this has to be the biggest bag of ****e ever of a band and song

i57dwun4yb1pt8

i foundthis while looking at nu metal on u tube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWlqmc1B7EE


are these the worst bunch of w@nkers ever ?

Ok, you're dead right...it does suck ass..but i dont know if id consider it a find..you couldn't turn on mtv2 for more than 10 mins without hearing it there a couple of years ago...anyway,..what did you expect looking up nu metal?...limp biscuit were pioneers in the field..

PaulBrewer

DaDumTish wrote: »

i foundthis while looking at nu metal on u tube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWlqmc1B7EE


are these the worst bunch of w@nkers ever ?

Head .... why were you ' looking at Nu Metal ' in the first place .....:rolleyes:

i57dwun4yb1pt8

to get an idea of drum sounds for damaged's posts on drums .

god they are ****e

Lateralus359

I hear Nu Metal is making a comeback.Nu Nu Metal!

(By the way that's not a joke. I hear it really is coming back... Sad times.):(

ICN

Limp Bizkit are Music Stealers.. Totally lifted Helmets Style.


Unsung: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq8SU6uvCCo


In the Meantime: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgGyX7WPxuQ

Biscuits for Smut: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD2o9MmA0V0


Edit - & John Stainer is one SERIOUS drummer.

Snare sound in Bad Mood is incredible : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjPRTW3aOPs

PMI

It was of a certain time.... it kinda seals the year 2000 because all that stuff was massive back then with Korn, Biz, POD, Creed etc...

I dont mind it as it reminds me of a specific time as most music does

splitrmx

I'm trying to remember that Mike Patton quote, something along the lines of:

"You know Ireland, I've always been pissed off at you because you're partially responsible for U2.........but then again people are also pissed off at me because of the whole Nu Metal thing...."

120_Minutes

I'm gonna be on my own here, but i like(d) LB, but i only like the band. durst is turd, pure and simple. the band are great musicians, with borland being the standout talent. its a shame his other projects werent nearly as big. also i like terry dates production style on this and his other nu metal stuff (deftones) and his work with pantera.

BumbleB

120_Minutes wrote: »

I'm gonna be on my own here, but i like(d) LB, but i only like the band. durst is turd, pure and simple. the band are great musicians, with borland being the standout talent. its a shame his other projects werent nearly as big. also i like terry dates production style on this and his other nu metal stuff (deftones) and his work with pantera.

i Agree.

Quint

I thought the OP's link would be to a Kaiser Chiefs song

ICN

Quint wrote: »

I thought the OP's link would be to a Kaiser Chiefs song

LOL

ICN

Nu Metal's Legacy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNdQutC7JvQ


This is pretty awful.

Motion Man

DaDumTish wrote: »

i foundthis while looking at nu metal on u tube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWlqmc1B7EE


are these the worst bunch of w@nkers ever ?

WTF? It's Limp Bizkit - welcome to 1997! You've only just seen these douche bags recently?

i57dwun4yb1pt8

Motion Man wrote: »

WTF? It's Limp Bizkit - welcome to 1997! You've only just seen these douche bags recently?

excuse me ?

watch your mouth moron

crazeehorse

ICN wrote: »

Nu Metal's Legacy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNdQutC7JvQ


This is pretty awful.

that is by far the WORST
it looks like it was scraped off a latvian eurovision entry

i laughed the whole way through it:rolleyes:

barongreen

crazeehorse wrote: »

that is by far the WORST
it looks like it was scraped off a latvian eurovision entry

i laughed the whole way through it:rolleyes:

LOL i was thinking the very same thing.

jtsuited

seriously??? Limp Bizkit. That's a long long time ago.

I remember I was the first kid on my road to have 3 dollar bill y'all. Got it while i was in the states. As a 14 year old, that first album sounds like perfection. It all got a little awful after that album though.

i57dwun4yb1pt8

so was led zep and hendirx along time ago
its still relevant today .

donkeypop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFuSLt5D3Rs

Worst thing I've seen for a while.

