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Paedantic Basterd 06-03-2012 10:49 PM

I really like this idea. It tempts me, but I know I could never commit to this sort of thing.

OctaneHugo 06-03-2012 10:50 PM

7. Bad Brains
Into the B's with the legends of D.C. hardcore/reggae
8 albums
1977-1995, 1998-present

http://i.imgur.com/IklxS.jpg?1

Definitely one of my favorite punk bands. Started listening to them because I found out the lead singer called himself H.R. (Human Rights). Good decision on my part! I love bands that like to mix stuff up and experiment with different styles (XTC, Beck, Frank Zappa), and Bad Brains are one of the best examples. it takes a lotta heart to be black men in Washington D.C. in the 70's & 80's alternating on stage between hardcore punk and reggae. but when you've got as much skill as these guys, it works. and you become legends. Rock For Light is a masterpiece. Hearing Saul Williams (one of my favorite hip-hop artists) rap over "Supertouch/****fit" from Black Dots, maybe my favorite punk song, was amazing.

I still marvel at how well they change between playing complex, agile reggae and fast, aggressive punk. they're also terrific songwriters. It also really makes me jealous of people who grew up during this time, because in the early 80's you could see Dead Kennedys one night and Bad Brains another, and that would've been incredible. but one of the best parts about music is its longevity, and Bad Brains are awesome, have been awesome, and will always be awesome. which is why I'm so jealous of my friend who's lived in D.C. his whole life, because he's seen Bad Brains and personally talked to H.R. and describes him as hilarious, laid back, and constantly high as hell. I'd love to see it.

OctaneHugo 06-03-2012 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pedestrian (Post 1195930)
I really like this idea. It tempts me, but I know I could never commit to this sort of thing.

don't worry, the odds are stacked well against me finishing haha

Paedantic Basterd 06-03-2012 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OctaneHugo (Post 1195932)
don't worry, the odds are stacked well against me finishing haha

The more I think about it, the more I wish I'd thought of it myself. Hope you can stick to it!

Mrd00d 06-04-2012 03:54 PM

Just one step at a time, and you'll be gravy. Already in the B's, look at that.

SGR 06-04-2012 04:08 PM

This is a pretty cool idea OctaneHugo but come on, you don't own ANYTHING by Aerosmith?!? :nono:

YorkeDaddy 08-01-2012 01:34 PM

I'm alarmed at how few artists you have that start with A, and many are very popular and I thought were at least owned by most people. Animal Collective? Arcade Fire? Arctic Monkeys?

FRED HALE SR. 08-01-2012 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OctaneHugo (Post 1195931)
7. Bad Brains
Into the B's with the legends of D.C. hardcore/reggae
8 albums
1977-1995, 1998-present

http://i.imgur.com/IklxS.jpg?1

Definitely one of my favorite punk bands. Started listening to them because I found out the lead singer called himself H.R. (Human Rights). Good decision on my part! I love bands that like to mix stuff up and experiment with different styles (XTC, Beck, Frank Zappa), and Bad Brains are one of the best examples. it takes a lotta heart to be black men in Washington D.C. in the 70's & 80's alternating on stage between hardcore punk and reggae. but when you've got as much skill as these guys, it works. and you become legends. Rock For Light is a masterpiece. Hearing Saul Williams (one of my favorite hip-hop artists) rap over "Supertouch/****fit" from Black Dots, maybe my favorite punk song, was amazing.

I still marvel at how well they change between playing complex, agile reggae and fast, aggressive punk. they're also terrific songwriters. It also really makes me jealous of people who grew up during this time, because in the early 80's you could see Dead Kennedys one night and Bad Brains another, and that would've been incredible. but one of the best parts about music is its longevity, and Bad Brains are awesome, have been awesome, and will always be awesome. which is why I'm so jealous of my friend who's lived in D.C. his whole life, because he's seen Bad Brains and personally talked to H.R. and describes him as hilarious, laid back, and constantly high as hell. I'd love to see it.

Big fan of Bad Brains but your friend has HR completely wrong. Dude is a certified quack. Met him in Long Beach years ago and he was the biggest A-Hole you could ever encounter.


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