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neckbeard wrote:

From Blintzes to Crepes wrote:fuck you, I'm gonna listen to Norma Jean and 18 Visions (before half the band left to form Throwdown and Bleeding Through) because of this thread.

Were you in da OC back then?

Nope. Just thoroughly enjoyed 18 Visions. But living near Nashville, I've seen some terrible metalcore roll through that town.

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I remember seeing this off of one of those Century Media compilation vids in the early '90s and thought it was the funniest music vid ever. The comedy has held up very well...

From Blintzes to Crepes wrote:fuck you, I'm gonna listen to Norma Jean and 18 Visions (before half the band left to form Throwdown and Bleeding Through) because of this thread.

the guy on Burn Notice looks like the kid that sang for 18 V

everytime it comes on

"I'm Michael Weston, I used to sing for 18 visions. . .then I was a spy"

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_yIi7Vj ... re=related<

Man, I was listening to Zao a few days ago. Christian metalcore never sounded so good. FUCK YEAH METALCORE SATURDAY IN EFFECT.





gonna start here and see what happens.

Dragbody didn't translate that well to record but live they were pretty well slaying. I'd reunion them.

Do people consider Indecision to be just hardcore? I could get along with some Indecision if we shared an elevator.

From Blintzes to Crepes wrote: Christian metalcore.

two wrongs don't make a right

Training For Utopia were fucking awesome (even with that clusterfuck of a final album)


hell, there used to be a few good christian metalcore bands

but now there's only the Chariot



and I can't believe someone else remembers the Hostage Heart. They were fun.


(so, who DIDN'T hate 7 Angels 7 Plagues?)

I saw the Hostage Heart with Bloodjinn at the Muse in Nashville in like 04. Show was supposed to start at 8 but everyone was late so we stayed until 2 to see Bloodjinn. Hostage Heart was the best band on that lineup.

Has The Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza been mentioned yet?

kmfcm wrote:hell, there used to be a few good christian metalcore bands

but now there's only the Chariot

Norma Jean is still around aren't they? I happened to see The Chariot OPEN for Norma Jean (which lead to Norma Jean doing all the songs off their first album with their original singer) and pleasantly surprised by that show.

TheDOAD wrote:This one God Forbid album
Zao
Old killswitch engage

you're like the only person that gets it in this whole thread.

From Blintzes to Crepes wrote:Man, I was listening to Zao a few days ago. Christian metalcore never sounded so good.

That last album they did wasn't very good.....the one before that Steve Albini produced had some of their best shit though.

Has Soiled Depends called us xasthur fans yet?

i brought out the ghey the last time i was forced to listen to metalcore

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRU_iKYs ... re=related<
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CDwrF71 ... 66A11BEE1A<



metal core? I think Clint's the only person besides me and Barcass Grinder that has this record:

combatwoundedveteran rule

Comrade Slinky wrote:combatwoundedveteran rule

they do and i certainly don't think they're metalcore

I didn't think they were either but I didn't want to start a fight.

copstache wrote:

Comrade Slinky wrote:combatwoundedveteran rule

they do and i certainly don't think they're metalcore

To me they sound somewhere in between metalcore and powerviolence.....I remember people calling them "poser violence" because of it.

they're like a cross between orchid and spazz, but that's a pretty far cry from Unearth

Cascade Whore wrote:

copstache wrote:

Comrade Slinky wrote:combatwoundedveteran rule

they do and i certainly don't think they're metalcore

To me they sound somewhere in between metalcore and powerviolence.....I remember people calling them "poser violence" because of it.

They get lumped into that awkward genre known as EMOVIOLENCE (I shit you not. Look it up.) Union of Uranus gets dropped in there, but I don't really know why.

Surprised there nay a mention of His Hero is Gone in the whole thread
or Cursed

Wolfey wrote:Surprised there nay a mention of His Hero is Gone in the whole thread
or Cursed

Because neither are "metalcore", especially HHIG.

Cascade Whore wrote: metal core? I think Clint's the only person besides me and Barcass Grinder that has this record:

i have all of those records you posted, except EE, because they're gay

the band that lives at my house reminds me of Remains of the Day, without the violins.

From Blintzes to Crepes wrote:I saw the Hostage Heart with Bloodjinn at the Muse in Nashville in like 04. Show was supposed to start at 8 but everyone was late so we stayed until 2 to see Bloodjinn. Hostage Heart was the best band on that lineup.

Has The Tony Danza Tap Dance Extravaganza been mentioned yet?

kmfcm wrote:hell, there used to be a few good christian metalcore bands

but now there's only the Chariot

Norma Jean is still around aren't they? I happened to see The Chariot OPEN for Norma Jean (which lead to Norma Jean doing all the songs off their first album with their original singer) and pleasantly surprised by that show.

Danza is my shit, bro.
Their guitarist was in a band called When Knives Go Skyward (imagine if the Deftones made an entire album that sounded like Hexagram/Rats Rats Rats).

Norma Jean are a nu metal band nowadays. I'm convinced Josh left that band because he didn't wanna make pop songs.


I was listening to All Else Failed tihs morning, because a certain goalkeeper caused that song "the hutton play" to get stuck in my head.

"YOU DROPPED IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT!!!"

Fuck, these bands don't age well.