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Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

There's some good doof doof death metal hybrids too

Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

All sorts. I don't just listen to death metal. I listen to rock, prog, folk etc.

Some great rock bands around but it shits me they're not played on the radio.
Last 10 years has been better than the 90s IMHO. 90s was the worst decade since the 40s, so freaking boring.
And FC, my Mum said exactly the same thing in the 80s!

With your taste in music Wedgie, I can understand why you didn't like the 90`s

Sounds like you guys & gals should all get along to the Midcoast Meltdown on April 5th at Port Noarlunga Footy Club

Some quality bands & a fair bit of variety.

Wedgie wrote:Some great rock bands around but it shits me they're not played on the radio.
Last 10 years has been better than the 90s IMHO. 90s was the worst decade since the 40s, so freaking boring.
And FC, my Mum said exactly the same thing in the 80s!

That makes me sad... so very very sad

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Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

I beg to differ. Most 'rock' music these days is limp wristed, soft as butter, and more akin to indie music than what I would call rock music. The rock music I know had some balls to it, a meaty edge that distinguished it from the disposable pop fodder radio stations seem to endlessly flog. Hence why I haven't listened to the radio for a decade, apart from when I'm forced to at work.

HH3 wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

There's some good doof doof death metal hybrids too

Herzeleid-era Rammstein, perhaps? Although they're nowhere near death metal... but they used to 'doof out' a lot.

Wedgie wrote:Some great rock bands around but it shits me they're not played on the radio.
Last 10 years has been better than the 90s IMHO. 90s was the worst decade since the 40s, so freaking boring.
And FC, my Mum said exactly the same thing in the 80s!

90s music is my bread and butter. I'd much rather listen to bad 90s music than good 2000s music. But hey, if we all agreed on everything, the world would be a shitty place.

Love a bit of doof doof

Difficult Neighbours.

Failed Creation wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

I beg to differ. Most 'rock' music these days is limp wristed, soft as butter, and more akin to indie music that what I would call rock music. The rock music I know had some balls to it, a meaty edge that distinguished it from the disposable pop fodder radio stations seem to endlessly flog. Hence why I haven't listened to the radio for a decade, apart from when I'm forced to at work.

Plenty of good rock out there.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Yeah but is it actual good ol fashioned rock, or is it death metal?

Everything nowdays is thrashy, death metal or doof doof.

I beg to differ. Most 'rock' music these days is limp wristed, soft as butter, and more akin to indie music that what I would call rock music. The rock music I know had some balls to it, a meaty edge that distinguished it from the disposable pop fodder radio stations seem to endlessly flog. Hence why I haven't listened to the radio for a decade, apart from when I'm forced to at work.

Plenty of good rock out there.

Unfortunately, I don't think a 'rock' band has really impressed me in years. Maybe Eagles of Death Metal were the last ones.

HH3 wrote:CD player shit itself in my car the other day, so I had SAFM on on the way to work, and this is what came on.

I wanted to dismantle the dash and throw the radio out of the moving car....

People are ******!

Only station you could get??!!

Failed Creation wrote: Unfortunately, I don't think a 'rock' band has really impressed me in years. Maybe Eagles of Death Metal were the last ones.

I've don't mind some of it but I've never really been much into Rock, even the stuff that was around when I was a kid or teenager. The last Rock recording I bought was probably Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick", although I did around the same time have some interest in an obscure group called "Paladin".

I'm more interested in classical music, jazz, and Indian music - both Indian Indian and South American Indian.

Psyber wrote:

Failed Creation wrote: Unfortunately, I don't think a 'rock' band has really impressed me in years. Maybe Eagles of Death Metal were the last ones.

I've don't mind some of it but I've never really been much into Rock, even the stuff that was around when I was a kid or teenager. The last Rock recording I bought was probably Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick", although I did around the same time have some interest in an obscure group called "Paladin".

I'm more interested in classical music, jazz, and Indian music - both Indian Indian and South American Indian.

I have 3 copies of "thick as a brick" on different formats.

Psyber wrote:

Failed Creation wrote: Unfortunately, I don't think a 'rock' band has really impressed me in years. Maybe Eagles of Death Metal were the last ones.

I've don't mind some of it but I've never really been much into Rock, even the stuff that was around when I was a kid or teenager. The last Rock recording I bought was probably Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick", although I did around the same time have some interest in an obscure group called "Paladin".

I'm more interested in classical music, jazz, and Indian music - both Indian Indian and South American Indian.

this bloke was a musical sensation when psyb was a little tacker

heater31 wrote:

Psyber wrote:

Failed Creation wrote: Unfortunately, I don't think a 'rock' band has really impressed me in years. Maybe Eagles of Death Metal were the last ones.

I've don't mind some of it but I've never really been much into Rock, even the stuff that was around when I was a kid or teenager. The last Rock recording I bought was probably Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick", although I did around the same time have some interest in an obscure group called "Paladin".

I'm more interested in classical music, jazz, and Indian music - both Indian Indian and South American Indian.

this bloke was a musical sensation when psyb was a little tacker

Robert Johnson is ******* amazing. I've been getting into him and Howlin' Wolf a lot recently.

Abbot and his monarchist ways!!!