whats the best sixties bubble gum pop there is ?

bled to death

so old

never stops being funny tho

I want bra to come back

just so we can make him leave again

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17560623]whats the best sixties bubble gum pop there is ?[/QUOTE]

get the soundtrack to [i]Pink Flamingos[/i]

it's full of goodness

[QUOTE=ATM;17560534]Yo Mike, can you suggest a Mclusky album?[/QUOTE]

Oh god, idk haha

Probably start with Mclusky Do Dallas which has one of the best songs ever written and it's the album I listen to the most, but My Pain and Sadness Is More Sad and Painful Than Yours is so ****ing crazy and good and The Difference Between Me And You Is That I'm Not On Fire is the one I've heard the least but it's also pretty good, so I would suggest you to get the discography (or those 3 albums which was all they released).

you listened to that future of the left yet?

I got [I]Travels With Myself And Another[/I] lined up in my playlist for today :D

So I'm going to this Propagandhi+Protest+Strike Anywhere gig but have absolutely no clue about Strike Anywhere. Which album should I start with? Or should I start at all?

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17560985]get the soundtrack to [i]Pink Flamingos[/i]

it's full of goodness[/QUOTE]

thanks, downloading now

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17562458]So I'm going to this Propagandhi+Protest+Strike Anywhere gig but have absolutely no clue about Strike Anywhere. Which album should I start with? Or should I start at all?[/QUOTE]

Strike Anywhere is alright but they've also been releasing essentially the same album for the last 15 years. Just find whichever one looks the most popular and grab it. But you arent missing much if you don't, it's just straight-forward politipunk, kind of like a less juvenile, more aggressive Anti-Flag or a thrash-less Propagandhi.

Ah OK, I'll just get the one with the highest rating on RYM. Thanks.

nsbm recs plz

Wehrhammer (best nsbm band, by far)
Funeral (turned into Kristallnacht)
Forest
Raven Dark
Branikald
Absurd
Ulfhethnar
Sieg Oder Tod
Aryan Blood
Eisenwinter
Hakenkreuzzug
Moloth
Der Stürmer

:thumb:

sweeeeeeet

thanks dude

np brah.

I remember liking Bluutar

Either that or thinking they were awful. Oddly enough, i can't remember.

Never heard. What're they like?

Sloppier Darkthrone I guess. It's been a while.

Meh, I'm sick of Darkthrone clones.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17562878]Ah OK, I'll just get the one with the highest rating on RYM. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

Get Change Is A Sound and To Live In Discontent.

Iron Front is solid as well.

Can anyone recommend me an instrumental post-rock band with west/blues feel. Sort of like Human Bell or Earth's Hex. Would be better if it has electric guitars instead of acoustic. Thanks.

Bark Psychosis
Gastr del Sol

Can't think of anything else, except Grails but I know you're already into them.

Cool man I'll check those out.

these dont have that same exact sound as earth and human bell, but theyve got the western feel and i know youll enjoy them both.

brightblack morning light
across tundras

also, cobalts new album has a very old west feel to it. its a bit different, but its got that same feeling.

alternatively, you could read cormac mccarthy's blood meridian haha. its pretty much earth and human bell in word form.

Second best McCarthy's book, imo.

Never heard Brightback Morning Light.

2 latest albums are both worth checking out. its like, slightly psychedelic folk ambient haha. its got that old west feel to it. its brightblack morning light too, my bad.

im honestly thinkin blood meridian is my favorite mccarthy. not quite done with it yet. ive got child of god waiting on my shelf for after and if what my friend has been telling me is true it might become my new fave.

Child of God is my favorite Mccarthy book, yep. Borders Triology ****ing rule too, the three books are so good.

And I will check that band.

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17565085]these dont have that same exact sound as earth and human bell, but theyve got the western feel and i know youll enjoy them both.

brightblack morning light
across tundras

also, cobalts new album has a very old west feel to it. its a bit different, but its got that same feeling.

alternatively, you could read cormac mccarthy's blood meridian haha. its pretty much earth and human bell in word form.[/QUOTE]

Will check these out too and the book once I finish what I'm reading now. Gotta put these recs in a notepad file, lot more than I expected!

i didnt even realize that earth has taken several lines from blood meridian and used them as song titles. tethered to the pole star is the first one that i noticed. after reading it you realize that it was a HUGE influence on them, the hex album in particular.