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Date Posted: 13:32:46 06/06/03 Fri
Author: Will
Subject: Re: And now for something completely new...
In reply to: Kemo Method 's message, "Re: And now for something completely new..." on 07:17:08 06/06/03 Fri

Right, comments time! 'Cos this'll only work if we actually all listen to each others suggestions! I've not had time to get hold of everything so far, but this is what I think...

Kevin's Stuff: I've only listened to the People's Alibi so far, and to be honest they're not really my cup of tea. I can definitely see the Rancid comparisons, and the chorus to "Feed off Your Emotions" reminds me a lot of Americana era Offspring, which is no bad thing. I found with that song though, the rather odd drums started to grate a little after a while - fair play to them for being a bit different, but I can't help but think a more traditional drum beat might have worked better for the song proper.

Harry's stuff: Yay! Atreyu! I used to not like them very much, but they grew on me. Much like a hairy wart. You did play me Kill the Man Who Questions a while back, in fact I may have ordered you the CD, but I remember them sounding like a slightly crustier F-Minus. Perhaps I should try them again.

Mizz's stuff: Haven't had chance to download and Dogshit Sandwich yet, but I used to have a mate who played in a band called Dogshit on Toast.

Kemo's stuff: Combat Wounded Veteran have always been one of those bands I've wanted to hear more of but never quite got around to it. I used to have a copy of Duck Down for the Torso, but I appear to have lost it. D'oh.

If I've missed anyone, I apologise!

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