http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jhBoM0_As

3's and 7's - Queens of the Stone Age

Ants Of The Sky by Between The Buried And Me

 

Interesting mathcore :thumbup: Give them a listen if you are into bands like Mudvayne, Hellyeah etc

NIN-The Great Below

Chicken on the Rocks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfRI_ITSsWo

Street Spirit (Fade Out) by Radiohead

Himmel Sa Trind, by Falconer.

Ants Of The Sky by Between The Buried And Me

 

Interesting mathcore :thumbup: Give them a listen if you are into bands like Mudvayne, Hellyeah etc

BTBAM aren't mathcore and are way better than those two bands D:

 

fun. - Take Your Time (Coming Home)

'Size-You Can't Keep a Bad Man Down

The Copper War, by The Cog Is Dead.

 

This band man. Best origin story ever. ;P

 

The members of The Cog is Dead are time travelers from the year 1893. John Sprocket, a clockmaker in Grimsby, England was shocked and disgusted when a rival clockmaker invented an electric digital clock, thus marking the death of the cog. Mr. Sprocket called on his good friend and bennefactor Sir Christofer Wolfe to help assist him in a plan to travel to the future to see if digital clocks were a permanent change or just a fad. With the help of their mechanic Tony Seville and Joel their Navigator, they built a flying timeship and traveled one hundred years into the future. When they saw that not only were digital clocks extremely prevalent in the world but electricity had become the main source of power, they decided to make it their mission to travel all around the world to various points of time to try to encourage people to stop using digital clocks and switch over the the most beautiful source of energy that has ever existed, steam power. They now travel the world spreading their message for all to hear and performing mechanical melodies and steam powered songs to the masses.

Natural Dread Killaz - Dorasta

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIR8E-LFk_k

Rastas, not a fan.

 

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dLGTUpgees

Im Jafakin.

Life In The Fast Lane by Eagles

The Copper War, by The Cog Is Dead.

 

This band man. Best origin story ever. ;P

 

The members of The Cog is Dead are time travelers from the year 1893. John Sprocket, a clockmaker in Grimsby, England was shocked and disgusted when a rival clockmaker invented an electric digital clock, thus marking the death of the cog. Mr. Sprocket called on his good friend and bennefactor Sir Christofer Wolfe to help assist him in a plan to travel to the future to see if digital clocks were a permanent change or just a fad. With the help of their mechanic Tony Seville and Joel their Navigator, they built a flying timeship and traveled one hundred years into the future. When they saw that not only were digital clocks extremely prevalent in the world but electricity had become the main source of power, they decided to make it their mission to travel all around the world to various points of time to try to encourage people to stop using digital clocks and switch over the the most beautiful source of energy that has ever existed, steam power. They now travel the world spreading their message for all to hear and performing mechanical melodies and steam powered songs to the masses.

 

Where the hell did you get their album? I had to get it off YouTube. >_>

 

Anyway, World Up My Ass, by Puscifer.

 

Lulz Puscifer.

The Copper War, by The Cog Is Dead.

 

This band man. Best origin story ever. ;P

 

The members of The Cog is Dead are time travelers from the year 1893. John Sprocket, a clockmaker in Grimsby, England was shocked and disgusted when a rival clockmaker invented an electric digital clock, thus marking the death of the cog. Mr. Sprocket called on his good friend and bennefactor Sir Christofer Wolfe to help assist him in a plan to travel to the future to see if digital clocks were a permanent change or just a fad. With the help of their mechanic Tony Seville and Joel their Navigator, they built a flying timeship and traveled one hundred years into the future. When they saw that not only were digital clocks extremely prevalent in the world but electricity had become the main source of power, they decided to make it their mission to travel all around the world to various points of time to try to encourage people to stop using digital clocks and switch over the the most beautiful source of energy that has ever existed, steam power. They now travel the world spreading their message for all to hear and performing mechanical melodies and steam powered songs to the masses.

 

Where the hell did you get their album? I had to get it off YouTube. >_>

 

Anyway, World Up My Ass, by Puscifer.

 

Lulz Puscifer.

 

I got it off Youtube, too, but I'd heard most of their songs off of their TheSixtyOne page before the album came out. xD

 

Quest For The Crown, by Falconer.

 

THE MOAT YOU FOOLS IT WAS IN THE MOAT AUGH

Hehe. I was gonna buy it, but then I got lazy and didn't. My girlfriend asked what happened to my obsession last night. Looked this morning and found them all on YouTube. I was happy.

 

Rocket Man, by Puscifer.

 

Pretty damn good, if you ask me.

Rainy Day by Coldplay

 

Not sure what to think of this Prospekt's March EP :|

I know I shouldn't double post, but damn this is an awesome song;

 

Parabola by Tool

Reptiles, by Them Crooked Vultures.

 

To quote Littleboy:

 

damn this is an awesome song

It isn't a very good album by TCV, one or two good songs that are fine but the rest isn't really very good at all.

I disagree. I really like it.

 

Spinning in Daffodils, by Them Crooked Vultures.

 

I don't really like it, though not the worst there (Yeah, I'm looking at you, Interlude with Ludes).

Meh

 

Knights Of Cydonia by Muse

 

I'm proud to say I can play this on the drums.