top bands that have influenced bad music[views:15023][posts:84]_________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 3:18am - kessaris ""] instead of talking about the worst 5 band you can think of, talk about the bands that you hate because they influenced a lot of bad music. Lets keep it clean, no racism, no biggotry...just a smooth hate filled post I expect to see a lot of Tool and Nirvana bashing. Spare no expense at NIN and Marilyn Manson |
| _____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 5:01am - Anthony nli ""] I love At the Gates and Slaughter of the Soul is an awesome record, but they have influenced a slew of shit-tacular bands. |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 6:15am - InventorofEvil ""] Lets see..Korn,Beastie Boys,and Rage Against the Machine all had a lot of influence on Nu/Rapmetal. |
| ___________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 6:50am - anonymous ""] suffocation sucks black bawls |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 7:13am - KillerKadoogan ""] U2 |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 7:59am - Joe/NotCommon ""] Suffocation, Slapshot also Nirvana, who I do like some of their stuff, but they are responsible for alot of crappy bands after them. |
| _________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:03am - Sinistas ""] Pantera. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:05am - anonymousity ""] Nirvana is a great band, but, they copied from bands like Melvins, Raincoats, and the Vaselines. But yeah, now we have tons of mallcore bands laughing alot while they shop for video games. Faggers. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:10am - Joe/NotCommon ""] I know Nirvana came from other bands, but those bands didnt influence bad music, they influenced Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr., and such, then those bands influenced bad bands like Pearl Jam, and whoever those other bands were. |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:12am - DestroyYouAlot ""] Agnostic Front. I love all of the "actual" AF albums (not the comeback garbage), even "One Voice". But damn, they sure did their part to help ruin hardcore. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:12am - anonymousity ""] correct you are. And pearl jam as we no are probably all gay, really gay. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 8:13am - anonymousity ""] pearl jam as we know, sorry. Agnostic front, ahhhhh..... uganda |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:44am - dreadkill ""] all those 80s new wave bands who influenced all the shit bands out now like the bravery and all that other crap. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:44am - dreadkill ""] whoever the used and my chemical romance are influenced by. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:46am - dreadkill ""] i'm sure dimmu borgir will spawn thousands of mall black metal bands soon. all the former marilyn manson ball lickers are really into dimmu since that ozzfest they were on. |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:53am - DestroyYouAlot ""] dreadkill said:i'm sure dimmu borgir will spawn thousands of mall black metal bands soon. all the former marilyn manson ball lickers are really into dimmu since that ozzfest they were on. Can't wait. :pukeface: |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:55am - dreadkill ""] i'm cringing at the thought of it. we don't need any more wretched asylums. |
| ___________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:55am - babyshaker ""] cradle of filth in my eyes spawned 13 winters and i'll never forgive them for that |
| _____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 9:56am - the_reverend ""] Sinistas said:Pantera. |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:06am - niccolai ""] tops, jackson 5, and any other group that thought it was OK to encourage black people to become musically involved. |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:11am - BornSoVile ""] Dimmu Borgir Daughters Killswitch Engage Unearth |
| __________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:15am - Cecchini ""] I hate Nirvana and their existence gave birth to an entire slew of shitty bands. Killswitch and Unearth will forever be responsible for turning the local scene into metalcore central here. Pantera was awesome but everyone trying to copy them was not. Nirvana is still gay. |
| _________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:46am - SacreligionNLI ""] you guys are blaming the wrong people it's weak-minded impressionable folk you should be making fun of |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:54am - babyshaker ""] i like pantera and it makes me laugh how much everyone on this board hates them ....more so i enjoy the power metal cd as well....idk i just dont think they sucked |
| _________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 10:56am - SacreligionNLI ""] pantera certainly did not suck |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 11:03am - InventorofEvil ""] Machine Head and Slipsnot are 2 others |
| _____________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 11:04am - Christraper ""] hahahaha I clicked on this thread with the intention of posting a Pantera photo |
| _________________________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 11:05am - the_taste_of_cigarettes ""] Pantera's "The Great Southern Trendkill" was a sick sick sick fucking album. As were Far Beyond Driven and Vulgar Display of Power; just TGST has some fucking BRUTAL songs on it. |
| _________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 11:06am - pisscup ""] Oh, this is easy - Minor Threat Youth of Today Fugazi Bad Religion Slayer |
| _________________________________ [Dec 1,2005 11:08am - pisscup ""] oops, I forgot Green Day |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 5:03am - SickSickSicks ""] Anthony nli said:I love At the Gates and Slaughter of the Soul is an awesome record, but they have influenced a slew of shit-tacular bands. ABSOLUTELY!!!! metallica as well |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 5:07am - Joe/NotCommon ""] SacreligionNLI said:you guys are blaming the wrong people it's weak-minded impressionable folk you should be making fun of like who, you? |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 5:29am - SacreligionNLI ""] how'd i know you'd be the dick to say that? |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 7:34am - MarkKevorkian ""] Faith No More Helmet |
