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Plankton · 04-29-2015, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

I'll give you real feedback later, as I was too drunk to even remember I was listening to you most of the time. I liked that it was more metal than I was expecting, but I have no intelligent critiques at this time. Write some grindcore and we'll be in business. Of course, I'll probably be too stupid to know what's going on anyway, but I just wanna listen to some grindcore.

I'll need some rec's for the genre so I can get all immersed into it first. I can't say I've ever followed that vein.

Anyway, what'd ya think of the 3 I posted.

The Batlord · 04-29-2015, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

I'll need some rec's for the genre so I can get all immersed into it first. I can't say I've ever followed that vein.

Anyway, what'd ya think of the 3 I posted.

No idea. Was very, very drunk. Post them again.

And as for music that you will clearly hate (sorry but there's really nothing I can think of that would be anything approaching a transition band if you aren't already versed in extreme metal)...

Old School: If you don't like primitive, 80s death metal, then this relatively primitive stuff isn't going to go down much better.

Spoiler for Old School:

Modern: In general these bands are even more abrasive, but a lot of them tend to be more musically accomplished. Whether you can understand the intricacy in their music when it's coming at you at several hundred bpm is debatable however.

Spoiler for Modern:

Plankton · 04-29-2015, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

No idea. Was very, very drunk. Post them again.

And as for music that you will clearly hate (sorry but there's really nothing I can think of that would be anything approaching a transition band if you aren't already versed in extreme metal)...

Old School: If you don't like primitive, 80s death metal, then this relatively primitive stuff isn't going to go down much better.

Modern: In general these bands are even more abrasive, but a lot of them tend to be more musically accomplished. Whether you can understand the intricacy in their music when it's coming at you at several hundred bpm is debatable however.

I dig me some Napalm Death, and I went to a Dying Fetus show last November (I think it was last November), so yeah. I can deal with those recs. I just don't do the genre thing, so I had no frame of reference as to what you'd consider "Grind Core". I'll see if I can pound a tune out in that style.

Here's my ****. Again.

...and if you're feeling really ambitious, here's my website:

Home - Planktons Odyssey

The Batlord · 04-29-2015, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Awesome. Love that groovy stoner riff. Just great energy, and it really synced up nicely with the lead guitar.

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Great rhythm section. Felt like Sabbath with a little bit o' funk. Sounded like you were just having a laid back jam session.

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You really know how to throw down some mean rhythm guitar and play really cool, space-out leads over it. Should come with a bong and a dub sack.

simplephysics · 04-29-2015, 07:57 PM

Praise sweet Jeebus! The most awful neighbor I've ever had the displeasure of knowing is finally moving out of the building. I'm not sure what I'll miss more, the constant screaming matches between her and her baby daddy, their 4 am fights in the hallway (that often result in all of his **** scattered outside of their front door) or hearing their poor dog bark and struggle in a cage for 12+ hours a day.

BYE FELECIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DeadChannel · 04-29-2015, 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

I dig me some Napalm Death, and I went to a Dying Fetus show last November (I think it was last November), so yeah. I can deal with those recs. I just don't do the genre thing, so I had no frame of reference as to what you'd consider "Grind Core". I'll see if I can pound a tune out in that style.

Here's my ****. Again.

...and if you're feeling really ambitious, here's my website:

Home - Planktons Odyssey

Aren't you missing a few apostrophes somewhere?

Plankton · 04-30-2015, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Awesome. Love that groovy stoner riff. Just great energy, and it really synced up nicely with the lead guitar.

Great rhythm section. Felt like Sabbath with a little bit o' funk. Sounded like you were just having a laid back jam session.

You really know how to throw down some mean rhythm guitar and play really cool, space-out leads over it. Should come with a bong and a dub sack.

Great marketing strategy. I'll look into it.

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Aren't you missing a few apostrophes somewhere?

lolwut

Black Francis · 04-30-2015, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by dreadnaught

Praise sweet Jeebus! The most awful neighbor I've ever had the displeasure of knowing is finally moving out of the building. I'm not sure what I'll miss more, the constant screaming matches between her and her baby daddy, their 4 am fights in the hallway (that often result in all of his **** scattered outside of their front door) or hearing their poor dog bark and struggle in a cage for 12+ hours a day.

BYE FELECIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya!

Im not sure if my upstairs neighbor knows this but i can hear her having sex.
It's not good sex either her moaning sounds kinda monotone.

RoxyRollah · 04-30-2015, 08:41 AM

I had the pleasure of waking up to the ass end of a fight involving sex one night.
All I heard was "That's why you can't get an erection. ..." Neighbours.

Black Francis · 04-30-2015, 08:56 AM

Why do ladies always attack the dick? it's such a cheap shot.

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