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Old 05-10-2011, 01:45 PM   #5581 (permalink)
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Yeah dude I was really into them like 4 years ago. The self titled is pretty ok but honestly do I think the new album is awful.
Sad thing about the new album is that it comes from one of the original 'grunge' bands, and sounds EXACTLY like the overproduced post-grunge knockoff bull****.

Grunge was a passing thing, there's a reason the 'movement' fell apart within 5 years. New AIC is just a cheap money grab.
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Old 05-10-2011, 01:52 PM   #5582 (permalink)
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Sad thing about the new album is that it comes from one of the original 'grunge' bands, and sounds EXACTLY like the overproduced post-grunge knockoff bull****.

Grunge was a passing thing, there's a reason the 'movement' fell apart within 5 years. New AIC is just a cheap money grab.
I don't think they were grunge then or now. I liked whatever the lead single off the new album was, but they should have changed their name. I never assumed I'd get Facelift AIC back, and so I only heard what was played for me. To that end, they didn't better than I thought they would. But it didn't match up to JoF, FL, or even Boggy Depot.
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Old 05-10-2011, 02:18 PM   #5583 (permalink)
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I don't think they were grunge then or now. I liked whatever the lead single off the new album was, but they should have changed their name. I never assumed I'd get Facelift AIC back, and so I only heard what was played for me. To that end, they didn't better than I thought they would. But it didn't match up to JoF, FL, or even Boggy Depot.
I wasn't pleased with the production. It was too over-thought in attempt to match with 'modern standards'. Jar of Flies, for examples, was produced, and written in 7 days according to legend. It was impulsive emotion, and that's basically what made that band work.

They're just a tad burned out, I think. I mean, I might as well be listening to Godsmack, Seether, or all of the post 1999 'alternative' garbage because it sounds the same to their new album to me.
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Old 05-10-2011, 02:35 PM   #5584 (permalink)
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I could, but just listening to their extremely dull boring middle of the road mawkish right on dad rock for 5 minutes or so says so more about them than I could ever explain without sending myself into a coma at just the sheer thought of it.
But you like Oasis's "Definitely Maybe?" I think you're definitely (maybe) a hypocrite.
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Old 05-10-2011, 02:41 PM   #5585 (permalink)
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I don't know if they can annoy people though. First of all, no two metalheads agree on a bands classification. And secondly, 9 out of 10 subgenres are created on the spot by people saying things the band is wearing.

i.e. "They strike me as Nordic Viking Beard metal." Well they can't really be Nordic, since the bassist is Portuguese. "Well then their Pillage & Rape Metal with some Balsamic overtones."

I'll give it to you if we can call it "Beard & Scalp Metal with some Iberian undertones"

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Classifying bands on the basis of their fashion style, fonts used, and lyrical content is not a strictly metal trend. And while there is no shortage of idiots in metal promoting this; this has far more to do with suburban Punk idiots latching on to metal and doing the same **** that makes contemporary punk so godawfully unbearable.

"Is this hardcore?"
"No, it's powerviolence."
"No, it's veganarchist crust!"
"No dude, they're d-beat!"

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And what do these idiots do when they latch onto metal? "Trollmetal!", "Pagan blackmetal!", "eco-feminist blackmetal!", "funeral drone metal!", etc, etc, etc. ****ing hippie punk scum, they ruin everything they touch.
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Old 05-10-2011, 02:42 PM   #5586 (permalink)
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But you like Oasis's "Definitely Maybe?" I think you're definitely (maybe) a hypocrite.
I like that album as well. Some great songs on that one.
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Old 05-10-2011, 03:01 PM   #5587 (permalink)
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I like that album as well. Some great songs on that one.
But if we're talking mindless dad rock...
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But you like Oasis's "Definitely Maybe?" I think you're definitely (maybe) a hypocrite.
I've not listened to that album in something like 10 years.

Besides, there's a difference between thinking something is good & liking something.
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Old 05-10-2011, 03:28 PM   #5589 (permalink)
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I've not listened to that album in something like 10 years.

Besides, there's a difference between thinking something is good & liking something.
But is it not in the Urban 100?

The last part I can agree with you on. I don't think Pearl Jam are the greatest or anything, but I definitely like them. Then again, if you like something, you have to at least think it's good enough to be likeable, right?

Out of curiosity Urban, what have you actually listened to by Pearl Jam? And another random question, what's your favorite Black Sabbath album?
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My favorite Black Sabbath = "Master of Reality".
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