Stardust2112
And your little dog, too!
Ok, I will take the bait. Who is your boyfriend?
Bob Mitchell, the singer of Attacker. I'm sorry - I should have used his last name in my original post. Dur.
~C
Ok, I will take the bait. Who is your boyfriend?
Bob Mitchell, the singer of Attacker. I'm sorry - I should have used his last name in my original post. Dur.
~C
If you're looking at local bands - > trouble would rock.
Then from downstate, there's always Mudvayne.
they wouldn't fit much in a power metal show.
Mudvayne is proof that in mainstream music, gimmicks and image ALWAYS come before talent.
Unfortunately, I saw these guys at Ozzfest (they played right before Maiden, so I already had my ass firmly planted in my $85 seat).
Basically, it was 8 to 10 songs of complete nu metal noise with the one slow "hit". Just as poorly formulated as glam metal in the 80's, where every band had to have the one hit ballad (IE - "Every Rose Has It's Thorn", "Heaven", "I Remember You", etc, etc...)
Jason is a singer so there you go!
But they play NuMetal uke: uke: uke: uke:
That is the 90's/2000's version of Glam
Well, there's no doubt that there is VERY little progressive about many bands that are classified as prog metal.
Rob - you can't deny though that Mudvayne's silly gimmicks is what probably kept many true metal fans from ever giving them a chance.
I have to be honest, I see bands like them, Lordi, Slipknot, Mushroomhead, etc., and I simply can't take it seriously. To me, it says, "Well, we better have some gimmick to get noticed"
That being said, there certainly have been bands that have pulled off both gimmick and good tunes (ala KISS, the Misfits, etc.).
Though having a strong gimmick will lump you in that sort of category and I don't think Mudvayne scored too many new fans once the make-up came off.
All hail the Satan Clown...hehe.