1. Between The Buried And Me

2. Coheed&Cambria

3. Woods Of Ypres

4. Ulver

5. Lykathea Aflame

6. The Bad Plus

7. Immortal Technique

8. Quo Vadis

9. Modern Life Is War

10. This Is Hell

1. Negatory

2. Napalm Death preceded Siege and Fear of God. Can't say I've hear Cianamid.

3. Do you write music? From a muscians standpoint those bands define genius. I mean, Snowgoose from Camel is one of the first progressive epics and I don't get how anyone can listen to it with an open mind and not appreciate it.


Oh and old low-fi hardcore sucks. Well 90% of it.

People not being able to sing/scream, not being in anyway talented at their instruments, and singing mindless "non-conformist" anti-authoritarian lyrics = ****ty music.


oh and SEB, this wasn't the post your myspace list of trendy bands thread. It was pick ones. We all know you don't actually listen to music. So why bother pretending?

within temptation
beetoven
mozart
JS bach
sean paul
gnarls barkely
dir en grey
malice mizer
shakira
do as infinity

Mmm, may as well try it. Gunna get flamed hard though. I'll do 15

No particular order

The Offspring
Linkin Park
System of a Down
Rage Against the Machine
Modern Life is War
Rise Against
Alexisonfire
AFI
Megadeth
Ignite
Judas Priest
The Living End
Nirvana
Rocky Votolato
Soulfly

Why don't you post your ****ty artists, so people can rate them?

I do to listen to music, ask anyone I private message with. And anyone I know in real life really. I listen to quite a lot of music. I just don't post because I'd have to deal with this type of un-nessacary... hoopla everytime.
I don't think they're particularly "trendy", classic rock and whatnot happens to be "in" yes, but that's not why I adore it. Bob Segar (however you spell it) was right kid, taday's music ain't got the same soul. ;)

2. Napalm Death preceded Siege and Fear of God in when they formed but early Napalm Death weren't in the beginning what I would consider grindlike. Both Fear of God and Siege were around circa 1984-1985 (Fear of God maybe a little later) but they were still before Napalm Death released Scum and would be considered influences on grind, particularly Siege. See: Napalm Death - Siege of Power. All were roughly around the same time weither they were playing live, recording etc.

3. I do appreciate Camel but it's no fun to not bash on them.

You don't understand hardcore.

I do. I get the mentality and why I was needed at the time. However, it was never meant to an exclusive genre. Which you are making it.

I barely even mentioned any hardcore bands, so I don't know what you're talking about. Other than Siege.

1. Husker Du
2. A Day in Black and White
3. Sebadoh
4. Wire
5. On the Might of Princes
6. Polvo
7. Radiohead
8. Moss Icon
9. The Toasters
10. Pete Seeger
11. Blonde Redhead
12. Tool
13. Giant [NC]
14. Bob Tilton
15. Descendents
16. Meat Puppets
17. The Clash
18. Soundgarden
19. Melvins
20. Pixies