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Soundtrack To Your Angst
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08-12-2008 9:35pm#1What your listening to.
I'll start off,
Jesse Lacey & Kevin Devine - Luca
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I used to listen to a lot on Placebo
Oddly I only started listening to Placebo in TY, when I was probably the happiest I had ever been (That comparing to 3rd year, not after 4th year)
My musical past:
3-4th class:Bon Jovi, Abba, really cheesy stuff.
4th Class (Mark two, when i was the correct age to start in my current school): Limp Bizkit (Shudder)
5-6th and 1st year: Linkin Park and little else
2nd year: The discovery of Limwire (Which I in no way condone now)-Metallica, Slipknot, Manson, that kinda stuff, the lead up to a fairly big depressive episode which lasted most of 3rd year.
3rd Year: Alanis Morrisette, all of 2nd year. Adding Emo to the list
MCR Hawthorne Heights that kinda stuff. After the mocks I attend my first gig with a new found friend, life suddenly starts looking up 
4th - 6th: Taste progressively get heavier, and yet lighter at the same time. Emperor session after a couple of Regina Spektor tracks
And there, is my life story:pac:0 -
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donmeister wrote: »Lionel Richie,he suppresses angst.
And if we're learn anything is that the suppression of teens only ever leads to good things.0 -
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The Offspring are in a completely different league to Greenday or Blink 182.
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Oddly I only started listening to Placebo in TY, when I was probably the happiest I had ever been (That comparing to 3rd year, not after 4th year)
placebo are awesome. makes questioning your sexuality totally legit, and i just can't argue with that immortal opening line... 'alcoholic kinda mood...'.
3-4th class:Bon Jovi, Abba, really cheesy stuff.
bon jovi are top class cheese. livin on a prayer, and it's my life are classics. total hairbrush singalongs
abba, on the other hand, is unforgivable.
and has been forced on me for the last 3 weeks.
my god, i hate my work. it makes most of my music irrelevant for getting my own back. something not quite right about playing rage against the machine's self titled (first) album to 0-4 year olds. (**** you i wont do what you tell me ... is not the kinda thing i wana teach the kids im trying to control).4th Class (Mark two, when i was the correct age to start in my current school): Limp Bizkit (Shudder)
5-6th and 1st year: Linkin Park and little else
oh man, i remember that. limp bizkit... when chocolate starfish and hot dog flavoured water came out, yeah?
nad linkin park were the band that introduced me to music. back when mtv sitll played music, the summer between 6th class and 1st year, i saw crawling on mtv, and went 'wow'.... then i remember papa roach's 'between angels and insects' being on about the same time. and P.O.D's 'alive', and me just sitting there in front of the tv (no remote control, had to sit straight in front of it to change channels), and was just amazed! it was all just breathtaking and WOW for me. long story short... linkin park ended up supporting metallica, i fell in love, and the entire history of metal and the whole genre was laid out in front of me,and i fell in love.
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though it must be said, i spent my teenage years struggling with an eating disorder/depression/blahblahblah, but the song of their meteor album, 'breaking the habit', was my teenage song... that's the one that stands out to me... saved my life. was the motivation towards fighting and not giving up and facing the habit and addiction and all that blah. linkin park.
after a coupla years of moving on musically.. i saw linkin park and papa roach at rock am ring in germany summer 07, ... and cried. spontaneously. from nowhere.
twas so weird. /ramble.2nd year: The discovery of Limwire (Which I in no way condone now)-Metallica, Slipknot, Manson, that kinda stuff, the lead up to a fairly big depressive episode which lasted most of 3rd year.
manson, i've never gotten massively into... but slipknot and 'tallica, are just made for all moods, bar depression. too energetic, too much *anger*. anything from volume 3: the subliminal verses, just... whoooarrrr... awesomeness.This post has been deleted.
green day, partiuclarly their older stuff, is awesome. basket case! shall forever remind me of 6th year, the school counsellor coming in and giving us this whole spiel, but towards the beginning she mentioned that 'if we opt to go to counselling, people wont think of us as basket cases'.
and that was the end of that. i spent the rest of the class trying to remember every word to basket case. next class was maths. spent that class trying to remember it too. that song shall forever remind me of counselling teacher + maths class.I listen to many things from High School Musical to MCR to Billy Joel and everyone in between. It's a little odd but I have at least one song to go with every mood i have!
whatever about the rest of the tripe you've mentioned there...
billy joel is awesome.
the greatest song ever? 'it's still rock'n'roll' to me'.
