OT: ♫ The Music Thread ♫

[Zub]

Amon Amarth is also one of my favorites. Especially the older stuff like Fate of Norns. For Insomnium, I probably enjoy One for Sorrow the most. Need to check out Wintersun.

The lead guitarrist Jari Maenpaa is the ex singer and songwriter from Ensiferum, a true genius. First one here is a live rehersal that will blow your socks off.

 

[HFsNumber1Heel]

These 1980's gems.

Visage nice! I'm a big fan of John McGeoch's guitar playing with Magazine and Siouxsie And The Banshees.

I actually picked up their debut album when I was in LA literally a year ago at Ameoba.

Midge Ure was also in this band. Big name in 80s music for all of you a little bit younger.

 

[Ben Grimm]

I like these bands: · Róisín Murphy · The Waterboys · Enya · Kodaline · Hozier · The Cranberries · Sinéad O'Connor, Snow Patrol, Glen Hansard, The Corrs, Ash, The Script, Damien Rice, The Undertones, Two Door Cinema Club, Thin Lizzy, Lisa Hannigan, The Pogues, U2

 

[will1066]

The lead guitarrist Jari Maenpaa is the ex singer and songwriter from Ensiferum, a true genius. First one here is a live rehersal that will blow your socks off.

Not bad. I may need a few more listens to get into them. There's a mix MDM, prog, and power metal influences. One thing that no one else seems to grab like insomnium is that sense of atmospheric dread and melancholy that I love. But the lead guitarist is really good.

 

[Zub]

Not bad. I may need a few more listens to get into them. There's a mix MDM, prog, and power metal influences. One thing that no one else seems to grab like insomnium is that sense of atmospheric dread and melancholy that I love. But the lead guitarist is really good.

I know exactly what you mean, their albums make you feel like your taking a journey through some otherwordly places both visually and emotionally, their intros to their albums are always so soothing and then all the sudden you get slapped in your face with their geniousness, like these ones for example, the guitarwork gives me chills.

 

[will1066]

I know exactly what you mean, their albums make you feel like your taking a journey through some otherwordly places both visually and emotionally, their intros to their albums are always so soothing and then all the sudden you get slapped in your face with their geniousness, like these ones for example, the guitarwork gives me chills.

The beginnings of Across the Dark and One for Sorrow are fantastic. On Above the Weeping World, my favorite is Last Statement, especially the second half. Don't forget me... burn a candle for me... when you can...

 

[Zub]

The beginnings of Across the Dark and One for Sorrow are fantastic. On Above the Weeping World, my favorite is Last Statement, especially the second half. Don't forget me... burn a candle for me... when you can...

this song that they did togeather with the singer from Dark Tranquility (which i also love) is brilliant, the chorus is so nice.

 

[Jabroni]

I recently stumbled upon a Music video of a Black Sabbath song called Headless Cross. I can’t believe I never heard this song before, such great riffs and vocals.

I don’t think the Tony Martin era of Black Sabbath gets enough love. The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, Tyr and Cross Purposes are all good to excellent. Even Forbidden has some good tracks.

 

[DutchNYR]

 

[Zub]

I used to love this when i was younger while skateboarding

 

[Don Chytil]

She's great, I'm a big fan. Here's a video of her covering one of my favorite songs:

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

The lead guitarrist Jari Maenpaa is the ex singer and songwriter from Ensiferum, a true genius. First one here is a live rehersal that will blow your socks off.

Jari is one of the most terrifying guitarists around.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Kraut Rock is cool. Neu, Kraftwork, Can (although they were more international just based out of Germany).

 

[DutchNYR]

I remember this Simpson episode a couple of years ago that had Spacemen 3 in it. Krautrock influenced track as well, so I need to post it.

Here's the song:



Here's the Simpsons clip:



@Don Chytil Thanks for that cover, it's amazing. I love Julien Baker - and she just seems to be such a great human being as well.

 

[Runner77]

For the rock enthusiasts here I just listened to "Frampton Comes Alive" today. I forgot what a great live album this is especially "Do you feel like we do". I blew a few speakers listening to that track back in the day.

So did I. Epic song from one of the top selling live albums of all time.

Over the years, I've been looking for someone, anyone, even Frampton himself, to play the song like when he performed in his double live album. All the clips of Frampton playing it at different venues and posted on YouTube don't reprise the original live version exactly.

There have also been a ton of covers by amateurs and none of them replicate the key parts of the song, exactly like Frampton plays it. No one has ever played Bob Mayo's piano solo like he did it.

No one, until now.

These guys have managed to reproduce the song in studio, note for note. They're playing all the non-repetitive parts so you get to hear all the sweet spots without having to listen to 15 minutes like the original. And they've even piped in some crowd noise to make it sound even more authentic.

Drums were programmed digitally. Guitar player plays all the bass tracks.

Thanks in advance for listening.

 

[aufheben]

I remember this Simpson episode a couple of years ago that had Spacemen 3 in it. Krautrock influenced track as well, so I need to post it.

Here's the song:



Here's the Simpsons clip:



@Don Chytil Thanks for that cover, it's amazing. I love Julien Baker - and she just seems to be such a great human being as well.

Yeah that was hilarious and Spacemen 3 were a GREAT band.

 

[JESSEWENEEDTOCOOK]

Hallogallo is such fire

 

[Ben Grimm]

I like the 50s so I'm listing my Top Ten 50s songs in no order.

Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley
Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode, Maybellene, Rollover Beethoven
The Drifters - Money Honey
Howlin Wolf - Smokestack Lightnin
Little Richard - Long Tall Sally, Tutti-Frutti
Ray Charles - What'd I Say
Sam Cooke - You Send Me

 

[PuckLuck3043]

So did I. Epic song from one of the top selling live albums of all time.

Over the years, I've been looking for someone, anyone, even Frampton himself, to play the song like when he performed in his double live album. All the clips of Frampton playing it at different venues and posted on YouTube don't reprise the original live version exactly.

There have also been a ton of covers by amateurs and none of them replicate the key parts of the song, exactly like Frampton plays it. No one has ever played Bob Mayo's piano solo like he did it.

No one, until now.

These guys have managed to reproduce the song in studio, note for note. They're playing all the non-repetitive parts so you get to hear all the sweet spots without having to listen to 15 minutes like the original. And they've even piped in some crowd noise to make it sound even more authentic.

Drums were programmed digitally. Guitar player plays all the bass tracks.

Thanks in advance for listening.

Totally epic song and album. That song was recorded at SUNY Plattsburgh. Crowd was so into it. These guys did a good job and can play. They now need to find a vocalist. Long Live rock!!

 

[nyrmetros]

Sabaton
Alestorm
Gloryhammer
Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
GraveDigger
1914
Dragon Force
PowerWolf
Hatebreed

 

[Bluenote13]

For today, this song seems fitting, and a great solo......

 

[MyLoveIsBlue]

 

[eco's bones]

 

[aufheben]

Guided By Voices are/were such a mystery to me...

Their records sound like shit
Their songs are too short.
Their subject matter is ridiculous.

Ohio-exclusive bar band composed of guys in their mid-30s mostly known—if at all—for excessive beer consumption, messy playing, and an elementary school teacher jumping around on-stage for a frontman. On paper, they were literally the most uncool rock band possible.

And yet...

 

[Zub]