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Old 06-03-2011, 04:00 PM   #601 (permalink)
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Hey guys, I'm looking for some metal that makes me want to punch someone in the face. Something akin to the chunky riffs of Black Sabbath's "Children of the Grave", "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" and "Fairy's Wear Boots". But I also want it to make me want to punch someone, kind of like The Stooges "Search and Destroy" or Pantera's "Rise."

Oh and no death metal, and preferably I can get it on CD for cheap. (meaning no super obscure metal that would cost me $15 for one cd)
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Old 06-04-2011, 09:25 PM   #602 (permalink)
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Old 06-07-2011, 04:42 PM   #603 (permalink)
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So I've been thinking about picking up some more ACDC. I only have If You Want Blood and Back In Black, what else is definitely worth getting. Also what year remaster sounds the best, 1990, 1994, or 2003? 1994 remasters look to be the cheapest in general.

Also, do you guys think anything by Korn is worth buying?

(Yes, I've been feeling like some simple rock lately. )
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Old 06-07-2011, 05:01 PM   #604 (permalink)
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If this was 1994, I would say it is worth buying Korn... however it is 2011 and i advise people to just skip them.

Beavis summed up my feelings on Korn perfectly in this video:
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Old 06-07-2011, 06:21 PM   #605 (permalink)
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So I've been thinking about picking up some more ACDC. I only have If You Want Blood and Back In Black, what else is definitely worth getting. Also what year remaster sounds the best, 1990, 1994, or 2003? 1994 remasters look to be the cheapest in general.

Also, do you guys think anything by Korn is worth buying?

(Yes, I've been feeling like some simple rock lately. )
Their self titled debut and Follow the Leader are definitely worth it. I liked Untouchables as well but ummm you should just download that one.
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Their self titled debut and Follow the Leader are definitely worth it. I liked Untouchables as well but ummm you should just download that one.
Life Is Peachy and Issues I should avoid though?

How about ACDC that is worth buying? I've heard many say all Bon Scott era ACDC is worth buying.
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So I've been thinking about picking up some more ACDC. I only have If You Want Blood and Back In Black, what else is definitely worth getting. Also what year remaster sounds the best, 1990, 1994, or 2003? 1994 remasters look to be the cheapest in general.

Also, do you guys think anything by Korn is worth buying?

(Yes, I've been feeling like some simple rock lately. )
Not all the Bon Scott era is essential and apart from the live album get "Let There Be Rock" and "Highway to Hell" and possibly "Powerage" though its not essential.

The Korn debut is a must and a classic album. The other essential Korn album is "Follow the Leader"
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Life Is Peachy and Issues I should avoid though?

How about ACDC that is worth buying? I've heard many say all Bon Scott era ACDC is worth buying.
Life is Peachy and Issues are okay but there are only a few singles that I like from each one of them.

I wouldn't recommend buying those two albums just download it and see if you like them first

As far as AC/DC to add to Unknown's list toss Back in Black in there as well.
I know it doesn't include Bon Scott but it's still worth it.
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Not all the Bon Scott era is essential and apart from the live album get "Let There Be Rock" and "Highway to Hell" and possibly "Powerage" though its not essential.

The Korn debut is a must and a classic album. The other essential Korn album is "Follow the Leader"
You're talking about the two disc live album right? What about Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, is that any good? What about High Voltage?

Also, what year remasters sounds best? Or does it not really matter?

What album is better Korn or Follow The Leader?
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Hey all. I'm really trying to get into vocal surf rock right now, any suggestions? Oldness/newness/scene doesn't matter, as long as you can link the band to surf rock in some way and it has vocals in it.

By the way, I have absolutely nothing against instrumental music. I'm just not in the mood for instrumental surf rock, which honestly seems to all sound quite a lot alike.
Just reposting it since it got skipped over last time. People were busy helping others.
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