80's metalhead burnouts will always love Metallica! Oh soo damn wrong. As an 80's metalhead burnout I have yet to love Metallica. Maiden for Ever!!!
Faith No More...now thats the way to go.
This thread has convinced me that if everyone who posts on this board ever gets together for that big party (assuming we can find a venue taht everyone agrees with and a date where everyone's free...yes, those are two pretty big assumptions), the DJ is going to have a nervous breakdown 'cause everything he plays will be dismissed as "crap" by a significant portion of the audience while on average three people start a display of acrobatic gyrating on the dancefloor.
Sorry for the threadrot...may I be locked in a small cubicle and forced to listen to Yanni records for a period not exceeding 72 hours.
the DJ is going to have a nervous breakdown 'cause everything he plays will be dismissed as "crap" by a significant portion of the audience while on average three people start a display of acrobatic gyrating on the dancefloor
about the portishead thing.
the point i was making is that i can't imagine them rousing such a strong emotion or passion of pure hate in anybody. i mean, you might not care about them or think that they have anything to offer. but they just don't warrant any deep amount of hate.
i can live with Portishead, but it's exactly the blandness and inoffensiveness of similar stuff like Massive Attack that makes me want to throw grenades into coffee shops all day long.
"the point i was making is that i can't imagine them rousing such a strong emotion or passion of pure hate in anybody"
Dunno about now, but back in the mid nineties angry loners were queueing up round several blocks to kick Portishead's teeth in. I remember a guy on some mailing list getting into a right old frothy state, claiming - in all seriousness - that their music would be directly responsible for deaths in the year 2030.