where were you wrong?

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

rory420420 said:
Gotta go to a show...never have you felt so ACCEPTED and LOVED ...and getting lost in the music...
The acids pretty good at the shows too!
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when and where's the next dead show rory??

i get that the dead where a band that you really needed to see live to really appreciate, but i never made it to a dead show..

UncleReemis · Jan 3, 2015

Just listened to Fire on the Mountain by Grateful Dead. As far as I'm aware, this is the first time hearing this band. I very much prefer musicians who base their melodies and rhythms off of emotions to the fullest extent. Sounds like they do that. I like.

My best example of this is Jimmy Sullivan, the deceased drummer of Avenged Sevenfold. When I listen to his playing in Waking the Fallen and City of Evil, I can picture and feel every emotion in each chorus, bridge, beat, dynamic, etc. As is the rest of the band, but more so Jimmy.
I feel as though most mainstream crap lacks dynamics severely. By dynamics, I mean the expression of each note played/sang.

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

racerboy71 said:
when and where's the next dead show rory??
i get that the dead where a band that you really needed to see live to really appreciate, but i never made it to a dead show..

Hopefully they tour for their 50th anniversary...you'll hear me screaming down here if they do!
Well def go to Philly area shows so u can catch up,maybe Ny or Boston.who knows,maybe you'll hop on the bus.. :-D

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

UncleReemis said:
Just listened to Fire on the Mountain by Grateful Dead. As far as I'm aware, this is the first time hearing this band. I very much prefer musicians who base their melodies and rhythms off of emotions to the fullest extent. Sounds like they do that. I like.

My best example of this is Jimmy Sullivan, the deceased drummer of Avenged Sevenfold. When I listen to his playing in Waking the Fallen and City of Evil, I can picture and feel every emotion in each chorus, bridge, beat, dynamic, etc. As is the rest of the band, but more so Jimmy.
I feel as though most mainstream crap lacks dynamics severely. By dynamics, I mean the expression of each note played/sang.

Listen to a live show..studio dead is for music dullards who listen to radio imo.
If you do listen to a Studio album,grab "workingmans dead"...

mudballs · Jan 3, 2015

UncleReemis said:
Just listened to Fire on the Mountain by Grateful Dead. As far as I'm aware, this is the first time hearing this band. I very much prefer musicians who base their melodies and rhythms off of emotions to the fullest extent. Sounds like they do that. I like.

My best example of this is Jimmy Sullivan, the deceased drummer of Avenged Sevenfold. When I listen to his playing in Waking the Fallen and City of Evil, I can picture and feel every emotion in each chorus, bridge, beat, dynamic, etc. As is the rest of the band, but more so Jimmy.
I feel as though most mainstream crap lacks dynamics severely. By dynamics, I mean the expression of each note played/sang.

there is a version of 'Standing on the moon' that is a live flawless recording that will make you cry it oozes with emotion and solid musicianship. For raw emotional playing i'd go with darkstar each player get's a say.dear mr. fantasy has some good back and forth

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

mudballs said:
there is a version of 'Standing on the moon' that is a live flawless recording that will make you cry it oozes with emotion and solid musicianship. For raw emotional playing i'd go with darkstar each player get's a say.dear mr. fantasy has some good back and forth

Terrapin,scarlet-fire-darkstar-slipknot-franklins-unclejohns band-mustive been the roses

panhead · Jan 3, 2015

Henry Rollins , i never cared for the whole black flag thing but when Henry started publishing his spoken word albums like Black Coffee Blues i dug the shit outta him .

The song Liar by Rollins Band is the shit & the truest shit about taking advantage of a woman ive ever heard .

Never cared for the Dead & i saw em live ,except for the Wall Of Sound they used which was powered by 100 high end Mcintosh Amplifiers , after seeing fantastic musicians like the Mothers of Invention play Bach & other classical pieces , or the Mahavishnu Orchestra go into machine gun guitar blitzes it kinda woke me up to how lame musicianship most main stream artists had .

mudballs · Jan 3, 2015

Rollins Band
Low Self Opinion turned me into a Rollins fan

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

So covering Bach isn't lame?...
Don't get me wrong,Frank kicked ass,and peaches en regalia killed Bach. :-D

Frank had more talent in tuning up than Bach had playing..,and playing anything other than his songs was exactly that..a tune up :-D

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

mudballs said:
Rollins Band
Low Self Opinion turned me into a Rollins fan

I like his tv show "ten things you didn't know" I think it's called..all his music is garage band hype at best imo...
Playing good music distorted and out of tune/synch isn't art,it's bad music,played badly.

