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OK last one. I really wish they would go back to doing stuff like this. I miss hearing these at the end of each album.




Do Pink Floyd next.

I really dig Mastadon's studio work, but they didn't deliver when I saw them live.

Ettan wrote:I really dig Mastadon's studio work, but they didn't deliver when I saw them live.

From what I've seen on YouTube, they are very hit or miss live, especially on the harmony vocals. I happened to catch them on a good night and they were excellent live IMO.

I'll get another chance to judge them mercilessly in March. Looking forward to it, as Clutch will be opening (along with Big Business).

Coincidentally, Clutch would be an excellent Artist to include in this exercise.

I was a late convert to Mastodonism, mostly due to the growly vocals, but also the manic drumming/rhythm section turned me off a bit. I totally appreciate the proficiency, don't get me wrong, but it's a little overwhelming.

Oddly, The Hunter was where I really started to appreciate them. I know I am in the extreme minority here on Fourtheye, but I definitely dig The Hunter and Once More Round The Sun more than their earlier work. I have since gone back and very much appreciated all of their prior work, but there are still tracks that I skip on each of them.

joeypants wrote:Do Pink Floyd next.

Seconded.

Can we use the "Seconded" method to add to the Artist of the Couple of Days list? Like you did for the Fourtheye Bandcamp list?

Shit, I forgot Kiss was suggested/agreed upon? Do Floyd after Kiss then, don't want to derail. I can't stand Kiss by and large so it would be interesting to me.

Kittan, I fucking LOVE The Hunter as well. I came in around Blood Mountain, so I appreciate all the older stuff but I truly feel some of their absolute best work is on The Hunter and OMRTS.

Aunt Lisa is a killer track.

Naattik wrote:

joeypants wrote:Do Pink Floyd next.

Seconded.

Can we use the "Seconded" method to add to the Artist of the Couple of Days list? Like you did for the Fourtheye Bandcamp list?

Maybe, but since we'll do about one a day I don't see that we have to second anything. It's likely we can get through most suggestions in a reasonable time frame.

Ettan wrote:Aunt Lisa is a killer track.

this.

To digress, I loved crack the skye... probably more the second half (sans vocals)... I am a big Mastodon fan... Brent Hinds is an awesome guitarist...

I never got into KISS and honestly don't know much about them, other than the songs that have been in movies etc... I appreciate that they were an influence on a lot of people that I admire though....

KISS.

Well...

The perfect Kiss mixtape:


Strutter
Watchin' You
100,000 Years
She
God Of Thunder
Take Me
Goin' Blind
Anything For My Baby
Hard Luck Woman
Deuce
I Stole Your Love
Parasite
Radioactive
Strangeways
Do You Love Me?




Let the madness begin....

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!!@!!

The perfect KISS mixtape is a blank tape.

Now that we have that out the way - who's next? Pink Floyd?

I don't think Pink Floyd are really interesting at all, so won't post anything here. What do you guys thinks?

Pink Floyd if we can honor joeypants kind wish.

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here.

@ Kiss - I was into them in my adolescence. They were my first rock concert when I was 13, I think? Around the time Kiss Alive was out. Once I realized how simplistic and formulaic all of their shit actually was (later that same year I believe), and started exploring much better music, I took all of their albums / posters, etc to my local used record store and got a nice store credit. Used that to score all sorts of excellent new shit and never looked back. For someone as out there musically as you are Cal, I seriously don't get how you can still be a fan of that music. It should be at the top of the list of bands that you ridicule as a hipster dufus extraordinaire. I don't think you've ever addressed that dichotomy. How about it?

@ Pink Floyd - This was one of the bands that my store credit introduced me to! I destroyed multiple copies of most PF vinyls with repeated listening over the years. I'm not a huge fan of their earliest shit, but I do appreciate the evolution. While I don't actively listen to them on a regular basis any more, when I do feel the urge, I usually go with Animals. That really hits the spot.

Catch up time:

Metallica was my first metal love back in 85-86ish. Loved them right through justice and saw them in third grade on that tour, my first real rock show until years later when I went to see nirvana.

Mastodon held a lot of potential way back when and have been on a slowly ex celebrating decline since leviathan.

Kiss is one of the single worst acts of that era I can think of. Their music is obviously built made for idiots to gobble up like Britney Spears and others of that ilk, except they have black make up and pyrotechnics. Much like Raven stated, the best kiss mixed tape doesn't exist and in a perfect world, neither would Kiss.

Floyd were gods of their time. Ummagumma scared the shit out of me as a kid. They have multiple masterpieces, so hard to choose one, but I did just score a mint wish you were here vinyl for 10 bucks at a local market.

Well, high fives to store credits! Dancing around the harsh reviews, huh!? CJ likes KISS for a reason to this day. If you're joking around with CJ, I ain't mad atcha- I dig a knave from a wave of a river of deceit.

Who's gonna put quarters in the jukebox and play Pink Floyd?
I've got a 'saucerful of secrets'= 1/4ers

petemasterpete wrote:Catch up time:

Metallica was my first metal love back in 85-86ish. Loved them right through justice and saw them in third grade on that tour, my first real rock show until years later when I went to see nirvana.

Mastodon held a lot of potential way back when and have been on a slowly ex celebrating decline since leviathan.

Kiss is one of the single worst acts of that era I can think of. Their music is obviously built made for idiots to gobble up like Britney Spears and others of that ilk, except they have black make up and pyrotechnics. Much like Raven stated, the best kiss mixed tape doesn't exist and in a perfect world, neither would Kiss.

Cloud were gods of their time. Ummagumma scared the shit out of me as a kid. They have multiple masterpieces, so hard to choose one, but I did just score a mint wish you were here vinyl for 10 bucks at a local market.

That is beauiful. WYWH for 10, enjoy as I know I would.
Cloud is a great band name- autocorrect or Cleoud

Fat White Family next

Yeah, just stupid autocorrect BS