Posts by quietpuma3

Bruce Springsteen - Streets of Philadelphia
Bedřich Smetana - Vltava
Pachelbel's Canon in D
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Ultimately, your choice is going to hinge entirely on the crowd you're hosting. If you’re looking at a younger demographic, you might want to bring in a DJ or just hire Voltaire. However, if you're dealing with an older group of folks who prefer the more traditional vibe, a live band or Voltaire would be the way to go. In either scenario, I’d suggest sticking with Voltaire. 👍 😁 😁 😁 You really can't go wrong with him. 😁 😁 😁 😁

I found the movie to be quite solid. I’m genuinely looking forward to seeing a sequel.

Any idea when it hits theaters?

Justin Taylor said:Well, they definitely share some DNA with DT—or rather, DT shares it with them since they’ve always looked up to him. They actually just finished touring together.

Personally, I think Geoff Tate possesses one of the most beautiful vocals out there, at least if you value sheer complexity.
And the storytelling? It's damn good...👍 👍
Have you ever listened to Empire ???

P.S. they're prog rock😎

So they lean more toward a heavier sound. Honestly, I'm not entirely sure if it's exactly what I'm hunting for, but I'm going to pick it up regardless.

Empire? Never heard it.

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Do you think there's any real crossover between them and Dream Theater, considering they both fall under that progressive rock umbrella?

Is that album actually heavy metal intense, or does it lean more toward a rock or hard rock vibe—something a bit more mellow?

I'm really hoping it leans more toward rock than metal.

If nothing else—my conscience is my law. 😁

I’m looking for some honest, unfiltered critiques from the people who actually sat through his set. To be specific, I’d much rather hear from listeners who aren't necessarily obsessed with metal or any particular niche genre, but just appreciate good music on its own merits, regardless of the label.

Of course, all feedback is welcome...

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And now, all of a sudden, I find myself thinking about Pink Floyd’s The Wall.

Check out Detroit Rock City.
It follows three teenage punks making their way to a KISS concert.

If you’re more into the heavy metal crowd, though, you really can't go wrong with Wayne's World 1 or 2.

And if you want something about skinheads, there's Romper Stomper.

Some massive hits from the 60s—that was actually the very first cassette I ever owned. A buddy of mine burned it for me from his CD collection back in the day.
There’s some incredible stuff on there: "Rescue Me" by The Chiffons (you know that series?), then "Little Old Lady from Pasadena" by The Beach Boys, followed by "Rockin' Robin" and "Yakety Yak." Just absolute classics.😁

Even now, whenever I put them on, they hit just as hard. I still find myself listening to them all the time.😎