JiveTurkey
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Interested to see how it all pans out. I've liked the first few tracks. This first track is probably the "lightest" of the first three. I like the melodic progression of the guitar parts.
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Interested to see how it all pans out. I've liked the first few tracks. This first track is probably the "lightest" of the first three. I like the melodic progression of the guitar parts.
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I thought Dystopia was great. Before that; I was last on board with The System Has Failed. The Drovers were a terrible fit, as was Chris "The Robot" Broderick (though it kind of wasn't any of their faults). Not to mention Al Pitrelli. Kiko is phenomenal as is Dirk. And really Lomenzo is great too.
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Sounds like Megadeth alright, and I quite like what I hear so far.
It's not Countdown or Youthanasia or anything, but probably worth a listen.
It's not Countdown or Youthanasia or anything, but probably worth a listen.
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That's Our Dave™
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Had that same thought when I heard it the first time
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Bob Zaod
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I have never listened to that band other than the times it came on the radio before I switched it. Good catch though!
JiveTurkey
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Best Korn groove ever. Get past the filter section into the stomp riff \m/
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There are some pretty mean riffs on that album. The first album got played out pretty quick in my circles growing up, but I think Untouchables is pretty badass from top to bottom.
/pocketfullofposiesderail
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I actually dig Follow and Issues a bit more than the debut. I think Ray Luzier is a killer drummer but I prefer Silvera. I was always more of an LB fan though.
TheTrueZoltan!
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It‘s always the same when I listen to Megadeth. I really, really like what I hear until the vocals kick in. Seriously, how on earth can anyone like his singing? It‘s a shame because instrumentally a lot of their stuff is really awesome. This song has some killer riffs, too.
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Seriously, I love the new album. It's the best since Rust in Peace.
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Wow that‘s high praise.
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It has origins in some pretty metal shite
"Ring around the Rosie meant the itchy rash around the infected sore of a person sick with the plague.
Pocket full of posies were the flower pedals that plague doctors showered upon their deceased patients, which also helped to ward off their odor.
Ashes, ashes meant the cremated remains of the deceased."
Behind the Song Lyrics and Meaning of “Ring Around the Rosie” - American Songwriter
Do you remember being a young kid? If so, you likely remember playing on the playground in elementary school or maybe in the back yard of a grandparent or friend’s house. If you recall these halcyon salad days, then perhaps you also recall joining hands with some young friends and singing the...
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First listen of this was solid. Though it has a very distinct pasted together vibe to it. On a songwriting level. Transitions and breaks are kind of non-existent. Dave vocal is a bit removed from the music as well. Not sure if it's a production issue or just his approach. I'm going to give it a few more spins but I'd say I like Dystopia more.
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