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Make Out Party posted:Stoner metal and no mention of Witch?? Actually, J. Mascis plays drums in Witch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knMI0LjxOoE - This was AWESOME!!! I also got to talk to Antoine afterwards - he's a really cool guy. I don't think he's in the band anymore, though. I really hope they release another album sometime.... even though Paralyzed seemed to get mixed reviews, I loved the hell out of it.
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Juaguocio posted:Hey, thanks for mentioning us bud! We've got a shiny new Bandcamp page that would be preferable to that Myspace link: http://hugenelk.bandcamp.com/ If you haven't already paid for copy, you're a bad, bad person. I didn't notice until after I had finalized the order that the $3 price was only a minimum. 
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Diseased Yak posted:I swear, all the masturbatory, Dragon Force-esque solos in the world don't drive me to play guitar, but listening to some sludgey, down-tuned, face-melting riffs do indeed! Hearing masturbatory Dragon-force-esque solos makes me more likely to give up - simple, awesome sounding poo poo makes me want to learn how to play the guitar more than anything. I recently got a chromatic tuner, and last night, I tuned my guitar down to C, and found the tab for Dragonaut. I've never felt so motivated to practice guitar in my life!! I don't think I'll ever tune it back to standard. Also, it looks like sHeavy has released a bunch of their albums as free downloads. I'm downloading them now - I've always wanted to order their music, but never did, for some stupid reason. The link on their official site is http://www.sheavy.com/albums.html. edit: Holy poo poo!! I had heard that the vocalist sounded like Ozzy, buy GOD drat!!! He often sounds just like him!! im_sorry fucked around with this message at 23:39 on Mar 26, 2011 |
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Juaguocio posted:If any of you are looking for some easy stoner rock songs to learn on guitar, Fu Manchu pretty much have the market cornered on simple Sabbathy riffs. Anything off In Search Of... or The Action is Go is perfect for jamming along to. Seriously? Man, those were two of the first stoner rock albums I ever bought. Actually, my first real intro into the world of stoner rock was when I picked up "Carnival Bizarre" by Cathedral in about 1996... although at the time, I had just gotten heavily into death/black metal, and absolutely hated it at first, but it ended up growing on me like kudzu. I've been playing the hell out of that bass I bought last weekend (a $300 BC Rich Warlock 4 string), doing mostly scales and finger exercises, but I'd like to start learning some actual songs. Do most stoner rock songs need the bass downtuned like they do on the guitar?
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Polegrinder posted:Looking for this band on Youtubes allowed me to find this band, Windhand. Holy god they are good!!!! Turns out they've only released a demo tape in 2010 but it's all sold out.... I just found another band that releases their albums free - http://www.theweed.it/ - The Weed, from Italy. They have links to their albums under Discography. I haven't listened to very much, but I like what I've heard so far. Actually, there are a bunch at http://www.freemetalalbums.com/tag/stoner-metal (not  , because stuff here is generally uploaded by the bands themselves). Sheavy and Wizard Smoke's albums were featured here, too.
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I just picked this up a couple days ago. Cheesy as gently caress. A+ would buy again. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VNfCCxnHSg (from "Stoned", by Acid Witch)
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amplifier worship posted:On that topic, why the hell, in two threads, has nobody mentioned these guys yet? Stoned Jesus - Occult Just picked up "First Communion" yesterday, along with Stormcrowfleet by Skepticism. I would have hated it so much when it first came out.. but I love it so much now!! EDIT: Now that I think about it, this isn't correct. I *would* have loved it at the time, and when I bought "The Carnival Bizarre" back in the day, I hated it because I was expecting something more along the lines of what Stormcrowfleet was, and not awesome Sabbath worship. "First Communion" is pretty good - only 40 minutes, though, and I wish it was longer. EDIT: After having it for a few days, and listening to it pretty much non-stop, I have to say it was certainly worth the $5 to Klicktrack for it... and I hope we get another one of these (but longer) in the near future. im_sorry fucked around with this message at 23:55 on Apr 30, 2011 |
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MR.B posted:This newer version of 'Hate Ashbury' is also pretty drat good. I'm having difficulty understanding why chopping out the droney parts is a good thing. But, I happen to like them. Also, they finally put The Great Barrier Reefer and Heroin up for purchase. Here, guys, have some more of my money!!
