Shred Room 14: Step into a perfect world

Any Colour You Like wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: A Person wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: MMA has been slightly uncensored. This calls for... What do you mean? Certain words have been uncensored due to band/album/song incompatibility. Plus it's metal. Like Anal C*nt? Any pretty much anything by Cannibal Corpse/any other Gore Metal.

I'm pretty sure several Cannibal Corpse album covers are banned in multiple countries.

birdwithteeth11 wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: birdwithteeth11 wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: A Person wrote: Any Colour You Like wrote: MMA has been slightly uncensored. This calls for... What do you mean? Certain words have been uncensored due to band/album/song incompatibility. Plus it's metal. Like Anal C*nt? Yeah, I'm pretty sure too. I can't remeber which though. Probably Singapore. Any pretty much anything by Cannibal Corpse/any other Gore Metal. I'm pretty sure several Cannibal Corpse album covers are banned in multiple countries.

I'm thinking Singapore.


Edited by Any Colour You Like - April 19 2010 at 19:40

birdwithteeth11 wrote: HTCF wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc-V3NYckOI

LMAO

That's old and he still probably thinks he's a badass.

Which one is funnier? The first one or second one?

birdwithteeth11 wrote:

I got a 98% in an exam once. My flatmate got 92%.

I told him he was a failure.

Peter Brotzmann was so f**king awesome! I had not, however, realized that an acoustic alto sax could still be that loud! The man has iron lungs! I think I may have done permanent hearing damage by not wearing earplugs and sitting 5 feet away from them! I also got the limited tour only CD of them performing in 2004 (212 of 525) and THEY BOTH SIGNED IT OMG OMG OMG. I also got the semi-rare albums Head On and A Night in Sana'a. The other rare ones they had was another one with Paal Nissan-Love and an electric bassist, and they've recorded a billion albums together so I didn't really care about the rare one, and an 11 minute EP of trio material from 1966 that was released with his art exhibition, and it was $10. No thanks. All the other stuff they had was just Okkadisk, and while I'm happy to support Peter and Okkadisk, I can get it cheaper from them and there's no need to rush without hearing anything first.

Hamid Drake. Massive black dude with dreadlocks. Sorry, I thought I said that. He was fantastic too: he actually had a rhythmic pulse when he played! It seems like a lot of the drummers when they improvise don't really know what to do and decide to just try to play without any rhythmic pattern, which gets tiresome. Sunny Murray w/ Albert Ayler is a particular offender in my mind. I love Albert, but sometimes I want Sunny to just shut up. They released an album on Okka a while ago, Dried Rat Dog. I'll probably get that at some point: Peter is fantastic with a drummer because he can do whatever he wants without having to worry about clashing with somebody else's melody. I heard his new album with just Paal Nilseen-Love is great too. Although I now see that his semi-Albert Ayler tribute band, Die Like A Dog Quartet has Hamid Drake and now I'm super pumped for it.

Edited by Henry Plainview - April 19 2010 at 23:26

I have dedicated today to helping the world fight Foo.

I'm here but I'm not at the top of my game at the moment.  I've got some sort of head cold, it's rather annoying. 

and Scott, are you going to listen to the Foo Fighters and get some tips for fighting Foo?