Favorite Song: Odysey (all four parts)
Favorite Band Member: Jose
Favorite DVD: Alive @ Red Rocks
Favorite Album: Enjoy Incubus
Favorite Tour Memory: Toronto in 2004
Favorite Lyrics:
[quote=Clean]I need a map of your head, translated into English
So I can learn to not make you frown.
You'd feel better if you'd vent,
Put your frustrations into four letter words
and let them out on mine, the most weathered ears in town. [/quote]

[B]Favorite Song[/B]: Summer Romance
[B]Favorite Band Member[/B]: Jose
[B]Favorite DVD[/B]: Alive at red rocks
[B]Favorite Album[/B]: S.C.I.E.N.C.E.
[B]Favorite Lyrics [/B]: I Miss You

Favorite Song-Nowhere Fast
Favorite Band Member-Jose
Favorite DVD-Morning View Sessions
Favorite Album-Make Yourself
Favorite Tour Memory-Not sure
Favorite Lyrics-Stellar

Favorite Song - at the moment "Sick Sad Little world" and "summer romance"
Favorite Band Member - Jose
Favorite DVD - Alive at Red Rocks
Favorite Album - ep: Enjoy Incubus/Lp: ACLOTM
Favorite Tour Memory - HFStival 2001...then smoking afterwards
Favorite Lyrics - "I Miss You"

Favorite song-stellar,nowhere fast, or sick sad little world
Favorite Band Member- mike
Favorite DVD- When Incubus Attacks Vol.2
Favorite Album- Make yourself
Favorite toure moment - Never seen the mlive :shame:
Favorite lyrics-ummmm, have to say stellar


same here to that one guy who goes back and forth between all the stuff except one thing........

favorite solo - MOST DEFINETLY sick sad little world

[B]Favourite Song:[/B] Summer Romance
[B]Favourite Band Member:[/B] Dynamike
[B]Favourite DVD:[/B] Red Rocks, baby!
[B]Favourite Album:[/B] ACLOTM
[B]Favourite Tour Memory:[/B] They've never been to South Africa... :upset:
[B]Favourite Lyrics:[/B] Blood On The Ground
[QUOTE=Blood On The Ground]I don't wanna talk to you anymore
I'm afraid of what I might say
I bite my tongue every time you come around
'Cause blood in my mouth beats blood on the ground[/QUOTE]

[B]Favourite Solo:[/B] Priceless - the first example of jungle-funk that I have ever been able to find (although I've been told I should listen to Primus).

[QUOTE=mutant!]
[B]Favourite Solo:[/B] Priceless - the first example of jungle-funk that I have ever been able to find (although I've been told I should listen to Primus).[/QUOTE]

man that breakdown is so badass i cant help but rewind it everytime i listen to it. yeah primus does have good jungle-funk stuff but i love me some priceless

oh yeah, thats a pretty cool solo as well

My favorite song the warmth, and make yourself is my favorite album and the warmth also has my favorite lyrics. Thats all...

[QUOTE=Sound Boy]man that breakdown is so badass i cant help but rewind it everytime i listen to it.[/QUOTE]
Me too man, me too. I'm in a funky progressive rock band atm and I feel like covering the tune, but playing the main riffs on clean strat (bridge pup) and playing it real funky-like. Think it could work? And maybe giving the bassist a little more freedom to improvise.

sure, but not all clean, just i mean add a little bit of distortion, but even better some oD if you have a tube amp

Favorite Song: Aqueous Transmission, Sick Sad Little World, Southern Girl, acoustic renditions
Favorite Band Member: They're all equally respected/liked
Favorite DVD: Red Rocks
Favorite Album: ACLOTM
Favorite Tour Memory: Sadly, I've never seen them live
Favorite Lyrics: Here In My Room

Favourite Solo: Sick Sad Little World by a longshot.

[QUOTE=enjoimx]sure, but not all clean, just i mean add a little bit of distortion, but even better some oD if you have a tube amp[/QUOTE]
I have a Marshall Valvestate. I may decide to use a Tubescreamer though... :) All this equipment (except the Marshall) don't belong to me yet. Musical gear in South Africa is expensive. :(

Their covers of Lets Go Crazy and Black Hole sun from the podcast are amazing.

yeah they sound good.

all thier covers are good...like "scrubs" haha. i just dont like their rendition of "immigrant song" the "ahhhahh"s sound crappy

Um it cant be Kilmore rapping on Smoking the herb again cause Dj Lyfe was the Dj then?

One of my Favs is the song Familiar i think brandon was just starting to find that melodic part to his voice....very cool.

Just out of interest whats everyones fav song to Play by inc,i still love drive when you play the opening first bits peoples faces light up cause i think just about everyone likes that song,pardon me is a wicked song to play also Echo stella etc,i find there new stuff a lil harder,i love the warmth acoustic too fun to play.anyone keen to post some clips of there covers?>

I suggeest editing that all in to one post

[QUOTE=\m/ vo|ati|e \m/]Um it cant be Kilmore rapping on Smoking the herb again cause Dj Lyfe was the Dj then?[/QUOTE]

nah dude. that album was recorded after Make Yourself (kilmores first album with Incubus). Hence the acoustic versions of songs that were on Make Yourself. Trust me, when it comes to Incubus...i know whats up.

as for fav incubus songs to play. "Sick Sad Little world" on guitar (minus parts of the solo cause i dont have a bunch of pedals and whatnot). "are you in" and "privilege" on bass. and "glass" on drums. and i stepped in my friends band to play "clean" on the the Djembe...its actually really easy. i have yet to find a person who can play "i miss you" on the drums though..its very difficult 3/4

the bass version of "Drive" is also really fun

[QUOTE=Sound Boy]the bass version of "Drive" is also really fun[/QUOTE]
1 to da 3. That's one of my favourite basslines of all time. And it exemplifies my entire philosophy of songwriting, in that the bassist should be playing the riffs and whatnot and the guitar/keys/whatever else should layer interesting stuff on top, as opposed to the guitarist thinking up his riffs and forcing the bass to stick to root notes.

The acoustic versions of "Certain Shade
of Green" and "Summer Romance" are so much fun to play.

Favorite Song - Summer Romance or Are you in?
Favorite Band Member - Einzigner or Boyd
Favorite DVD - N/A
Favorite Album - Morning View for relaxing
Favorite Tour Memory - Don't have one sadly :upset:
Favorite Lyrics - Wow this is difficult. Probably; [I]"To resist is to piss in the wind, anyone who does will end up smelling. Knowing this why do i defy? Cause my inner voice is yelling..."[/I]

[QUOTE=mutant!]the bassist should be playing the riffs and whatnot and the guitar/keys/whatever else should layer interesting stuff on top, as opposed to the guitarist thinking up his riffs and forcing the bass to stick to root notes.[/QUOTE]

yes indeed. i totally agree and its how i write all my songs. bass first

[QUOTE=Sound Boy]yes indeed. i totally agree and its how i write all my songs. bass first[/QUOTE]
Aren't you a bassist? :lol: I play guitar and I still let my bassist come up with riffs first. In either case I've stopped trying to write songs for my band on my own. It just doesn't work. I now write lyrics, and then jam with my bassist and lead guitarist until we come up with some funky progression or groove, and [i]then[/i] lock myself in my room with a guitar, finishing the structure and melody.

yeah if i dont come up with a bass riff i usually do a drum beat or have a drummer play a beat and then come in with the bass riff. cause when i play bass, 90% of the time i play to the drums. it comes from years of listening to Zeppelin and appreciating a good rhythem section. dont get me wrong, guitar is badass and means alot to the music but can mess up a musicians ego and sometimes mess up a song. and if a guitar part is written first, alot of times it limits the bass and drums

Its so much better writing guitar riffs anyway when the rhythmn has been put down. Its like half the work has already been done, that is, having the time signature and rhythmn already set.

^ The same goes for chord shapes etc. Once the bass progressions and riffs are sorted out, the guitarist can choose which of 400 chord voicings to use every bar.

I'm listening to ACLOTM again a lot lately. It defines what a rock record should be, in my mind - varied, technical, layered, musical, both melodic and groovy. Yeah. \m/