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The Batlord 10-28-2019 05:49 PM

I tried twice and it doesn't want to work so **** it. It was just some lame nu metal album anyway.

Tristan_Geoff 10-28-2019 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2086345)
I tried twice and it doesn't want to work so **** it. It was just some lame nu metal album anyway.

Was it Powerman 5000? Or Static X?

The Batlord 10-28-2019 06:11 PM

Holy **** how did you know it was Powerman 5000?

Tristan_Geoff 10-28-2019 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2086347)
Holy **** how did you know it was Powerman 5000?

I know you.

The Batlord 10-28-2019 06:47 PM

I mean if you just checked my link you'd know it was Powerman 5000 but you thought it might be Static X so I guess you didn't do that. What specifically about those two bands stuck out to you? Aside from Wisconsin Death Trip being a beast that of course I'd support.

Tristan_Geoff 10-28-2019 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2086353)
I mean if you just checked my link you'd know it was Powerman 5000 but you thought it might be Static X so I guess you didn't do that. What specifically about those two bands stuck out to you? Aside from Wisconsin Death Trip being a beast that of course I'd support.

Just those two being industrial tinged and this being an industrial thread, might have been looking too far into the joke though.

The Batlord 10-28-2019 06:57 PM

I listened to Powerman 5000 for the first time in years a bit ago and you don't need to waste your time. God damn are they bland. Their hooks aren't even that good. It was like going back to Hybrid Theory after years and being like, bro, I don't even get why I ever cared. Gold Cobra is literally better than this because I kinda like Gold Cobra and Fred Durst is fascinating as the most obnoxious frontman ever. You should listen to Gold Cobra. It's like Limp Bizkit stopped worrying about having the most cliche nu metal riffs ever and went a bit Slayer. Kind of. I don't know.


Tristan_Geoff 10-28-2019 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 2086357)
I listened to Powerman 5000 for the first time in years a bit ago and you don't need to waste your time. God damn are they bland. Their hooks aren't even that good. It was like going back to Hybrid Theory after years and being like, bro, I don't even get why I ever cared. Gold Cobra is literally better than this because I kinda like Gold Cobra and Fred Durst is fascinating as the most obnoxious frontman ever. You should listen to Gold Cobra. It's like Limp Bizkit stopped worrying about having the most cliche nu metal riffs ever and went a bit Slayer. Kind of. I don't know.


I'm kinda really interested into getting into Limp Bizkit somehow oddly enough bc they always striked me with an interesting character but never had like a strong approach to the material imo. Is Results May Vary really that bad or could I start there?

The Batlord 10-28-2019 07:53 PM

I've actually been checking a bit of Limp Bizkit and been very disappointed so far with how much I don't care about them still beyond Fred Durst being amusing, but aside from Gold Cobra being fun Results May Vary was one of the things that made me curious about doing a dive on them cause it's not bad. It's way better than just them doing chugging nonsense at least. Limp Bizkit might actually be a decent band with talent who just decided to be really ****ing terrible for money even before there was money in it. I think it will probably be, along with Gold Cobra, the only Limp Bizkit album I ever bother with. I actually recommend giving it a shot.



Like aside from being a weird rape track with a rape video this is actually better than 95% of alt metal.

Frownland 10-28-2019 07:54 PM



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