
Techno or any alternate that encourage the use of hula-hoops, glow sticks, or that goddamn crystal ball that, whoa! he almost dropped it! or did he? oooooh!
White-guy blues, or anyone who lusts after an SRV relic strat.
Cover bands that specialize in Mustang Sally. That song was the reason behind VT, I know it.
Cover bands that play any of the above.

I totally love all your guys' shit though.
I'm in for two, and I can pay.

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Re: Help me love again

Post by mjau » Thu May 17, 2007 6:56 am

treble king wrote:Bands that use makeup or masks that aren't KISS.
Bands that are KISS.
Nice.

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Re: Help me love again

Post by JASIII » Thu May 17, 2007 8:22 am

treble king wrote: Dave Matthews and his followers, many and legion.
Wow, it took until page 4 for someone to mention dave matthews. we are slipping here folks, let's pull it together.

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Post by kayagum » Thu May 17, 2007 8:59 am

This may not count, but pretty much any music review from the last several years makes me ballistic.

I swear, these reviews (particularly from Spin and Pitchforkmedia.com) are written by the same self-important pretentious kids you wanted to throttle in your freshman English classes.

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