What Are You Listening To Now IV? *ARCHIVE*

[Drageuth]

Disturbed - Fear

Very different song. I dunno why my brother is listening to it other than the rather grinding voice of the lead singer that Andj00 seems to love.

[Edgecrusher]

Strapping Young Lad - Force Fed

Dev brings out some cleaner vocals in this song, and as always Genes constant and extremely fast double bass drumming is present.

[Daz]

Black Sabbath - N.I.B.

Kick arse bass intro, and the song is kind of catchy. I hope I can learn this with my 'band' if we're good enough (or when we're good enough). I think I could do most of the guitar parts, but some will need quite a bit of practice, for speed and that. But I'm doubtful that my bassist friend could do the intro...

[Slim]

Is that the version with Les Claypool playing the bass?

Metallica - Metal Militia...

Learnt the first riff. Now I'm trying to know the song well enough to learn the other ones. Off Kill Em All, their "Thrashest" album, although I still say all the earlier albums are thrash...

[Hangman]

Tool - Schism

This tune is awesome. After reading the drumming music in Rhythm magazine, I had to listen to this song. Why has it taken me so long to realise how good Tool are?

[Daz]

Originally posted by Johnny Wonderpants
Is that the version with Les Claypool playing the bass?

To be honest, I have no idea...

Metallica - Seek & Destroy

When Johnny mentioned Kill 'em All it made me want to put it on again. I love Seek & Destroy, I want to convince my 'band' to learn it. But they haven't heard it, and they think all the Metallica stuff is too fast, and they aren't fast enough to pull it off. This song is not really fast, but not really slow either, so there may be a chance for us to learn it (well except for the solo of course)...

[Slim]

Smashing Pumpkins - Glass And The Ghost Children

Rare it is, that the Smashing Pumpkins do 10 minute epic songs, but tis is some of their best work. Off the Machina album, it's completely different to anything they've ever done. Am I the only one who thinks Machina is one of the most underrated albums in history? Considering the praise Siamese Dream gets...

[Hangman]

Machina II is also a greatly under rated album too, well worth the download. Shame it never did get released publicly...


Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight, Tonight

The second track off Mellon Collie, this is the first Smashing Pumpkins song I can remember hearing. It's still one of my favorites today.

[Slim]

True, I really like Machina II aswell. If only I could get my hands on one of those 25 copies made...

Spiral Architect - Insect

The Dillinger Escape Plan, Meshuggah, bah! This is seriously the most complex stuff time wise I've ever heard. 4/4 is definitely not their friend...

[Hangman]

Originally posted by Johnny Wonderpants
True, I really like Machina II aswell. If only I could get my hands on one of those 25 copies made...

You'd have a hard time finding a copy

Nirvana - D-7

One of my favorite covers performed by Nirvana, it's a real shame this missed out being released on Incesticide, but at least it made its way onto the Lithium single and the promotional Hormoaning EP.

[NaturalMystic]

Avenged Sevenfold - Chapter 4

this song is cool, its off the the madden 2004 ps2 soundtrack...thats where i first heard this song, i love the beginning and the pre verse thingy, the singing is actually cool for a lil screaming in the back...i like his voice...very good song! The chorus is really cool

[ClimbTheNRG]

Avenged 7fold is so good, even though they're all screamer and stuff they're still pretty good.

but right now my song is

Saves The Day ~ Sell My Old Clothes, I'm Off To Heaven

I usually don't like Saves The Day, but I like this song. I don't know why, but I do. I'm weird like that sometimes

[Slim]

Yes - Long Distance Runaround

From the Fragile album, released the same year as Close To The Edge. The bassline, like most of those on this album, is highly infectious...

[Edgecrusher]

Originally posted by Johnny Wonderpants
Is that the version with Les Claypool playing the bass?

Metallica - Metal Militia...

Learnt the first riff. Now I'm trying to know the song well enough to learn the other ones. Off Kill Em All, their "Thrashest" album, although I still say all the earlier albums are thrash...

It sure is their "Thrashest" album, and i'd consider everything up to Justice be thrash, and god damn Metal Militia is tiring to play.

Metallica - Whiplash

I love this song, it's a hard decision but i'd have to say this is my favourite off Kill Em All, which is a very underated Metallica album.

[Drageuth]

Evanescence - Going Under

An overplayed song, but I really like it. The music video is awesome - Amy Lee + gothic look = uber-sexiness.