Posts by fadedcanyon482

The band "Replica" traces its roots back to 2000—founded, according to the guys, on a lighthouse—though they didn't really get down to business until two years later. The current lineup features Domagoj Cifek on guitar, Branimir Ivančan on drums, Emil obad on bass, and Ivan Šibenik on vocals/guitar. Over the years, "Replica" has put out two six-song demo albums, which they've used to build a following through live shows around Washington, D.C. They’ve landed several notable gigs at local clubs like Route 66, Spunk, and Sax, along with appearances at festivals such as Soundinvasion 2006. at Boogaloo and Rokajfest 2007.

Their debut single is titled "vlak za nigdje," with the entire band credited for everything from the music and lyrics to the arrangements. Adding some serious weight to the track is the legendary Krešo Oremuš, a renowned harmonica virtuoso hailing from Oroslavlje.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2fnfrcso4o

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Look, I think these guys are great—a total breath of fresh air for the American scene, so I just had to start a thread.😉

By the way, from what I'm reading, the album is available now, and I'm definitely picking it up.👍

Zachary Robinson65 said:They did an incredible cover of Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall."👍

Honestly, that cover is better than the original.😉

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Honestly, everything's already been said... but have you ever thought about getting a dog? It would solve a few things—you wouldn't be constantly relying on friends, you wouldn't feel so isolated, and whenever you're bored, you'd actually have a reason to get out of the house for a walk.🤷

Seriously, just run—there’s no saving this...😢

And don't kid yourself; you can't help him. No one can help him until he decides to help himself... and clearly, it's easier for him to bolt than to actually face the music. He’ll drain you dry—he might even destroy you (probably without even meaning to)—and you won't have achieved a thing. Run from him, no matter how hard it gets. Put yourself first and get out!!!

Plus, I think he'd be totally fine with testing because 1. he'd finally understand why you're suspicious, and 2. he wouldn't have anything to fear from the results...

head is dropping his debut album lately, and his first single is "flush."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSwsU...eature=related

What do you guys think? It’s not bad—not exactly terrible—but it’s just not quite hitting the mark for me.🤷

Edward White362 said:Seriously, please tell me—which woman in her right mind is actually mourning Jonathan Davis? I’d love to send her name over to an eye doctor—or maybe a psychiatrist.

I don't know, ask Leonard Nimoy...
but there are plenty of women out there who dig raw guys like Davis.😉
Though, I have to admit, before he packed on the weight, Davis wasn't exactly a model—far from it—but he wasn't ugly either. Now that he's basically wearing a life jacket, there's really no point in debating his looks anymore...🙄

Brandon Castillo4 said:Eventually, once every teenage groupie lost their minds over Jonathan Davis and they all grew up and moved on, we actually started talking. 😁.

And why does it always bother you guys when girls obsess over someone in a band???
From what I’ve seen at Korn concerts, the crowd is pretty much 80% guys—or maybe that's just my perception...

A new album is slated for release next summer, and here’s the breakdown from Wikipedia regarding the upcoming project:

Davis confirmed that Ross Robinson would be producing The album.[3] Robinson also produced the band's demo tape, Neidermeyer's Mind, along with their first two studio albums, Korn and Life is Peachy. Since those Robinson-era records defined the band's peak nu metal phase, it makes sense why Arvizu suggested the album would lean back into that heavier sound.

Now we just wait and see.😉

stormygull22 said:this town is basically designed to breed drinkers.

If you think you're so special—well, there you go. No one famous would ever bother coming to a tiny, pathetic place like this anyway; there aren't even any decent venues to play! So you might as well shut up and listen to Misa, while the rest of us enjoy our own music.

I honestly think they should ban you for that "dirty Black man" comment. Moderators???

Going to see the drummer was an absolute blast!!!😁 Honestly, the drummer was my favorite part—the guy can really play. And that guitarist? Top tier.😉

The show was solid—maybe a little slow to get going, but they definitely made up for it later! Honestly, the drummer and the guitarist were the absolute highlights for me (arguably even better than Lenny himself). Major props to Lenny for playing for two full hours; it’s pretty rare to see headliners actually put in more than an hour and a half 🙏
overall, it was great, and the place was absolutely packed (I genuinely didn't think the venue would be at full capacity)

Honestly, I think my friend and I are just going to take the bus to San Diego from St. Louis—it's cheaper that way since there's only two of us and driving is getting ridiculous...

swiftcrane96 said:If their song is "Fuck that," then they’re alright in my book. 🙂

It's called "Y'all want a single"😉

http://youtube.com/watch?v=RoNPqtznoXk

I've been scouring this forum and couldn't find a single thread about Korn... honestly, it's a little weird that nobody has started a discussion on them yet—but fine, I'll do it myself.

Korn is a nu-metal band formed back in 1992 in California.
The lineup consists of:
* Jonathan Davis – vocals
* James Shaffer – lead guitar
* Brian Welch – rhythm guitar – left the band in 2005.
* Reginald Arvizu – bass
* David Silverio - drums

They dropped their debut album, "Korn," in 1994, but they really hit the big time in 1998 with their third record, "Follow The leader." That same year, they released their massive hit, "Freak on a Leash," which earned them a Grammy for Best Short Form Music Video in '99. They also kicked off their "Family Values" tour in '98—a tour that basically lives on to this day. They launched it alongside other rising acts at the time, including Limp Bizkit, Ice Cube, and Rammstein. The whole tour was a huge success.
They played a show in Los Angeles back in July 2007; I missed it, so hopefully they make an appearance around here again soon...
Albums:
* Korn - 1994.
* Life is Peachy - 1996.
* Follow The leader - 1998.
* Issues - 1999.
* Untouchables - 2002.
* taka a look in The Mirror - 2003.
* see you on The Other side - 2005.
* Untitled - 2007.





And I'm particularly fond of this microphone.😉


Personally, I think they're a great band. What about you?

So, where exactly is this campground located? How do I actually get there by car?

I'm heading there—though I heard the price is actually $40 instead of 150... regardless, I'm going!

Man, there are so many!
Among others: sleeping sun, nothing else matters, same old song, sweet child of mine...

Check the page right above this—it’s the exact same thing I was asking about a few days ago.
Anyway, there's this festival happening in San Diego that's supposedly a total waste of time...

Gregory Booth4 said:Wait, what exactly is the Metalworking Summit?

The Metalworking Summit

Seriously, did you think I was blind? I totally missed that!😲