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For anyone caring enough to download it, enjoy.

My Firefox is crapped up. Has anybody ever had problems with corrupted bookmarks and preferences files?

[url]http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1498084/03142005/korn.jhtml?headlines=true[/url]

refl for any one who hasn't seen it.

omg Bobo there's already a thred in Teh Pit :rolleyes: lol Late !

Haha, this guy has to be joking.

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo][url]http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1498084/03142005/korn.jhtml?headlines=true[/url]

refl for any one who hasn't seen it.[/QUOTE]

wow.

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo][url]http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1498084/03142005/korn.jhtml?headlines=true[/url]

refl for any one who hasn't seen it.[/QUOTE]
Hahaha look at em' with the Independent shirt.He can't play guitar let alone skate.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]omg Bobo there's already a thred in Teh Pit :rolleyes: lol Late ![/QUOTE]


Duh, where the hell did you think I got it from?

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo]Duh, where the hell did you think I got it from?[/QUOTE]
:lol:

[quote=The Article on MTV.com]Head said, "I just got done writing an instrumental song called "A Letter to Dimebag." He always told me and Munky to put guitar solos in KoRn's music." [sic][/quote]

reeeeeeeefl :lol:

I saw the video for Dream Theater's song "Pull Me Under" today on VH1 Classic, Metal Mania. James LaBrie had a Napalm Death shirt on, it looked like. :eek:

[QUOTE=Unstable Mind]Hahaha look at em' with the Independent shirt.He can't play guitar let alone skate.[/QUOTE]

Actually, Head is a much better guitar player than Munky. As much as it'll kill the Korn haters, he can do a pretty good job soloing actually. I saw a video of them playing Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2," and Head nailed David Gilmour's solo note-for-note and even vibrato-for-vibrato. His tone was bad, all distorted and chorused, and of course they had the words to the song on the big screen so all the idiot Korn fans that didn't listen to Floyd could sing along, but still, he nailed that solo. That solo's hard to nail too, easy to play but hard to play like Gilmour, but Head did it.

While Head's reasons for leaving Korn are silly-sounding to some, including me (that 50 Cent thing is just stupid) but still, it shows something about Head that he would get fed up with Korn's "artistic direction." I liken it to a much more comical version of Creed essentially kicking out Scott Stapp and reforming as Alter Bridge, except it's just one member leaving.

Yep, he did get that solo right, I saw it live. :)

I was impressed beyond words. It just destroyed an illusion. Head looks a lot better now, too, now that his dreads are gone. He looks better-fed than he has in photographs too, probably because he's laid off drugs or whatever he did when he was in Korn.

New names for the festival:

[QUOTE]Donderdag 30 juni
Main Stage: New Order, Ozark Henry, Snoop Dogg en Chemical Brothers
Marquee: Saul Williams, Thievery Corporation en Kraftwerk.

Vrijdag 1 juli
Main Stage: Athlete, Within Temptation, Garbage, Green Day en Faithless.
Marquee: Monza, Jamie Cullum, Elvis Costello & The Imposters en Armand van Helden

Zaterdag 2 juli
Main Stage: Pennywise, Daan, The Tears, Audioslave, Nine Inch Nails en Rammstein.
Marquee: Bloc Party, Millionaire, The Mars Volta en Interpol,

Zondag 3 juli
Main Stage: Flogging Molly, Feeder, Keane, Soulwax, Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters en R.E.M..
Marquee: Stash, Kasabian, Sarah Bettens en Tom McRae[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Cain]I was impressed beyond words. It just destroyed an illusion. Head looks a lot better now, too, now that his dreads are gone. He looks better-fed than he has in photographs too, probably because he's laid off drugs or whatever he did when he was in Korn.[/QUOTE]

You know, I think a lot of Nu Metal guitarists are better technically than everyone thinks. The problem is, the fact that you can play solos and good riffs is not enough, you have to be able to WRITE them.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]You know, I think a lot of Nu Metal guitarists are better technically than everyone thinks. The problem is, the fact that you can play solos and good riffs is not enough, you have to be able to WRITE them.[/QUOTE]

Songwriting talent ++

Something all too underrated by the guitar geeks heh.

Too true, Bobo.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]You know, I think a lot of Nu Metal guitarists are better technically than everyone thinks. The problem is, the fact that you can play solos and good riffs is not enough, you have to be able to WRITE them.[/QUOTE]

You're probably right. I can play a ton of Joe Satriani's solos, for instance, but when I solo, do I sound like him? Do I have the perfect balance between wankery and emotion like he consistently does? No. It takes me a while to compose a good solo that fits.

I like to think that compositionally I have some skill, though.

Does anyone use the musicbrainz tagger, by the way?

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Does anyone use the musicbrainz tagger, by the way?[/QUOTE]

I was just checking Audioscrobbler and went there, what is it exactly?

[QUOTE=Otherside]I was just checking Audioscrobbler and went there, what is it exactly?[/QUOTE]

That is what I was gonna ask. :lol:

Also, I don't get it some times. I love my black metal, it's quite simple, but it never gets bashed from the technical aspect of "OMG TEHY DUN SOLO THEY SUXX0R" stuff such as the nu-metal guitarists do...

