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Does anyone like crappy screaming music?

Then listen to my band! We're a crappy screaming band that has been playing together for about 3 months now. We have upcoming shows in Cleveland and Dayton. We're also personally putting on a Multiple Slerosis benefit show in August.

www.myspace.com/thelettersevenmusic

We hate our name, hence we're changing it soon

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  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    The only song with a ton of screaming that I like is Ticks and Leeches...are you a member of the band Tool?  No?  Damn.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • AgiaAgia Member Posts: 35
    Originally posted by Draenor

    The only song with a ton of screaming that I like is Ticks and Leeches...are you a member of the band Tool?  No?  Damn.


    MAYNARDOWNED!
  • albinofreakalbinofreak Member Posts: 449

    I dont like that kind of music, but the quality of the recording is pretty horrible... so I cant really pass judgement.

    Tool is cool.

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    It is my solemn vow to turn every music thread into a discussion about Tool and/or Maynard James Keenan.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • albinofreakalbinofreak Member Posts: 449
    Slayer is a beast live. When I saw them I have to say it had a pretty classic concert moment. It was at an outdoor venue, and they played their whole set and they were ending with Raining Blood. Right as they did the opening riff, it just started pouring and lightning was going nuts behind the stage (the stage is kind of on the water so behind it is the ocean) and the wind went nuts and shook everything in the place. I was like "Oh shnit.... God really does hate us all!"
  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by albinofreak

    Slayer is a beast live. When I saw them I have to say it had a pretty classic concert moment. It was at an outdoor venue, and they played their whole set and they were ending with Raining Blood. Right as they did the opening riff, it just started pouring and lightning was going nuts behind the stage (the stage is kind of on the water so behind it is the ocean) and the wind went nuts and shook everything in the place. I was like "Oh shnit.... God really does hate us all!"
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HROSln41k0 shut up...Maynard > Slayer in concert.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    I think my favorite song is a tossup between schism, Jambi, and H....and Wings for Marie (part two) is amazing as well.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by Nasica

    Originally posted by Draenor

    I think my favorite song is a tossup between schism, Jambi, and H....and Wings for Marie (part two) is amazing as well.
    If i may ask, Draenor, what is your opinion on the song Eulogy ?

    Ive seen MANY MANY people write on what they think it means.



    This is what i like the most about Tool though, its like a really good Poem, any intelligent person can grab meaning from it, and the two meaning dont necisarily have to agree.



    I will admit i was slightly taken aback when you said you were a Christian Tool fan, as many Christians friends i know hate Tool because of that very song.



    </me is really scared that hes just begun another 100page religious debate.....>

    To be honest I had never associated that song with Jesus at all, but looking at the lyrics now, I can definitely see that...I guess I never listened to the "get off your fucking cross" or payed too much attention to any of the words after awhile...I have a tendency to listen to a song while doing something else, so I hear the first few words, and then just sorta zone out and concentrate on what I'm doing...and I usually listen to Tool while I write. (makes things more intense and I usually end up thinking of something inciteful because of various lines)

    Well, like anything else with Tool, it could be seen as having many meanings, from martyrdom to a know-it-all douche who happened to die.  I personally like the song and always listen to it, because it's a nice segue into H...But I think that it's one of those things that is what you make of it...In all likelyhood he probably is talking about Jesus and the hypocrisy of many Christians (he seems to believe that we are all hypocrites save for his mother)  But with all poetry, you can grab what you want from it...personally I've always taken it as someone who had a high and mighty attitude and ended up paying for it in the end.

    Don't be surprised when I say that I like something like Tool though, I have a high appreciation for art and anything creative...and Tool has some of the most beautifully written songs of any band that I've ever heard, most people just don't want to see past the anger...I see Maynard as a genius, a tortured and somewhat lost genius, but a genius nontheless.



    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • ColdmeatColdmeat Member UncommonPosts: 3,409

    I always took the song Eulogy to be about Bill Hicks, since there's a couple songs on the album about him, or that reference his work.

    Check out some of his comedy routines. The whole Arizona Bay thing is from one of his bits. There's some other lines of his throughout the album, as well as the painting of him.

  • ColdmeatColdmeat Member UncommonPosts: 3,409


    Originally posted by Nasica
    My big question though is
    Who is Harry Manback !?!?!?!
    WOW, he is one disliked person :P


    Message to Harry Manback is a recording of the words of an uninvited Italian guest who came to Maynard's house one day. A so-called friend of a friend of a friend of Harry's .... Before we finally managed to figure out that nobody really knew him, he had already emptied the fridge and run up a huge phone bill. He got kicked out of the house."

    Harry Manback is a pseudonym for the real recipient of the message, presumably a past roommate of Maynard's: Hotsy Menshot of Green Jello.


    The above quote is attributed to Danny Carey

  • JackcoltJackcolt Member UncommonPosts: 2,170
    Originally posted by guyface


    Then listen to my band! We're a crappy screaming band that has been playing together for about 3 months now. We have upcoming shows in Cleveland and Dayton. We're also personally putting on a Multiple Slerosis benefit show in August.
    www.myspace.com/thelettersevenmusic
    We hate our name, hence we're changing it soon
    You would want a more "professional studio", where you have lines for each instrument. That'd make it easier to get a more professional sound where you can actually hear the singer.

