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Just yesterday I found a sealed copy of this CD stacked with several CD's in my closet. Think I paid $1.99 for this when our Death Star size HEB closed out thier music department a few years back.
I had this on cassette from my high school days and remember their being some gnarly keyboard sounds......your description has peeked my curiosity! Quote:
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SUBHUMANS Los Angeles, CA. 10-29-2015 - YouTube
http://youtube.com/watch?v=AElTWhghLd4 Find me catching fame in this vid around 6:50-740.. im next to my homie who is wearing a blue LA cap and we're facing the camera clearly having more fun than i am able to remember |
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Just listened BS Sabotage, it“s quite a while I“ve listened it before today. Sounded so awesome! BTW they have copied the end of the Writ straight from Alice Cooper`s Only Women Bleed.
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Now listening Magma“s first album, it“s almost same experience as Trout Mask was to me when I get into it fully first time! |
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The last time we talked about Sabbath I couldn't get MOR, Vol. 4 or Paranoid out of my head for fucking weeks. I woke up and went to sleep with songs from those albums just pulsing through my brain. So I'm gonna sit this one out, though Sabotage is definitely awesome.
I've been listening to oldish Swans, the new album by Milo, Erase Erratta's Lost Weekend (which is a great 2015 albums than was kinda overshadowed by No Cities to Love, and shouldn't be forgotten). Also Actress (aka Levantis) - Romantic Psychology 1 and an album I slept on for far too long: Your Discretion is Trust by Cities Aviv. Damn that's a good album. SpaceGhostPurrp better step his game up. |
And wait, how is Sabotage heavy but Sabbath Bloody Sabbath NOT?
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Again I think Sabbath has never done any Zep, they just done Sabbath! And Sabbath is unique, Zep not.
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It's not- I mean, yeah Sabotage is heavy, but Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is totally effing heavy too, and that's a fact. Personally I prefer SBS, but I seem to be in the minority on that one. |
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I agree about Vol.4. The best. After that, Master of Reality, Paranoid, SBS, Sabotage, s/t. I do think they "did" Zeppelin, not in a derivative way. What I mean is that some of their songs seemed to come from a more wholistic Rock n' Roll perspective, one that relied on folk and blues and interplay between instruments, resulting in more of a "rock and roll" sound than a "metal" sound. I'm talking about songs like "Wicked World", which feels more like Cream or Zep, with a more traditional kind of vibe. Or, as I mentioned in the last BS free for all, the second part of the verse in "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" which has a very Led Zeppelin IV feel to it, even though the song starts out by busting down the door with, total medieval witchcraft and shit. But the pummel breaks and things get pretty, and the resulting sound is easy to describe as being "Zeppelin-like" but better. |
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Interestingly i first fell in love with Sabotage during a psychedelic experience so that is probably apt
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Haha did you notice me? I was going insane at "am i going insane" levels! I just downloaded those vids today was watching them again man i love Subhumans live like no other stage show!
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Head Of Wantastiquet from Stu's tapeworm blog......about 20 minutes in, a keyboard sound slowly starts pulsating and builds to an accompanying guitar that sounds so amazing......another GREAT recording by Stu!
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