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| ThePalestMexican's Guide To Musics
(Inspired by Maniac...you'll always be Maniac to be baby ='] ) It's tough to say where my music obsession began, but I'll try my best by simply telling it to how it all well....began. Like Maniac I grew up in a very Christian home (this is Texas after all), but I also had a very music loving uncle and friend that could let me escape outside of music that my family would've not been so keen on (and are still not). Here is the tale of a pale mexican, a very pale mexican, and his love for very tan music. | | 1 | | Guns N' Roses
Appetite For Destruction
Following my 7th birthday I received a cassette player, but I had no cassettes. My uncle decided to give me this album, and my uncle gave me this. My mom saw it as ok and I played the hell out of it. | | 2 |  | Alice in Chains
Dirt
My mom actually had this album, and told me it was "alternative". I later figured out what grunge was and realized how wrong that statement was. Still was a sexy album, though I prefer Facelift (probably cause it's a tad darker). It was my first brush with dark material (at least in comparison to the previous album). | | 3 |  | System of a Down
Toxicity
This was my first album purchased. I didn't know I got the nu-metal gem, I just thought "HEY! I LIKE AERIALS! AND I LIKE TOXICITY! =D". A lot of this was too heavy for me, but I soon came around. This was my first jumpage into heavy music, and I sortly went off on the whole nu-metal craze. | | 4 |  | Spineshank
Self Destructive Pattern
This album marked a close for my nu-metal craze. I had soon hungered for something that wasn't based on teenage angst. While I still have fond memories of the album, and I still get a good listen out of it. I think I wanted something heavier, crazier, and something meant for more mature audiences. I think I grew up a little in that moment, and then I discovered fapping. | | 5 |  | Fear Factory
Obsolete
I soon discovered Fear Factory and was for a strong part of my life my favorite band. This was always my favorite album, and the ending track "Resurrection" gave me a wet spot in my pants (which wasn't caused by fapping for once). | | 6 |  | Machine Head
Burn My Eyes
Along with Fear Factory there was Machine Head. This album remained a favorite amongst my collection for it's more "raw" feel. | | 7 |  | As Blood Runs Black
Allegiance
In one simple album did one expose me to death metal, and hardcore at once. I didn't know what a breakdown was at this point in time so I wasn't as annoyed with it as much. Listening back I really wonder why I enjoyed it so much, though to be honest "Beneath the Surface" still gets plays from me to this day. | | 8 |  | De La Soul
3 Feet High and Rising
I didn't neccesarily jump into death metal and hardcore at that moment. I needed something more...upbeat in my life at this point, I needed something different and I heard "Me, Myself, and I" somewhere and proceeded to check out De La Soul. I guess this exposed me to hip-hop, and I fell good and hard for it for awhile. | | 9 |  | Zebrahead
Waste of Mind
This exposed me to punk and ska while keeping with my old tastes for nu-metal. This later led me to other ska, and pop punk bands. | | 10 |  | The Dillinger Escape Plan
Irony is a Dead Scene
Soon after I started craving heavy music again, and I fell in love with Mike Patton. This album exposed me to his music and I became a hard fapping fan of his ever since. (yes I am a fanboy, I realize it, IGNORE ME!!!) | | 11 |  | In Flames
Colony
I soon tapped back into ABRB, and THIS is where death metal and hardcore came to fruition. I listened to this album and Comeback Kid's Turn It Around were favorites of these. | | 12 |  | Pig Destroyer
Terrifyer
The album that opened my front door to one of my favorite genres grindcore. I feel in love with bands like Nasum, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, and Fuck the Facts. Well as for the rest....the rest is history. | |
ThePalestMexican
08.11.10 | I don't remember how I discovered Sputnikmusic to be honest with you guys. All I remember was I had a breakup with my gf, and I needed something to do so I joined this. And it stuck with me.
and yes I realized I just rated a lot of albums for these, as I simply haven't done it until now. | fivesnw
08.11.10 | Cool list man. You had a lot more outside musical influence than I did. Christian music, country, and 80's glam and pop were all I had for the longest time. | bloc
08.11.10 | My influences were 90's contemporary, country, and oldies from my parents. | Romulus
08.11.10 | dudeee Facelift isn't darker than Dirt! | Baphomet
08.11.10 | My influences were good music. | bloc
08.11.10 | Yeah Baph, and look where that brought you... | SlightlyEpic
08.11.10 | my parents had pretty cool taste in music for the time | ThePalestMexican
08.11.10 | @Rom-It always sounded darker to me, but I can see how Dirt is darker in some places then Facelift. | Counterfeit
08.11.10 | My influences were Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam... the works. | Apollo
08.11.10 | my parents had/have awesome taste in music. I was weaned on Maiden, Priest, Sabbath, Zeppelin and then when I was like 13, MY MOM bought Bitterness the Star. She didn't like Brock's vocals so she gave it to me. She got right into metalcore and post-hardcore. Her favourite bands were Atreyu, Funeral For a Friend etc..pretty fucked up eh? | BigHans
08.11.10 | Your uncle gave you LIFE. Greatest album ever. | Counterfeit
08.11.10 | oh yeah, lets not forget sabbath, zepp, floyd. my parents done did good. | ThePalestMexican
08.11.10 | Nobody in my family liked screaming, so I had to discover shit on my own. | ConsiderPhlebas
08.11.10 | Your mum had AiC? That's pretty cool. Infinitely better list than Maniac's. | FadeToBlack
08.11.10 | 12 rules | BigHans
08.11.10 | Yeah this destroys Maniacs list. Machine Fucking HEAD | ConsiderPhlebas
08.11.10 | Burn My Eyes was one of my first metal records. Still love it to this day. The main riff in Old fucking rules. | BigHans
08.11.10 | The main riffs in Old AND Davidian are some of the best in metal. | ThePalestMexican
08.11.10 | Hey we all have our paths to music
Maniac had christian music, and I had nu-metal. | FadeToBlack
08.11.10 | i started with iron maiden and metallica i am hardcore jk | ConsiderPhlebas
08.11.10 | Maniac had two Bullet for my Valentine records. Sorry dude, but you win at music. That's just the way it is. | Counterfeit
08.11.10 | nu-metal=omnomnom
Fade, I started with Slayer and Celtic Frost I'm even moar hardcore. | ConsiderPhlebas
08.11.10 | 'The main riffs in Old AND Davidian are some of the best in metal.'
Absolutely man. Just proves that you don't need a million notes to make a good riff/song. Some of the new bands could learn a bit from that. | FadeToBlack
08.11.10 | yea countfeit but i know you're joking | Counterfeit
08.11.10 | okay, the Celtic Frost was a lie.But the Slayer was true. | fivesnw
08.11.10 | Lol @ people comparing the lists. Hunter had it better musically growng up, that's all these lists represent :P | Maniac!
08.01.12 | I miss you baby. | Deviant.
08.01.12 | How good was the sex between you and Alice? | someguest
08.01.12 | It was probably a paper bag of fun. | Maniac!
08.01.12 | I got into Hunter's pants before I even got to Alice | bloc
08.01.12 | Was a good user |
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