short simple answer... itunes sucks. drag-n-drop ftw.

thanks to this thread, i just discovered MFSL. so thank u to all who have commented. while i dont have any originals yet, i have flac files and love them.

id say chino from the deftones but seeing them live proves he can reach back to the 1st album and not miss a beat. i think its just the direction he's going in is moving away from the brutal screams from songs like engine no. 9 and others from adrenaline. he seems to be going more towards...

thomas haake - meshuggah done. close tie for 2nd... abe cunningham - deftones danny carey - tool

turn on mtv and choose as you wish.

deftones - adrenaline 7 words birthmark engine no 9 cypress hill - S/T pigs how i could just kill a man hand on the pump muse - Origin of Symmetry space dementia hyper music plug-in baby nirvana - in utero pennyroyal tea radio-friendly unit shifter tourettes nirvana -...

im amazed people listen to them after frogstomp. i bet the people talking about later albums are from australia.

theres a ton listed on this "piggy" site i know of.

i skipped an opportunity to see nirvana. ive seen damn near all ive ever wanted to see but this one haunts me.

thats all ive found. theyre usually released in vinyl with one or 2 songs per side or something.

the only french band i know of is Gojira but i have a feeling theyre a little harder than what youre looking for.

OiNK is your friend.

incubus has some great bass lines. morning view springs to mind.

SPOR for a proper introduction to what dark dnb should sound like. anything from violence recordings or lifted music is the way to go. i do agree with alot of the other recommendations too but these are the peak.

i like them both. i cant make the decision. and did i read this correctly? someone wants them to put out an instrumental album? jens' vocals are some of the best gutteral screams ever. these guys are like voltron. apart, theyre all great musicians, but when combined, theyre nothing short of...

Quote: Originally Posted by Enverxis Sunn O))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) i really dont understand the fascination people have with this group.

Quote: Originally Posted by stewgriff That's debatable. Sure, they took a good bit of melodies from old hapless bluesmen, but they made the sound all their own, hardly covers. And they at least ripped off good material. thatd be one thing if they were stealing from "hapless...

u guys havent heard anything until youve felt them live. truer werds wer never spoken.

Quote: Originally Posted by Pseudonym for the dnb heads out there, do yourself a favor and check out... gridlok hive spor unknown error ewun evol intent resonant evol andy c dillinja and to throw a little variety in there with some great production...rjd2 this is from...

speaking of baker street, anyone hear foo fighters rendition of this song? absolutely fantastic.

Quote: Originally Posted by zotjen Has anyone else ever ripped off two songs at once? Led Zeppelin. Their entire 1st album minus one song, i believe the opening track. well documented. check the latest greatest hits album, you'll see they arent credited for many of the songs from...

dont know if this was listed in the 8 previous pages but the most sensual and greatest song to have ever been created is easily: TENACIOUS D - DOUBLE TEAM done. this is a thread closer. edit: after a quick search i can see it has been mentioned and stirred some controversy. im not...

i really wish iriver would get back into the high capacity market.

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