At 3/18/13 11:57 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/15/13 02:20 PM, Viper50 wrote: I still have a hard time tracking down some albums....hell it seems as though no store within 50 miles of here sells a copy of Master Of Reality on any format.

I'm guessing I have advised Amazon to you before and that's not a possibility. If you can't find a good store within 50 miles then you're really stuck on that one.

There was an ambient album that Bruce introduced me to by this artist called Letum, and I looked far and wide for the album both in local stores, on youtube, for torrent, or anywhere really. Yup, Amazon was the only place that had it, and I found myself paying for music (haven't done that in a looooong while.)

Back on topic.

Karma To Burn are releasing a new EP
They released a teaser thing for it ._.

Also High Priest Of Saturn are releasing their debut album in 5 days.

So, while not metal, Steven Wilson's new album is kinda completely awesome. I know there are a few fans of Porcupine Tree around here you should definitely check this out. While much more 70s style prog than most of his stuff, it definitely has moments reminiscent of PT.

I'm slowly getting into the Melvins albums, trying to figure what album I should be getting next. I suggest that any of you guys who never listened to them gives them a try. After all, these guys did heavily influence Stoner Metal, Sludge and Grunge.

Melvins - Pig House (Alternate Version)

You can vaporize, you know.

At 3/20/13 02:31 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I'm slowly getting into the Melvins albums, trying to figure what album I should be getting next.

My favorites are Stoner Witch, Stag, and Bootlicker.

At 3/20/13 02:31 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I'm slowly getting into the Melvins albums, trying to figure what album I should be getting next. I suggest that any of you guys who never listened to them gives them a try. After all, these guys did heavily influence Stoner Metal, Sludge and Grunge.

What have you listened to so far?
Also my favorites are Bullhead, Houdini, and Gluey Porch Treatments.
You could go with Lysol, Ozma, or Electroretard. But its up to you what you wanna do.

I honestly don't understand why Bullhead is the most well known Melvins album. I mean, it's good, but I don't see it.

Nice tours stopping in Montreal this summer :)

I will most likely see Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death and Beyond Creation on tour together in early june.

At 3/20/13 09:56 PM, Viper50 wrote: What have you listened to so far?
Also my favorites are Bullhead, Houdini, and Gluey Porch Treatments.
You could go with Lysol, Ozma, or Electroretard. But its up to you what you wanna do.

I only have Lysol and their split with ISIS. I've got to find some more, yes.

At 3/20/13 11:12 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: I honestly don't understand why Bullhead is the most well known Melvins album. I mean, it's good, but I don't see it.

I honestly don't understand it either. I mean its a good album but its not exactly their best.

At 3/18/13 11:33 PM, ElGhoulio wrote: There was an ambient album that Bruce introduced me to by this artist called Letum, and I looked far and wide for the album both in local stores, on youtube, for torrent, or anywhere really. Yup, Amazon was the only place that had it, and I found myself paying for music (haven't done that in a looooong while.)

I know that feeling in a different sense. There are certain songs by Slough Feg and Manilla Road that I simply cannot find on the internet at all. They have the odd rare demo track or two that has not seen the light of day on a compilation release or anything. They're rare songs that we may never get to hear at all and not even torrents can help me find them.

On the topic of Melvins they're streaming their cover of You're My Best Friend by Queen off of their upcoming cover album.

For anyone who doesn't know, this is the track list:
1. Warhead (Venom; Guest: Scott Kelly of Neurosis)
2. You're My Best Friend (Queen; Guest Caleb Benjamin of Tweak Bird)
3. Black Betty (traditional)
4. Set It On Fire (The Scientists; Guest: Mark Arm)
5. Station To Station (David Bowie; Guest: JG Thirlwell)
6. Attitude (The Kinks; Guest: Clem Burke of Blondie)
7. Female Trouble (Divine a.k.a. John Waters)
8. Carpe Diem (The Fugs)
9. Timothy Leary Lives (Pop-O-Pies)
10. In Every Dream Home A Heartache (Roxy Music; Guests: Jello Biafra and Kevin Rutmanis)
11. Romance (Tales Of Terror)
12. Art School (The Jam; Guest: Tom Hazelmeyer)
13. Heathen Earth (Throbbing Gristle)

At 3/21/13 05:55 PM, Viper50 wrote: On the topic of Melvins they're streaming their cover of You're My Best Friend by Queen off of their upcoming cover album.

