What are you listening to?
- Thread starter Kevin B.
- Start date
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
For anyone else checking out the link @Greg posted the music doesn't start until the 17 minute mark, vocals at 20:10.
I was going to say that... but didn't. Thanks! 😎
Official new music video!!
TurboMinivan
Still plays with cars
- Location
- Lehi, UT
Over the weekend, the wife and I headed down to Vegas to catch a show at the MGM Grand Arena.
The opening act was a relatively new band from Atlanta called The Funeral Portrait.
Based on their FB page, they seem to be aiming for some sort of evil/death/satanic persona. I'm not really hip to that, but their music was on point and (we both thought) they sounded really good.
After them was a Russian deathcore band called Slaughter To Prevail.
These guys are complete followers of the death metal tradition--guttural lyrics backed by just a bunch of noise. Seriously, I was complaining about them right off the bat. Even when listening carefully, I couldn't pick out a single actual melody. They weren't playing instruments so much as simply trying to make them produce constant, non-stop noise. It was extremely grating, and it could not end soon enough for me.
Following them was some weirdo named Marilyn Manson (whose hella bright lights made it almost impossible to get a photo).
MM is widely known, and I'm sure you already have your own opinions of his music. I'll just say he isn't my cup of tea, but at least I respect him and his group musically, Particularly after the last group, it was refreshing to hear actual music being played. He does lose points for his light show, as it included many LED light bars that were blindingly, headache-inducingly bright. Most of the lights were okay, so you'd be watching him perform and suddenly all the really bright lights would simultaneously go super nova and sear your retinas. For much of his set, I just sat down and looked away from the stage. Seriously.
And then--finally--came the main event and my wife's favorite band: Five Finger Death Punch.
These guys pretty much redefined what a light show can be (absent any drugs and/or Pink Floyd music)... and they didn't burn your eyes out.
Their lights alternated between many colors depending on the song--blue, green, red, and so on. Sorry I didn't photograph a lot of variety.
Oh, did I mention lasers? They had a full array of those, too, also in a multitude of colors which were different for each song that featured them.
Again, sorry for not photographing some of the other colors.
All in all, it was a great show.
The opening act was a relatively new band from Atlanta called The Funeral Portrait.
Based on their FB page, they seem to be aiming for some sort of evil/death/satanic persona. I'm not really hip to that, but their music was on point and (we both thought) they sounded really good.
After them was a Russian deathcore band called Slaughter To Prevail.
These guys are complete followers of the death metal tradition--guttural lyrics backed by just a bunch of noise. Seriously, I was complaining about them right off the bat. Even when listening carefully, I couldn't pick out a single actual melody. They weren't playing instruments so much as simply trying to make them produce constant, non-stop noise. It was extremely grating, and it could not end soon enough for me.
Following them was some weirdo named Marilyn Manson (whose hella bright lights made it almost impossible to get a photo).
MM is widely known, and I'm sure you already have your own opinions of his music. I'll just say he isn't my cup of tea, but at least I respect him and his group musically, Particularly after the last group, it was refreshing to hear actual music being played. He does lose points for his light show, as it included many LED light bars that were blindingly, headache-inducingly bright. Most of the lights were okay, so you'd be watching him perform and suddenly all the really bright lights would simultaneously go super nova and sear your retinas. For much of his set, I just sat down and looked away from the stage. Seriously.
And then--finally--came the main event and my wife's favorite band: Five Finger Death Punch.
These guys pretty much redefined what a light show can be (absent any drugs and/or Pink Floyd music)... and they didn't burn your eyes out.
Their lights alternated between many colors depending on the song--blue, green, red, and so on. Sorry I didn't photograph a lot of variety.
Oh, did I mention lasers? They had a full array of those, too, also in a multitude of colors which were different for each song that featured them.
Again, sorry for not photographing some of the other colors.
All in all, it was a great show.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I'd go to that show!
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
Wow that looks incredible! I did not know the first band, but I listen to all of the others.
lhracing
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Layton, UT
Listening to the Dolby Atmos mix, not bad.
- Location
- The Land Northward (Bountiful), Utah
Wait that guy made music? It's not just a college dorm room poster?
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Another new song from Linkin Park, "Heavy is the Crown".
First time listening to it, i was on the fence to be honest. Then, the scream at 1:48 blew me away, was NOT expecting that! Seriously gave me chills... I'm impressed.
First time listening to it, i was on the fence to be honest. Then, the scream at 1:48 blew me away, was NOT expecting that! Seriously gave me chills... I'm impressed.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Why is this so catchy?! NSFW & probably offensive... 😄
Eminem remix with Hollywood Undead.
Eminem remix with Hollywood Undead.
Thursty
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Green River
I have everything from Mozart to Metallica on my playlist. I do enjoy classical music.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
I saw TSO for the first time last night.
I have a theory, TSO diehard fans are people who drink non alcoholic beer, prefer V6 Camaros and like their prime rib well done.
I have pretty diverse musical taste but It was the strangest thing I've seen since my kids got too old to watch Disney channel music shows. Some talented musicians for sure, I just can't understand the allure. Takes all kinds I guess.
Sidenote: all venues should ban cell phones and allow pocket knives.
I have a theory, TSO diehard fans are people who drink non alcoholic beer, prefer V6 Camaros and like their prime rib well done.
I have pretty diverse musical taste but It was the strangest thing I've seen since my kids got too old to watch Disney channel music shows. Some talented musicians for sure, I just can't understand the allure. Takes all kinds I guess.
Sidenote: all venues should ban cell phones and allow pocket knives.
- Location
- Stinkwater
I know one guy who's into TSO. He's a metalhead and eats his meat raw, but I bet he'd like a V6 Camaro if you gave him one.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
If you gave me on, I'd take it. #coyoteswap.
Worthless without video link! I had to google TSO but when i did I realized that I have heard of them
Tonkaman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Jordan
This is hilarious! I felt the same way when I went for my first time last year. It was funny to see people sporting their TSO tour T-shirts from decades ago like it was a badge of loyalty
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
NSFW... Love me some Limp Bizkit!
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
Now I know. I was way off. I was casting about with stuff like Tiddy Sucking Outlaws and coming up empty.
- DAA