SteveXFR

Sabbracadabra - Black Sabbath

Limp Bizkit ended up sounding like a parody of nu metal and now Fred Durst looks like this. He looks like his own grandfather

Apart from Audioslave and SOAD, all of those are awful. I'm no fan of the offspring but they were pop punk not metal.

I think that was far too early for nu metal plus I don't think any of them have come out as proud boys in the last few years which seems to be a nu metal thing.

It was definitely popular but it was a bad time for rock music in general. Grunge was finished, rap and techno were huge. Cheesy pop and especially 80's cheesy pop were enormous. I blame Fear Factory and Body Count, smash those two together and you've got every nu metal song.

I hope so. Nu metal was a bit of a creativity draught, there were about 500 songs all using the same two note riff.

I'm a big metal fan, I love just about anything heavy but I keep reading thar nu metal is coming back and that to me was a low point in metal. I have never heard anyone say they miss Limp Bizkit or Crazy Town or Papa Roach. The few good bands to come out of the genre have moved on to something completely different now. There must have been some good stuff so where's the good bands I must have missed? Is anyone still playing old Korn or Limp Bizkit covers?

I'm definitely going to need a bigger board. I found this very good video

I think I'll check that out. Thanks

Some more details. I'll mostly be using it for the odd solo part so losing a little bottom end won't be a big problem. I'll be using an overdrive with it.

I think I need a wah. Do I need a bass specific wah or can I use a g****r wah?

You need a BC Rich Warlock

God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols

Karma chameleon (lizard innit) - Culture Club

Bull (sharks) on parade - Rage Against The Machine

Indeed, the Cheeser as it's known locally.

One benefit of getting old and having an unconventional taste in music is most of the bands I want to see live are playing smaller venues and a lot of them are so much better and cheaper (tickets and beer) than the bigger O2 and similar venues. I'm also really fortunate to have one of the best independent venues in the county 10 minutes walk away. I'll go and see loads of bands I wouldn't normally in there because it's close, convenient, cheap and really good sound. They also occasionally get the odd big band like Foo Fighters and McCartney.

I don't get that. You can't buy the tickets without paying it so why not just include it in the ticket price? Why does it need to be a separate fee?

It looks like a dodgy area but it's fine. Marble Factory/Motion is a great venue. I really like it there. Security are friendly, sound is great, there's always a good spot to watch even if I take the kids. Watching Idles there was one of the best gigs I've been to.

Bristol O2 is a turd of a venue in a city full of brilliant live music venues. Tickets and beer are far too expensive, the sound sucks, for the first four of five songs if you're at the barrier you can't see anything except the photographers right in front of the stage. While I appreciate good security is important, they are rather over enthusiastic at the O2. Fortunately most bands I want to see seem to be at Motion, SWX, Thekla or The Fleece which are all excellent venues. I'm off the The Fleece next week for Agnostic Front, can't wait for that one.

Dopesmoker - Sleep

Music would be very boring if everyone liked the same thing. Without having loads of different tastes it would never have evolved the way it has with hudredss of different genres.

I think the vocals are great, dome of Lemmys best singing. I guess we can't all like the same thing

Ruby Soho - Rancid

That is an absolute disgrace.