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Scooba Da Bass

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Aye, I've seen them perform Sunday Bloody Sunday, can't remember where, it woulda been America '99 sometime I assume (I was dragged along, I detest his voice as it makes me want to claw my face off)
 
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projectarnold

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Judas Priest - Beyond the Realms of Death
 
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legendario

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Originally posted by Scooba Da Bass
Aye, I've seen them perform Sunday Bloody Sunday, can't remember where, it woulda been America '99 sometime I assume (I was dragged along, I detest his voice as it makes me want to claw my face off)
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lol..

hes like marmite...you love him or hate him.
 
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Kippa.

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Originally posted by Recoil101

Coventry has just had some speakers installed all round the shopping area and a variety of music is played even some RATM which was funny, however the day I heard Ghost Town by the Specialsmade me stop and think "Oh the Irony"

:)
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yeah, they reckon its supposed to stop street crime or somthing like that :/
 
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bodhi

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Originally posted by legendario


Then it's not the same version. What i have is undoubtably the smashing pumpkins. Theres no confusing Billy Corgan's voice.
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The Edge's voice is very similar to Billy's. And it was him doing the solo version on the Popmart video.
 
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legendario

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Originally posted by bodhi


The Edge's voice is very similar to Billy's. And it was him doing the solo version on the Popmart video.
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Ok you seem unmovable on this.

I have seen, with my own eyes, smashing pumpkins perform this song.
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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Originally posted by bodhi


The Edge's voice is very similar to Billy's. And it was him doing the solo version on the Popmart video.
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Heh, I've seen it live, I assure you the Pumpkins do cover it

Edit; Bah, read the thread through you foo Scoob
 
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bodhi

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Originally posted by legendario


Ok you seem unmovable on this.

I have seen, with my own eyes, smashing pumpkins perform this song.
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I'm sure they did. But the version I have is the one U2 did at Popmart with The Edge on vocals. And its named as Smashing Pumpkins. So what's your point?
 
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Sar

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Originally posted by caLLous
Absolutely fantastic song (which is now in my head as well). :)
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Originally posted by bodhi
Sar - FNM were gods. Tragic loss to music when they split up :/
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100% agree with that.

I remember the day they split up and I heard about it.

I was fucking devastated.


Oddly enough I've been watching Ozzy live in Budokan over the weekend on DVD, and who should be playing Drums for Mr Osbourne?

Only Mike Bordin no less.

I was a bit chuffed :D
 
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bodhi

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Easy was their biggest hit. It was recorded to get their guitarist to leave. Which is one of the reasons FNM are one of the greatest bands of all time.
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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All of MP's stuff is top, Mr Bungle albums are fantastically varied. The Fantomas project is amazing, and he was top on Lovage with Dan and Keith.
 
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old.Kez

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The first two Mr. Bungle albums were great (self titled, disco volante) but the third didn't wash with me, it felt different.
Fantomas' first album (again, self titled. No imagination) was an exercise in greatness, and while I think the second album was a ambitious set of songs, there was fuckall in the way of flow.

We are all agreed Tomahawk are pretty substandard, though?
 
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legendario

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Originally posted by bodhi
Which is one of the reasons FNM are one of the greatest
bands of all time.
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Which reason?

1. Easy?

2. James martin?

3. James martin leaving?

4. Easy being released to get James martin to leave?


Answers on a postcard.
 
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dysfunction

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Anyone going to see "Guns & Roses" in London tonight??
 
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legendario

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Originally posted by dysfunction
Anyone going to see "Guns & Roses" in London tonight??
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pfff

Axl rose is NOT guns n' roses.

If slash aint there...they can fook off.

:)
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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Originally posted by old.Kez

We are all agreed Tomahawk are pretty substandard, though?
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Yes.

Right now I'm rocking Sparta's album, At the Drive In were too good to die!
 
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old.Kez

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Wiretap scars is horridly lacking the energy Austere presented. It also sounds muddier than Austere did, and they didn't include Vacant Skies - an atrocity, given they did include a hugely different [and better, albeit] Echodyne (Harmonic).

I'd like to see what Mars Volta bring to the fray, their bizarre psychedelic intensity is quite nice, and the stressed vocals of BigHair are great.
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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hmm, I'm guessing based on that I shouldn't bother buying Wiretap? heh
 
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echo

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Originally posted by dysfunction
Anyone going to see "Guns & Roses" in London tonight??
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Wish I was, was gonna take a girl (Weezer fan - they're supporting) with me but sadly nothing came of it.. Admittedly though - no Slash, no Izzy, no Duff, no Steven Adler, no Matt Sorum, no Gilby Clarke... how many line-up changes can one band take?!

From drownedinsound.com:

Since the band's formation, Axl Rose has managed to work his way through four drummers, two bassists, ten guitarists, as well as several female backing vocalists, a horn section, several keyboardists, and a multitude of producers including Moby. The band have also been experimenting with basketball star Shaquille O'Neal who has apparently rapped some vocal tracks for the new material. In the meantime, long awaited album "Chinese Democracy" has been delayed several times, and has taken a total of eleven years and at least $10 million to make this far. Guns'N'Roses have performed live four times in the past nine years.
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BTW, for Slash/Izzy/Duff fans - Izzy's new solo album has both the other two on it :D
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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heh, Shaq's rapping is the WORST THING EVAH
 
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stu

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I saw GnR on Friday in Leeds. They were fucking awesome. Finck and Buckethead are both incredible guitarists - ok, so they dont personify 'rock' quite like Slash, but hey life goes on. Stinson was bloody good on bass. Fortus - well, all he has to do is replace Duff, not hard is it :) Personally I thought it worked really well with 4 guitars. Brian Mantia was also very good on the drums.

Loads of shit has been flying around about GnR for years (eg this bollocks about Shaq - actually, he happened to be at the same studio one day and Axl let him cut a vocal over a track after he begged). And yeah it's a shame that Slash, Gilby, and Matt are gone. But as soon as those first few chords of Welcome to the Jungle kicked in, it didn't really matter - the place went ballistic. Out of the 60k or so people there on Monday, I reckon 30% were there purely to see GnR - I was fairly close to the stage (about 15 feet away), and looking behind me I couldn't see a single patch of grass anywhere.

Oh, and the new stuff rocks.
 
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