Play Some Fucken Metal - white boy

[factory worker]

Flip Your Wig has outed a number of closet head bangers over the past few months.

I'm interested in hear from DJ's who would be interested in mashing up some metal, industrial, hard core, punk, harcore, indie guitar stuff with beats like hip hop or drum'n'bass.

And from those that aren't interested in playing wikkid tunes and getting pissed, maybe some input or thoughts about which guitar based tunes you rate?

Best metal song/ track ever?
Most Innovative Guitar band?
Ground breaking/ genre defining album?
Favourite current/ contemporarymetal anthem?
Life time achievement fro services to heavy metal?

[Terry Tate]

hehe ill give it a shot. although ill probably just let everything degenerate into a mash of noise and divebomb guitars.

Best metal song/ track ever?

RAINING BLOOD! this cannot be disputed. greatest metal song of all time.

Most Innovative Guitar band?

mastodon, necrophagist, dillinger escape plan, forensics, the locust

Ground breaking/ genre defining album?

slayer - reign in blood, metallica - master of puppets, wire - pink flag, the locust/man is the bastard (noise) - 10" EP, mastodon - leviathan, dillinger escape plan - miss machine, old man gloom - seminar 1, made out of babies - trophy

Favourite current/ contemporarymetal anthem?

dillinger escape plan - when good dogs do bad, forensics - how's the view from sugar heaven, bitch?, lightning bolt - dead cowboy

Life time achievement fro services to heavy metal?

TOM ARAYA! SCOTT HULL! J RANDALL! MIKE WITTIE!

ALL RAD DOOODS!

[sternumbreaks]

Early Metallica. Nuff said

[flippo]

Ground breaking/ genre defining album?
Strapping Young Lad - City


yeh heavy as a real heavy thing came out first, but it was a bit below par imo.

Thier new stuff is killer also.

[Wilson]

Best Metal Song = Pantera - Art of shredding (RIP Dimebag)/ Children of Bodom - Angel of Death

Most innovative guitar band = Five Star Prison Cell
(wikkid melbourne band), and Necrophagist = Epitaph, Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder

Groundbreaking album = Tool - Aenema (or ifs thats too soft for ya, Ride the Lightening - Metallica)

Favourite current anthem = Children of Bodom - Downfall

Life Time service achievements for metal = Dave Mustaine, Alexi Laiho, Devin Townsend, Max Cavalera, Dimebag Darrel (RIP)

[paulblackout]

Best metal song/ track ever?

Black Sabbath - War Pigs

Most Innovative Guitar band?

My Bloody Valentine.

Ground breaking/ genre defining album?

Iron Maiden - 7th son of a 7th son

Favourite current/ contemporarymetal anthem?[/b[

3 inches of blood - deadly sinners ....."enemies of metal, your death is our reward!"

Life time achievement fro services to heavy metal?

Piggy (RIP), Mustaine, Dime (RIP)

[paranoid edge]

Ground breaking/ genre defining album? - "Streetsweeper" - Godflesh

[paulblackout]

Ground breaking/ genre defining album? - "Streetsweeper" - Godflesh

i'd have to add Voivod - Nothingface to that title as well

[Hardy]

Best metal song/ track ever?
SLAYER - Angel Of Death
METALLICA - Master Of Puppets

Most Innovative Guitar band?
Sonic Youth
My Bloody Valentine

Ground breaking/ genre defining album?
SLAYER - Reign In Blood
THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN - Miss Machine
BLACK SABBATH - Paranoid

Favourite current/ contemporarymetal anthem?
MESHUGGAH - New Millenium Cyanide Christ

Life time achievement for services to heavy metal?
Max Cavelera, Dimebag, Dave Lombardo, Devin Townsend

[flippo]

how many of you lost interest in Sepultura when Max left and Derek Green stepped in? Personally I fucking loved it, it was the direction I always wanted sep to go in. Much more musical and contemporary, like you knew Adrias had it in him but Max's influence always meant it went into more of a straight up heavy killer riff direction. Against is one of the albums I always go back to every now and then. Soulfly was wicked fun when I was 17 but.