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

panhead said:
Henry Rollins , i never cared for the whole black flag thing but when Henry started publishing his spoken word albums like Black Coffee Blues i dug the shit outta him .

The song Liar by Rollins Band is the shit & the truest shit about taking advantage of a woman ive ever heard .

Never cared for the Dead & i saw em live ,except for the Wall Of Sound they used which was powered by 100 high end Mcintosh Amplifiers , after seeing fantastic musicians like the Mothers of Invention play Bach & other classical pieces , or the Mahavishnu Orchestra go into machine gun guitar blitzes it kinda woke me up to how lame musicianship most main stream artists had .

have you ever seen his spoken word panhead?
i saw him at city gardens one year, and it was about 2 weeks after his friend joe cole was murdered right in front on him.. was one of the most emotional events i've ever witnessed.. i'm a huge rollins fan.. my buddy is born on 2/13 as well.. i dig a lot of his books, and his spoken word cds are great imvho..
i've met rollins twice, once at his spoken word show, he was walking around selling books before the gig, and once at rutgers before the beastie boys show.. he was off to the side off in the crowd getting ready for the show and i went over and bugged him a bit..

panhead · Jan 3, 2015

racerboy71 said:
have you ever seen his spoken word panhead?
i saw him at city gardens one year, and it was about 2 weeks after his friend joe cole was murdered right in front on him.. was one of the most emotional events i've ever witnessed.. i'm a huge rollins fan.. my buddy is born on 2/13 as well.. i dig a lot of his books, and his spoken word cds are great imvho..
i've met rollins twice, once at his spoken word show, he was walking around selling books before the gig, and once at rutgers before the beastie boys show.. he was off to the side off in the crowd getting ready for the show and i went over and bugged him a bit..

You lucky fuker , Henry is the shit , i have all his spoken word albums but never had the chance to see him perform live , music is a massive part of my life & way more important than tv or internet so i listen alot , nothing better than smoking out heavy & trying to keep up with the deep shit flowin outta Henry.

Pisses me off ive never got to see him live , saw all the 60's & 70's bands but music sucked so bad in the 80's i gave up on new acts & didnt discover Henrys spoken word till around 6 or 7 yrs ago .

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

Damn..so many bands ive seen and don't like..lol...he's one of them..twice! :-D

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

rory420420 said:
Damn..so many bands ive seen and don't like..lol...he's one of them..twice!

lol, i've seen the rollins band a few times, and henry's spoken word probably a good 5 or so times. i'd see him every time he rolled through city gardens back in the 90s.. he never disappoints when it comes to his spoken word stuff..

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

panhead said:
You lucky fuker , Henry is the shit , i have all his spoken word albums but never had the chance to see him perform live , music is a massive part of my life & way more important than tv or internet so i listen alot , nothing better than smoking out heavy & trying to keep up with the deep shit flowin outta Henry.

Pisses me off ive never got to see him live , saw all the 60's & 70's bands but music sucked so bad in the 80's i gave up on new acts & didnt discover Henrys spoken word till around 6 or 7 yrs ago .

that's awesome. i'd never have you pegged for a rollins fan..

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

rory420420 said:
I like his tv show "ten things you didn't know" I think it's called..all his music is garage band hype at best imo...
Playing good music distorted and out of tune/synch isn't art,it's bad music,played badly.

yeah, i just saw that show the other day, i think on history channel 2 maybe.. he's getting pretty old now, makes me sad..

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

We're all getting old..act accordingly :-D

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

rory420420 said:
We're all getting old..act accordingly

some guy at my work asked me how old i was right before i broke my leg, and when i told him 43, he looked at me like i was nuts.. felt great to have someone actually think i was younger for a change..

rory420420 · Jan 3, 2015

I get told im way younger on the regular,till I take off my hat and show my grey,everyone says 26-30...30 maybe...but I don't see 36 either..guess it's my lineage :-D

racerboy71 · Jan 3, 2015

rory420420 said:
I get told im way younger on the regular,till I take off my hat and show my grey,everyone says 26-30...30 maybe...but I don't see 36 either..guess it's my lineage

that's the one thing i really love about facebook.. it lets me see how bad a lot of people i went to hs with look now.. i think i'm aging half decent, but what do i know.

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