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Psychedelius posted:Witch Mountain are definitely worth checking out. Their new album is available on their bandcamp for the ol' name-your-price dealio (meaning free for the avaraciously inclined). I just bought it. I paid  . (Cents, of course)edit: I also noticed that Stoned Jesus has First Communion as a free download at http://stonedjesus.bandcamp.com/album/first-communion I bought it a few weeks ago for $5 from Klicktrack.com a few weeks ago. Oh well.. It's a good album, and they deserve the money! edit again: Actually, when you download the album, it only contains one track - Red Wine. Oh well.. Download it anyways, and then give them your money on Klicktrack, because while Red Wine is really good, Black Woods is loving awesome. im_sorry fucked around with this message at 00:29 on May 16, 2011 |
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I don't think anyone has posted this yet - I found this last week: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f19/bongripper-swd-684591/ Ron from Bongripper uploaded the bass and drum only tracks for Hail and Worship.
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Crimsonjewfro posted:That makes lots of sense, sludgy riffs always get me thinking how "meaty" or "fat" they sound. But I still wish we could know how we went from that to something that comes out of the sewers. I thought the term "sludge" was totally appropriate, since it often sounds like it's slowly oozing out of someplace really horrible through your speakers, corrupting everything around you until it becomes as filth. And that's why we love it. Also, Juaguocio, thanks for the Haggatha link! I'm buying it right now. You know... you should do some Youtube vids of you jamming along to stuff off of the Hugenelk album.
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Juaguocio posted:Sure, is there any track in particular you'd like to hear? I probably won't be revisiting "Treehead," since I'm not satisfied with my playing on that tune. That's unfortunate. I really like that song.  Can you do "What in Tarnation"? I'm trying to learn the guitar, too, and being able to play along with the bass might help me understand what the guitars are doing, as well as helping me to understand exactly why the visible guitarist in the video does some of the moves he does on his guitar.
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http://stonedjesus.bandcamp.com/album/first-communion This time, it actually is the whole album for free. Edit: Thanks, Juaguocio!!! http://www.youtube.com/thirdwheel#p/a/u/0/PKa89FvB05I im_sorry fucked around with this message at 04:10 on Aug 30, 2011 |
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HMorg posted:You've gone and downloaded the Chapter III ep, right? (if no, click here) I'm sort of curious - how much do people usually pay when you go "Pay what you want"? I never know how much I should pay, so when I see that, I usually just order everything on a band's Bandcamp page and pay a total of $4.20, but I worry that I'm being a cheap bastard. ShaneB posted:I just discovered Neurosis and am exploring them a bit. My first Neurosis CD was "Through Silver in Blood", which I got back when it came out. I thought it was boring, but this was back when I thought that Cathedral's "Carnival Bizarre" was a waste of money. It takes a while, but it grows on you. You really have to be in the right mood for Neurosis, though. I haven't listened to them in ages... but I keep meaning to.
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Sirius Sam posted:Holy gently caress. I've been listening to stoner and doom for a long rear end time now and just now heard this band. I can't believe I've never heard of them before. Actually, go here: http://www.sheavy.com/albums.html - you can download all of their albums.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Wolves in the Throne Room's Two Hunters is an absolute beast of an album that every metal fan should check out. Yes, he is. His videos were what finally convinced me that I could learn to play bass. I'm still not too good a year later, but I'm getting better.
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Juaguocio posted:My old pals Black Wizard have a new album out, and this was the official release. Welp.. there goes another  . Fortunately, after listening to the digital download a lot, it's totally worth it.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Best only Ukrainian band I've ever heard. Stoned Jesus is Ukrainian, and pretty good. http://stonedjesus.bandcamp.com/
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I just discovered Candlemass - I've always avoided them, since I don't remember any of their music from the 80s, but I remember their videos being terrible. I finally actually listened to "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus", and I can't stop listening to it. "Solitude" is exactly what I've always imagined doom metal to be. I found it on Youtube, and don't want to be a mooch, so I'm going to probably buy it at some point, but what is the general consensus on Candlemass? Are their other albums this good? "Solitude" also seems easy to play along with on a bass tuned to D... or maybe I'm so awful I just *think* I sound good. 
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Well, Minotauro seems to have re-released a bunch of Paul Chain albums, so I went to their website and ordered a couple, and threw a couple other things into my basket - "The Last Neanderthal" bu Ogre, and "Time in Stone" by Sunrunner. I don't really want to listen to them before they get here, so they'll be totally new to me, but has anyone ever heard these two albums? How are they?
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Whorelord posted:lets form a band then bro If you do, be sure to come to Edmonton when you go on tour, so I can go.
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big scary monsters posted:Half of Eyehategod's catalogue would make an awesome thread title, e.g., I like this one!! quote:The current one is more or less unbeatable for me though. True... any change would be a downgrade. Just bought the Dopelord album (thanks to this thread), as well as all of the Lesbian albums last week(thanks to this thread), and a whole goddamned poo poo-ton of albums mentioned earlier in this thread. When I'm in the mood to waste money on awesome music, it's the first place I check, and you guys haven't steered me wrong yet!!
