Chicago singer-songwriter dada Causevic...
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Look, Joe Coker might not have been much to look at, but the guy was pure talent!
And man, he definitely had the pipes for it!
And man, he definitely had the pipes for it!
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Chicago singer-songwriter dada Causevic...
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I remember back in the day when Dalila was basically everywhere, a total local anthem, but she didn't really try to capitalize on that momentum.
Solid track.
Solid track.
Chicago singer-songwriter dada Causevic...
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Just gave the masterpiece a listen, and man, the music is solid. 🙏
I’m gonna single out the track "ne vjerovati," which has this killer visual vibe featuring our legend Kemo Monten 🙏 🙏 🙏
It's pretty obvious you've got that Chicago School style going on 🙏 🙏 🙏
Are you planning on posting the lyrics on the page? 🙏
I’m gonna single out the track "ne vjerovati," which has this killer visual vibe featuring our legend Kemo Monten 🙏 🙏 🙏
It's pretty obvious you've got that Chicago School style going on 🙏 🙏 🙏
Are you planning on posting the lyrics on the page? 🙏
Chicago singer-songwriter dada Causevic...
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I’ll be honest, I was pretty skeptical when I first saw the name and read through the bio, but after checking out the photo, all I can say is I'm ready to go all in on ES🙏
So, what am I even looking at here? You've been out here grinding on a dozen different forums for years just trying to prove some point... honestly, man, you're just spinning your wheels. It’s all for nothing.
Man, what a joke :aždaja:
Did they actually play that old Smek maj Bićap track?
Did they actually play that old Smek maj Bićap track?
Come on, Kyle Jackson54, quit stalling and tell us what we actually want to know:
45 minutes
Or was it 80?
45 minutes
Or was it 80?
Raymond Barrett12 said:Where the hell were you guys in the nineties? 🙂
down in the gutter 🙂
Broken Arrows
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Word on the street is you’ve been getting pretty lucky at the craps table lately...
The Pierced Arrows
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Alex Scott22 said:Give me a break, just man up and get yourself to Microsoft. 🙂
Are you even living in the States?
I don't even have enough cash for gas right now🙂
so why would I drive all that way just to end up somewhere even worse? 🤮
The Pierced Arrows
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Alex Scott22 said:And yeah, one last bit of nonsense... in a total moment of drunken stupidity, I actually agreed with Fred to get a tattoo of the Thunderbird Guild too. I'll be seeing it tonight. Waking up feeling way smarter than I did during that drunken haze ☕ 😍
Wait, didn't they stop making those Thunderbird Guild shirts like a hundred years ago? 🤔
Honestly, I'd rather have you get some scratches on your back 👍 you're such a poser, man, bowing down to old-school rockers like that 🙏
You might as well ask Christopher Columbus for an autograph
DREDDUP
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I honestly just want to save this poster from being forgotten:
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TBF 👋
Grind
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Hey feralgardener502, did you actually put that melodic death metal album in your top rankings?
Grind
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What the hell is the rush, man?!
I was actually just about to sit down and write my own take on this guy's post. Extreme conditions demand... I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that. What's on your mind? Brutal Truth Some people actually try to justify the idea that grindcore is just played by talentless hacks with zero imagination. Honestly, they couldn't be more wrong. Grind is actually a pretty hilarious genre once you get it—it’s just a bunch of useless, shitty noise if you don't get the joke. Brutal Truth I'm ready. Send over the content you want me to work on. Extreme conditions demand everything from you. Metalheads are basically just virgins who spend all their time watching UFC because they’re too terrified to step foot in a public school for fear of getting jumped by some local frat bros.
I totally skipped over grind when I was first getting into music, with the exception of Napalm Death. I only really circled back to it after I heard that intense grind drumming on Ayler's Live in Greenwich Village album.
I’ve always had more respect for grind that crawled out of the punk scene, whereas most metal just feels like straight-up diarrhea.
The whole concept of grindcore actually traces back to the word "grind." Honestly, that was the only way I could wrap my head around describing Swans after I picked up their first record back in '84. Fast forward to '85, when this massive new hardcore scene started blowing up, and I realized "grind" was the perfect descriptor for that sheer, relentless speed. That’s basically how I started calling it grindcore.
Mudrian, A. Choosing. The Improbable history of Death metal and Grindcore, p.35
I’d suggest checking out these albums too (aside from the ones that have already been recommended):
Anal Cunt- Anal Cunt - Morbid florist ep dok ep
Back when they actually functioned as a real band and were putting songs together. I honestly can't even get into the rest of their material because, frankly, reading the song titles is way more interesting than actually listening to them... fuck that.
napalm Death - napalm Death - Harmony Corruption SUFFER The CHILDREN !!!
you Suffer
THE
napalm Death - Harmony Corruption SUFFER The CHILDREN !!! Biggest hit. 😍
Besides that, they’re one of those rare bands that actually holds their own live. Honestly, they’re probably among the top five strongest live acts overall.
Dying Rats - Season in Hell hm - Dying Rats - Season in Hell hm
Honestly, this falls right into that category of postmodern bullshit, though I have to admit, it’s done well. You’ve got instruments like xylophones and cowbells popping up all over the place.
Solid music.
Carcass - Carcass - Reek of Putrefaction
Look, I mean every single Carcass album hits the spot—even that one rock-leaning stuff we all know about—but this specific one? This one just hits different. It’s got a special place in my heart.
It’s pretty damn pointless, but since we've got untalented hacks like gentlepuma20 hanging around here bragging... Impetigo Honestly, I can't even shock my late grandma with my stories anymore, so I might as well recommend this to you guys too.
