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Quantum of Phallus posted:Bit of a long shot here, but I'm supposed to be travelling to California during Easter and I was wondering if anyone knew of any good stoner/sludge/doom shows that are gonna be on between the 15th of April and the 4th of May, anywhere along the coastal area of Cali I guess. I can't speak for California folks, but I'm sure it's close to the same everywhere in the U.S.: If it's in a bar/club, you'll need ID to get in, but you don't have to be 21. The ID will allow you to get a wrist band or something that shows you're of legal age to drink. If it's in a warehouse/theater/arena type of setting, you won't need ID to get in to the venue, but you will need ID if you plan on purchasing alcohol at the show. That's the way it works around here anyway (PA). It sounds confusing, but it really isn't. Regardless, carry your ID with you. Best of luck finding a show or two! Nit Wit Dog Shit fucked around with this message at 06:13 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Treebeh posted:Glad I found this thread, gonna try to catch up on it soon. Orange Goblin and Electric Wizard.
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Psychedelius posted:Also, Red Fang are indeed great, definitely give them a chance: Hilarious vid and great song! I'll definitely be checking out more from these guys.
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For those who haven't heard, Kyuss Lives! announced two U.S. dates with The Sword. They are Sept. 23rd at Terminal 5 in NYC and Oct. 8th at The Fox Theater in Pomona, CA. They've also revealed they'll record a new album following their current tour. Info here.
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Winston Chill posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q8DppYVEL8 Fantastic!
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Don't suppose anyone has a high-res picture of the cover for Boris' first Heavy Rocks album? You're not talking about this are you? Probably not, but I figured I'd throw it out there.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Not sure if I posted this already but it's worth a listen: Killer! Thanks for this!
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Aug 18, 2011 02:48
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For fans of vinyl and Black Sabbath, Sabbath's 'Born Again' Deluxe Edition To Be Released On Vinyl.
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Meatslam posted:Looney Doom Daffy Duck: Still owns.
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seiken posted:Holy poo poo, life-changing thread. As a dude with a pretty deep love of a vast number of different musical styles I always felt kind of ashamed of my opinion that metal basically started great and got progressively worse from the 70s on. I never liked the really fast really heavy stuff or the wanky theatrical stuff much, and screamy vocals make me cringe; that poo poo is awful. I think the most recent metal album I liked enough to bother hanging on to was Rust in Peace by Megadeth This post is awesome! I know so many people that say "there's poo poo music to listen to anymore, blah, blah, blah," but yet when I tell people there's so much out there that's great, but just has to be found or re-discovered, they don't want to hear it or they tell me my tastes suck. Really they just don't want to put the time info finding what I'm trying to explain to them. Their loss. So, yeah, I enjoyed reading someone talking about "re-discovering" they're love for rock 'n roll again. As a suggestion -- which I don't know if it's exactly what you're looking for – a band I discovered right here in this very thread: Year Long Disaster. I've been listening to them for two weeks straight now and still haven't gotten tired of them. Have fun finding new stuff and welcome back to rock 'n roll!
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seiken posted:Gah! All this time I just needed to know that what I was looking for was called stoner or doom or whatever. I guess it's mostly my fault for assuming those prefixes would just be the same thing as the death or black or whatever varieties. But I blame my metal-loving friends too cause I've been all like "damnit, where is the metal that sounds like early Black Sabbath?" to them before and that seems to be basically the definition of this stuff. Yeah, if I had to depend on my friends to suggest new music that I might like, I'd be hosed. This thread has been so helpful by having so many recommendations from folks looking, or playing, the same type of music. It's been a lot better research tool than surfing YouTube, LastFM, or Amazon for hours only to find nothing. Since you mention Black Sabbath, I'll suggest sHEAVY's Electric Sleep for you. You can pretty much take it from there.
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im_sorry posted:Actually, go here: http://www.sheavy.com/albums.html - you can download all of their albums. Daa! I should have posted that link. I used it myself to get some of their music. Thanks.
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News: Fu Manchu Begins Writing New Album. Views: sweet
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Do Not Resuscitate posted:I hope it's appropriate to ask this here, but does anyone know where I can buy the Fuzz Manta album from 2009, Smokerings. Or, hell, any of their others for that matter, but especially Smokerings. I looked for about 15 minutes and only found this (which I assume you found as well) and this (half way down the page).
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aliencowboy posted:This might be the most
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:I'd be interested to see if more doomier heads than mine can pick out some more bands from the list. Here it is: http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/bands/2012/ The only one I recognized that you guys didn't mention is Corrosion of Conformity.
