Originally posted by darvlaySaw them twice, the first time was amazing and the second time they over-insisted for the crowd to riot and to tear down some beer ads. I guess they under-estimated how much us Portuguese love Super Bock!
One of the most interesting shows I've seen in my day. Probably an act but entertaining nonetheless.
They ended up being mocked by most of the crowd afterwards, including me.
Originally posted by st00p1dfac3THat was my first Radiohead cd. I listened to it once and was like "What the ef?" It annoyed me very much. So it sat under all of my other cds for a couple of months. Then, I wanted to listen to something new, so I was like, why not? Gave it another try, and I liked it!
Sweet. I'm a'gonna put on "Ok Computer" right now...
I just got the bends. Also good.
What rage cd you got in?
Originally posted by Zander 88Well, first I have to say that Radiohead (IMO) have crapped-out lately with their later CD's - too pretentious, lost sight of their roots. "Pablo Honey" was good, "The Bends" was good, "Ok Computer" was excellent - then they decided to push the "arty critic rock" thing a little too far. Don't get me wrong, I still like the newer albums, but I don't love them.
THat was my first Radiohead cd. I listened to it once and was like "What the ef?" It annoyed me very much. So it sat under all of my other cds for a couple of months. Then, I wanted to listen to something new, so I was like, why not? Gave it another try, and I liked it!
I just got the bends. Also good.
What rage cd you got in?
Second, this is gonna sound like more old-guy crap, but the only Rage album worth listening to is the first one. The rest are sort of sorry repeats of the same thing, with none of the raw nerve, the dissonance, the balancing act where they almost (but not quite) fall into being nothing but noise. They pulled it in for the rest... It felt as if they were painting by numbers after the first one.
Originally posted by st00p1dfac3One of those music critics are you. ðŸ˜
Well, first I have to say that Radiohead (IMO) have crapped-out lately with their later CD's - too pretentious, lost sight of their roots. "Pablo Honey" was good, "The Bends" was good, "Ok Computer" was excellent - then they decided to push the "arty critic rock" thing a little too far. Don't get me wrong, I still like the newer albums, but I do ...[text shortened]... t in for the rest... It felt as if they were painting by numbers after the first one.
Nah, I hear that a lot. I'm not sure which one I like better. I just got the 1st and 2nd one.
If you want some real rock though, Soundgarden-Badmotorfinger all the way 😛
Originally posted by Zander 88Not a critic, I just love music and happen to be highly opinionated about it (as anyone in love with anything will be.)
One of those music critics are you. ðŸ˜
Nah, I hear that a lot. I'm not sure which one I like better. I just got the 1st and 2nd one.
If you want some real rock though, Soundgarden-Badmotorfinger all the way 😛
Badmotorfinger was cool. My favourite Chris Cornell project is/was Temple of the Dog - only the one album, but it combines the whoe grunge rock ethic with a sort of bluesy feel. Like it was made for smokey bars where everyone drinks their whiskey neat...
Originally posted by st00p1dfac3I hear what you're sayin. I'm pretty selective with my music so I shouldn't be talking.
Not a critic, I just love music and happen to be highly opinionated about it (as anyone in love with anything will be.)
Badmotorfinger was cool. My favourite Chris Cornell project is/was Temple of the Dog - only the one album, but it combines the whoe grunge rock ethic with a sort of bluesy feel. Like it was made for smokey bars where everyone drinks their whiskey neat...
Opeth-Blackwater Park
