Ontopic Random (Not So) New Music Thread

[Strings]

 

[Strings]

I know I've found something special with this Testament album 5 pack.
I'm in the basement jamming to The New Order, the wife is upstairs working from home.
She texted to tell me "that music is god awful".
BUT it fucking rocks.

 

[Strings]

 

[Jehannum]

I know I've found something special with this Testament album 5 pack.
I'm in the basement jamming to The New Order, the wife is upstairs working from home.
She texted to tell me "that music is god awful".
BUT it fucking rocks.

Testament was a gateway for me to discover heavier and heavier shit in the '90s, back when my folks were worried about Metallica.

 

[Jehannum]

 

[Jehannum]

 

[Strings]

Hey. I really enjoyed this.
Outstanding.

 

[Jehannum]

@Strings, here's another in the same vein - Hammerfall, King Diamond, etc. covering a song from the Rocky soundtrack.

 

[Jehannum]

Finnish Melodeath:

 

[Strings]

Rocky would be proud to run down the beach to that.

 

[Strings]

So Chuck Billy sounded unique enough on the first two albums but a lot like Hetfield by Practice What You Preach.
In some spots I thought it was Hetfield.
Was it?

 

[Strings]

Nope. It wasn't.

 

[Strings]

Ok, the more I listen the more I don't hear Hetfield. Just Chuck.

 

[adi]

possibly the most chill piece of music ever

 

[Dory Berkowitz-Bukowski]

possibly the most chill piece of music ever

Never heard of him but Joe informs me he influenced Miles Davis so gonna check him out now

 

[nukes]

Never heard of him but Joe informs me he influenced Miles Davis so gonna check him out now

Yeah he's a monster. So much great jazz I rarely get past 1968.

 

[adi]

Never heard of him but Joe informs me he influenced Miles Davis so gonna check him out now

coolya
miles tried some of his more minimalist stuff after being influenced by him, i think

 

[nukes]

coolya
miles tried some of his more minimalist stuff after being influenced by him, i think

Miles pioneered almost everything. Jamal was even more of a pioneer.
If you guys want a real hard bop maniac who didn't use a net, try Pharaoh Sanders.

But not on an empty stomach.
And also consider early solo Chick Corea. Pure avant garde.

 

[nukes]

Then make your way over to Woody Shaw.
My work here is done for the next three weeks.

 

[Dory Berkowitz-Bukowski]

Miles pioneered almost everything. Jamal was even more of a pioneer.
If you guys want a real hard bop maniac who didn't use a net, try Pharaoh Sanders.

But not on an empty stomach.
And also consider early solo Chick Corea. Pure avant garde.

Then make your way over to Woody Shaw.
My work here is done for the next three weeks.

We are aware of the above.