Not a huge Pierce the Veil fan, TBH. I usually like post-hardcore, too. But I just can't get into them.Kenbo Slice said:Well here's something that isn't metal, j-pop, or game ost's but still awesome.
I love PTV. I'm glad you like post-hardcore, not many people on here do . What are some of your favorite post-hardcore bands?TheJesus89 said:Not a huge Pierce the Veil fan, TBH. I usually like post-hardcore, too. But I just can't get into them.Kenbo Slice said:Well here's something that isn't metal, j-pop, or game ost's but still awesome.
Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy right? I'm pretty sure Coleridge was an author, but I'm not sure.MelasZepheos said:It's always metal on the Escapist. No matter what you ask for in a 'recommend me some music' thread, you will always get some genre of metal as the most predominant answer.
For me, anything heavier than Black Sabbath and I switch off. I can appreciate metal as a form of music, for its technical playing or speed or whatever, but it does nothing for me, and I've listened to a lot.
I once tried to start a thread about the death of Gary Moore, one of the modern pioneers of blues-rock, and it barely got past a page, because no one had heard of him. Gary, Fucking, Moore. I would consider not knowing who Gary Moore is a cultural crime right up there with not knowing who Samuel Coleridge was.
I like Cruachan, though to be honest I mostly use their music for roleplay sessions.Apollo45 said:.....Irish music even?...
Thrice is my all time favorite. Some other favorites are Letlive, Glassjaw, The Receiving End of Sirens, He is Legend, As Cities Burn, La Dispute, Mewithoutyou. The list could go on. I was really into Post-hardcore last summer, so i'm still pretty fond of it.Kenbo Slice said:I love PTV. I'm glad you like post-hardcore, not many people on here do . What are some of your favorite post-hardcore bands?TheJesus89 said:Not a huge Pierce the Veil fan, TBH. I usually like post-hardcore, too. But I just can't get into them.Kenbo Slice said:Well here's something that isn't metal, j-pop, or game ost's but still awesome.
Besides ITCOTCK and Red, they've never really rocked my world. But those two albums are soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good.Sober Thal said:snip
Yes and yes. (Coleridge was a poet, but whatever)unicron44 said:Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy right? I'm pretty sure Coleridge was an author, but I'm not sure.MelasZepheos said:It's always metal on the Escapist. No matter what you ask for in a 'recommend me some music' thread, you will always get some genre of metal as the most predominant answer.
For me, anything heavier than Black Sabbath and I switch off. I can appreciate metal as a form of music, for its technical playing or speed or whatever, but it does nothing for me, and I've listened to a lot.
I once tried to start a thread about the death of Gary Moore, one of the modern pioneers of blues-rock, and it barely got past a page, because no one had heard of him. Gary, Fucking, Moore. I would consider not knowing who Gary Moore is a cultural crime right up there with not knowing who Samuel Coleridge was.
Some of my favorites are We Came As Romans, Attack Attack! (If only people could look beyond the horrid video for Stick Stickly), A Skylit Drive, and Woe, Is Me (who signed my ticket at Warped Tour )TheJesus89 said:Snip
I knew the names sounded familiar. Yeah Gary Moore is really good.MelasZepheos said:Yes and yes. (Coleridge was a poet, but whatever)unicron44 said:Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy right? I'm pretty sure Coleridge was an author, but I'm not sure.MelasZepheos said:It's always metal on the Escapist. No matter what you ask for in a 'recommend me some music' thread, you will always get some genre of metal as the most predominant answer.
For me, anything heavier than Black Sabbath and I switch off. I can appreciate metal as a form of music, for its technical playing or speed or whatever, but it does nothing for me, and I've listened to a lot.
I once tried to start a thread about the death of Gary Moore, one of the modern pioneers of blues-rock, and it barely got past a page, because no one had heard of him. Gary, Fucking, Moore. I would consider not knowing who Gary Moore is a cultural crime right up there with not knowing who Samuel Coleridge was.
Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy, Skid Row, and then a solo act.
Not the best singer in the world, but one hell of a guitarist.
My tribute to him
Kenbo Slice said:TheJesus89 said:Kenbo Slice said:Oh. That's actually the polar opposite of what I like.TheJesus89 said:Some of my favorites are We Came As Romans, Attack Attack! (If only people could look beyond the horrid video for Stick Stickly), A Skylit Drive, and Woe, Is Me (who signed my ticket at Warped Tour )Kenbo Slice said:Snip
Sorry mate, really not my cup of tea.
Yes, I have heard the Color Spectrum, I was looking forward to hearing the next installment of The Dear Hunter's life, but all things considered, the Color Spectrum is just what I'd like to see more of in music.TheJesus89 said:snip
and unfortunately there are those like this gentleman who's musical ignorance is on display. Being an avid gamer and a hip-hop fan I've often heard "rap is crap" which is quite a silly statement to make when they only base that opinion on the most popular talentless people and refuse to go beneath the surface to find the true artist, Your MF DOOM, Nujabes, Blu, J.Cole and so on and so on..there is far too much to hear before you exclude the genre from your earsAraxiel_1911 said:I can't speak for the entire escapist community, but I'm pretty balanced out what considers my musical choice. I just can't stand hip-hop/rap (that garbage) and most pop. More specificly I follow everyting that goes in direction Metal. But that does not mean I don't love OST (Movies and Games).
But to some extend, I understand what you mean. A friend of mine is also exclusevly listening to game soundtrack. That is quite, annoying is not the right word but, somehow...I don't know...unsettling(?)
But I'm not complaining. Actualy, I couldn't care less. I don't visit the Escapist to talk about music, for that I've got other Forums or mouth-to-mouth propaganda by friends.
I wouldn't even try to talk to the people here about music (nor that one friend of mine).