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DUDE i just shit my pants listening to this music, its so bad, its horrible.........its like a bad day at the mall food court

haha. its bad. i dont know if its mastamindz bad though. i dont know if ANYTHING is mastamindz bad.

ya that's pretty tough to view

Mastermindz is ALOT worse.

hey,
that is my guitarist's side band. just because they aren't metal doesn't mean they suck. they are a completely different style of music, and don't make any claims to be metal. have an open mind. i saw them live once and thought they put on a good show. they've played shows with some big goth/deathrock bands. i don't listen to their music, it's not my style and i'm not into theatrics, but i still think they are good at what they are doing. the bassist/vocalist writes most of the music, and it's hard to deny that his bass playing is really good. give it another listen and try to say that he isn't an excellent bass player. i'm not really into his vocals, but i think his voice is strong and fits the music. basically my point is, even though i'm not a fan of their sound and image, i can't deny that they have talent. so many metal fans claim to have an open mind about music, but alot of them seem to only have an open mind about different metal subgenres, rather than music as a whole.

Malice rules. *nod*

hahahahaha....I messageboard bombed Mastamindz and I got death threats from them.....hahahahahahahahahaha

Now they suck.....at least this pseudo gothy band has balls enough to be original....terrible....but original...

ugh

Hoser said:

at least someone realizes they are original. i'd take malice in leatherland over half the generic metal bands out there that play old tired styles. at least these guys have their own sound. people on this board may not like it, but it's original.

im probably the only forum regular that has a musical taste as diverse as mine (could be wrong, but from what i have seen, i believe i am right). so if i hear this, and think that it sucks, then it probably does.

oh, fuck it... im not signing up to soundclick jsut to listen to some band.

my musical taste is pretty diverse too

ha!!! ya me too!!!! ya meany!

TheGreatSpaldino said:


Your mental ineptitude is showing in that you can't even use the correct form of "I'm" and "Just". when did you go over that in school? like 3rd grade?

mastamindz rules and i cant wait to see them with All That Remains

HUH?

TheGreatSpaldino said:

Joe_Shmo said:


quick typos that i didnt feel like editing, shit stain. its not quite the same as using "your" inplace of "you're"... you could have even not used the apostrophe and it still would have been more correct than "your". and, im sorry... but if you want to try and be Mr. English Professor than you should have said "just" iinstead of "Just" seeing as that my instance of the word wasnt used at the beginning of a sentence and isnt a proper noun. so, sorry, you lose yet again.

Good one spaldy. I think my taste in music is pretty diverse as well. I would be willing to bet it's about as diverse as yours. Let me know some of the other stuff you listen to, maybe we could trade cd's or something, just no rapcore, or new-metal please.

i dont mind GOOD rapcore and decent nu-metal. like, i can listen to Eastcide's first album and whatnot... and older Irepress was really good.

I am talking about other kinds of music too. Do you like Jazz, or latin, or other crazy shit. Sometimes I get inspiration from the weirdest shit.

What kind of Nu-Metal do you like?

Jazz is the most technical form of music out there. jazz, ambient, classic rock, oldies, gregorian monk chanting, classical, video game music, trip hop, rap, new age, soundscapes, some 80's pop, space rock, progressive, metal (every genre i can pretty much think of), "anti-music" (occasionally), i dont know what you would call Autumn Tears or Dargaard... (piano and female vocals that is medieval sounding), some fusion, a little funk, primus, i dont know... a jumbled mess of other things too... categorizing some of these groups is a hard thing to do.

morkul said:

Slipknot isnt bad, the first Static X album, i can tolerate Mudvayne,... stuff along those lines.

I like the first Slipknot alot better than "Iowa". The first Static X is awesome to listen to when you need to switch things up a bit. I love jazz with a passion though.Tibetan Monk chanting I got into a couple of years ago. We actually put it on our cd when it came out. Rap though I'm going to say Old School Rap is way better than this bling, bling shit. NWA,House Of Pain, Cypress Hill,Wu-Tang Clan,Ghetto boys,DMX. That's about as much as I can take,although Outkast is doing some pretty great things with their style. I think it's going to open up alot doors down the road.

old school rap is what i listen to if im in a rap mood. Flesh of my Flesh... Blood of my Blood is where it's at.

WORD!

awww.... i smell a new friendship....

morkul said:


hell ya to NWA! and i love outcast, some of the newer underground rap is pretty good like atmosphere and mr.lif

wow, there are people on here who actually like good rap. i am impressed. i was listening to gregorian chant at my guitarist's house last night. good to see some people on this board who have diverse tastes and open minds. this thread has opened all kinds of cans of worms. mudvayne fans too. i thought i was the only person who looked at mudvayne more as a progressive band with quality musicianship than a nu-metal band. i wrote them off at first, but once i actually listened to them, i was impressed. if only more people on this board listened to good indie rock, like the black heart procession. that band rules.

mos def is the shit, well actually nowadays he sucks but in his blackstar and black on both sides days he was the man, soundbombing 1 and 2 as well, none of this "freak daddy" shit
jedi mind tricks, nonphixion- fuckin crazy stuff, it's like "dark" rap
mr lif, gangstarr, anything premier has ever done, all good shit
moldy peaches and the pixies are cool too

I have a friend that makes some pretty cool rap. who here like The Roots?