[flippo]

Life time achievement for services to heavy metal?
Max Cavelera, Dimebag, Dave Lombardo, Devin Townsend

word, Devin is one of my musical heroes. I would say my favorite artist from any genre actually, if I had to pick one.

[Hardy]

how many of you lost interest in Sepultura when Max left and Derek Green stepped in? Personally I fucking loved it, it was the direction I always wanted sep to go in. Much more musical and contemporary, like you knew Adrias had it in him but Max's influence always meant it went into more of a straight up heavy killer riff direction. Against is one of the albums I always go back to every now and then. Soulfly was wicked fun when I was 17 but.

I tuned out after Roots, mainly because I started listening to other styles of music. I listened to the new Soulfly album not long ago, and it was dull and generic, sounded... exactly like sepultura did ten years ago.

Still, the man has done great things for metal, and continues to push the sound, so respect.

[flippo]

you ever listen to post-Max sepultura?

[flippo]

wait you sorta already answered that huh. Give Against a go, its got some really nice stuff.

[spazz]

Best metal song/ track ever?

Black Sabbath - War Pigs

Ground breaking/ genre defining album?

Iron Maiden - 7th son of a 7th son

Life time achievement fro services to heavy metal?

Piggy (RIP), Mustaine, Dime (RIP)

Absolutely. Nice picks. And Master of Puppets - Metallica.

[factory worker]

Nice work Flippo, Terry Tate, Hardy and Paul B.
I knew that there was still a lot of respect for the masters of shredding and other metal terrorists. Word to Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valanetine.
I'd chuck Shellac up there with them personally.

So who's up for playing some of this wikkidness in a club. Terry you seemed keen, are you local to Melbourne?

[flippo]

I'm interested in hear from DJ's who would be interested in mashing up some metal, industrial, hard core, punk, harcore, indie guitar stuff with beats like hip hop or drum'n'bass.

you'd have to take advantage of a track or two from this album i recon



the remixes of all the tracks from Demanufacture

it's just crying out for it

[Terry Tate]

Nice work Flippo, Terry Tate, Hardy and Paul B.
I knew that there was still a lot of respect for the masters of shredding and other metal terrorists. Word to Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valanetine.
I'd chuck Shellac up there with them personally.

So who's up for playing some of this wikkidness in a club. Terry you seemed keen, are you local to Melbourne?

yup. ive actually been messing around with this sorta style for a bit now. mixing alot of grind into breakcore and the like.

[factory worker]

I'm interested in hear from DJ's who would be interested in mashing up some metal, industrial, hard core, punk, harcore, indie guitar stuff with beats like hip hop or drum'n'bass.

you'd have to take advantage of a track or two from this album i recon



the remixes of all the tracks from Demanufacture

it's just crying out for it

hahaha - I've got some tissues

[sweetcheeks]

Best metal song/ track ever?
Most Innovative Guitar band?
Ground breaking/ genre defining album?
Favourite current/ contemporarymetal anthem?
Life time achievement fro services to heavy metal?

Eyehategod - Dopesick
My Bloody Valentine, points for Voivod, The Melvins and Queensryche
Any of the Strapping Young Lad albums or the first Slipknot
Opeth's Ghost Reveries
Slayer cause they're the kings, and as much as i hate them, Metallica

[factory worker]

Terry, I'll PM ya. Flippos is on it already.
Anyone else?

[unsoundbwoy]

what y'all think of drumcorps?
and paul blackout and KC (counterstrike vs anthrax)?

[factory worker]

what y'all think of drumcorps?
and paul blackout and KC (counterstrike vs anthrax)?

they're doing good things - lot's interesting vocal processing and similar in beats to Pitchshifter.

[munt beard]

Therapy?
Fugazi
Prong
Brutal Truth
Lamb Of God

[DC]

Slayer
Iron Maiden
Anthrax
Helmet
Pantera

I suppose gigs like these would be reliant on mostly CD's as I don't happen to see many metal singles around on vinyl. Maybe im just not looking in the right place....

There is a nigght called 'Hell'...and the pretty much have a goth-esqu crowd...but they play lotsa proper indestrial...both tech and metal. EBM thype music with likes of Nitzer Ebb and all that.