I’m actually getting more * for printing lyrics on the cover art now: Your vagus nerve just implodes while the nausea hits full force. It’s basically your body getting savaged by a terminal retch—violent spasms and those decaying enzymes just engulfing your throat right as you belch.
Godflesh. - Streetcleaner
Synthetic grind. Even if it doesn't officially claim the grindcore title, it still grinds just as hard as the real deal.
Sor Throat - Disgrace - Disgrace to the Corpse of SidNever Mind The napalm
I can't believe nobody has brought this up yet.
Honestly, they’re the only crust band on the planet that actually knows how to have a good time. They leaned hard into that Grind style, just pure wall-to-wall noise and heavy sampling. What I loved most was how much they poked fun at those massive scene legends like DRI, Napalm Death, and Suicidal Tendencies. To me, the rest of those bands always felt a bit too precious—they wouldn't give an ounce of respect to anyone who didn't fit their specific, narrow definition of what "real punk" should be.
new crew:
Sayydina - Mourning The Unknown znak - Sayydina - Mourning The Unknown znak
You know you’ve found some legit grind when you can actually sit through the whole thing in one go without needing a break. This record's dynamics are fucking killer—the way they play, they just absolutely murder those instruments. It probably leans more toward crustgrind, though there's definitely some classic death metal vibes mixed in there too.
Rotten sound - The Cycles
The guitar tone on Casket garden sounds like Morbid Angel trying to play Scum. They're currently touring with Disfear, but honestly, the old records are total trash—everything from 2000 onwards is basically ****1/2.
I'm too exhausted to even type this out... 🙏
I was actually just about to sit down and write my own take on this guy's post. Extreme conditions demand... I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that. What's on your mind? Brutal Truth Some people actually try to justify the idea that grindcore is just played by talentless hacks with zero imagination. Honestly, they couldn't be more wrong. Grind is actually a pretty hilarious genre once you get it—it’s just a bunch of useless, shitty noise if you don't get the joke. Brutal Truth I'm ready. Send over the content you want me to work on. Extreme conditions demand everything from you. Metalheads are basically just virgins who spend all their time watching UFC because they’re too terrified to step foot in a public school for fear of getting jumped by some local frat bros.
I totally skipped over grind when I was first getting into music, with the exception of Napalm Death. I only really circled back to it after I heard that intense grind drumming on Ayler's Live in Greenwich Village album.
I’ve always had more respect for grind that crawled out of the punk scene, whereas most metal just feels like straight-up diarrhea.
The whole concept of grindcore actually traces back to the word "grind." Honestly, that was the only way I could wrap my head around describing Swans after I picked up their first record back in '84. Fast forward to '85, when this massive new hardcore scene started blowing up, and I realized "grind" was the perfect descriptor for that sheer, relentless speed. That’s basically how I started calling it grindcore.
Mudrian, A. Choosing. The Improbable history of Death metal and Grindcore, p.35
I’d suggest checking out these albums too (aside from the ones that have already been recommended):
Anal Cunt- Anal Cunt - Morbid florist ep dok ep
Back when they actually functioned as a real band and were putting songs together. I honestly can't even get into the rest of their material because, frankly, reading the song titles is way more interesting than actually listening to them... fuck that.
napalm Death - napalm Death - Harmony Corruption SUFFER The CHILDREN !!!
you Suffer
THE
napalm Death - Harmony Corruption SUFFER The CHILDREN !!! Biggest hit. 😍
Besides that, they’re one of those rare bands that actually holds their own live. Honestly, they’re probably among the top five strongest live acts overall.
Dying Rats - Season in Hell hm - Dying Rats - Season in Hell hm
Honestly, this falls right into that category of postmodern bullshit, though I have to admit, it’s done well. You’ve got instruments like xylophones and cowbells popping up all over the place.
Solid music.
Carcass - Carcass - Reek of Putrefaction
Look, I mean every single Carcass album hits the spot—even that one rock-leaning stuff we all know about—but this specific one? This one just hits different. It’s got a special place in my heart.
It’s pretty damn pointless, but since we've got untalented hacks like gentlepuma20 hanging around here bragging... Impetigo Honestly, I can't even shock my late grandma with my stories anymore, so I might as well recommend this to you guys too.
I’m actually getting more * for printing lyrics on the cover art now: Your vagus nerve just implodes while the nausea hits full force. It’s basically your body getting savaged by a terminal retch—violent spasms and those decaying enzymes just engulfing your throat right as you belch.
Godflesh. - Streetcleaner
Synthetic grind. Even if it doesn't officially claim the grindcore title, it still grinds just as hard as the real deal.
Sor Throat - Disgrace - Disgrace to the Corpse of SidNever Mind The napalm
Never Mind the napalm... Here's Sor Throat nemoći
I can't believe nobody has brought this up yet.
Honestly, they’re the only crust band on the planet that actually knows how to have a good time. They leaned hard into that Grind style, just pure wall-to-wall noise and heavy sampling. What I loved most was how much they poked fun at those massive scene legends like DRI, Napalm Death, and Suicidal Tendencies. To me, the rest of those bands always felt a bit too precious—they wouldn't give an ounce of respect to anyone who didn't fit their specific, narrow definition of what "real punk" should be.
new crew:
Sayydina - Mourning The Unknown znak - Sayydina - Mourning The Unknown znak
You know you’ve found some legit grind when you can actually sit through the whole thing in one go without needing a break. This record's dynamics are fucking killer—the way they play, they just absolutely murder those instruments. It probably leans more toward crustgrind, though there's definitely some classic death metal vibes mixed in there too.
Rotten sound - The Cycles
The guitar tone on Casket garden sounds like Morbid Angel trying to play Scum. They're currently touring with Disfear, but honestly, the old records are total trash—everything from 2000 onwards is basically ****1/2.
I'm too exhausted to even type this out... 🙏