man, that song is sooooo relevant on so many level.s0 -
Oh, this song, and the whole album really was one of the main things which got me through angst when I was younger (and now ):
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Smashing pumpkins
Bullet with butterfly wings
Placebo
pure morning
Slipknot
Duality
Rage Against the Machine
Bulls on parade
System of a down
BYOB
bah I am going stop:D0 -
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Abba and Limp Bizkit are two I am genuinely ashamed to have ever liked, that said, they helped form the taste I have now.Crumble Froo wrote: »
abba, on the other hand, is unforgivable.
oh man, i remember that. limp bizkit... when chocolate starfish and hot dog flavoured water came out, yeah?
nad linkin park were the band that introduced me to music. back when mtv sitll played music, the summer between 6th class and 1st year, i saw crawling on mtv, and went 'wow'.... then i remember papa roach's 'between angels and insects' being on about the same time. and P.O.D's 'alive', and me just sitting there in front of the tv (no remote control, had to sit straight in front of it to change channels), and was just amazed! it was all just breathtaking and WOW for me. long story short... linkin park ended up supporting metallica, i fell in love, and the entire history of metal and the whole genre was laid out in front of me,and i fell in love.
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though it must be said, i spent my teenage years struggling with an eating disorder/depression/blahblahblah, but the song of their meteor album, 'breaking the habit', was my teenage song... that's the one that stands out to me... saved my life. was the motivation towards fighting and not giving up and facing the habit and addiction and all that blah. linkin park.
manson, i've never gotten massively into... but slipknot and 'tallica, are just made for all moods, bar depression. too energetic, too much *anger*. anything from volume 3: the subliminal verses, just... whoooarrrr... awesomeness.
I still listen to Linkin Park, But I only ever really listen to the Reanimation album, and the new stuff is just horrendous.
And for the whole anger thing, I'm a great believer in positive aggression "Bitterness is like cancer. It eats upon the host. But anger is like fire. It burns it all clean." Forget who said it though. But it kinda explains why I like a lot of metal (well Hardcore stuff), no excuse for the more extreme stuff.0 -
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Fad's first post has hit the nail on the head.
Brand New: The Devil and God are Raging inside me, the whole album is chocful of awesome and probably signals the latest change in my musical taste. Everybody must own this album, super serial.
Luca especially the album version is just magical
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Crumble Froo wrote: »
oh man, i remember that. limp bizkit... when chocolate starfish and hot dog flavoured water came out, yeah?
nad linkin park were the band that introduced me to music. back when mtv sitll played music, the summer between 6th class and 1st year, i saw crawling on mtv, and went 'wow'.... then i remember papa roach's 'between angels and insects' being on about the same time. and P.O.D's 'alive', and me just sitting there in front of the tv (no remote control, had to sit straight in front of it to change channels), and was just amazed! it was all just breathtaking and WOW for me. long story short... linkin park ended up supporting metallica, i fell in love, and the entire history of metal and the whole genre was laid out in front of me,and i fell in love.
Hey, are you me by any chance? :pac: That's more or less how I got into metal as well! In fact, 'Hybrid Theory' was the first album I got ( buying a Spice Girls album on tape when I was eight doesn't count, right?)
Ah, the days of nu-metal! I remember pissing off my parents by wearing a 'Satanic' (:rolleyes:) Slipknot hoodie! Good times.
Get Korn's self-titled album for angstyness, 'tis hard to beat. Also, Smashing Pumpkins 'Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' basically was my soundtrack throughout my teens. Still love 'em.
Deftones' 'Back to School' is a killer track as well. Also Nirvana's back catalogue!
Recently got into a good metalcore band called Saosin, though I think they've been around for a while.
I'm sure I'll think of more. 0 -
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random chatbox wrote: »Smashing pumpkins
Bullet with butterfly wings
Placebo
pure morning
Slipknot
Duality
Rage Against the Machine
Bulls on parade
System of a down
BYOB
bah I am going stop:D
nice choices man. now, i must insist in replacing bulls on parade with ANYTHING from teh first album, and BYOB - that's the song that started the cogs in me moving to new zealand. :eek:Abba and Limp Bizkit are two I am genuinely ashamed to have ever liked, that said, they helped form the taste I have now.
I still listen to Linkin Park, But I only ever really listen to the Reanimation album, and the new stuff is just horrendous.
but... why listen to reanimation when you can listen to hybrid theory and meteora?!
;) was never too keen on reanimation, but the new stuff is actually really quite good live. im sorta over linkin park at this stage. more indy/metal/oldie groovy stuff at the mo, but linkin park will always have a special place in my heart. And for the whole anger thing, I'm a great believer in positive aggression "Bitterness is like cancer. It eats upon the host. But anger is like fire. It burns it all clean." Forget who said it though. But it kinda explains why I like a lot of metal (well Hardcore stuff), no excuse for the more extreme stuff.
sounds about right. :cool:Hey, are you me by any chance? :pac: That's more or less how I got into metal as well! In fact, 'Hybrid Theory' was the first album I got ( buying a Spice Girls album on tape when I was eight doesn't count, right?)
mine was b*witched. but aye, first three albums... b*witched... robbie williams... linkin park...Ah, the days of nu-metal! I remember pissing off my parents by wearing a 'Satanic' (:rolleyes:) Slipknot hoodie! Good times.
