Psycroptic

DeRank ™: 1,21

DeAge™ : 6836 days • Here since 22 september 2007

Meshuggah obZen

12 mar 08

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I love Pantera, but the comparison with Meshuggah doesn't hold up; Pantera was a post-thrash band, while Meshuggah goes beyond the strictly metal sphere. And just compare the solos—with all due respect to the late Dimebag, but Thordendal is in another galaxy!!!!!!!

Meshuggah obZen

12 mar 08

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Stoney, listen to these bands to get an idea of the evolution that metal underwent in the 90s: Meshuggah, Tool, Martyr, Cryptopsy, Death, Atheist, Cynic, and Dillinger Escape Plan.

Mötley Crüe Shout At The Devil

12 mar 08

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much better the twisted sisters

Bruce Dickinson Skunkworks

12 mar 08

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I wanted to say Crowley

Bruce Dickinson Skunkworks

12 mar 08

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Bruce is making a film about the life of Aleister Crowley, which will also participate in the Cannes Film Festival!!!!!

Meshuggah obZen

12 mar 08

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And then for the record, King Crimson is cited as an influence by Meshuggah.

Meshuggah obZen

12 mar 08

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The only album by Meshuggah where the drums are programmed is Catch 33, and yes, King Crimson lasted 40 years, but they were broken up for practically half of their career. Also, duration doesn’t mean quality; take the Rolling Stones, for example—they haven’t made a remotely significant album in over 25 years. On the other hand, take Atheist, for instance; they lasted less than 10 years and released only 3 albums, but those 3 albums are worth 30. Bye.

Meshuggah obZen

12 mar 08

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Meshuggah are to the 90s what King Crimson are to the 70s. Both bands, in their respective genres and historical-musical contexts, have made a true revolution.