True, needs more bass. Kinda like Fear Factory's ...And Justice :pQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
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True, needs more bass. Kinda like Fear Factory's ...And Justice :pQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
LOL... I remember seeing an interview about that somewhere. Wasn't it on 'A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica' videos? I gotta watch those again. For Whom the Bell Tolls live is AWESOME!Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
[QUOTE=5FDP;498321]Kill 'em All = absolute classic :cool:
I got Parkway Drive's Atlas on high rotation still. Fav track is Dream Run. Is Ire any good?
Ire is awesome if you want Parkway Drive with stadium singalong hooks.
P.S. This album was inspired by a Rammstein show.
weird 90's Nu-metal , but I don't care.
Crank it!!!
YEAH BITCH!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
AWESOME! Trash was the first album I ever bought -- and on cassette as well!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
At the moment i'm listening to a lot from Loom -- with two former members of Tangerine Dream, you can't go wrong!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gThiMRFjUtk
Loom sound like a band that wouldn't be out of place in Tron Legacy:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by MEEEGGGAAATTTRRROOONNN!!!
Never thought of it that way, but they definitely wouldn't be out of place in a Tron film! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by shockNwave
Hell, if Tron 3 ever gets made, maybe they should try to get scoring duties! Schmoelling was with Tangerine Dream when they did the music to a few films, so you never know, he and Froese both have the pedigree...
While we're on the subject of movie scores, I've been listening to The Planets by Gustav Holst. He set the standard for how classical is used in movies.
I mean I can even spot a part of the Star Wars' force theme in the composition called Venus.