Discovered / rediscovered music thread

[Noisybast]

Eh?

[The Cosh]

One track suited for Mega City One would be "Full Metal Jackoff" by Jello Biafra and D.O.A. .

It's a great record but I really don't see the connection.

[fonky]

It's the mood of it Cosh and the scale of it that puts me in mind of a futuristic dystopia. It kind of describes a "Judge Dredd style" of policing/police state... i.e. nightmare state. There is also a reference to Willy Horton which Clint Eastwood turned into the famous "make my day punk" scene in Dirty Harry. All a bit similar in style to Dredd. But no, I don't think of it as a theme tune to a film, no sir!

[Banners]

Power-metal Gods Michael Kiske and Kai Hansen reunited as Unisonic. Yay!

[Mudcrab]

It's the mood of it Cosh and the scale of it that puts me in mind of a futuristic dystopia. It kind of describes a "Judge Dredd style" of policing/police state... i.e. nightmare state. There is also a reference to Willy Horton which Clint Eastwood turned into the famous "make my day punk" scene in Dirty Harry. All a bit similar in style to Dredd. But no, I don't think of it as a theme tune to a film, no sir!

"You see a black juve, you see an umpty-head, you see Willy Horton with a boot knife" 

Funny you should mention them, D.O.A are over for a punk festival later this year and are actually playing at my "local" pub in Aberdeen!  Woohoo!

[fonky]

"whole neighbourhoods are going psycho, block warfare like never before. Better lock your doors, buy some guns and pray for martial law!"


Sounds like you've got a good evening coming up Mudcrab!

Giving this a blast.

[staticgirl]

Willy Horton was mentioned in 'Television the Drug of the Nation' by the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy if I remember rightly...

"Willy Horton or Will he not get elected on...
television the drug of the nation..."

I have no idea why that lyrics stands out so much in my memory. I did think it was clever especially when I had found out who Willy Horton was.

Still, Michael Franti can come for tea and cake round my house any day.

[fonky]

Got the knob up to 11 for this ...

[O Lucky Stevie!]

So why oh why are English-speaking cultures so unable to share such an enlightened perspective of the ninth art as our Continental cousins?







Serge Gainsbourg & Brigitte Bardot - Comic Strip

For the monolingual amongst us: (audio only)

Behind the scenes

[Mudcrab]

Quite right, here's the latest from Sweden's finest...

http://www.metalsucks.net/2012/02/09/new-meshuggah-track-now-listen/

Bit of an inauspicious track for them, but entirely them, if you see what I mean.

Glasgow in April, been waiting a while to see this lot, another woohoo! 

[fonky]

Maybe their best album...?

[Mudcrab]

Maybe their best album...?

Maybe...

I can't decide, my favourite would be a compilation from the first 6 albums and would possibly suggest Master of Reality is another contender.

[fonky]

Yeah. I think maybe Vol4 just edges past Master in terms of heaviness.

[Third Estate Ned]

Well if you like that sort of thing I was trying to imply that the Heavy Metal genre as a whole was camp. There is only so much I can take of long haired blokes thrusting their genitals at other long haired blokes in an audience before I think, camp trash. Robert Plant is a prime example of this sort of campness. How it ever got to be associated with being macho I do not know. Bands like that deserved to be laughed at.

Wonkychop, I thought you believed 70s long haired HM as a genre deserved mockery. Above is a quote from you from the DROKK thread:

http://forums.2000adonline.com/index.php/topic,35219.15.html

What's the game here? No offence intended, I quoted just to save explanations.

[Greg M.]

Yes, I was wondering that as well. (As for the 'best Sabs album' debate - 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' reigns supreme as their masterpiece, methinks. It's not the one I listen to most often - that's 'Born Again', believe it or not - but 'SBS' is a pinnacle of perfection.)