Get Korn's self-titled album for angstyness, 'tis hard to beat. Also, Smashing Pumpkins 'Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' basically was my soundtrack throughout my teens. Still love 'em.
Deftones' 'Back to School' is a killer track as well. Also Nirvana's back catalogue!
Recently got into a good metalcore band called Saosin, though I think they've been around for a while.
I'm sure I'll think of more.
took me a few years to get into slipknot... wait and bleed was good, but not into any of their earlier stuff other than that, really... all things from subliminal verses onwards though is just mindblowingly amazing. korn, i never managed to get into. ive enjoyed everything ive heard live, but they just never managed to grab me. pumpkins are awesome, but again, not a band i managed to get into during my teens, really. hehe, was singing deftones most of yesterday. we are the leaders... of it alllllll....
me in school was more linkin park, papa roach, metallica, 36 crazyfists, incubus, funeral for a friend, audioslave, queens of the stone age, green day (before american idiot :P), avril lavigne... ... quite a few others too. 0 -
Crumble Froo wrote: »
but... why listen to reanimation when you can listen to hybrid theory and meteora?!;)
As its a better album imo, that said I'd still prefer to listen to an album I'm not quite so familiar with. Love listening to something that I've heard feckin loads but then find another little niche in the song.0 -
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Crumble Froo wrote: »
mine was b*witched. but aye, first three albums... b*witched... robbie williams... linkin park...
took me a few years to get into slipknot... wait and bleed was good, but not into any of their earlier stuff other than that, really... all things from subliminal verses onwards though is just mindblowingly amazing. korn, i never managed to get into. ive enjoyed everything ive heard live, but they just never managed to grab me. pumpkins are awesome, but again, not a band i managed to get into during my teens, really. hehe, was singing deftones most of yesterday. we are the leaders... of it alllllll....
me in school was more linkin park, papa roach, metallica, 36 crazyfists, incubus, funeral for a friend, audioslave, queens of the stone age, green day (before american idiot :P), avril lavigne... ... quite a few others too.
Ah, yeah, I liked bewitched too...but that's before I got into 'real' music
*sweeps Britney Spears tapes under the carpet*
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For me, I prefer Slipknot's older stuff. I guess it just holds good memories for me (ironically!). I do think Subliminal Verses is the best album, though. Korn are hit-and-miss, and I don't have any of their newer albums, seems like cack to be honest. Everything up to 'Untouchables' was class though.
Yeah, I liked Green Day before 'American Idiot' too. That's when every Tom, Dick and Harry started to like them. They weren't cool after that (Just kidding!)
I guess during the past few years, I started exploring punk and metal. I remember when Phantom FM was good,too.:Panonymous_joe wrote: »Been listening to the Pumpkins since I was a wee lickle sprog.
So yeah, for angst, got to be the Smashing Pumpkins. And I've seen them live. :cool:
In honour of my teenage years - gone but not forgotten - 'Disarm.'
Aw, I love that song . Siamese Dream is brilliant too, as well as 'M. C. A. T. I. S' (couldn't be arsed typing that again!)
You saw them live? *jealous*I saw them once, cant say where. They where good.
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Ah, yeah, I liked bewitched too...but that's before I got into 'real' music
*sweeps Britney Spears tapes under the carpet*
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For me, I prefer Slipknot's older stuff. I guess it just holds good memories for me (ironically!). I do think Subliminal Verses is the best album, though. Korn are hit-and-miss, and I don't have any of their newer albums, seems like cack to be honest. Everything up to 'Untouchables' was class though.
Yeah, I liked Green Day before 'American Idiot' too. That's when every Tom, Dick and Harry started to like them. They weren't cool after that (Just kidding!)
I guess during the past few years, I started exploring punk and metal. I remember when Phantom FM was good,too.:P
Aw, I love that song . Siamese Dream is brilliant too, as well as 'M. C. A. T. I. S' (couldn't be arsed typing that again!)
You saw them live? *jealous*
Jealous of you, too! :pac:
Siamese Dream is still probably by favourite album ever. ^^
Yeah, doubt we're allowed talk of it. Think it was 'they who shall not be named' who organised it.0 -
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Ah, right so.
Yeah, Pumpkins rock!
I like 90's grunge as well, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, etc. All good and angsty! :pac:anonymous_joe wrote: »Yeah, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, etc are all cool. I've been known to enjoy all that stuff.
Love them
black hole sun, love this song
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