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fti, don't forget the creme de la crap, Three Days Grace
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And Chevelle is probably the only band I actually like out of that list, lol. I have started listening to Dillinger recently and they seem pretty good.
I will probably give this another listen or two. These are just my initial thoughts.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Guess I'm one of the selected few who can still enjoy them. Which song was that?
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Album Rating: 4.5
For some reason I thought you'd say that.
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
lol I actually enjoy One-X to some extent, and Life Starts Now had some guilty pleasures. I did not enjoy their latest in any sense though. TDG is one of those bands that are enjoyable in-genre, but become the epitome of mediocrity the minute you stop being a mainstream/hard rock junkie.
The Michael Jackson cover was pretty cool though.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah, I'm still that "hard rock junkie" even after discovering so many other genres.
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Are there, for lack of a better term, 'non-mainstream' hard rock that's good? I have never really explored past the mainstream side. I like hard rock, but there are so many recycled elements in all the bands I have heard. Usually I just pick out specific songs I like by these artists, but never have really enjoyed a full album.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Hmm. You could try Karnivool, A Perfect Circle, Alter Bridge. They have solid albums, objectively.
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Fair enough, fromtheinside.
I actually like Karnivool quite a bit and I enjoy some APC every now and then. Haven't tried Alterbridge yet though.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Cog is sick, but not the last album the first EPs and the new normal, fuck that last album
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Album Rating: 4.5
Get Blackbird by Alter Bridge, then. Ra's debut album is great as well.
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Ecnal talk to tiesthatbind, he's like the master of the genre lol
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yep.
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Alright. Thanks everybody. I will try some Alterbridge, Ra and Cog and maybe give ties a shoutboxamajig sometime.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Yeah ties definitely has covered the most ground in terms of hard and mainstream rock. All I can stomach are the heavier bands, the less immediate/bold ones like Hurt I can appreciate but am never in the mood for.
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@fromtheinside
lol, I am sure that would be pretty intense. Especially with Incubus' more recent material. Super raw stuff.
I am a big fan of Thrice and I have heard a little bit of Dredg and Muse. Dredg seems pretty interesting and Muse has a few good ones here and there. I have had Butterfly Effect rec'd to me before, I've been meaning to check them out. I will try out the others too. Thanks.
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Album Rating: 4.5
You might find a few more recs in comments from my first list.
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It seems like hard rock is just better when it's mixed in with other genres. You could probably say that about most genres though.
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Album Rating: 4.5
When they think out of the box, bands can sure do some cool stuff.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Alright, let's see:
Alter Bridge-Blackbird (you guys knew this would be first)
Hurt-Vol II (hard/alt rock)
10 Years-The Autumn Effect (recommended if you like Chevelle and APC)
Black Stone Cherry-Black Stone Cherry (southern hard rock)
Ra-From One (hard rock/nu-metal with a Middle Eastern twist)
At least a couple of these should hopefully be to your liking.
Good to see I still hold my mainstream rock authority tag on the site ;)
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