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3-piece teen girl cover of Enter Sandman
As a metal head myself, though I tend more towards the early bluesy Sabbath/KISS/SLB/Priest sounds and aesthetics of the late 60s and early 70s, my problem is less about the sandals and more about them playing into the public perception of "metal" --which is apparent when they cover the most over played piece of shit in the analogs of metal.
This is quintessentially not even metal when Metallica plays it. If these kids mattered in the realm of metal -- and they could have despite their sandals -- they would have covered Hit the Lights off of Kill Em All, (Mustane, bitch) or a moving instrumental like Orion off of Master of the Puppets.
Say what you will about Mustane and his unmetal born again bullshit, when you hear him on Hit the Lights... you're fucking owned by the beast. You know metal. And it knows you. Enter Sandman, NOT metal.
NOT. METAL. Listen to TRUE metal, bitch. Recommendations provided for you to begin the governance of your metal mind. Join the Metal Militia.
Open-toe sandals are really not metal..
Best/Worst Entertainment of 2012 Thread (Cinema Talk Post)
Radio: My favorite discovery of 2012 is "Radio Lab", a story telling show reminiscent of another favorite, 'This American Life', but with a much more sophisticated sound design. All episodes are available for free in the podcast section of iTunes.
Music: I fell in love with the New Orleans second line scene after Issy and I paid a visit to the crescent city this year. We saw the 'Rebirth Brass Band' live and had a great time. We also had a mini-meetup at the show with @dotdude. New Orleans music culture is like no other.
Music: Louis Cole & Genevieve Artadi: Highly unique and energetic electro-acoustic music. Hard to explain.
Music: Austin Texas band 'The Black Angels' - Dark, bluesy rock obviously influenced by the Doors. To be honest, I'm not crazy about blues rock or the Doors, but 'The Black Angels' manage to meld these influences into something I really dig.
Music: UK band, 'Metronomy'. Their sound is eclectic, hooky and heavily influenced by all the cool British 80's bands I loved as a kid. Goes down easy. Works in the background as well as the fore.
Movies: Django and Looper were the two films that captivated me from start to finish. Both films by gifted auteurs, one at the top of his game, the other on the rise. Great writing. Great Directing. Great performances.
Horror movies: The Cabin in the Woods (A clever and absurd meta-horror mashup) and the The Lady in Black (A classic, classy ghost story) both satisfied. It's nice that there were a couple of diamonds in sea of Paranormal-Activity-esque-found-footage detritus.
TV: same stuff that everyone else likes - BB, GoT, DoAb and Sherlock. I also got into Always Sunny in Philadelphia this year - very dark, very funny.
Books: Started a bunch, finished very few. Nothing to recommend. "Checklist Manifesto" is pretty interesting so far - it's about how the brain functions (or fails to function) in the information-dense present.
Games: 'Xcom' was a worthy update of the original. Loved all the detailed micro/macro strategy. 'Journey' was beautiful and fairly moving for a videogame.
This cat has the best headrest!
*bluesy country song is The Last Steam Engine Train by John Fahey (1939 - 2001)
>> ^PancakeMaster:
Anyone know the tune playing?
Layla - Eric Clapton and Wynton Marsalis
>> ^bobknight33:
People bitch an moan for being too slow or starting late int the video. Lighten up. Quality takes many forms. Learn to appreciate quality for quality sake. Slow yes, bluesy yes. Awesome yes,
"Quality" with music, is subjective to the listeners interpretation. I like the linked one better.
Layla - Eric Clapton and Wynton Marsalis
People bitch an moan for being too slow or starting late int the video. Lighten up. Quality takes many forms. Learn to appreciate quality for quality sake. Slow yes, bluesy yes. Awesome yes,
The Herbaliser -- Clap your hands
That is some *quality bluesy jazz there
Neil Peart drum solo on Letterman last night
>> ^smooman:
it just takes a certain kind of person to appreciate drum solos. some do some dont. i happen to love em. just like it takes a certain kind of person to appreciate lightning fast guitar solos. as a guitarist im not all that into the facemelting, technical, speed solos full of appregios and such. Im more of a "make every note count" solo along the lines of santana, clapton, or billy gibbons (im very partial to "bluesy" soloing).
different strokes for different folks
I often like just raw drum solos I just don't think this particular one was that inspired.
Neil Peart drum solo on Letterman last night
it just takes a certain kind of person to appreciate drum solos. some do some dont. i happen to love em. just like it takes a certain kind of person to appreciate lightning fast guitar solos. as a guitarist im not all that into the facemelting, technical, speed solos full of appregios and such. Im more of a "make every note count" solo along the lines of santana, clapton, or billy gibbons (im very partial to "bluesy" soloing).
different strokes for different folks
Adele - Someone Like You (Live at the Brits) - Goosebumples!
big bluesy broken hearted lady voices are my favorite voices.
Janis Joplin - Ball and Chain live@Monterey Pop Festival '67
*promote the *bluesy *rocknroll *femme
Waldeck - Make My Day
Tags for this video have been changed from 'jazzy, bluesy, hip hop, brilliant, video, vintage feel' to 'jazzy, bluesy, hip hop, brilliant, video, vintage feel, old timey' - edited by calvados
The Animals - House of the Rising Sun
His voice was at least twenty years ahead of his time...no teenager should have a voice that bluesy. That should be the prize for a couple decades of drinking, smoking and shouting.
Just love it.
Howard Levy plays "Amazing Grace" on harmonica
*bluesy
Marvin Gaye - Heard It Through The Grapevine - A Capella
*blues
(southern soul, psychedelic, bluesy pop rock)
The Heavy - Sixteen
Wow, that was fantastic. He's got a good, raw, bluesy voice.