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Are you on the square?
yep. i think the EP came out in Sept (Sept 16...just checked Wiki) and the "Square Hammer" single was on Sept 12.
Its a blessing for me to get a good song stuck in my head. I always have a song running through my brain and sometimes it is just an awful song or jingle.Are you on the square?
Are you on the level?
Are you ready to swear right here, right now before the Devil?
That you're on the square
That you're on the level
That you're ready to stand right here right now....
Right here, right now...
Get ready to have that #### stuck in your head for about the next 2 weeks.
I always wondered if most people are "playing" music in their heads 24/7. I always assumed not because my brothers still break my stones every now and again. We'll just be walking along and one of them will say : "[EG], who's on stage?" I always have an answer within 1 second and then they just laugh.Probably something wrong with you.
One of the heavier songs Bob Seger ever did was called Heavy Music.Nice thread title
Don't think I ever heard that. Just listened, pretty cool.One of the heavier songs Bob Seger ever did was called Heavy Music.
By the way, this CD has one of the best song titles of all time: For Those About To Rot
Touching the Voidjdoggydogg said:
I went with a van full of friends to see Pantera opening for Suicidal and Exodus and was insisting that we get there in time for Pantera. The album just came out and I think only one other person had heard it. Popped it in the CD player for the ride to the show and everyone was like "holy ####! We gotta get there for this!"
My 15 year old nephew wants to go to a Slayer show and start a fight.
My friend saw that tour. If it's the same one, he calls it The Tour That Killed Suicidal Tendencies. He'd never heard of Pantera, but they opened and blew Suicidal off the stage. No chance to recover from that.
I totally get that, and agree to a point, but ST made some good records after that. Actually some of my favorite ST came out after that tour. That could very be why they brought in Trujillo and got all funky and moved a little away from the thrash, though.
Yeah, I don't know if I'd call it that but to be honest, I really didn't see a lot of ST...lol I made it about halfway through their set and needed a breather from the pit after the first 2. Now that you mention it though, it was kinda the tail end of my being into ST because of the more funky vibe they were getting into and I was going more for extreme stuff like doom and death metal.
First Suicidal Tendencies song I ever heard was Institutionalized from the movie Repo Man - and it's still my favorite.
I remember liking Repo Man a lot but haven't seen it in many years. Don't remember the song being in it. A friend of mine had the album and we would just play Institutionalized over and over as probably most kids did when that came out. Really was a groundbreaking song.
When I was in high school (1983-1985), I didn't know anything about punk rock. I was a metalhead. So Repo Man was my first introduction to punk and it remains one of my favorite sentimental recordings.
Saw Pantera open for Wrathchild America at the Airport Music Hall in Pennsylvania (Allentown? Reading? Something like that) in June '91. Pantera ripped my face off. Amazing show. Place was full of skin heads and metal heads. The pit turned into a full on war. 1/3 the crowd was kicked out, but kept fighting in the parking lot. At the end of the show, the place was surrounded by cops. Had passes from the label to meet and greet the bands afterwards, but it had to be cut short, as Dime told us they were told to gtfo or they would be arrested too. Still have my promo cd single of Cowboys from Hell, signed by Dime. Hell of a night!
That's spectacular.
I've seen a lot of pits, but the only pit that really scared me was Slayer.
Craziest show I ever went to was Slayer and Danzig at the Felt Forum (part of MSG) It was ominous from the very beginning and just got worse and worse. People were ripping up the seats and throwing the seat cushions. Skinheads were really out of control and you could just see them picking people off. I didn't venture into the middle of that pit. It was just an all out brawl.
My friend prefers the older, more grindcore Gojira. But the singer has a great voice, and he's awesome on the new Magma CD. Much as I love Lamb of God and Napalm Death, I prefer real singing over growling.
Just looked it up and here's a cool article on that nightI've seen a lot of pits, but the only pit that really scared me was Slayer.
Craziest show I ever went to was Slayer and Danzig at the Felt Forum (part of MSG) It was ominous from the very beginning and just got worse and worse. People were ripping up the seats and throwing the seat cushions. Skinheads were really out of control and you could just see them picking people off. I didn't venture into the middle of that pit. It was just an all out brawl.
