[Spann]

Let this load up, and have a listen to it, then tell me all what you think.

EDIT: You can't use HTML on a message board like this.
-Heccubus

This post has been edited by Heccubus: 06 August 2007 - 06:50 PM

[Bond]

I can't load it; what does it sound like?

[Slade]

I'd imagine as awful as the other song they play on the radio.

[Bond]

Why; what's the other song they play?

[Slade]

Wikipedia says it was titled "Nobody" (as in "Nobody in their right mind will find anything of value in this shit.")

Edit: To clarify, who ever thought that adding faux-reggae elements to Nü Metal would make it sound less horrible was DEAD WRONG.

This post has been edited by Slade: 06 August 2007 - 10:02 PM

[Bond]

Ah. So, the band is horrible, then?

[Heccubus]

The band is horrible in a "We think we're Bad Brains, but even this shitty new Bad Brains record is better than anything we'll ever be capable of" sort of way.

[Bond]

Pardon me, but what's Bad Brains?

[Heccubus]

Bad Brains are a hardcore band that started up in 1979. They were one of the most important bands in the 80s DC hardcore scene.
They were unique among their peers for mixing in elements of reggae and funk, among other things, into the straight-forward hardcore punk formula that they started off playing, and eventually produced some amazing music.

[Bond]

Well, that sounds nice; are you a fan?

[Heccubus]

I'm a casual Bad Brains fan. I think some of their material is pretty good, and recognize that they were important to the American hardcore scene, but they got pretty preachy about their religious views (they're Rastafarian) after a while, and it turned me off of their music a bit.

[Bond]

Wasn't Bob Marley a Rastafarian?

[reiner]

I think he has an issue with the preachiness than the actual views.

[Bond]

Ah. All right, then.

[Heccubus]

And regardless, I don't care if Bob Marley was a rastafarian. I hate reggae almost as much as I hate shit like Skindred.