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I found a rather interesting Black Sabbath cover/parody today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1wkfJY3AZM
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The rear end Stooge posted:I've never listened to the Melvins. If I enjoy the likes of Harvey Milk, Eyehategod, Old Man Gloom, Bongripper, etc., which Melvins album(s) should I start with? Not Prick, that's for sure!! My first exposure to the Melvins was when Houdini came out, but Ozma and Gluey Porch Treatments would probably be the best places to start. (Gluey Porch Treatments was included as bonus tracks on the original Ozma CD - I think you can buy them separately now)
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I totally forgot that Stoned Jesus was working on a new album - it was released about a month and a half ago. http://stonedjesus.bandcamp.com/album/the-harvest
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Shab posted:Doom band names really hit their zenith with Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard, it's all downhill from here. There needs to be a band called "Tobacco Pipe for Tobacco Use Only".
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Dang It Bhabhi! posted:New Demon Head this poo poo is gooooood. This person speaks the truth. Buy it or die. Although, I bought this and "Ride the Wilderness" at the same time, and I thought "Ride the Wilderness" was better at first, but "Thunder on the Fields" is growing on me more slowly. im_sorry fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Apr 12, 2017 |
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butros posted:New Melvins out today. Have only made it through the "Death" side twice so far, as "Love" is more noise and will probably take a while to absorb. It's like a Melvins/Snivlem split double album.
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OpaqueEcho posted:this is good as gently caress I agree with you - I had to go to Bandcamp and give them my money after the first song. Also, if anyone bought Demon Head's "Thunder on the Field", and finds it missing from their Bandcamp collection, E-mail the band about it - this happened to me, and it turned out that they had accidentally deleted it from their catalog and readded it, and they were really nice about getting me a code to readd it to my collection.
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flirty dental hygienist posted:He's basically a sexist pig who likes to make rape jokes and be gross to his female tour mates and cause them to drop off the tour. Plus, this.... http://www.metalsucks.net/2017/05/11/report-pentagrams-bobby-liebling-arrested-for-first-degree-assault-of-a-vulnerable-adult-family-member/
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Eat The Rich posted:I started playing guitar four months ago and I just started getting into doom metal and co. I really love to get baked and lay against my amp and strum real slow. When I'm not doing that, I'm listening to Dopesmoker on repeat. A while back, Bongripper released a couple of bass and drum only tracks from Satan Worshipping Doom. They're pretty fun to jam along to, but you have to downtune your guitar a bit. I found one at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xFWv94xOEM
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I wish I still had my Isis shirt that I bought at their show with Pelican in 2009 so I could wear it in public and get horrified looks from people because they'd think I was wearing a shirt supporting a terrorist organization Once, when I worked helpdesk, I had a guy calling to have his password reset, and I noticed the answer to his security question "Who is your favorite musician or band" was Isis, so I just had to ask that one. He seemed kind of embarassed - until I told him that I had most of their albums.
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Detective Thompson posted:If you like Mizmor's doomy blackness, the full discography is only $16 on Bandcamp now. I like this. It's like a doomier Ash Borer.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:It's broken and will not accept my payment... I think the proper amount is $6.66. At least, that's what I paid.
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So much good stuff coming out lately, it's hard to keep up!! The new album by The Necromancers just came out, too... https://ripplemusic.bandcamp.com/album/of-blood-and-wine
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAYZ6mEwLsY Ozzy gets a surprise...
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Henchman of Santa posted:Can’t go wrong with Killing Technology, Nothingface or Dimension Hatross. Rrröööaaarrr is good, too.
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Slothful Bong posted:Didn't Dixie Dave from Weedeater also do the same? I thought his toe loss was more gun related.
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Detective Thompson posted:(especially the middleaged Voivod fans that can go gently caress themselves to death) Hey.. Voivod is the band that got me into metal in the first place back in the late 80s, with their video for Tribal Convictions. And I'm 43, which, sadly, counts as middle aged.  That's where it all started for me.. going downstairs while my older brother is watching the Power Hour on MuchMusic, and this comes on - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfpYIPbrcdY (Not really stoner/doom/sludge, but they're apparently quite heavy stoners, so maybe it counts) I didn't actually get a copy of Dimension: Hatross until about a decade later, when it became the soundtrack to my microbiology class in 1999. Which I took with my future and current wife. Which was twenty years ago. I really *am* a middle aged Voivod fan!! im_sorry fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Apr 8, 2019 |
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lol but posted:a history of bad men is better You're both wrong. It's "Heater Moves and Eyes".
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