Kameraden,

 

Katatonia & Opeth are a couple of other bands to checkout.

 

S!

The lyrics to  Fear of a Blank Planet are really good.  Especially the line about dressing in black and Pearl Jam.

 

Regarding other bands, I also recommend Kadavar:

 

 

They're from Germany.

I finally stumbled back upon this band through perusing the internet, I couldn't remember the name and it has been irking me over the years. I saw them in a club in Anchorage, Alaska back in the late 90's, probably '98.  I had a tape in my truck and listened to it over and over again, to the ire of my best friend.  

 

That concert was the most interactive of any concert I have ever been to.  They had fire-breathers in the crowd, dancers, it was all around, there was really no stage.  At the end they brought metal drums, steel barrels, and such into the crowd and gave people (including me) a drumstick and let us keep the rhythm.  I stood next to the guy that did most of the singing (he's the one that handed me the drumstick) and he gave me a great big, hug at the end.  It was a very a moving experience.  

 

¡Tchkung!

 

 

 

 

The female vocalist/violinist, Devon, made me love almost any fast music with a violin from that day on:

 

I've never heard of them, but they sound really cool!

 

I can see how they'd have really interactive shows.

 

I'm currently listening to a band named All Them Witches:

 

 

They're really good.

Well when I am about to go to the range and listen to the A-10 Warthogs brrrrrt all over a mountain. I like to get pumped up with a little bit of this......

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owb4HkbpgX0

I've never heard of them, but they sound really cool!

 

I can see how they'd have really interactive shows.

 

This one shows some concert footage, even the crowd on the pipes and drums around 0:22: 

 

 

All Them Witches' bass player/singer has an interesting strumming technique with his index as well as his thumb.  I like the rhythm of the song but the video gave me an instant headache when they went to the ethereal plane.  The strobe was good but the post-processing scroll of the image hurt

All Them Witches' bass player/singer has an interesting strumming technique with his index as well as his thumb.  I like the rhythm of the song but the video gave me an instant headache when they went to the ethereal plane.  The strobe was good but the post-processing scroll of the image hurt

 

Yeah, he has a really interesting style.  The album version of the song (Charles William) is even better.

 

https://youtu.be/q2O3XZJ3AiA

 

No strobe effect.

 

This one shows some concert footage, even the crowd on the pipes and drums around 0:22:

That's so cool!

 

For some strange reason, they remind me a lot of In Extremo, a German Folk Metal band:

 

https://youtu.be/3KhtbsNSRKg

Well when I am about to go to the range and listen to the A-10 Warthogs brrrrrt all over a mountain. I like to get pumped up with a little bit of this......

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owb4HkbpgX0

Hilarious.

 

For some strange reason, they remind me a lot of In Extremo, a German Folk Metal band:

 

https://youtu.be/3KhtbsNSRKg

Yes, that song is awesome!  I saw it placed to a gaming or sports video somewhere before.

This got me back in the search for Â¡Tchkung!,  a Mongolian playing a horsehead fiddle and throat singing. 

 

Yes, that song is awesome!  I saw it placed to a gaming or sports video somewhere before.

Palästinalied is very old. And it's actually become a staple of the folk metal scene.

 

It was originally written as a poem in the early 13th century, around the time of the Fifth Crusade, by Walther von der Vogelweide (c. 1170 - c. 1230).

 

In fact, it's melody dates back to the early 14th century.

 

This got me back in the search for Â¡Tchkung!,  a Mongolian playing a horsehead fiddle and throat singing. 

 

I've seen that before! Amazing stuff. I was researching the Mongolian Empire and came across it on youtube, as an example of folk music.

Here's a rarity, (proto-joke intended ) 
 
CAKE, War Pigs (Black Sabbath cover)
 
The trumpet piece, so good.

 

How about The Cardigans cover of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.

 

 

They also did Iron Man too:

 

 

I can't help but like it...

Now thats what a cover should be.

 

For when I fly a 262:

 

I have lots of different music types I listen to during the day lol.

 

During college studies, I listen to Bach/baroque music. Just relaxes me and allows me to concentrate on my school subjects.

I work in a shipping warehouse, and we're allowed to play our music over the speakers as we work, so I get to hear quite a variety there.

 

I've been listening to the David Crowder*Band recently:

 

Also, my late grandpa sang in a southern gospel quartet, so I'm a big fan of those. Here's one by the Kingdom Heirs:

I've never heard of David Crowder.  I'll have to check him out.

Here's a rarity.

 

 

I hope its been apparent that I have a huge musical taste. haha

Two kings of guitar right there.

 

I've been really sad to hear that Dick Dale hasn't been in good health recently.  But has still kept up his touring to help offset medical costs.

 

http://www.stereogum.com/1820777/dick-dale-is-in-very-rough-shape-but-keeps-touring-to-afford-medical-treatment/news/

 

Wishing him the best.

Here's something more modern, still find that sound to be sexy.

 

Stuff I've plunked down good money for recently: Toto, CHVRCHES, the new David Gilmour, Animals As Leaders, Periphery,

Heres another odd song.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9q7DTv18jw

 

Pat is on lead guitar and vocals and Cuomo is on drums! 

Pretty cool song.

That was a pretty cool music video, f0x. Is the band Weezer? I like their rendition of "You Might Think".

 

Here's another video by David Crowder & co. In this song, they use a rewired Guitar Hero controller as one of their instruments. Actually turned out pretty cool - I can't get the song out of my head lol.

 

Proper JG1 music

 

http://www.amazon.com/Gott-Kaiser-Vaterland-Patriotic-Recordings/dp/B000EON6GM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1447880846&sr=8-1&keywords=gott%2C+kaiser