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Cyberdevil 2023-01-03 15:46:14

Woooah you know more about Punk origins than the documentary that supposedly told the story of the true originators of the genre! Guess A Band Called Death weren't first at all then! Fascinating stuff. Wonder if I'd heard of Electric Eels before, name seems familiar... Armageddon sounds a bit industrial too, though maybe it's more so the recording quality there.

Curious how you've learned of all of these artists? Just exploring? Some better sources out there for obscure musical history like this?

Ah that's awesome. :) I've been to one Ghost concert, though unfortunately had a blasting migraine that particular day and had to leave early, not really the kind of music that made it better. But they're great. Glad you liked the solo too.

Yupp yuuuupp, I'm definitely guilty of occasional gluttony too. :) We don't drink at least, which is a bit rare over here. That's all true yes...

Cyberdevil 2023-01-04 04:59:53

Ah all the way back to Duke Ellington. :D That drummer could drum for sure, so weird seeing old-time footage like this, and it feels like the accompanying brass doesn't entirely fit in always, maybe it's all in my mind but it's like the styles clash a bit...

But where do you go look for gems like this? Is it all on YT? I guess the more you do search for things like this there the more random musical things you'll start getting in your recommendations too, maybe the algorithm actually helps dig up some gems...

Cyberdevil 2023-01-05 10:36:26

Ah those are the kind of sources I was curious about, the more niche gatherings of devoted fans. :) Metal Archives looks interesting too, useful interface...

Woah I didn't Tobias Forge was involved in that much... another prolific local musician here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_T%C3%A4gtgren

Wish there was unlimited time to just explore things like this; see what connects everyone. :) Really fascinating once you get into it!

Cyberdevil 2023-01-05 15:04:26

I didn't know Death Metal in particular was so big here. XD Johan Wallin too, nice! Met him via FB then? Have you ever been to any of their concerts? How's the live music scene where you live otherwise?

Cyberdevil 2023-01-10 11:40:49

Woooah that's a lot! Well I guess not compared to the USA but still... random stat in regard to the US btw: Bank robberies in Denmark last year: 1. Bank robberies in the US: around 1,700.

Yeah considering you have about 22 times our population too it does seem like a lot for such a small country. :) I guess it might be, though I wonder if it could be that music overall is just very big here, so maybe the number of bands/artists in regard to population/area is abnormally large no matter the genre. For example Swedish songwriter Max Martin has the most #1 billboard songs of all time, for some reason there's just a lot of musicality here, I've wondered if it has to do with our harsh winters/shifting seasons, that we turn to music as to get through the darker times... but then again that'd be true for our neighboring countries too, maybe it's more so that overall living standards have been relatively high for a long time, and so there's been more opportunity for people to get into more alternative work; have time for creative things instead of slaving away to support their families...

Whatever it is I'm pretty proud to be Swedish when it comes to our music scene. :)

Ah Rock in Rio, that seems like a pretty amazing event, haven't been to any bigger concerts myself, but there's a classic theme park here called Gröna Lund that have a seasonal pass you can buy to go to all concerts they have that particular year, it's very affordable, about 30 USD (they raised the price after the pandemic, used to be even cheaper) for somewhere around a hundred concerts if you actually have the time to go to all. I hadn't been to a real concert at all before 2016 I think, finally discovered this and I've been a bit hooked. :) They get some big names occasionally, I've been to Sting, Korn, Sum 41, Rob Zombie, Wiz Khalifa, Weird Al, D-A-D, Madness... of course a lot of more local performers too, but it's a treasure trove. Oh the Ghost one was there too, as mentioned, though unfortunately didn't see their whole show.

Hope you get the opportunity to go to some of these artists live too! It's really an experience beyond the recordings. Just wish we didn't have smartphones, feels they take away a bit from the immersiveness you could get in the old days, when you watch for example Woodstock 99 concerts, from the heyday of numetal... totally different when everybody was focused on the experience, and not just taking selfies to show they'd been there.

That's awesome. :) Been to a lot of concerts at this point but I actually haven't interacted with any real artists yet, that'd be the next step...

DrunkGecko 2023-02-01 05:53:14

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