Death Metal on Discovery

mansonozz said:

There's a big part of me that wants to get a guitar again, but I know I'd be in trouble if I did. I can't just do something half-assed, I'd have to practice my chops non-stop so I could shred like a maniac, I'd have to write, I'd have to start a band (it doesn't help that a friend of mine is looking for a guitarist to start something up with), and so on.

The ONLY reason I will pick up a guitar again anytime soon is if All That Remains drops one of their guitarists and calls me up. They're local buddies and I was on deck for tryouts a year ago but the lead man didn't end up leaving as planned. It's better off, I couldn't fill his shoes anyway. I'd love to be 2nd rhythm though, but there's no real need for it.

edit: I see you're from CT. Cool. You have any idea about a band called "Pile"? I saw them as local support for BLS when they played a few years ago, and they were great. Never heard/saw/found anything about them ever since!

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bentley429 said:

Heard of the Band, havent heard them or seen them play though. What city did you see them in?

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Darkwriter77 said:

Opeth's good stuff. Unconventional chord transitions give them a pretty unique sound. I like their slow stuff a lot more than the growly/screamy stuff, though.

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grey5.0beast said:

I don't really like death metal, I like afew of slipknots songs, but they aren't even hardcore ones... I like Before I Forget.
But other than the few CDs of new rock I stick with country

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88 Fox GT said:

Opeth is amazing. I've yet to see a single band that can compete with their style. The music is dark and gloomy, yet so beautiful. Mikael's voice is amazing as well. He has a great soft voice and a low, deep, clean growl as well.

I'd love to see them live.

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