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The loss of Chris Cornell is a horrible way to start a thread but myself like many was taken aback by it. What a voice and what a loss.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv_T8zzH19s <--- chris' final show.

You can tell in his voice and stage movements that something was wrong. When he goes for applause near 5:30, you're able to tell in his response that he is coming to terms with his possible future actions and the lyrics to the following chorus seems to be spoken with realization, ease and clarity like a final goodbye.

Also, that guitar feedback at the end is basically the life slowly leaving the body and taking a journey to find it's final resting place.

"carbon monoxide. soon i'll go to sleep."

*listening to regina spektor*

https://youtu.be/BRiaroLhTEo

I like Firefall alot great band.

This is awesome. Comments section is hilarious.

Time to pat my respects to Gregg Allman

Still waiting, Tigg.

Reign,

What are your thoughts on the Nu-Metal genre? Were you into it during that period? I was a teenager between 00-04 when there was nothing but that type of music being released monthly from all these obscure bands that you heard one song on MTV2 and didn't know if the rest of the album was good or not. Bands like American Head Charge, Crossbreed, Adema, Flaw, Lollipop Lust Kill, From Zero, 40 Below Summer, Endo and countless other one album bands.

Are you a fan of or have listened to Spineshank at all? I'm hoping you've heard a few songs from them, if not you need to listen to The Height Of Callousness and Self Destructive Pattern.

Reign in Blood wrote:Still waiting, Tigg.

That's between me and Gregg brother

Havok wrote:Reign,

What are your thoughts on the Nu-Metal genre? Were you into it during that period? I was a teenager between 00-04 when there was nothing but that type of music being released monthly from all these obscure bands that you heard one song on MTV2 and didn't know if the rest of the album was good or not. Bands like American Head Charge, Crossbreed, Adema, Flaw, Lollipop Lust Kill, From Zero, 40 Below Summer, Endo and countless other one album bands.

Are you a fan of or have listened to Spineshank at all? I'm hoping you've heard a few songs from them, if not you need to listen to The Height Of Callousness and Self Destructive Pattern.

Welp, I was a late teenager-early 20's in that time, so I know nu-metal well enough. And yeah I was into it at the time. For me it was Limp Bizkit and Korn making the way, but Slipknot was coming up too, who I still dig. American Head Charge is hands down the worst fucking band I've ever seen live, just ridiculous and boo'd off the stage. I've heard of Spineshank but not one of their songs. Let me take a listen.

Havok wrote:Reign,

What are your thoughts on the Nu-Metal genre? Were you into it during that period? I was a teenager between 00-04 when there was nothing but that type of music being released monthly from all these obscure bands that you heard one song on MTV2 and didn't know if the rest of the album was good or not. Bands like American Head Charge, Crossbreed, Adema, Flaw, Lollipop Lust Kill, From Zero, 40 Below Summer, Endo and countless other one album bands.

Are you a fan of or have listened to Spineshank at all? I'm hoping you've heard a few songs from them, if not you need to listen to The Height Of Callousness and Self Destructive Pattern.

korn and deftones are favorites of mine. the other nu-metal bands were hit and miss if i liked them at all. disturbed came closest to being a favorite, if they even qualify as nu metal? but not that you asked me anyways.

spineshank is kind of fear factory-ish, from what i remember. but it's been years.

They are. I don't like the scream-o stuff in general. I can dig the playing, but even Slipknot it's when Corey actually sings that I take interest.

I've been listening to Slipknot since I first saw the video for Wait And Bleed on MTV in 5th grade. My Mother took me to the store and placed the cd on layaway, when I finally got it my ears were ringing from how many times I replayed it. I still think Vol. 3 is their best album, it was released at the right time and place during my High School years and I hold it high for that regard.

Pulse of the Maggots will always be good shit to me.

zombie wrote:

Havok wrote:Reign,

What are your thoughts on the Nu-Metal genre? Were you into it during that period? I was a teenager between 00-04 when there was nothing but that type of music being released monthly from all these obscure bands that you heard one song on MTV2 and didn't know if the rest of the album was good or not. Bands like American Head Charge, Crossbreed, Adema, Flaw, Lollipop Lust Kill, From Zero, 40 Below Summer, Endo and countless other one album bands.

Are you a fan of or have listened to Spineshank at all? I'm hoping you've heard a few songs from them, if not you need to listen to The Height Of Callousness and Self Destructive Pattern.

korn and deftones are favorites of mine. the other nu-metal bands were hit and miss if i liked them at all. disturbed came closest to being a favorite, if they even qualify as nu metal? but not that you asked me anyways.

No, it's cool.

These were the years of self discovery and figuring out what I liked and didn't like. I hated punk and I still do, that genre of music just wasn't my taste. I was hitting up this local music shop that used to be in front of the theater in the next town over or K-Mart and buying stuff like Cradle of Filth, Mushroomhead, Darwin's Waiting Room, Skrape No One, Unloco, Soil, Cold and No One.

Cradle of Filth's "From Cradle to Enslave" video is still one of the most mind-blowing things I've ever seen on shrooms (me and a chick were watching that in the dark and it fucked us up), and I can dig their cover of Hallowed Be Thy Name.

Havok wrote: No, it's cool.

These were the years of self discovery and figuring out what I liked and didn't like. I hated punk and I still do, that genre of music just wasn't my taste. I was hitting up this local music shop that used to be in front of the theater in the next town over or K-Mart and buying stuff like Cradle of Filth, Mushroomhead, Darwin's Waiting Room, Skrape No One, Unloco, Soil, Cold and No One.

fair enough. alternative and grunge is what had the most influence on me, when i was figuring out what i liked and didn't like. and punk / new wave seemed to play a large part in that style... so i kind of like it. (not all of it, but yeah)

Pretty sure "From The Cradle To Enslave" was the song that got me into Cradle of Filth.