Share your favorite tunes here...
Share your favorite tunes here...
I'll continue the rockabilly theme(and what car is that at 0:19?):
New sub-categorization: one-man bands!
Some more blood...
You want blood? (You got it):
What a cautionary tale for rocking too long: Bon's dead, Brian's deaf, Malcom has dementia and Phil's in the klink for hiring hitmen. To add the final nail in the coffin, they hired Axl Rose to round out their tour staff.
schwim wrote:
You want blood? (You got it)
I had hoped you post this one... Perfect reply man!
schwim wrote:
...the final nail in the coffin, they hired Axl Rose to round out their tour staff.
:shock: :shock: :shock: Oh dear...
schwim wrote:
What a cautionary tale for rocking too long...
I'm not willing to post any of the latest Lemmy vids here. There are many around "documenting" his last days on stage... It's too sad.
However I totally respect that he continued to Rock & Roll until the very end!
Instedead check out this one...
Lemmy kept his artistic integrity throughout his whole career. Not many classic rock acts(AC/DC included, sadly) can say the same.
This is a tough one. First instinct is to go with "songs Dave Grohl guest-drummed on" but I'm instead going to post another bass playing lead singer:
Neat aside: Tom Waits provided voice for Tommy the Cat in that song.
Another PS: Not my favorite song of theirs. This and this are tied for that spot.
Primus - very cool stuff! Let me add another "oldie"...
Dave Navarro played with RHCP for an album's time. We'll take a look at his more well known gig:
Hey, what do you know? Flea's hanging out with them :D
Hmmm... After a good deal of thought I vote for the steel pan theme...
Not rock really but great for some chill out...
Very nice! How about a song that sounds eerily familiar to it?
Incidentally, the first song of theirs I ever learned on the guitar.
Tool! My brother love'em... And the Sober vid is simply awesome!
Ok then for some weird & gloomy stuff...
The footage below is from the French short movie "Le Bunker de la Derniére Rafale" by Jean-Pierre Jeunet from 1981.
:wumpscut: used screenshots from this movie for the artwork of his Bunkertor 7 album.
The Bunkertor 7 video was done by a :wumpscut: fan. :wumpscut: also qualifies for the "on man band" category.
Please note: Wumpscut is no profascist and/or racist project/act – Free your mind for a second thought…
Wow, very cool and I've never heard it before. His singing style reminds me of this:
Some more :wumpscut: Tschüsch Domos, Soylent Green, Dr. Thodt, She's Dead (Kirlian Camera Remix).
Check out the movie "Le bunker de la dernière rafale" too: Part 1/2, Part 2/2
May be we alienate some visitors a bit with all that weird stuff. :lol:
Let's go a bit more mainstream again...
Well... Concerning the soundtrack at least...
What an incredibly influential band. There's so many covers to choose from but I'm going to go with Shinedown this time. It was a close race between them and Deftones :)
My absolute favorite from these guys, but it has to have the intro included.
Ok, I'm not that versed in (early) Thrash Metal but what about this one?
2 of my all time favorites
Wow, they were young then and Dexter's dreads! What a trend setter!
Incidentally, NOFX wrote this song when they were signed to Epitaph with Dexter and crew. They had had enough of the Offspring's "Woahs" :D
A little bit of ST:
And their alter-ego, Infectious Grooves:
I read something about the song where Mike Muir and Robert Trujillo said Ozzy was recording next door and how they used to go over and watch it happen, then talk to him and how Ozzy loved their stuff and thought they should do something together. Meanwhile, Ozzy said he didn't remember being part of the song and couldn't remember ever meeting them. Your brain on drugs.
This one totally slipped my mind...
Addendum to the Basket Case / Therapy theme... Ha-Haaa!
Brand new NIИ: