[juanlawnmower]

Originally Posted by flak

I just listened to "We'rewolf" and "No Son of Mine."

Opinion -- Not bad, but not that good. The vocal melodies don't complement the music that well, the instrumental parts (verse/chorus/bridge/whatever) don't always relate to each other that well. Overall effect is that the songs sound kinda unformed and disjointed.

Vocalist reminds me of Dan Kubinski from Die Kreuzen and Mike Muir from Suicidal Tendencies at times.

(Keep in mind I've heard relatively little rock music that was made after 1995).

Try on "Kill the Music". Botht he songs you listened to were on their new album, which isn't as good.

[magicman531]

It's called In Between.

[woogie12]

Originally Posted by juanlawnmower

I'd go out to dry the river, or maybe ETID's Romeo A Go Go

Too long to get started, the walk to the ring is mad short.

The Hot Damn cd has shitty recording quality so I don't wanna use that.

[juanlawnmower]

Caution would be best then.

[magicman531]

Woogie, go out to Johnny Cash's God's gonna cut you down.

[woogie12]

That could be a nice clash.

But I don't know, I'm intense when I come out, that's how I want my music to be.

[juanlawnmower]

Woogie, just throw your hands in the air, like you a true playa.

[flak]

Originally Posted by juanlawnmower

Try on "Kill the Music". Botht he songs you listened to were on their new album, which isn't as good.

Damn. That was pretty fucking good. That song sounded like they really worked on refining.

Here's the vid --

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl0Z72PoDdY

[magicman531]

Originally Posted by woogie12

That could be a nice clash.

But I don't know, I'm intense when I come out, that's how I want my music to be.

PERFECT song for you


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TQf1BRfj8Q

[juanlawnmower]

Yeah, love Madsden's cameo.