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mrz0mbie wrote:On the subject of E and hard metal, is Rob zombie hard metal? The E kids Freddy describes makes me think of bands like killswitch engage and avenged sevenfold.

Maybe I'm one of those horrible elitists but thats just not Metal to me, its posery nonsense which fits well with the E image too.

For the record though, I quite like Rob zombies music

I'm not sure, I always get confused when it comes to metal, what fits where, and what is still "credible"... Let's just say I stand corrected

Ah its not important, I only ask because I listen to rediculas metal. So I've totally lost when soft rock becomes hard rock or that becomes heavy metal or hard metal or brutal metal or just noise

I'd never heard of Rob Zombie till I saw his films, is it house of 1000 corpses that has the song "pussy liquor"

Mancunian Lee wrote:I'd never heard of Rob Zombie till I saw his films, is it house of 1000 corpses that has the song "pussy liquor"

It is! Ultimate guilty pleasure, but I love both House of 1000 Corpses and Devil's Rejects with a passion... Was through the films I ended up listening to his music

Madelon Hoedt wrote:

Mancunian Lee wrote:I'd never heard of Rob Zombie till I saw his films, is it house of 1000 corpses that has the song "pussy liquor"

It is! Ultimate guilty pleasure, but I love both House of 1000 Corpses and Devil's Rejects with a passion... Was through the films I ended up listening to his music

If you watch the film 'Curious George', you'll find yourself getting into Jack Johnson.

Lord Freddie wrote:

Madelon Hoedt wrote:

Mancunian Lee wrote:I'd never heard of Rob Zombie till I saw his films, is it house of 1000 corpses that has the song "pussy liquor"

It is! Ultimate guilty pleasure, but I love both House of 1000 Corpses and Devil's Rejects with a passion... Was through the films I ended up listening to his music

If you watch the film 'Curious George', you'll find yourself getting into Jack Johnson.

I'm going to pretend you haven't said that

It's been quiet around here, so I'll post up a link to the moody french band who's gig I'll be working at on tuesday

Alcest - Le Secret das Parfum

I'd much prefer it was Sheer Ignorance but ah well

Peters and Lee.

The dogs listen.

Many years back when I was playing.
This was one of our favourite pieces to perform.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SfSQ3lQmJw" target="_blank

The Goombay Dance Band.

You should have a look at Wynona's Big Brown Beaver

Hooked on a Dutch language band at the moment, so not much use for you all

Madelon Hoedt wrote:Hooked on a Dutch language band at the moment, so not much use for you all

I clearly don't listen to music for the words haha

Richard Cheese is a must listen too, Freddie will back me up on Frank Sidebottom also speaking of Bad Manners not been able to stop listening to skinhead love affair this last week or two.

Add to that list plenty of Ska, Robert Johnson, Nina Simone, Bessie Smith.

And when it comes to noise Ghoul Detail are one of my top choices and he was ever so kind and made me some intro music for one of my shows

Frank Sidebottom is a god. Sadly missed. Somewhere on a website called Shadowlocked you can read my tribute to the great man who I was lucky to know.

Bad Manners is the music of the gods. It's hard to get anything better than that.


As people are mentioning Dutch rock, may I bring Hocus Pocus by Focus into the mix which trumps any other Dutch rock tune as it includes yodelling.