| _____________________________________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 7:53am - babyshakedoesnt feel like loggin in ""] i can see helmet but how faith no more |
| ______________________________ [Dec 2,2005 7:55am - Mess ""] Mike Patton |
| ___________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 12:00pm - dreadkill ""] babyshakedoesnt feel like loggin in said:i can see helmet but how faith no more papa roach and all the shitty bands like them claimed to be influenced mainly by faith no more. also, whoever said fugazi, that was a good call. they are responsible for influencing a ton of shitty bands. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:01pm - MarkKevorkian ""] babyshakedoesnt feel like loggin in said:i can see helmet but how faith no more All those faggy numetal rap bullshit bands say they influenced them, I don't know how just going with what I've read |
| __________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:06pm - dyingmuse ""] good thread how bout cannibal corpse, iron maiden, deicide, testament, ozzy, dark throne, emperor, dream theatre now i like a lot of those bands but they have indeed spawned some bad shit! |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:09pm - AUTOPSY_666 ""] SacreligionNLI said:pantera certainly did suck Yup. |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:18pm - SacreligionNLI ""] isn't that illegal? you're lucky i'm such a nice guy |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:22pm - AUTOPSY_666 ""] I fixed it, not illegal. |
| ____________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:24pm - pam ""] IN FLAMES and KORN and I hate to say it but Faith No More. |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 4:57pm - SacreligionNLI ""] AUTOPSY_666 said:I changed it, it's illegal. i know |
| __________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 5:29pm - MikeGore ""] Suffocation is the king of spawning shitty bands. |
| ______________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 7:08pm - MarkKevorkian ""] Carcass |
| ________________________________ [Dec 2,2005 11:01pm - retzam ""] I don't feel like thinking too hard about this, so I'm gonna go back to Venom. They influenced probably every black and death metal band up through the mid-90s, and lots of black and death metal bands (just like lots of bands from any genre) are bad. |
| _______________________________________ [Dec 3,2005 3:02am - ArrowHead nli ""] 1) to correct Joe Notcommons incorrect assumption: Nirvana DID draw on indie punk influences and drag them into the mainstream, influencing a slew of crappy bands. However, you'd be incorrect saying they influenced Pearl Jam. Firstly, Pearl Jam gained noteriety BEFORE Nirvana hit the spotlight. Second, Cobain and Vedder were both publically vocal about their dislike of each others music and styles. Thirdly, Pearl Jam drew upon pretty straight forward classic rock influences (zeppelin, stones, doors) whereas Nirvana drew from the already mentioned pool of indie-punk bands. 2) I've noticed in a couple threads now that Kessaris doesn't like TOOL. I get a strange feeling that either you've never really taken the time to listen to much of their music, or that if you did it was not until long after they had first hit the scene. When TOOL first hit airwaves in the early 90's, the radio and MTV were dominated by alternative, pop, and pop-punk crap like nirvana, gin blossoms, pearl jam, etc. TOOL was the only band at the time that was bringing progressive and technical music into the limelight. I do agree that they inspired a lot of shitty bands (breaking benjamin, earshot, etc...) but I think that if it weren't for the inspiration of TOOL at the time a lot of the young musicians who they got interested in progressive and technical music would have continued on in the no-solos straight 4/4 grunge bullshit direction. I think todays popularity of a lot of technical and progressive stuff owes a lot to TOOL bringing these styles back into focus over ten years ago. Not to mention that in a sea of alterna-teen angst ridden grunge crap, they were one of the few bands that still made HEAVY music appeal to the mass audiences again. |
| ____________________________________ [Dec 3,2005 3:43am - AUTOPSY_666 ""] MikeGore said:Suffocation is the king of spawning shitty bands. Name one. |
| ________________________________________ [Dec 3,2005 12:08pm - DestroyYouAlot ""] ArrowHead nli said:1) to correct Joe Notcommons incorrect assumption: Nirvana DID draw on indie punk influences and drag them into the mainstream, influencing a slew of crappy bands. However, you'd be incorrect saying they influenced Pearl Jam. Firstly, Pearl Jam gained noteriety BEFORE Nirvana hit the spotlight. Second, Cobain and Vedder were both publically vocal about their dislike of each others music and styles. Thirdly, Pearl Jam drew upon pretty straight forward classic rock influences (zeppelin, stones, doors) whereas Nirvana drew from the already mentioned pool of indie-punk bands. 2) I've noticed in a couple threads now that Kessaris doesn't like TOOL. I get a strange feeling that either you've never really taken the time to listen to much of their music, or that if you did it was not until long after they had first hit the scene. When TOOL first hit airwaves in the early 90's, the radio and MTV were dominated by alternative, pop, and pop-punk crap like nirvana, gin blossoms, pearl jam, etc. TOOL was the only band at the time that was bringing progressive and technical music into the limelight. I do agree that they inspired a lot of shitty bands (breaking benjamin, earshot, etc...) but I think that if it weren't for the inspiration of TOOL at the time a lot of the young musicians who they got interested in progressive and technical music would have continued on in the no-solos straight 4/4 grunge bullshit direction. I think todays popularity of a lot of technical and progressive stuff owes a lot to TOOL bringing these styles back into focus over ten years ago. Not to mention that in a sea of alterna-teen angst ridden grunge crap, they were one of the few bands that still made HEAVY music appeal to the mass audiences again. I don't know about TOOL inspiring shitty bands, I just don't really like TOOL based on their own merits. Also, when you're talking about TOOL, the way you capitalize TOOL every time makes you look like kind of a TOOL. |