PaulBrewer

donkeypop wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFuSLt5D3Rs

Worst thing I've seen for a while.

Well played, sounds great, good hair, nice T-Shirts .... what's the problem?

jtsuited

DaDumTish wrote: »

so was led zep and hendirx along time ago
its still relevant today .

well actually if you think hendrix and zepellin are still relevant today, then i'm not gonna argue with you.

bedbugs

donkeypop wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFuSLt5D3Rs

Worst thing I've seen for a while.

Somebody played this for me the other day. It is without a doubt the worst thing I've heard in years. It worries me that kids will like this. It's not that it's "ahead of its time" or anything, it's just seriously bad music. And it's not that I don't get it. That's the issue -I get it. And it's ****e.

i57dwun4yb1pt8

jtsuited wrote: »

well actually if you think hendrix and zepellin are still relevant today, then i'm not gonna argue with you.

do you think they are ?

jtsuited

DaDumTish wrote: »

do you think they are ?

of course not. they're both no longer making records. pretty hard to be relevant when you're not making records.

Seziertisch

jtsuited wrote: »

of course not. they're both no longer making records. pretty hard to be relevant when you're not making records.

I know what you mean, JT, but both are still a huge influence on the guitar playing community at large. I think there are few enough kids starting to play guitar that don't learn to play something by one or both Hendrix or Zeppelin. There are loads of relevant guitar bands that cite one or both as big influences; I know the guy from Muse has Hendrix as one of his biggest influences/inspirations, and I've heard the guy from Queens of the Stone Age cite both, referring to them as Jimmy light and Jimmy dark (the former being Hendrix and his light touch and the latter Page with his heavier, riff-oriented approach).

Also, I think Page in particular and his approach to guitar orchestration and song arrangement has had a great impact on the way that the guitar as an instrument is approached. He might have had the virtuoso thing going, but his layering/production skills were also second to none, and in many ways this was a precursor to other almost completely unrelated genres even if only in spirit (the potential of the guitar as an instrument beyond a solo context, as both part of an arrangement and as a source of texture). Shoe gaze would be one genre that would spring to mind here, with the most obvious indicator of this being the bowed guitar parts that turn up again and again in Sigur Ros's music. They didn't lick that off the stones...

ICN

Seziertisch wrote: »

I know what you mean, JT, but both are still a huge influence on the guitar playing community at large....

Thats interesting..

From my point of view.. When I was a Kid, just starting learning Guitar etc.. I made an absolute point of not playing like Hendrix or Page.

The original music is obviously brilliant.. I own LZ & JH albums.. but I always found those who tried to ape it, were totally lacking in any originality. All the Guys in my area were wnaking away, trying to play Stairway to Heaven & Every Jimi H song. In the end, they were just like Human Jukeboxes.

The modern take on it always seems soulless & irrelevant to me. I thought then & still think now, that replayed today, its utter wnak music.

There is definitely a section of the guitar playing world out there who are not influenced by LZ & JH.

dfer

donkeypop wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFuSLt5D3Rs

Worst thing I've seen for a while.

Yeah i saw this a few days ago. Where do i start........?


Firstly the verse to pre chorus sounds like it was just thrown in there, actually the whole song structure just looks like it was thrown together (ala Nu-Metal). And at 2.48 its like bleeding Scooter or Basshunter bud!! :eek: WTF?

And the Autotune!! Please give it a rest lads, mabey a subtle part or sumthing but i starts to get on my nerves after about 10 seconds of hearing Whiney Mc Whine vocal bag.


Anyways, like most American music...its overprocessed and over compressed it always sounds **** live! Always!


I like metalcore stuff its ok, like killswitch engage but this jokeshop band Attack Attack! is really taking the piss.

This is the state of modern music? I would feel ashamed listening back to this song in 10 years time like i did with Limp Bizkit. "Flavour of the month" if you catch my drift.




