Rage Against The Machine - Self Titled

Drugs

One song (the Crunge) away from perfection

Look at their bank statements. 😹

My favorite Zeppelin album

The way the Chinese Communist Party infiltrates the United States is the music industry and the film industry. These stars become captives of communism！

Been playing for a couple decades, but I'm not a professional. It's nice to either lean into a different creative process...or to have absolutely no creative approach and just engage with a chore.

3D modeling or graphics creation are the most satisfying of my pastimes, but I also like to mow the lawn or play videogames.

Brie Larson as the lead singer of Clash at Demonhead in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

They're just people. They do the same things other people do for fun.

Oh my fucking God by Strapping Young Lad

Anya Taylor-Joy's renditions of Petula Clark's "Downtown" in Last Night in Soho are terrific.

The answer is the former

Seems like he's happy right now noodling around making a bit of pop music, never know what he'll be up to in the future. The Sound Machine stuff and the Now Now were darn good. Cracker Island was fine for a listen or two. To say Gorillaz "gave up" is just asking to be proven wrong at some point in the future.

You should talk to a doctor about these ideas you're having.

Rage Against the Machine

Rancid

Operation Ivy

Cock Sparrer “Shock Troops”

My Chemical Romance

Queens of the Stone Age “Songs for the Deaf”

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The angriest music I've ever heard is Emmure, but I wouldn't recommend it lol.

Best recommendations are:

Beartooth - Disgusting Album, The Ghost Inside - Dear Youth, Stray from the Path - any album, The Chariot - Long Live, Manchester Orchestra - Cope, Rise Against - Appeal to Reason, Like Moths to Flames - Eye for and Eye

fredo santana

There's actually a theory about "iterative genius" and "instant genius."

The latter is like Bob Dylan. Who would write a song in a few hours and never revise it.

The former is like Leonard Cohen, who spent years and years revising "Hallelujah" (and still really never got it right until Jeff Buckley's version).

The Sonys also come over the ear. Bose are great too.

Vio-lence ‘Oppressing the Masses’

Ascended Dead

She's the greatest living American.

I think this needs to further distinguish between Classic Rock and Hard Rock.

Nah, it's a clean channel. There's maybe some very slight reverb, but nothing more. Just regular sustain from the string and a tiny bit of vibrato from their fingers.

I like Ewan McGregors coverof Elton Johns "Your Song" in Moulin Rouge.

Let me put it like this: his dedication makes up for his voice.

Edit: the orchestration, choir and opera singer make it more memorable too