Well today focused on enragement, especially since I was paid in counterfeit.
So on that note, I think today's playlist should revolve around songs that get you extremely angry. Pissed off anthems as I like to call them. They playlist consists off:
Huggy Bear: Her Jazz Genres: Riot Grrrl, Art Punk
Siniestro Total: Bailare Sombre Tu Tumba Genres: Punk Blues, Hard Rock
Nine Inch Nails: Starfuckers, Inc. Genres: Alternative Metal, Industrial Metal
Dead Kennedys: Nazi Punks Fuck Off Genres: Hardcore Punk
Kelis: Caught Out There Genres: Alternative Hip Hop
System Of A Down: B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Bombs) Genres: Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal
Lily Allen: Fuck You Genres: Alternative Dance, Indie Pop
La Pestilencia: Nada Me Obliga Genres: Alternative Metal, Hardcore Punk
Hola como estas? I'm still stuck on deciding what the first topic of my new blog should be about (Since it's about anything related to any form of horror media (I'm a HUGE fan)) but there's so much to decide and so many books, movies, shows, games, stories, legends, even music, it's hard to decide on which one I should start out with first. So much for being a horror fan.
Anyways let me continue today's playlist. The following selection includes:
Alter Bridge: Find The Real Genres: Alternative Metal, Post-Grunge, Heavy Metal
Mono: L'America Genres: Post-Rock, Instrumental Rock, Dream Pop
Arch Enemy: Silverwing Genres: Melodic Death Metal
Tijuana No!: Pobre De Ti Genres: Ska Punk
Local H: Eddie Vedder Genres: Grunge, Alternative
Deluxe: Que No Genres: Indie Rock, Alternative
Connie Francis: Lipstick On Your Collar Genres: Rock & Roll
Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards: Army Of Zombies Genres: Street Punk, Punk Rock
Here are also the following videos for the songs above:
It's time to talk about one of the most awesome genres (in my opinion, IDK if other people agree with me or not since I'm not everyone on Earth) of all time. We're talking about late 80's and 90's scene here when Alternative music was finally taking root and became such an inspiring genre of sooo much feedback, it was also cool when bands and artists alike also added a side of classic Heavy Metal, thus creating Alternative Metal.
Helmet
Alternative Metal, as stated, started when bands around the mid 80's decided to play Heavy Metal roots while experimenting with other genres, some not even affiliated with Metal music at the time. As Alternative music started to rise with each year, so did interest in Alternative Metal acts deciding to add more distinctive sound, with the inclusion of Grunge which started in the late 80's. Later in the late 90's, Alternative Metal mostly became Nu Metal in response to having a more aggressive tone than it's predecessor, and relied more on Thrash Metal and even Hip Hop.
Nine Inch Nails
Many bands, like every other band in the world, try to distance themselves from being labeled Alternative Metal (or like any genre they think sounds weird to apply to them because they're trying to create somewhat of a unique sound that is somewhat their trademark......somewhat) Even some claim that Nu Metal is the actual term for Alternative Metal, and that Alternative Metal is just a gimmicky nickname for Nu Metal (Like Hair Metal is to Glam Metal since Glam Metal bands overdid their electrocution look)
Sinergia
I on the other hand, don't believe it since obviously it's in the sound and delivery that gives Alternative Metal it's own distinct style. Just pay attention for a minute, most Alternative Metal bands tend to mix with other Alternative or Indie styles to create that distinction, clearly showing the classic Heavy Metal roots from the 60's and 70's era while mixing Noise Rock, Dream Pop, Lo-Fi, Funk Rock, Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Grunge, Hardcore Punk, Gothic Rock, Industrial Rock, among other genres. They broaden their sound all while still adding classic Heavy Metal riffs.
Lacuna Coil
Nu Metal on the other hand is different. Nu Metal is somewhat the same but focuses more on heavier Metal riffs, kickass grooves and frequent rapping sometimes, sometimes even adding Industrial or Hardcore Punk influences into the mix. Mostly anything that sounds extremely heavy, a little Headbangers Ball dance oriented, with some Hip Hop. But in rare times do they ever cross over to Alternative music. That's the difference between Alternative Metal and Nu Metal bands.
Faith No More
Now that I think I got that distinction cleared off, let me show you the bands I handpicked that represents the many faces and sounds of Alternative Metal from around the globe. The following artists/songs that appear in order are:
H.I.M.: Poison Girl
Faith No More: Anne's Song
Queens Of The Stone Age: Feel Good Hit Of The Summer
Sôber: Esfera
Deftones: Minerva
Nine Inch Nails: Happiness In Slavery
L7: Andres
Scars On Broadway: Fucking
Ptaky: Chroń To, Co Masz
System Of A Down: Chop Suey!
Primus: Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
Soundgarden: Flower
CKY: 96 Quite Bitter Beings
Mötley Crüe: Afraid
Lacuna Coil: To Live Is To Hide
Coaltar Of The Deepers: Dead By Dawn
Seether: Gasoline
Chevelle: Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)
Marvel: Black Stone
Jane's Addiction: Stop!
Godsmack: Voodoo
Alice In Chains: Man In The Box
Marilyn Manson: Lunchbox
The Exies: Kickout
Skunk D.F.: Adiós
Jinn: Raion
Rage Against The Machine: Killing In The Name
Nickelback: Old Enough
Tool: Sober
Seo Taiji: Take One
A Perfect Circle: Weak And Powerless
Sauze: Marioneta
Nirvana: Scentless Apprentice
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Coffee Shop
Concrete Blonde: The Sky Is A Poisonous Garden
El Schlong: The Baddies Are Coming
Dir En Grey: Myaku
The Smashing Pumpkins: Geek U.S.A.