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  • AgiaAgia Member Posts: 35
    Originally posted by Draenor

    I think my favorite song is a tossup between schism, Jambi, and H....and Wings for Marie (part two) is amazing as well.
    Two of your top 4 are from 10,000 days? Blasphemy! I'll admit, Jambi was a good song, but it barely makes my top 10 solely based on the fact that it has an association with that putrid album.



    1. Aenema

    2. Eulogy

    3. Third Eye

    4. Pushit

    5. 46 & 2



    According to a recent study at Johns Hopkins, these are the 5 best Tool songs, in no particular order.
  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by Agia

    Originally posted by Draenor

    I think my favorite song is a tossup between schism, Jambi, and H....and Wings for Marie (part two) is amazing as well.
    Two of your top 4 are from 10,000 days? Blasphemy! I'll admit, Jambi was a good song, but it barely makes my top 10 solely based on the fact that it has an association with that putrid album.



    1. Aenema

    2. Eulogy

    3. Third Eye

    4. Pushit

    5. 46 & 2



    According to a recent study at Johns Hopkins, these are the 5 best Tool songs, in no particular order.



    See, I don't like third eye that much, and 46 and 2 is just...okay...and how can you say 10,000 days sucks?  The first 5 songs it are all friggen great...and so are the last three (not counting Viginti Tres)  Every Tool CD has random crap stuck in the middle...but I think 10,000 days is anything but putrid.

    I do really like pushit though, and Aenema is good for when I'm really mad...I guess I'll list my top 10 so you get a better idea

    1: Schism

    2: Jambi

    3: Sober

    4: H.

    5: Wings for Marie

    6: Pushit

    7: Stinkfist

    8:  Right in Two

    9: Intolerance

    10:  Ticks and Leeches

    An honorable mention goes to DIe Eier Von Satan, and Latarallus

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918

    Wings for Marie, Part 2...honestly, how can you say that this song sucks?  Can you really not feel the emotion put into this song?

     

    We listen to the tales and romanticize

    How we follow the path of the hero

    Boast about the day when the rivers overrun

    How we'll rise to the height of our halo

    Listen to the tales as we all rationalize

    Our way into the arms of the savior

    Feigning all the trials and the tribulations

    None of us have actually been there

    Not like you



    Ignorant fibbers in the congregation

    Gather around spewing sympathy, spare me

    None of them could even hold a candle up to you

    Blinded by choices hypocrites won't seek

    But enough about the collective Judas

    Who could deny you were the one

    Who would have made it?

    You'll have a piece of the divine

    This little light of mine

    The gift you passed on to me

    I'm gonna let it shine

    To guide you safely on your way

    Your way home



    Oh, what are they gonna do

    When the lights go down

    Without you to guide them all to Zion?

    What are they gonna do when the rivers overrun

    Other than tremble incessantly?

    High as a wave,

    But I'll rise on up off the ground

    You are the light and the way

    They'll only read about

    I only pray heaven knows

    When to lift you out

    Ten thousand days in the fire is long enough

    You're going home



    You're the only one who can

    Hold your head up high

    Shake your fist at the gates saying,

    I have come home now

    Fetch me the spirit, the son and the father

    Tell them their pillar of faith has ascended

    It's time now

    My time now



    Give me my

    Give me my wings



    You are the light, the way

    That they will only read about



    Set as I am in my ways and my arrogance

    Burden of proof tossed upon all non-believers

    You were my witness, my eyes, my evidence

    Judith Marie, unconditional one



    Daylight dims leaving cool fluorescence

    Difficult to see you in this light

    Please forgive this bold suggestion

    Should you see your maker's face tonight

    Look 'em in the eye

    Look 'em in the eye and tell 'em

    I never lived a lie, never took a life

    But surely saved one, hallejullah

    It's time for you to bring me home

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • JackcoltJackcolt Member UncommonPosts: 2,170
    Originally posted by Nasica

    Originally posted by Jackcolt

    Originally posted by guyface


    Then listen to my band! We're a crappy screaming band that has been playing together for about 3 months now. We have upcoming shows in Cleveland and Dayton. We're also personally putting on a Multiple Slerosis benefit show in August.
    www.myspace.com/thelettersevenmusic
    We hate our name, hence we're changing it soon
    You would want a more "professional studio", where you have lines for each instrument. That'd make it easier to get a more professional sound where you can actually hear the singer. Between Cubase, Mbox, Pro tools, Aplitube, Reason, Fruity Loops and the quality of VST plugins

    You dont even need a pro-studio these days.

    Just send your stuff away to get mastered.



    Mastering involves getting dressed up in ceremonial robes, burning insence chanting to the EQ god and other various black magic stuff.

    IE leave mastering up to the professionals as they are the only ones who understand why a rock song sounds like a rock song

    Actually what I meant is that they could easily get a better sound with using such mentioned programs. To me it sounds like they have 1 mic recording all their stuff. Sounds like the recording isn't even direct on the guitars...

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