Not bad. I know they've done similar electro stuff before, but I love how they are doing stuff that is anything but stoner metal.

1. Warhead (Venom; Guest: Scott Kelly of Neurosis)

One of the sludgiest Venom tracks. I can imagine they'll do good things with it, and Scott Kelly is always a treat.

3. Black Betty (traditional)

I like their version of this, I wonder if they'll be going for a more traditional sound as opposed to the Ram Jam sounding one.

4. Set It On Fire (The Scientists; Guest: Mark Arm)

Fuck yes. Love TheScientists

7. Female Trouble (Divine a.k.a. John Waters)

HAHAHAHA

13. Heathen Earth (Throbbing Gristle)

YES...YES!

Duff, I'd say Stag, (A) Senile Animal, and Gluey Porch Treatments are their best albums, Stag being their best. I personally think they've gotten a bit better as time went on, so don't be afraid to give newer albums a try. Also, check out Flipper, to see a proto sludge/grunge band that even predated Melvins.

So... any Amebix fans?

You can't really go wrong with Melvins. They're impressively consistent. Personally I'm not to crazy about Houdini, but a lot of other people seem to be.

Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

At 3/21/13 07:20 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

I feel less weird now.

At 3/21/13 07:22 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:20 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

I feel less weird now.

I haven't either, but now I feel like I should.

At 3/21/13 06:45 PM, Tobi wrote: Also, check out Flipper, to see a proto sludge/grunge band that even predated Melvins.

Flipper is always awesome.
You should totally check out Wipers along with Fang. The guitarist from Fang (Tom Flynn) founded a label that both Fang and Melvins released stuff on. Though Fang are more Hardcore Punk and Wipers are Post-Punk.

At 3/21/13 09:18 PM, Viper50 wrote: You should totally check out Wipers along with Fang. The guitarist from Fang (Tom Flynn) founded a label that both Fang and Melvins released stuff on.

I like Fang, and I've heard of the Wipers, but never checked them out. I'll put it on my before-i-go-to-bed-to-do-list.

Also, I like how Melvins were once with Slap-a-Ham records. I know it's not uncommon for punk bands (despite the Melvin's metal tendencies, I consider them to be punk) to play on diverse record labels, it's funny how far away they were from the other stuff on that label. Melt Banana too.

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

At 3/21/13 11:00 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

lol is that a really delayed double post or did you forget you posted?

At 3/21/13 11:23 PM, Tobi wrote:

At 3/21/13 11:00 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

lol is that a really delayed double post or did you forget you posted?

My browser screwed up. I realized what happened when I saw it.

So the band Pallbearer recently had 3 guitars stolen from them.

They are
1970's Harmony Les Paul copy (no name on headstock) tobacco sunburst, carved body, and Lace Pickups installed.
Mid-200's PRS - Red with a considerable amount of black gaffers tape on headstock (covering name and a very large chip in the upper headstock point.) Stock humbuckers with cream pickup surrounds.
and a Mid-2000's Hofner - Black double-cutaway Les Paul Junior style, with P90's, Upper horn strap peg is likely missing.

They were stolen from the North Little Rock area. So if anyone has any info about them I guess you can contact them on their Facebook (they have a pic of the stolen guitars on there).

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

There's lots of good instrumental music.

But I think you're doing Philosiraptor wrong.

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

To kill half the vocal creativity in the history of music? Fuck no.

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

Instrumental metal music? Yes, that's doable. I have plenty of good instrumentals to hear from this genre alone.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:29 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

Instrumental metal music? Yes, that's doable. I have plenty of good instrumentals to hear from this genre alone.

AAL > Metal

Leave please.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:29 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

Instrumental metal music? Yes, that's doable. I have plenty of good instrumentals to hear from this genre alone.

AAL > Metal

Pelican completely blows them out of the water.

At 3/22/13 08:53 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote: AAL > Metal

Leave please.

We've had our fun. I agree with Duff and ean5, if I hear from you once more, you're banned.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote: AAL > Metal

Animals as Leaders is pretty close to metal already. I don't really see where you're going with this, but yeah, they're good.