Do you like the 70's ? I'll give you Norrsken

daniel · Post by **daniel** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:35 pm

I love loads of 60's and 70's bands, somewhere near half of my close to 2000 LP:s are from that period.

Tobiee · Post by **Tobiee** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 6:19 pm

daniel wrote:I love loads of 60's and 70's bands, somewhere near half of my close to 2000 LP:s are from that period.

Hmm, okey , well you can't like everything

What about Horisont? www.myspace.com/horisont

Black Axe · Post by **Black Axe** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:29 pm

Tobiee wrote:
daniel wrote:I love loads of 60's and 70's bands, somewhere near half of my close to 2000 LP:s are from that period.

Hmm, okey , well you can't like everything

You should ofcourse note that those 60's and 70's LPs he has are all by pop and disco bands.

Ernest Thesiger · Post by **Ernest Thesiger** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:32 am

Black Axe wrote:You should ofcourse note that those 60's and 70's LPs he has are all by pop and disco bands.

Even better!

Avenger · Post by **Avenger** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:39 am

Black Axe wrote:
Tobiee wrote:
daniel wrote:I love loads of 60's and 70's bands, somewhere near half of my close to 2000 LP:s are from that period.

Hmm, okey , well you can't like everything
You should ofcourse note that those 60's and 70's LPs he has are all by pop and disco bands.

I guess that would explain why besides of course Liege Lord, he doesn't like any other Metal.

Nightlock · Post by **Nightlock** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:34 pm

I seem to remember Daniel having an awesome collection of of both heavy metal and non-heavy metal stuff, I'd say the guy has pretty good taste as far as it comes to music.

Back on topic I'm capped at the moment but after 2:00AM I'll certainly download this if I'm still up and come back with an opinion.

daniel · Post by **daniel** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:09 pm

Eh? What are you talking about? Pop and disco? YES, I like some 60's and 80's pop a LOT, but the bulk of my 70's LP:s are prog, folk and rock, so I don't know what the fuck Black Underpants is crying about - or do you want a list or something you cunt? At least I'm not hiding behind some internet name.

And for Avenger, get your head out your ass. You're one to talk, at least I'm proud to look like I love metal, and spend time buying vinyls off other places than ebay. Oh and why don't you take a look in the Top Items thread.

James; thanks, and welcome back.

Tobiee · Post by **Tobiee** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:14 pm

daniel wrote:Eh? What are you talking about? Pop and disco? YES, I like some 60's and 80's pop a LOT, but the bulk of my 70's LP:s are prog, folk and rock, so I don't know what the fuck Black Underpants is crying about - or do you want a list or something you cunt? At least I'm not hiding behind some internet name.

And for Avenger, get your head out your ass. You're one to talk, at least I'm proud to look like I love metal, and spend time buying vinyls off other places than ebay. Oh and why don't you take a look in the Top Items thread.

James; thanks, and welcome back.

You missed out at one point

it should've been:

Tobiee: Horisont was fantastic!

daniel · Post by **daniel** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:19 pm

No, they're not, I listened to them, and I don't need another band where everything sounds like it's pieced together from ripped-off riffs from throughout the 60's and 70's.

daniel · Post by **daniel** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:23 pm

Btw, I don't mind how many retro bands there are, everyone can make whatever music they like, but don't give me shit if I'm one of the 5 people of hundreds who bother replying to this thread just because I don't like it. When I started playing guitar I was always listening to 60's and 70's bands, though mostly Sabbath, but the point is I made a fucking effort and put a lot of time in getting to know those two decades, so I know what the fuck I like or not.

GJ · Post by GJ » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:49 pm

I guess that aggressive tone of yours might work a little against you though (not that you're alone in this...). Just a thought.

I think this "fighting fire with fire" tendencies of some of you expose makes the Corroseum forum a tad un-nicer (and I like nice bloopy guitars as well as humans) - not a big problem but something to think about maybe?

'pataphysicien · Post by **'pataphysicien** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:52 pm

I agree with Daniel mostly. I liked some of Witchcraft, but I never put them on nowadays. around the time they came out I checked out Norrsken, Graveyard and all the other Swedish stuff doing this kind of sound. by no means bad, I'm just not impressed anymore. I hadn't heard the Trouble cover, but I don't think it's anything to write home about either. in principle I'm a sucker for well done 70s vibes, but these bands just get old really quick for me, no idea why. speaking of 70s schtick though these guys might fit the bill

http://www.myspace.com/mushsquad

they make it more their own imo.

'pataphysicien · Post by **'pataphysicien** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:59 pm

Blood Farmers' vocalist btw. and in case somebody out there still hasn't heard of them, Ogre (US) were THE superior 70s influence-channeling heavy band. and these guys seem to be more than 'pretty good' as well: www.myspace.com/stoneaxe

Tobiee · Post by **Tobiee** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:20 pm

daniel wrote:Btw, I don't mind how many retro bands there are, everyone can make whatever music they like, but don't give me shit if I'm one of the 5 people of hundreds who bother replying to this thread just because I don't like it. When I started playing guitar I was always listening to 60's and 70's bands, though mostly Sabbath, but the point is I made a fucking effort and put a lot of time in getting to know those two decades, so I know what the fuck I like or not.

You really need to calm down a bit, it was a joke dude.

Tobiee · Post by **Tobiee** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:22 pm

'pataphysicien wrote:I agree with Daniel mostly. I liked some of Witchcraft, but I never put them on nowadays. around the time they came out I checked out Norrsken, Graveyard and all the other Swedish stuff doing this kind of sound. by no means bad, I'm just not impressed anymore. I hadn't heard the Trouble cover, but I don't think it's anything to write home about either. in principle I'm a sucker for well done 70s vibes, but these bands just get old really quick for me, no idea why. speaking of 70s schtick though these guys might fit the bill

http://www.myspace.com/mushsquad

they make it more their own imo.

Didn't really like the singer