Personally, I have always believed that the guitarists in nu-metal can play above what people think they can do from what they have showed in their bands. I don't see why people judge these guitarists right off the bat from their music they make in their bands. I personally see bands as a thing to be working together to make music as a whole, not a personal show off time in certain parts of the song. If the music is not meant to have a solo, who cares? I love solos and all, but they are not needed all the time as some people make it out to be. /could go on a pointless rant but I will stop here

I don't understand why alot of people are surprised when apparently talentless guitarists prove themselves.
Alot of them have being playing for around 10-15 years so it isn't really surprising.

I think this musicbrainz thing gives name information to unnamed songs in your playlist so it can show up on audioscrobbler.

Yousendit isn't working for me :(

That's true, but black metal usually has impressive drumming. But that's right, music doesn't have to be complex to be good, but if you don't make your music complex, you need to have a lot of songwriting skills to make up for that, and a lot of bands, don't have that, which emphasises their lack of technicality.

For example, some metal songs don't showcase good songwriting at all, but because of the complexity of the music, there's still something left to enjoy.

Hope that makes sense

NP : Green day - Holiday (Special Launch Performance), This is actually quite good, I would like to go and see Green day, and I think I just will.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]That's true, but black metal usually has impressive drumming. But that's right, music doesn't have to be complex to be good, but if you don't make your music complex, you need to have a lot of songwriting skills to make up for that, and a lot of bands, don't have that, which emphasises their lack of technicality.

For example, some metal songs don't showcase good songwriting at all, but because of the complexity of the music, there's still something left to enjoy.

Hope that makes sense

NP : Green day - Holiday (Special Launch Performance), This is actually quite good, I would like to go and see Green day, and I think I just will.[/QUOTE]


Yea, that made sense, and good point as well.

/likes Greenday

/hides behind teh mod

And actually, I think their new album is a great example of good song writing with a lack of technicallity in it...

Yeah, it's just a bit sad that they jumped on the 'Let's make mature, "emo" and political songs" band wagon.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]Yeah, it's just a bit sad that they jumped on the 'Let's make mature, "emo" and political songs" band wagon.[/QUOTE]


Yea, that is true, but I still do like the album heh.

[QUOTE=Superpeer]That's true, but black metal usually has impressive drumming. But that's right, music doesn't have to be complex to be good, but if you don't make your music complex, you need to have a lot of songwriting skills to make up for that, and a lot of bands, don't have that, which emphasises their lack of technicality.

For example, some metal songs don't showcase good songwriting at all, but because of the complexity of the music, there's still something left to enjoy.

Hope that makes sense

NP : Green day - Holiday (Special Launch Performance), This is actually quite good, I would like to go and see Green day, and I think I just will.[/QUOTE]

That's a really good point. To me, you can fit everything in into a package, where there's good, technical-type playing from most instrumentalists which is challenging and fun to play, and still have it be hooky and cool so that your average listener can enjoy it. I think way too many bands pick one over the other: they either resemble the anti-shredding crowd or the anti-pop-punk crowd, which hit everything that the other one "doesn't have." It's what I try to do when I write songs. I want to write songs that are fun for me to play and are challenging for me to play, but I still think people that don't play will like them.

With music brainz do you think i will be able to set it up to edit the ID3 tags of my mp3's and just add the genre of each song, so i don't have to fill it in...but leave the albums untouched?

There's only one way to find out. Let me know what kind of program it is, as well.

YES! YSI is working!

These movies are so funny. They're by Fensler Films, and they dub over those old GI Joe cartoons with random voiceovers... they're so random, but hysterical... you know, the ones that teach kids life lessons like don't play with fire, don't touch a downed electrical wire, etc.

[url=http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1CN7BO7NC2OJH1XCM8UJFQNKXP]Hey, kid! I'm a computer! Stop all the downloadin'![/url]

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Haha :)

sup

np: dream theater - erotomania

i'm doing an access assignment for school

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]YES! YSI is working!

These movies are so funny. They're by Fensler Films, and they dub over those old GI Joe cartoons with random voiceovers... they're so random, but hysterical... you know, the ones that teach kids life lessons like don't play with fire, don't touch a downed electrical wire, etc.

[url=http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1CN7BO7NC2OJH1XCM8UJFQNKXP]Hey, kid! I'm a computer! Stop all the downloadin'![/url]

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Haha :)[/QUOTE]

I've seen a few of those. They're pretty funny.

NP: "The Rena Song" - John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess

[QUOTE=Superpeer]There's only one way to find out. Let me know what kind of program it is, as well.[/QUOTE]

:( but i have thousands of Mp3's, I don't wanna get em all fcked...I may make a new folder in the name of research and see what i can find out.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]YES! YSI is working!

These movies are so funny. They're by Fensler Films, and they dub over those old GI Joe cartoons with random voiceovers... they're so random, but hysterical... you know, the ones that teach kids life lessons like don't play with fire, don't touch a downed electrical wire, etc.

[url=http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1CN7BO7NC2OJH1XCM8UJFQNKXP]Hey, kid! I'm a computer! Stop all the downloadin'![/url]

[url=http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3QY1OYB99FNM92Y1O6QOT57L72]Pork chop sandwiches![/url]

Haha :)[/QUOTE]


refl @ the pork chop sandwich one... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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