RevenantBlue: Nu-metal Digs

demigod! 03.05.13	didnt know 80% of these bands even existed. nice job
Keyblade 03.05.13	people still dig nu metal in 2013?
demigod! 03.05.13	1 actually sounds p good from the review
VlacDrac 03.05.13	I thought this genre didn't exist anymore.
MuhNamesTyler 03.05.13	Whoa dude I haven't thought about Unloco in years
TrstN01 03.05.13	It does still exist, and there's even new bands in it. For example, nuERA.
Inveigh 03.05.13	when I want nu metal I might jam Snot or that specific Mudvayne album but honestly I'd rather rock Adrenaline, 3 Dollar Bill Y'all, Gift by Taproot, the first two Sevendust albums or some old System or Incubus really you're probably just better off rocking Faith No More, Helmet, Rage Against the Machine, etc
NeoSpaz 03.05.13	motograter is a bit fun funny that now Ivan Moody shoves suicide prevention down everyone's throats despite him telling people to kill themselves on the s/t
YankeeDudel 03.05.13	All those names and no KoRn shame on you inveigh shame on you
PerditionTheElder 03.05.13	Sweet list. Not sure if this falls under lesser-known bands, but I still frequent: Flaw - Endangered Species Element Eighty - s/t and Bear
osmark86 03.05.13	Awesome mention of Pulse Ultra. actually listening to that album right now for old times' sake m/
BigBlob 03.05.13	where the fuck is Gold Cobra?
osmark86 03.05.13	hahaha
Keyblade 03.05.13	lol mallcore...i laugh when 15 y/o metal elitists use that word
osmark86 03.05.13	well dismissing entire genres is a tour de force in the arsenal of the elitist
osmark86 03.05.13	Another nu-metalish album hugely overlooked is Topsy Turvy by The Apex Theory. they could've been big, but never made it for various reasons.
osmark86 03.05.13	duly noted
Inveigh 03.05.13	Yankee I was never all that into Korn... I think I had their first few albums, but they were never among my most played
RevenantBlue 03.05.13	@Perdition: I'm actually a bigger fan of Chris Volz in Five.Bolt.Main. than I am of him in Flaw, but that album is great. Element Eighty should have also been included. Maybe some other list? @Osmark86: Yes!! I used to love that album. Definitely making another list at some point.
KjSwantko 03.05.13	"Flaw - Endangered Species" Through the Eyes is so much better.
RevenantBlue 03.05.13	Disagree, "Through the Eyes" felt really empty whenever Volz wasn't belting out a chorus
DeadToPain 03.05.13	I remember really digging that Deadlights album when it came out. Haven't listened to it in ages, I think I actually still own it if I dig through my boxes. And I almost recorded an album at Rick from Sw1tched's studio, but didn't because he said he wanted us to be "more poppy and slickly produced". He was still a pretty cool guy, though. The good ol' days.
DominionMM1 03.05.13	i still bust out korn's first record every now and then. '94 ftw.
MuhNamesTyler 03.05.13	The guitars on Element Eighty's The Bear are a lot of fun. Used to love that album
MegaJake1024 03.05.13	no hybrid theory and early slipknot is insane [2] Couldn't agree more. And I like some FFDP, don't know why so many people hate them except the obvious reason that they're popular because of some not very good songs.
Cygnatti 03.05.13	oltna's gonna be pissed!
RevenantBlue 03.06.13	The thing with Hybrid Theory and early Slipknot is that I wore those albums out years ago, when I thought they were the absolute pinnacle of music. Just lump them in under L.D. 50's entry on the list.
osmark86 03.06.13	I thought Invitation to the Dance by 40 Below Summer was a pretty cool nü-metal album. they're obviously good musicians and some songs on that album rock real hard, like Falling Down, Wither Away and Jonesin'.
cb123 03.06.13	Have a crack at Superheist....aussies contribution to nu-metal, and pretty dam good for the most part
osmark86 03.06.13	any particular album?
cb123 03.06.13	8 miles high and Identical Remote COntrolled Reactions are probably their best work
joseph99 03.08.13	I would also include Incubus "S.C.I.E.N.C.E." album, although i'm sure a few people would hesitate to call them nu metal