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SGR · 05-19-2011, 02:46 PM

Ha! I was afraid that I was the only one who had heard of Trust Company on this site. I've always thought that TC were kind of a cool band because they had that nu metal edge but with Kevin Palmer, they had a unique lead singer with a hushed sort of singing style, all while being less whiny than Linkin Park and Korn. I don't like them like I used to, maybe they were a time and place kind of band you know?

@duga: So you don't like it anymore? What you think of their second album? Did you hear their latest?

@djchameleon: Yeah, like I said, it's a damn solid nu metal album. What did you think of True Parallels? I haven't gotten around to listening to their latest, not sure if I should or not. Downfall is still a badass song in my opinion.

So, tell me what you guys think of this equation. When it comes to Nu Metal Debut albums:

Lonely Position > Korn S/T > Slipknot S/T >>>> Hybrid Theory > The Sickness

Discuss. (or add other debuts by bands I didn't mention, I didn't add SoaD because I don't really consider them nu-metal)

jackhammer · 05-19-2011, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks

Ha! I was afraid that I was the only one who had heard of Trust Company on this site. I've always thought that TC were kind of a cool band because they had that nu metal edge but with Kevin Palmer, they had a unique lead singer with a hushed sort of singing style, all while being less whiny than Linkin Park and Korn. I don't like them like I used to, maybe they were a time and place kind of band you know?

@duga: So you don't like it anymore? What you think of their second album? Did you hear their latest?

@djchameleon: Yeah, like I said, it's a damn solid nu metal album. What did you think of True Parallels? I haven't gotten around to listening to their latest, not sure if I should or not. Downfall is still a badass song in my opinion.

So, tell me what you guys think of this equation. When it comes to Nu Metal Debut albums:

Lonely Position > Korn S/T > Slipknot S/T >>>> Hybrid Theory > The Sickness

Discuss. (or add other debuts by bands I didn't mention, I didn't add SoaD because I don't really consider them nu-metal)

1991:

1993:

1994:

Nu Metal took many of it's cues from these (as well as RATM of course). The Breakdowns, down tuned guitars and electronic influences . Just look at the cast list for the Judgement Night soundtrack. Whoever came up with the soundtrack idea was influential for good and bad!

djchameleon · 05-19-2011, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks

Ha! I was afraid that I was the only one who had heard of Trust Company on this site. I've always thought that TC were kind of a cool band because they had that nu metal edge but with Kevin Palmer, they had a unique lead singer with a hushed sort of singing style, all while being less whiny than Linkin Park and Korn. I don't like them like I used to, maybe they were a time and place kind of band you know?

@duga: So you don't like it anymore? What you think of their second album? Did you hear their latest?

@djchameleon: Yeah, like I said, it's a damn solid nu metal album. What did you think of True Parallels? I haven't gotten around to listening to their latest, not sure if I should or not. Downfall is still a badass song in my opinion.

So, tell me what you guys think of this equation. When it comes to Nu Metal Debut albums:

Lonely Position > Korn S/T > Slipknot S/T >>>> Hybrid Theory > The Sickness

Discuss. (or add other debuts by bands I didn't mention, I didn't add SoaD because I don't really consider them nu-metal)

If you do a forum search for Trust Company, you will see that I created a thread for them about 2 years ago I believe. I didn't get many posts in it but there are a few.

http://www.musicbanter.com/rock-meta...pany-fans.html

I haven't heard that album from them but I got Dreaming in Black and White recently.

As far as those albums you listed, I can't really rate them like that. I'm a Linkin Park fanboi so Hybrid Theory trumps them all then I'd probably go with The Sickness and everything else is just on an equal plane but I like to listen to them all the same.

jackhammer · 05-19-2011, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

If you do a forum search for Trust Company, you will see that I created a thread for them about 2 years ago I believe. I didn't get many posts in it but there are a few.

http://www.musicbanter.com/rock-meta...pany-fans.html

I haven't heard that album from them but I got Dreaming in Black and White recently.

As far as those albums you listed, I can't really rate them like that. I'm a Linkin Park fanboi so Hybrid Theory trumps them all then I'd probably go with The Sickness and everything else is just on an equal plane but I like to listen to them all the same.

Did u not listen to the vids I posted? Although the standard sound for Nu Metal is not hugely apparent in those vids, a huge component of the sound came from these guys who rarely get mentioned

djchameleon · 05-19-2011, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

Did u not listen to the vids I posted? Although the standard sound for Nu Metal is not hugely apparent in those vids, a huge component of the sound came from these guys who rarely get mentioned

tbh, I didn't because I'm watching a tv show at the moment and I was waiting for it to go to commercial before listening but I will in due time. I just wanted to respond to his question first.

I'm pretty sure I will enjoy them though if their sound is basically like the founding sound that Nu Metal is based off of.

Violent & Funky · 05-19-2011, 08:55 PM

KoRn's self-titled is so good. I think System of a Down and Deftones were the other leaders in the nu metal genre...

Howard the Duck · 05-19-2011, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

are you sure? this song was pretty badass back in the day and played quite often

nope never heard it

and it's way too melodic for me

Quote:

Originally Posted by jackhammer

1991:

1993:

1994:

Nu Metal took many of it's cues from these (as well as RATM of course). The Breakdowns, down tuned guitars and electronic influences . Just look at the cast list for the Judgement Night soundtrack. Whoever came up with the soundtrack idea was influential for good and bad!

Judgment Night is wawesome

Senser, so so

SGR · 05-20-2011, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Violent & Funky

KoRn's self-titled is so good. I think System of a Down and Deftones were the other leaders in the nu metal genre...

So you don't care for Trust Company?

@Il Dulce : What exactly do you mean by "too melodic"?

~~The Virgin~~ · 05-20-2011, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Il Duce

i don even know such a band existed

me neither

Howard the Duck · 05-20-2011, 06:46 AM

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Originally Posted by SoundgardenRocks

So you don't care for Trust Company?

@Il Dulce : What exactly do you mean by "too melodic"?

too easy on the ears

i prefer stuff like Slipknot

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SGR No Ice In My Bourbon Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: /dev/null Posts: 4,327	Ha! I was afraid that I was the only one who had heard of Trust Company on this site. I've always thought that TC were kind of a cool band because they had that nu metal edge but with Kevin Palmer, they had a unique lead singer with a hushed sort of singing style, all while being less whiny than Linkin Park and Korn. I don't like them like I used to, maybe they were a time and place kind of band you know? @duga: So you don't like it anymore? What you think of their second album? Did you hear their latest? @djchameleon: Yeah, like I said, it's a damn solid nu metal album. What did you think of True Parallels? I haven't gotten around to listening to their latest, not sure if I should or not. Downfall is still a badass song in my opinion. So, tell me what you guys think of this equation. When it comes to Nu Metal Debut albums: Lonely Position > Korn S/T > Slipknot S/T >>>> Hybrid Theory > The Sickness Discuss. (or add other debuts by bands I didn't mention, I didn't add SoaD because I don't really consider them nu-metal)