Sorry, rant over. :rolleyes:

d'NObodyspecial

You can't help the motion man's mouth - it's an instinct reaction to crappy music the world round. Is it any wonder that this stuff is produced like britney spears. It seems as though in the music industry in the states that there are many-a-moment when just because a girl has a body or some male model knows how to talk to people in a salesman-like fashion the true meaning of music takes a back seat.

I always look at this way though - if ya never had anything to complain about what would ya complain about next? You know takin the rough with d smooth!

ps- never liked 'limp' bisquits or kiddie rock type stylee

Seziertisch

ICN wrote: »

Thats interesting..

From my point of view.. When I was a Kid, just starting learning Guitar etc.. I made an absolute point of not playing like Hendrix or Page.

The original music is obviously brilliant.. I own LZ & JH albums.. but I always found those who tried to ape it, were totally lacking in any originality. All the Guys in my area were wnaking away, trying to play Stairway to Heaven & Every Jimi H song. In the end, they were just like Human Jukeboxes.

The modern take on it always seems soulless & irrelevant to me. I thought then & still think now, that replayed today, its utter wnak music.

There is definitely a section of the guitar playing world out there who are not influenced by LZ & JH.

I'm not talking about people trying to ape (well I am sort of). There is a difference between simply copying something and repeating verbatim and creatively building on the legacy.

Hendrix and Page were firsts, lots of other guys have built on that, some directly, some indirectly.

Can you say that you have not been influenced by musicians who were either directly or indirectly influenced by either Hendrix or Page, or who shared influences with one or both?

Example, Jimi Hendrix a big influence on Johnny Marr (so he says and who are we to argue), Johnny Marr a big influence on Coldplay (supposedly William, it was really nothing was the song that inspired Chris Martin to start a band)... Make of it what you will, but without Hendrix we would never have had Coldplay ... ;-)*

*Maybe not the best example for the point I am trying to make

d'NObodyspecial

Well...if were on the subject of sources of influence then you might as well say that Elvis was at the source, but then he got his ideas from Blues - looking further into it if we trace music back to the origins even before Mozart & Beethoven there were cavemen using skulls and bones in harmony...maybe that's where bone thugs came from - who knows - i wasn't there...
point being music will always adapt to current social climates or push it beyond what's acceptable. Lest not forget that Rock was once rebellious and unheard of...but why was Mozart ok?:rolleyes:

i57dwun4yb1pt8

jeez , very shortsighted to say if you aint making records you aint relevant today.

seizer said it regarding guitars. , and i can tell you that 99% of drummers you hear on the radio today studied john bonhams playing , and mitch mitchells .

ive seen 8 year old kids playing bonham grooves and licks , nearly as close as the man himself .

they integrate this in to their own styles , and off the new music goes with that influence audible in most cases.

you make dance tracks - correct ?

not influenced by old dance tracks in any way then ?
none of those early dance records relevant today in your music ?

i doubt that

jtsuited

DaDumTish wrote: »

jeez , very shortsighted to say if you aint making records you aint relevant today.

seizer said it regarding guitars. , and i can tell you that 99% of drummers you hear on the radio today studied john bonhams playing , and mitch mitchells .

ive seen 8 year old kids playing bonham grooves and licks , nearly as close as the man himself .

they integrate this in to their own styles , and off the new music goes with that influence audible in most cases.

you make dance tracks - correct ?

not influenced by old dance tracks in any way then ?
none of those early dance records relevant today in your music ?

i doubt that

eh I'm actually a drummer too, so you don't need to point out Bonham's influence to me (oh the hours learning the solo in Moby Dick). And I play guitar, and yes I learnt the full solo in Stairway when I was 13.

I have all the Zeppelin albums and have most of Hendrix's stuff. Do I think it's relevant today? Absolutely not. Why would it be? I actually hate retrospection in art and I think it's one of the main reasons guitar music has gone to the dogs for the past few years (excepting radiohead, nirvana, QOTSA, etc.)


And actually no, I despise most dance music before the past 3 or 4 years.