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Forum goon kahm posted a thread about his new metal/doom/stoner EP called 'Himalaya' in the Musician's Lounge and wants people to pass on the link, so here it is. I haven't listened to it yet, but I have heard some of his music in the past and enjoyed it.
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Juaguocio posted:I just heard "Sleepy Silver Door" by Dead Meadow in a Miller Lite commercial, which got me thinking - what's the strangest situation where you've heard some stoner/doom? I saw this Toyota commercial exactly one time. It features Fu Manchu's Mongoose.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:Have you ever pondered what the doomier love child of The Sword and Gates of Slumber would sound like? It's called, Kröwnn. They're a three piece from Italy and they play an old brand of doom metal lyrically based on the fantasy works of Howard and Tolkien.  Fucken awesome! My new music library is dangerously low, so I'm adding this to it quickly. Thanks for the heads up.
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Morbid Florist posted:If ripping off deep purple means playing the same instruments then yes, they did mercilessly rip them off. To be fair, Leaning On A Bear sounds very reminiscent of Deep Purple MK I, but that's only one of the few songs I listened to so far. From what I have heard, there is some Purple influence there.
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NihilVerumNisiMors posted:I know this thread isn't the busiest but I was wondering if someone around here is going to attend Stoned From The Underground. Because I hopefully will and it'd be great to meet a fellow goon. Jesus, that lineup is awesome.
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nerve posted:Anyone listen to Beast in the Field's new album The Sacred Above the Sacred Below? Thanks for this! I've been listening to "World Ending" by them the last couple of weeks, and really like it. I'm a big fan of the whole instrumental thing, so they're right up my ally. E: Song for the video is killer!
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. To quote one of the kids that was there:
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casual poster posted:Holy poo poo, I am also a huge fan of instrumental only. Does anyone have any recommendations for the sort? I'm already aware of bongripper, belzebong and ufonumont (spelled those wrong). Karma To Burn. And just for shits and giggles, here's the song I credit getting me into instrumental only music.
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Free download of Fu Manchu's new song Robotic Invasion. Sounds like Fu Manchu to me.
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m-o-o-n posted:I just tell people I don't really like music and they leave me alone Haha! Holy hell, this is genius!
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I've been listening to this all day and can't get enough of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZRogMYsUDo Robot Death Monkey's "Dragon Clit." There's not much out there from them, but they're supposedly releasing an album pretty soon.
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Doomed & Stoned in Portland: A name your price compilation of 48 songs.quote:In celebration of the one year anniversary of Doomed & Stoned (https://www.doomedandstoned.com), we present to you a collection of bands that have wrapped their tentacles around the Portland underground metal scene and are hungry to scale new mountains. Mine is downloading as I type this up.
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nerve posted:Uta Plotkin is leaving Witch Mountain after this tour + their new album Reading this led me to discover their tour will be taking them just a half hour from me, so thanks!
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Dyna Soar posted:
These two sentences right here are correct. Very much so.
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Allen Wren posted:Where would one start with Tad? I've only heard the one song of theirs on the Hype soundtrack. My first experience was with "Inhaler," so it's my go to for Tad. I'd go with "Infrared Riding Hood" as my next choice. But like Dyna Soar said, "listen to Tad." You pretty much can't go wrong.
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Juaguocio posted:I think someone might have brought up the Latin funk band Brownout's album of Sabbath covers, but it definitely deserves another mention: http://brownout.bandcamp.com/album/brownout-presents-brown-sabbath Very cool!
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Fiendish Dr. Wu posted:Cross-posting from the metal thread since I love this thread so much. I hope you don't mind a little shameless self-promotion real quick. This is exactly the kind of website I've been looking for. To a "T." Nice work.
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chunkles posted:tags: metal bbq chorizo meat pie steak Brooklyn Yeah, I put that album in my Wishlist simply because of those tags.
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Dyna Soar posted:new brant bjork has a pretty obv. sabbath influence, i'm liking this. not his best but very enjoyable. Pro click.
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A human heart posted:What do you think of this and this? I added them to my Amazon wish list. Thank you!
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What's the best stoner/sludge/doom "channel" to subscribe to on YouTube? Or is there one? Not just for music, but documentaries and such. I've seen quite a few documentaries out there, but maybe I'm missing some good ones I don't know about. Thanks.
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Thanks for the recommendations. I'll definitely check them out.
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Shakenbaker posted:Fu Manchu has a few good covers like Chevy Van and Godzilla. I also like their versions of Devo's Freedom of Choice and The Cars' Moving In Stereo. quote:Always loved Crowbar's take on Dream Weaver. I never heard these three before. Thanks for bringing them to my attention! Nit Wit Dog Shit fucked around with this message at 00:10 on Jul 27, 2015 |
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