The Roots earlier stuff I liked just for being creative. KRS-ONE,he used to have some good ryhms.The Goats were awesome,my wife can't stand it but they had comic polictical skits in-between songs.The first Gravediggaz was pretty tight as well. Has anyone here ever listened to John Zorn's Painkiller cd with Mick Harris from Napalm Death on drums and Steve Smith on bass I think and Zorn on the sax. Wicked crazy stuff...

i like the roots they have some great music and the lyrics are amazing

painkiller is brutal

everything before and including things fall apart were good for the roots

TheGreatSpaldino said:

Glad to hear someone else likes it.

one of my friends got me into good rap a while back. he makes beats and writes really good rap lyrics. his flows are great. haven't talked to him in a while so i don't know if he has anything released. i used to have a demo, but i can't find it.

my friend is a hip hop mc he has a website http://www.bipolardivinity.com his write and produces his own beats as well as lyrics and vox.
he has played shows at lupos witht the likes of sage francis,atmoshphe,aesop rock,grand buffet,mr lif,7L&esoteric,akrpbaticand countles other acts

all this jazz talk and not one MILES DAVIS reference :(

Although I do like Miles Davis I don't really listen to much of his stuff. I like Coltrane.

This band is not bad, the vocals are sort of annoying but I dig the music.

And I doubt Spalding has the most diverse musical tastes on this board.

miles davis-live evil, disc 2 ---single best jazz cd EVER

im all for Jazz compilations... there isnt really any bad jazz so how can you go wrong for spending 2-7 bucks for an hour+ of good music?

i wish my computer never crashed... i would have like 10k mp3's then you could see a very good chunk of what i like to listen to.

all i have to say is "Chasin the Trane"

I like everything but metalcore.

everything has its good and bad... except trance/techno and ICP which everything is just plain terrible

What about the most important music Punk Rock, that made all music today possible. Call me close minded but if you dont like Motorhead you can just go fucking die.

motorhead rules. metalcore is morally wrong. there are only a handful of metalcore bands that i could see myself listening to.

Bastard said:



god damn right.



and Django Reinhardt is the one of the greatest guitarists ever, in any genre. the guy had 2 working fingers on his fret hand and still played circles around most guitarists then and now.

django reinhardt was excellent. they play him on xm music lab all the time. not like anyone actually has xm radio anyway.

Bastard said:


motorhead isnt punk, theyre more thrash but people do call it punk sometimes- either way theyre fucking great

dont forget the misfits, clit 45, poxy, filth, aus rotten, attak, blanks 77, august spies, black flag, chaos uk, GBH, combat 84, gorilla biscuits...

too many to name...

dont forget the band Television, probably the earliest punk rockers there were- way before the ramones/sex pistols that everyone always says started punk rock

I'm something of a 'music snob' and have even been titled 'musically racist' so I'm going to avoid getting in depth about this topic to avoid any death threats.
As far as jazz goes: musically I'm all for it minus the vocals. Although I think Funk is in an entire level above it.
Numetal: Slipknot is unexcusable. They aply to children who's parents do not love them so they die thier hair, cut themselves, wear pants with zippers and chains hanging from them and makeup for obvius attention purposes. It drives me out of my mind because if someone didn't want me to notice the chains suspended from thier pants, they wouldn't have spent 60$ on them at hot topic. So as far as I'm concerned Numetal is more a trend and fashion statement than form of music. I can stand relative ash and very little mudvayne, and Flaw, but nothing other than that.
I agree with spalding that every music ghas it's ups and downs, but I'm going to haveto add punk, ska, and Mike Cocliatis to the list of exceptions.

motorhead isnt punk.......no way in hell
gorilla biscuits isnt punk either. there hardcore.

Dimmybag. I didnt say Motorhead is punk, I said that after my first statement about punk. Motorhead is Motorhead, dont classify them under nothin, there way to intense for anyone to give them a title. To many fat chicks on the net, but its good sometimes.

"Hash browns and bacon strips, I like the way that you lick your lips"

The Roots kick ass, as does John Zorn. Underground hiphop is great, it's too bad the genre gets discarded on the basis of stygma alone.
Also - Thanks for the trashing, guys! It's odd to get this type of ribbing from the metal scene, seeing that I spent so much of my formative years listening to Candlemass and George Clinton.
You can't please them all, but I'd hope you'd give at least "A Happy Death Now" a listen before you begin throwing dead cats at us. We switched from Soundclick to another server
http://www.sinsanctuary.com/mil/mp3s.html

stay ghoul,
Basim

the Ramones own my soul... but as far as punk being the basis of which all the music we listen to today (metal). now thats pretty ridiculous and a false claim. everyone knows that Black Sabbath were the metal pioneers. punk gave birth to hardcore. Black Sabbath = metal, The Ramones = hardcore.

I'm really into TSOL, Samhain, Christian Death (early years), 45Grave and The Cramps. Bassically the punk that crossed into Deathrock territory. I do believe 'raw' blackmetal is a direct result of the effect punk had on metal in the 80s via Slayer.

~ Basim

i agree with both of the last two posts. i grew up listening to sabbath, and totally bypassed punk for sabbath influenced metal. punk had alot of influence on thrash, but i think sabbath definitely made the most impact on metal as a whole. i agree with black metal being partly a descendant of punk, especially the attitude.

since this is a now a thread about liking all kinds of diverse music, does anyone else here like jeff buckley? i'm a big fan of his, especially the live recordings. his band was so intense and his voice was so unique.

i love vanilla ice now that is pretty diverse

joe\\notcommon said:

ha, very true. to be truly diverse, you have to accept the musical genius of milli vanilli too

What about Vanilla Ice's remake of"Ice,Ice,Baby"? Anyone heard that cd? Sounds like Korn to me.

Too cold? could be because John davis produced it.

BASTARD, how did you know about DIMMYBAG and fat chicks from the internet?

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