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Old 08-20-2013, 09:32 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Old 08-20-2013, 12:17 PM   #12 (permalink)
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well okay....that's like your opinion...man..
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And for the record as Rage and Soundgarden fan I dont know how people couldnt like at least the first Audioslave album. At least state why.
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Old 08-20-2013, 01:01 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Old 08-20-2013, 01:08 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Also the only thing that The Darkness is doing was reviving that arena rock sound from the 80s. There was another band that did it as well Bang Camaro
i'll check them out but still i like the darkness i think they are more than just arena rock they're a good band imo
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And for the record as Rage and Soundgarden fan I dont know how people couldnt like at least the first Audioslave album. At least state why.
That's where I fall in. Badmotorfinger and Rage's self titled are two albums I loved in high school that I actually still really like. I thought Audioslave's first album was pretty damn good. Tom still got to let loose (he got a bit more creative here than on Battle of Los Angeles imo) and Chris Cornell still sounded great. Out of Exile, though...that's a different story.
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That's where I fall in. Badmotorfinger and Rage's self titled are two albums I loved in high school that I actually still really like. I thought Audioslave's first album was pretty damn good. Tom still got to let loose (he got a bit more creative here than on Battle of Los Angeles imo) and Chris Cornell still sounded great. Out of Exile, though...that's a different story.
What are your thoughts on Revelations?
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What are your thoughts on Revelations?
I can't say I gave it much of a chance. I heard the singles and really didn't have the patience after Out of Exile. Why? Is it worth checking out?
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I can't say I gave it much of a chance. I heard the singles and really didn't have the patience after Out of Exile. Why? Is it worth checking out?
I feel like it was a solid release through and through and they made up for Out of Exile. Give it a spin and let me know you if you feel the same way.
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For whatever reason I always found myself getting really bored about halfway through the first two Audioslave albums (didn't even bother with the 3rd minus the first single "Original Fire" or whatever it was called). I always enjoyed the singles but the rest of the albums always felt like filler. It really did just feel like a Chris Cornell/ Tom Morello project, whereas each member of RATM felt absolutely vital to that sound.
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And for the record as Rage and Soundgarden fan I dont know how people couldnt like at least the first Audioslave album. At least state why.
I'm not sure I've heard that entire album so can't comment on it as a whole. All I can tell you is every single song I've ever heard by Audioslave seemed dull, middle of the road and very forgettable to me. Nothing really distinguishes them, which to me is one of the worst possible attributes a band can have.
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