The Doom Room: ILF Edition

[doctorpoopenstein420]

http://violeteyes-az.bandcamp.com
My last screamo band if anybody cares to listen. I was playing bass. We basically wanted to be orchid and this is what came out.

[ShaolinLambKiller]

Loving that^^^^^

[doctorpoopenstein420]

I sincerely appreciate that! I really fucking dig the video you posted on the last page.

[ShaolinLambKiller]

Thank you as well, do you have any physical release of this?

the guitarist has been uploading whole shows since that video:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjuXGT ... bhIlp3YEYA


and apparently other assorted shit taken inbetween shows.

[doctorpoopenstein420]

Unfortunately, no. It was very short lived. After we recorded that, we had plans to put it out, but the singer kinda fell off and it just stopped. We only played two shows before it ended.

[AngryGoldfish]

I got into guitar through a few of the usual suspects like Hendrix, Floyd and Zep, but Brit-Rock and Alternative was also a big influence on me. Manic Street Preachers, Stereophonics, Placebo, Feeder, Blur, Oasis, Travis, The Verve, R.E.M, Starsailor, The Strokes, The Cooper Temple Clause, U2, Coldplay, Interpol, Arcade Fire, The Cardigans, Pixies, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Cure, Radiohead, Biffy Clyro, Snow Patrol, Keane, Badly Drawn Boy, Jeff Buckley, all really important bands for me at one time or another. They were the guys that helped make guitar music relevant to me at my time as a youth. Some of them I still love and listen to regularly, though many I do not. The Strokes, The Cooper Temple Clause, Intepol, Biffy Clyro, they're still some of my favourite bands and I always buy their records. Also, Neil Young was one of the biggest influences on me. He's a hero of mine.

Then I got into Grunge with all the usual suspects; discovered Pearl Jam by accident and found myself taken to another planet. I remember starkly picking up Ten at Asda while visiting my grandparents in England and listening to it over and over again on my Grandfather's crappy CD player. He wouldn't let me use his fancy Bose. Magical moments that may not have happened if I hadn't taken a blind chance. That doesn't happen any more. It's all about scouring the web to find the hidden gems and thinking about it long and hard. It's a different approach that is neither better nor worse; it's just different.

Then I found Deftones, Mastodon, Dillinger, Neurosis and Gojira, and that changed me. I had never really taken to heavy music before then. Even Metallica and Sabbath were too heavy for me and I rarely listened to their records all the way through. Then Hip-Hop arrived just after Neurosis in 2010. I became obsessed with Sage Francis and cried when I finally got to see him live in Galway in 2011. I listened to Dessa's first LP so many times it makes me feel weird listening to it again. Now I'm listening to a lot of Soundtracks, Alternative Country, some RnB and Soul, and some Pop. I would love to crack Jazz and Classical one day.

[conky]

Orchid, Pg. 99, Majority Rule, Celeste, and all that kinda shit ruled. i was into it pretty hard years ago. I still listen to it but not as often. Funny this pops up about the time I got a few Pg. 99 / Majority Rule splits from Magic Bullet to go in my distro.

I rarely eat meat and I never eat beef but I will be eating the fuck out of it tomorrow. Made 3 lbs of beef jerky today and my house smells like it all the way through. I have been hungry ads fuck all day long because of it..

[Road Bull]

:lol: I think I went through an alphabet band phase. D.R.I. S.O.D. M.O.D. S.T. Etc...

No idea if something else went on with the amps causing it to fall, but I think it was just vibrations.

I would say it was probably the vibrations that rattled it off the GK. Either that, or maybe you inadvertently stepped on the cable, pulling it over the edge, but, I doubt it. Could have been worse, could have been a head.

[ShaolinLambKiller]

give me dat jerky.

with me with my ventures into guitar I always liked more so the tone of it then later what was actually being played.

[Barracuda]

I'll be honest... my first CD ever was a limp bizkit CD. Shortly thereafter it was slipknot all the time. I got into guitar because of Lamb of God. Then based on cover alone I picked up Nile's Annihlation of the Wicked. Never had any friends who liked metal, so I had to brave those waters alone, without even the help of the internet. From there it was Six Feet Under, Cannibal Corpse, Behemoth... Black metal, doom, drone... the heavier the better for me.

[Road Bull]

They just found a replacement for Jeff Hanneman's slot in Slayer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ2ucr74YNk

Now if they could just replace Kerry...

[D.o.S.]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VznAYy5yL2A[/youtube]

I will say, seeing the "classic" Slayer lineup blew my fucking mind. They were phenomenal.

[whiskey_face]

been listening to a FUCKLOAD of the cosmic dead lately.

shits so good.

[D.o.S.]

Yeah they're rad.

Anxiously awating my Grayfolded vinyl, speaking of 'cosmic' and 'Dead'.

premptive: "The Grateful Dead are awesome, sorry you're wrong."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grayfolded

[archlilim]

What is this devilry?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zvIl82crBM[/youtube]

Seriously though, the collab album was pretty good.