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Dream Theater.
They have almost completely changed the way I view music, and have inspired me to be a far better musician than I ever thought I could be.
But I'm also into Rush, Max Webster, Beatles, Van Halen, Zeppelin, and some Mozart and Bach when I'm the mood.
They have almost completely changed the way I view music, and have inspired me to be a far better musician than I ever thought I could be.
But I'm also into Rush, Max Webster, Beatles, Van Halen, Zeppelin, and some Mozart and Bach when I'm the mood.
Yesterday I bought Nirvana's album Nirvana
This is the tracklisting:
1. You Know You're Right(The last song Kurt did)
2. About A Girl
3. Been A Son
4. Sliver
5. Smells Like Teen Spirit
6. Come As You Are
7. Lithium
8. In Bloom
9. Heart-Shaped Box
10. Pennyroyal Tea
11. Rape Me
12. Dumb
13. All Apologies(Track 13-15 from MTV Unplugged)
14. The Man Who Sold The World (David Bowie song)
15. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
This is the tracklisting:
1. You Know You're Right(The last song Kurt did)
2. About A Girl
3. Been A Son
4. Sliver
5. Smells Like Teen Spirit
6. Come As You Are
7. Lithium
8. In Bloom
9. Heart-Shaped Box
10. Pennyroyal Tea
11. Rape Me
12. Dumb
13. All Apologies(Track 13-15 from MTV Unplugged)
14. The Man Who Sold The World (David Bowie song)
15. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
I agree with you willem-jan, Nighttime Birds is not my favourite album too but, you know, I thought it would have been the most suitable choice to approach to their music... It's much easier to listen to and there are quite a lot of melodic passages... Don't you agree?
I like Mandylion and Souvenirs a lot... Especially the first one. I'm happy anyway that there is somebody who knows them and likes their way of makin' music...
What about the other part of my reply? Since you know the Gathering, do you agree with me that 10 years ago there already were many bands playing the same things as Evanescence in a far better way?
Tell me how the concert you are going to see was like, OK?
Nice to meet you
:-)
Albyboy
I do agree that The Gathering was one of the first bands to combine heavy guitar with female vocals. However, Evanescense can not directly be compared to The Gathering. The Gathering started a new "genre", which lead to bands as Nightwish, Lacuna Coil, Within Temptation etc. Evanescense combine some elements of bands like this, with nu-metal kind of music. So, to make it in the US, it needs to sound like everything else that's popular, with a minor modification. That's the way to make it on MTV (=US).
The Gathering is way more original then Evanescense. The latter is just a temporarely pop-rockband. The Gathering has been around since the early 90's.
From your list the best is Nirvana.
People think that it's overrated. No, it isn't. It's really good.
You may also listen to Robbie Williams.
I personaly like The Strokes a lot. But I'm not sure if anyone here know this band. Dunno, for me it's great. :)
You choose.
People think that it's overrated. No, it isn't. It's really good.
You may also listen to Robbie Williams.
I personaly like The Strokes a lot. But I'm not sure if anyone here know this band. Dunno, for me it's great. :)
You choose.
Nirvana might be called "overated", and perhaps they are a little. But Nirvana is not nearly as "overated" as The Strokes.
I don't think 'The Strokes' are bad, but from the reviews you get from critics is almost like they're the best thing since 'The Beatles', and that makes them look more little than they are.
I don't think 'The Strokes' are bad, but from the reviews you get from critics is almost like they're the best thing since 'The Beatles', and that makes them look more little than they are.