Living Colour: Bi
Weichafe: Pichanga
Apocalyptica: Grace
White Zombie: More Human Than Human
The Cranberries: Zombie
Mamonas Assassinas: Vira-Vira
Stone Sour: Inhale
Skindred: Stand For Something
The Birthday Massacre: In The Dark
Fair To Midland: Kyla Cries Cologne
Rob Zombie: Foxy Foxy
Incubus: Stellar
Tomahawk: God Hates A Coward
Silly Fools: ไม่ (Mai)
Jack Off Jill: My Cat
Pearl Jam: Once
Sinergia: Te Enojai Por Todo
Cher: Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
Also I cannot forget about the following music videos/audio! :)
I hope you enjoyed today's Playlist! Stay tuned! :P
Hey guys, sorry I haven't been on for a while since I was celebrating an awesome holiday for three days (And I went to an anime convention...........sue me :P) Anyways I've got a lot to cover, so i decided to make a super big list and hopefully all of the tags will fit.....................................................I really don't think so. :P
But here we go! Here's my super, gigantic list!!!!!
Apollo 440: Stop The Rock Genres: Big Beat, Electronic Rock
Siouxsie And The Banshees: Christine Genres: Post-Punk, Gothic Rock, New Wave
Morphine: Early To Bed Genres: Jazz Rock, Experimental Rock
Oreskaband: Hana No Ska Dance Genres: Ska Punk
Teenage Fanclub: The Concept Genres: Alternative, Jangle Pop, Shoegaze
Led Zeppelin: Immigrant Song Genres: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Ritchie Valens: La Bamba Genres: Latin Rock, Rock & Roll
The Undisputed Truth: Smiling Faces Sometimes Genres: Psychedelic Soul
Taxi: Campari Soda Genres: Space Rock, Progressive Rock
Jack Off Jill: Angels Fuck Genres: Riot Grrrl; Alternative Metal; Hardcore Punk
Richard Hell & The Voidoids: Blank Generation Genres: Punk Blues, Protopunk
Regurgitator: My Ego Genres: Rap Rock, Alternative
Joy Zipper: 1 Genres: Alternative, Dream Pop, Indie Rock
Budgie: Breadfan Genres: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Platero Y Tú: Hay Poco Rock & Roll Genres: Blues Rock, Hard Rock
The Chicago Transit Authority: Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? Genres: Jazz Rock, Progressive Rock
End Of You: You Deserve More Genres: Gothic Metal, Alternative Dance
Cocteau Twins: Iceblink Luck Genres: Ethereal Wave, Dream Pop
The Mummies: Test Drive Genres: Garage Punk
Outkast: B.O.B. (Bombs Over Baghdad) Genres: Alternative Hip Hop
The Sundays: Here's Where The Story Ends Genres: Indie Pop, Dream Pop
Pop Shuvit: Slip Away Genres: Nu Metal, Rapcore
Sal Y Mileto: Aguanta Genres: Post-Metal, Progressive Rock
Bill Haley And His Comets: Rock Around The Clock Genres: Rockabilly, Rock & Roll
Rock Machine: Pretty Child Genres: Soft Rock, Alternative
The Rain Parade: I Look Around Genres: Paisley Underground, Jangle Pop, Psychedelic Pop
The Flowers: Xi Shua Shua Genres: Pop Punk, Comedy Rock
Wolfgang: Arise Genres: Grunge, Hard Rock
Band Of Horses: Our Swords Genres: Alternative Country, Indie Rock
Gloria Trevi: Con Los Ojos Cerrados Genres: Alternative Metal, Progressive Rock
Little River Band: Cool Change Genres: Pop/Rock, Folk Rock
Ray Charles: What'd I Say Genres: Rock & Roll
Kyo: Respire Genres: Pop/Rock, Alternative
Grimes & d'Eon: Vanessa Genres: Darkwave, Dream Pop, Experimental Rock
José González: Killing For Love Genres: Indie Folk
Santa Sabina: Yo Te Ando Buscando Genres: Art Rock, Progressive Rock, Jazz Rock
Kate Bush: Wuthering Heights Genres: Art Rock
System Of A Down: Sugar Genres: Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal
The White Stripes: Truth Doesn't make A Noise Genres: Punk Blues, Garage Rock, Alternative
Pic-Nic: Callate Niña Genres: Folk Rock, Dream Pop, Psychedelic Folk
Kraftwerk: Das Model Genres: Krautrock, Electronic Rock
Len: Steal My Sunshine Genres: Alternative, Trip Rock, Rap Rock, Indie Pop
Queen Latifah: U.N.I.T.Y. Genres: Alternative Hip Hop
Faster Pussycat: Bathroom Wall Genres: Glam Metal, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Sade: By Your Side Genres: Soft Rock
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult: The Devil Does Drugs Genres: Industrial Rock
Au Revoir Simone: Shadows Genres: Chillwave, Dream Pop
Aerosmith: Kings & Queens Genres: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal
The Raveonettes: She Owns The Streets Genres: Shoegaze, Noise Pop, Post-Punk
Mother Love Bone: Chloe Dancer/Crown Of Thorns Genres: Grunge, Glam Punk, Alternative Metal
Shit it took long making this list :P You know I can't forget the videos though!
Enjoy!!!! And sorry again on not updating for a while! :P