get off my lawn
Super_Randy wrote:
get off my lawn
Christ almighty, I find some disturbing stuff during my effort to mess with you:
Now that was entertaining! Here's a vid both of you may like...
And here are two you will dislike (most likely) but they support road rage driving IMHO... :D
And finally refering to the intro of the "Schaffer the Darklord" vid here's Mr. Jello Biafra et al...
That last one reminds me of this song by Ministry:
Which reminds me of:
And because you can't post a Rammstein video without posting this one:
and this one(I love their videos as much as their music):
Rammstein - a double edged sword to me. I really love their first album and saw them live in '96 which was awesome.
But after that... I don't know... They went sort of mainstream. And may be a bit too much straining after effect.
Anyway... I was tempted posting my favorite Rammstein song earlier in this thread.
By the way - a soundtrack too - Lost Highway is a great movie... Here we go:
As you probably know the song is a reference to the Ramstein air show disaster.
It was my birthday and some of the disturbing scenes were broadcast more or less live on TV back then.
The Rammstein song conveys the oppressive atmosphere very well.
Rammstein are popular in the US and I wonder if you get an idea of their lyrics.
To be honest I don't care about many English lyrics - I would do well to do so...
And now beware!
Maddel wrote:
Rammstein - a double edged sword to me. I really love their first album and saw them live in '96 which was awesome.
But after that... I don't know... They went sort of mainstream. And may be a bit too much straining after effect.
I don't mind bands striving to be more appealing to a larger audience but do lose interest in bands as they reinvent their identity. Rammstein, NIN, AC/DC, Metallica, Foo Fighters all fall into the group of bands I've quit grabbing the new albums of just because their direction no longer grabs me like their earlier stuff did. It's like childhood friendships. It often ends in growing apart due to various changing interests and passions. Nobody is a bad guy for it.
Maddel wrote:
Rammstein are popular in the US and I wonder if you get an idea of their lyrics.
To be honest I don't care about many English lyrics - I would do well to do so...
I only know what their songs mean because I search for it(like Mein teil, YUCK!) but I'm ok when I don't know the meaning to a song. There's a ton of English language music that I have no clue what they're talking about :) At least with Rammstein, their videos are so descriptive, you know they're making fun of Americans or poking fun at the glamorous rockstar lifestyle even when you don't speak the language.
Maddel wrote:
And now beware!
Fantastic!
One more for Randy:
Once again at the movies...
heard this on my way home from work today. liked it.
and just because its awesome, pirate metal.
What about some more Teutonic stuff? Check out this sort of a medieval interpretation of Iron Man...
Concerning the "lawn tiff"...
What about a race?
blink 182 back in the good ol' days
Maddel wrote:
What about some more Teutonic stuff? Check out this sort of a medieval interpretation of Iron Man...
I think this guy uses the same barber.
Super_Randy wrote:
blink 182 back in the good ol' days
Looks like they've come full circle where Mark Hoppus sings most of the lyrics.
I miss early Blink. It was very simple fun music. Then aliens abducted Tom.
Since we're focusing on pirates, we might as well learn how to properly speak like one:
schwim wrote:
Super_Randy wrote:
blink 182 back in the good ol' days
Looks like they've come full circle where Mark Hoppus sings most of the lyrics.
I miss early Blink. It was very simple fun music. Then aliens abducted Tom.
early blink was good.
Mark sings cause Tom's not in the band anymore, they have that dude from Alkaline Trio (can't remember his name) filling in.
which im good with cause i like Alkaline Trio, but considering Travis isn't the original drummer, that makes Mark is the only original member. it's not the high school/college party, high energy, happy punk rock you could get laid to anymore. they've lost the thing that made them special and they just need to call it quits.
Masked Intruder is a modern day don't take themselves to seriously fun punk rock.
Maddel wrote:
My daughter and I used to sing this all the time although we never thought to bring in the instruments. That really added some punch :)
Inspired by the singing of a young Lady I listened to lately ;), let's add some female vocalists...
How about Sinéad O'Connor? Despite her controversial appearance she did great songs IMHO.
And yes, it's 80s stuff again... :roll:
Maddel wrote:
Inspired by the singing of a young Lady I listened to lately ;), let's add some female vocalists...
Great idea and Miss O'Connor had such a powerful voice.
Here's a few I love: