lyzakthellama: If You Could Be A Part Of Any Music Scene, Which Would You Pick?

lyzakthellama 03.06.14	an interesting thing to think about
Rowan5215 03.06.14	The one which spawned Floyd
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	not bad haha
Rowan5215 03.06.14	Watching Syd Barrett in action would be unbeatable
sniper 03.06.14	60s free/avant jazz
sniper 03.06.14	because watching coltrane and dolphy in action would actually be unbeatable
avonbarksdale221 03.06.14	60s psych/counterculture. Imagine being alive when young people actually thought they could change the world with love and music.
sniper 03.06.14	you forgot acid
sniper 03.06.14	ppl literally thought lsd was going to save the world from nuclear war
Atrophy 03.06.14	any scene in which i would get to see 6
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	everytime i think of the 60's counterculture I remember were only in it for the money by the mothers of invention. That album pretty much ruined anything about that counterculture for me haha
Rowan5215 03.06.14	"because watching coltrane and dolphy in action would actually be unbeatable" The actually implies that mine WOULD be unbeatable Fuck you for that implication
reportingbird 03.06.14	early death metal scene. it would be fun to hang out with chuck
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	sounds like a wild and crazy time man
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	HE DID THE MASH
sniper 03.06.14	" Fuck you for that implication" ;)
Rowan5215 03.06.14	:-)
PunchforPunch 03.06.14	Second Summer of Love
tempest-- 03.06.14	California SF Bay Area early '80s no question
osmark86 03.06.14	I'm pretty much with avon on this one. in the words of the good doctor: "no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant..."
SitarHero 03.06.14	Late '80s Hollywood Strip; where the men looked like hot women and the women looked like hot strippers. Sigh...
avonbarksdale221 03.06.14	That is such a great quote, osmark. It really seems like an era that was categorised by hope.
sniper 03.06.14	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2phw7eXrmCM
FearTomorrow 03.06.14	Toughie but I gotta go with the early 90s Norweigan black metal "inner circle" Lol jk im not that insane 60s psychedelia all the way. Love, music and drugs. Word.
osmark86 03.06.14	@avon: I know, must've been really exciting (and inevitably disappointing)
avonbarksdale221 03.06.14	Love, music and drugs [2] Really, what else do you need?
osmark86 03.06.14	food?
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	water
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	atmosphere
sniper 03.06.14	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD38WqAAQBc !!!!!!
FearTomorrow 03.06.14	DC hardcore or the early Swedish dm scene would probably be my second pick.
avonbarksdale221 03.06.14	God dammit bros you are ruining my sentiment.
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	fuck this is sweet, I've never jammed Eric Dolphy
sniper 03.06.14	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKi8VxY47_Y SERIOUSLY 60/70s noisy jazz is unfuckingbelievable
sniper 03.06.14	dolphy was hearing shit no one else was hearing
osmark86 03.06.14	the trick is to filter out the voices in your head
sniper 03.06.14	just one more because dolphy on bass clarinet is off the fucking chain and there is also a very choice freddie hubbard solo where he is a lot more "out" than he usually was with his own or herbie's bands. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvmOBZSFN9I
DamnVanne 03.06.14	he did the monster mash
zakalwe 03.06.14	On me lambretta heading down to Brighton to kick a rockers head in blaring soul classics and banging birds in alleyways. Can I do that please.
GnarlyShillelagh 03.06.14	90s hip hop scene in new york easy
GnarlyShillelagh 03.06.14	tbh that answer probably doesn't change if the question gets expanded to 'go back to any period in time ever' either
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	i will allow it zakalwe
zakalwe 03.06.14	:D
BigPleb 03.06.14	hard
Deviant. 03.06.14	Early rave scene Beginnings of drum & bass Chilling out at FWD>> in 2002-2003
adr 03.06.14	hardcore and the early dm scene. Maybe and the early metalcore scene (Integrity, Botch, Converge, Dead Guy etc.. )
MisterTornado 03.06.14	Right next to Koji Kondo when he was recording the Ocarina of Time soundtrack (not a scene but ... should be)
MisterTornado 03.06.14	Also the beginning Britpop in the late 80s / early 90s. Would have loved to seen early bar performances of The Stone Roses, The Happy Mondays, and the Verve back when they were still an amazing shoegaze band. Early rave scene [2] and to be there for http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC7LGzCZ-q0
insomniac15 03.06.14	I'd love to have a band in the late 60s, to catch the whole prog decade. Still, the early 90s sound just as good.
itsalltherage 03.06.14	For the lifestyle: Late 80s hair metal/glam rock scene with Crue & Guns in their prime & Seb Bach reigning supreme m/ For the music: 02-07 post-hardcore/emo/alt/whatever scene - early days of bands like Funeral for a Friend, Saosin, Underoath, Senses Fail, Silverstein, Fightstar, Taking Back Sunday, Say Anything, Finch, Thursday, Thrice, Brand New, Alexisonfire, The Used, etc.
Greyvy 03.06.14	mid 2000's pop rap, hang out with tpain and nelly and other cool guys
InfamousGrouse 03.06.14	76-79 punk rock probs
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	mid 2000's pop rap, hang out with tpain and nelly and other cool guys [2]
Dunwich 03.06.14	Yugoslavian punk & new wave scene without a doubt
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	what are some cool yugoslavian punk bands?
ophthalmus 03.06.14	hanging around during summer with limp bizkit oh yeah
RoyalImperialGuard 03.06.14	I would have replaced both Chris Kirkpatrick and Lance Bass with my sexy, brooding self to form the ultimate power trio of J.T, J.C and myself.
Dunwich 03.06.14	what are some cool yugoslavian punk bands? Paraf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgs7Ljip1ic (this is an anthem) Pankrti http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhhOX-ML7dQ (self-billed The First Punk Band Behind The Iron Curtain) Pekinška Patka http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FcTWksQqdg (this is great) Šarlo Akrobata http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzvSQ4_ge0k Just to name a few
Dunwich 03.06.14	I'm constantly thinking about making a list with the best from YU punk and new wave, but my piss poor english doesn't let me. Fuck.
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	thanks man, Ill listen later, you should definitely do it, no one cares how bad your english is haha
SCREAM! 03.06.14	70s prog would be sweet as fuck
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	that would be pretty fuckin awesome
SharkTooth 03.06.14	70s funk I guess
ButteryBiscuitBass 03.06.14	The early rave scene, knocking back pills like no tomorrow with no responsibility!
BigHans 03.06.14	this is no contest The sunset Strip scene in the 80s.
TheGreatQ 03.06.14	The Chinese post-industrial blackened funk-metal revival of 2067
lyzakthellama 03.06.14	@sharktooth you guess? where's the enthusiasm?!
SkaCali1991 03.06.14	fuckin grunge!!!!!!!!
Onirium 03.06.14	70s prog, 90s alternative rock and 20s jazz.
neurisis17 03.06.14	Fuck... gotta be 80s Bay Area Thrash. So many classic bands, the aesthetic was perfect, and the outright hatred for hair-metal is something I could really get behind.
neurisis17 03.06.14	If not that, probably 70s psych and prog
EvoHavok 03.06.14	Grunge, gothic metal maybe. The Palm Desert scene would have been fun too, although I'm not into drugs.
sapient 03.06.14	Either early 90s alternative, or late 90s trip hop
Calc 03.06.14	early 2000's nu metal explosion extraordinaire
menawati 03.06.14	if you weren't in one of the bands how do you become 'part' of a scene beyond buying certain records, dressing a certain way and going to certain shows ?
zakalwe 03.06.14	Other than me 60s mod preference in all honesty I would relive me grunge days but see more bands. The 90s was fuckin quality.
neurisis17 03.06.14	@menawati I guess the idea is what area of the country would you live in and/or what time period would you live in to have access to a really cool style of music as it was being created. You could also do something like a fanzine, record label, promoter, artist (albums/posters/etc.), journalist, and whatever else you can do to spread the word about your particular music scene.
karmacost029 03.06.14	London early 60's
menawati 03.06.14	ok so really being part of it then and not just a bystander, in that case probably would be late 60's psych/prog/proto-punk/proto-metal period lots of music exploring boundaries
Avagantamos 03.06.14	90s DM
Slut 03.06.14	2000's metalcore for sure
SharkTooth 03.06.14	@sharktooth you guess? where's the enthusiasm?! Because there are too many good choices dammit/:
Ending 03.06.14	Gruuuuuuuunge I'd have loved to have even had the opportunity to see Nirvana play.
ArsMoriendi 03.06.14	I'm probably choose to follow Frank Zappa around as a groupie.
WesMantooth 03.06.14	Late 90's/early 2000's Boston hardcore scene. Or mid 80's DC hardcore scene
climactic 03.06.14	early 70s prog, also early 90s death metal
Lowder91bird 03.06.14	The Progressive Rock movement in England back in the 1970's.
Masochist 03.06.14	80's to early 90's So-Cal punk rock/skateboarding scene. Seems like a fun time, and it was certainly an identity.
TheGooseTavern 03.08.14	you said "pooped" tehe
North0House2 03.08.14	The underground folk and avant-garde scenes. Zorn seems like a cool guy, and the dudes in Pygmy Lush (even if they were previously in the hardcore scene) seem pretty rad too. Plus I love to play those two styles of music mixed together.
Necrotica 03.08.14	70s disco
lyzakthellama 03.08.14	oh wow, I did say pooped lol
sunbathory 03.08.14	80/90s grindcore moreso because i could be one of those bald 40 yr old dudes w 8 inch long goatees that has like every napalm death tape that probably grows a lot of weed cause i feel like that lifestyle would be raw as hell
RunOfTheMill 03.08.14	Probs early 80s San Fransisco Bay Area scene and NWOBHM Also maybe 90s Palm Desert scene