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James are very much alive...Saw them in April ...Top drawer
 
Renegades and feeder are the same thing but Renegades are far heavier if that makes sense !....Apparently it,s Feeder refinding themselves ...All i know is that they were excellent
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Originally posted by geordie scarlet geordie scarlet wrote:

James are very much alive...Saw them in April ...Top drawer
 
Renegades and feeder are the same thing but Renegades are far heavier if that makes sense !....Apparently it,s Feeder refinding themselves ...All i know is that they were excellent


Is Tim Booth still with them?, the last time i saw him was when he played Judas in the Manchester Passion
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Good to see some rockers on the forum:) Can I throw opeth into the mix?

GS, Faithless were on the nail live. shame my tastes are eclectic, it costs me a blydi fortune!
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Originally posted by no.6 no.6 wrote:

Good to see some rockers on the forum:) Can I throw opeth into the mix?

GS, Faithless were on the nail live. shame my tastes are eclectic, it costs me a blydi fortune!


Never heard of them, worth listening to?, quite like Enter Shikari as well, sort of dance metal if that makes sense!!
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Tim Booth is still with James and still the main man...burns more calories in one gig than i do in a week !
Jase....Faithless...Totally agree...hope to see them live this summer   
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Wouldnt mind seeing Faithless myself, next gig for me is at Platt Fields in Manchester in 4 weeks, Ian Brown headlining (seen him 3 times) with Unkle, Bad Lieutenant and various DJ's
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I've never heard of most of the groups mentioned so far . I must have a bad taste in music .
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Originally posted by rolly rolly wrote:

I've never heard of most of the groups mentioned so far . I must have a bad taste in music .


Cmon rolly, lets us know your tastes and we will judge you Wink
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Originally posted by rolly rolly wrote:

I've never heard of most of the groups mentioned so far . I must have a bad taste in music .


Cmon rolly, lets us know your tastes and we will judge you Wink
At the moment its Muse,lost prophets, just bought kids in glass houses album which is ok . Feeder .
I also like some stuff of other groups but all their songs like , foo fighters , oasis .
Best live i have seen were  and stereophonics in morfa . Went to see oasis and foo fighters in cardiff , crap they were live .
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Kids in glass houses are ok, love the foo fighters (but prefer Nirvana), seen Sterophonics a few times in the early days, first 2 albums are great but gone downhill bigtime since, so your taste aint that bad
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Don't know if I should admit this but here goes ! I'm off to see Knopfler at the CIA 26/5 on the Get Lucky tour. I think it will be the 8th time I've seen him.
 
Would also like to see Jan Akkerman again sometime this year. Seen him at least 4 times.
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Not one person has mentioned Cliff or Rolf Harris.
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Originally posted by dr_martinov dr_martinov wrote:

Originally posted by A Evans A Evans wrote:

I feel i should add Megadeth, AC/DC and Metallica into the mix as well

Respectively: Yes, not a fan, in their day but that's long gone.

I only see Megadeth as metal really, other two are hard rock.


Obviously a proper Metal Head dr_martinov, i dabble myself so whats your view on the following, W.A.S.P - Saw them live a couple of years back, bloody awful they were.
Slayer
Anthrax
Sepultura (with Max and Andreas)

WASP - terrible glam metal

Slayer: yeah, I'm a fan. It's close between them and Megadeth out of who tops the big four for me. Prob would edge Slayer because Megadeth are more a one-man act (but that man is AMAZING, especially live) and Slayer are heavier. Metallica get massive credit for getting people into metal - they're that vital link with the mainstream. People like me listened to the Black Album and then Kill Em All and never looked back at anything pop or indie. Anthrax I've never really given a chance. Listened to one album and found his vocals too 80s.

Both Sepultura and Soulfly I used to listen to a fair amount but that seems very "phasey" now.

Lamb of God, Cancer Bats, Hatebreed, Municipal Waste, NOFX, Overkill (if you can get past his singing) are some of my other favourites.

Onslaught deserve a mention - them supporting Testament was the perfect combo! Saw them solo in Swansea with about 20 other people there recently as well. I know they're not the best by any stretch but I really enjoyed Killing Peace (2007) - surprisingly good album.
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I haven't heard of about 90% of these.
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Originally posted by dr_martinov dr_martinov wrote:

Originally posted by A Evans A Evans wrote:

Originally posted by dr_martinov dr_martinov wrote:

Originally posted by A Evans A Evans wrote:

I feel i should add Megadeth, AC/DC and Metallica into the mix as well

Respectively: Yes, not a fan, in their day but that's long gone.

I only see Megadeth as metal really, other two are hard rock.


Obviously a proper Metal Head dr_martinov, i dabble myself so whats your view on the following, W.A.S.P - Saw them live a couple of years back, bloody awful they were.
Slayer
Anthrax
Sepultura (with Max and Andreas)

WASP - terrible glam metal

Slayer: yeah, I'm a fan. It's close between them and Megadeth out of who tops the big four for me. Prob would edge Slayer because Megadeth are more a one-man act (but that man is AMAZING, especially live) and Slayer are heavier. Metallica get massive credit for getting people into metal - they're that vital link with the mainstream. People like me listened to the Black Album and then Kill Em All and never looked back at anything pop or indie. Anthrax I've never really given a chance. Listened to one album and found his vocals too 80s.

Both Sepultura and Soulfly I used to listen to a fair amount but that seems very "phasey" now.

Lamb of God, Cancer Bats, Hatebreed, Municipal Waste, NOFX, Overkill (if you can get past his singing) are some of my other favourites.

Onslaught deserve a mention - them supporting Testament was the perfect combo! Saw them solo in Swansea with about 20 other people there recently as well. I know they're not the best by any stretch but I really enjoyed Killing Peace (2007) - surprisingly good album.


Love Dave Mustane, the guy is a legend and has the biggest ego in the known world and beyond probably, saw Onslaught last year supporting Testament, the bassist from Onslaught is one of my Facebook friends, nice guy. Have to say when it comes to Metallica it has to be Ride the Lightining for me.


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Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

I haven't heard of about 90% of these.


Treat yourself SA14, some class bands in there, mind you if you dont like heavy guitars etc then dont bother LOL


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