The Music Thread

Your Name wrote:

It's taken him 6 years to post a fuckin pic on a forum.
Mofo only just learnt what a gif was.
I'll leave that one with you. Good luck.

I realised this as soon as I sent the post

Anybody else heading to the Pineapple this weekend? Rufus, You am I, Hermitude, Bennies. Cant wait.

SI wrote:

So looks like it's RATM sans Zach BUT with Chuck motherfucking D  .

Prophets of Rage is a new supergroup featuring RATM members Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk, but not frontman Zack de la Rocah.

Instead, the band will be fronted by two rappers: Cypress Hill's B-Real and Chuck D from Public Enemy. Fitting given Prophets of Rage is named after a track from the Public Enemy's seminal 1988 album It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back (which you might recognise from being sampled in Jurassic 5's 'What's Golden').

The supergroup will reportedly make their live debut at the Hollywood Palladium on 3 June, performing tracks from all three catalogues: Rage, Public Enemy, and Cypress Hill. Think of it kind of like Audioslave 2, but leaning more into the rap roots rather than rock.

Your Name wrote:

Prophets of Rage is a new supergroup featuring RATM members Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford and drummer Brad Wilk, but not frontman Zack de la Rocah.

Instead, the band will be fronted by two rappers: Cypress Hill's B-Real and Chuck D from Public Enemy. Fitting given Prophets of Rage is named after a track from the Public Enemy's seminal 1988 album It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back (which you might recognise from being sampled in Jurassic 5's 'What's Golden').

The supergroup will reportedly make their live debut at the Hollywood Palladium on 3 June, performing tracks from all three catalogues: Rage, Public Enemy, and Cypress Hill. Think of it kind of like Audioslave 2, but leaning more into the rap roots rather than rock.

Theres no Audioslave without Chris Cornell

http://www.watoday.com.au/entertainment/your-perth/falls-festival-to-take-over-fremantle-in-2017-20160627-gpstz6.html

Falls Festival for WA in 2017

In other news, they can sugar coat Freo (and that particular area) however they like, but the place is a deadset shit hole.

SI wrote:http://www.watoday.com.au/entertainment/your-perth/falls-festival-to-take-over-fremantle-in-2017-20160627-gpstz6.html

Falls Festival for WA in 2017

In other news, they can sugar coat Freo (and that particular area) however they like, but the place is a deadset shit hole.

I don't know where you've been going mate some brilliant places in freo, Little Creatures Brewery is amazing, food and beers are amazing.

So I just found an old ipod in the back of the drawer in my desk. Don't even know what sort of music is on there...

Honeysett wrote:

I don't know where you've been going mate some brilliant places in freo, Little Creatures Brewery is amazing, food and beers are amazing.

Freo is easily my favourite place in WA. Everyone knows that @SI has no taste buds though.

Krump wrote:
Freo is easily my favourite place in WA. Everyone knows that @SI has no taste buds though.

Well this is true. I love Scarborough, some nice pubs out here now. Having a pint of Warhog or Copycat while overlooking the water is pretty nice

New Blink album dropped over the weekend. So good. Best since enema of the state.

Billy Talent and Bloc Party dominating my playlist last few weeks!

Fuck me I've missed decent music from my teen years!

Watched the Prophets of Rage gig last night. Chuck D shits over Real B but when they battle a song together it sounds great. Looking forward to the EP dropping later in the year.

Inxs & beers post footy. I can see this escalating to cops and tears. See you on the other side.

No Worries wrote:Inxs & beers post footy. I can see this escalating to cops and tears. See you on the other side.

INXS were my first ever concert, kind of-The Soundshell in Townsville and we sat out the back in the scrub at 15 smokin durries   

Mainly cos we were cool and shit.

WHITECHAPEL The Mark Of The Blade 

These guys are like MachineHead, they just get better and better even though a lot of bands have peaked at album 3 or so.  Sixth album and it's tremendous.

The Cure-Trilogy

flasSId* wrote:The Cure-Trilogy

Was it on Fox again ?

No Worries wrote:

flasSId* wrote:The Cure-Trilogy

Was it on Fox again ?

Yep. Also managed to get my hands on a copy of Entreat. I hocked mine 20 years ago with a couple of hundred other CDs when I was at Uni

Gojira-Magma. Gojira have apparently been around for nearly 20 years and are one of those band names I see thrown around alot, but had never checked them out.

Very original prog metal. If I had to name a band to compare them to then probably a sharper (production wise) version of Mastodon. Liked Magma on 1st listen which is rare for me. After about 6 listens now it is just a truly tremendous album.

flasSId* wrote:Gojira-Magma.  Gojira have apparently been around for nearly 20 years and are one of those band names I see thrown around alot, but had never checked them out.  

Very original prog metal.  If I had to name a band to compare them to then probably a sharper (production wise) version of Mastodon.  Liked Magma on 1st listen which is rare for me.  After about 6 listens now it is just a truly tremendous album.

Seen two of their shows, they're pretty bloody good mate.

I'm in a bit of a pegatory with music, haven't discovered anything new that I have really liked.