Festwca

DeRank ™: 7,33

DeAge™ : 7424 days • Here since 11 february 2006

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Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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I sent you a private message but I don't know if it got to you (deb gave me an error). Let me know.

Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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I don't want to repeat myself, but in my opinion, Australian rock from 76-89 is absolutely awesome, nothing compared to grunge :)

Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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They were teasing ajeje, it's obvious that these groups are part of the background of the Seattle sound of the late 80s.

Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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Well, for the Feedtime the adjective "nice" doesn't quite fit, though. And the Saints?

Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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Ah, but these things have been talked about a billion times, how boring.

Right, the success of Nirvana is largely due to the "softened" production of Nevermind, which Kurt seemed to be against. So the credit for bringing the underground to the masses is not his, but rather, paradoxically, that of Geffen.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

4 sep 07

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I would say Kyuss and Sleep to start with. But if you're interested, take a look at the reviews of: Antmo, Caz, moonchild, birobiro. It's metal for non-metalheads.

Wipers Alien Boy

4 sep 07

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Everything is good and right. Essentially, it bothers me that when Nirvana is mentioned, there is always someone (in this case ashanti) who says: it's not up for discussion.

Black Sabbath Paranoid

4 sep 07

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No, seriously: for example, the so-called stoner rock and all its subgenres. It takes inspiration from Black Sabbath in a more psychedelic (drugged) way, staying connected to Jimi Hendrix. That's why if I listen to metal, I primarily listen to stoner. Because it's a genre that, in most cases, doesn't care about technique and showmanship, and keeps the right blues feeling.