suicdal tendencies

Any one like them?They kinnda fall under metal now cause they're crossover thrash

I have the following albums so I guess you could say I like'em:

Suicidal Tendencies
Join the Army
How Will I laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today
Controlled by Hatred/Feel Like smurf poo...Deja Vu
Lights... Camera... Revolution
The Art of Rebellion
Freedumb

I definitely still love the first album the most and will always consider them a hardcore punk band. Actually Freedumb is pretty much hardcore as well. Their metalish stuff is pretty dang good though. On a related note does anyone have the new remastered version of the s/t album? I've always thought it sounded fine the way it is but am curious as to how different it sounds.

P.S. That might even be a Won't Fall in Love Today shirt I'm wearing in my avatar pic.

Am I Evil? wrote:

Any one like them?They kinnda fall under metal now cause they're crossover thrash

http://www.heartofmetal.net/search.forum?search_keywords=suicidal&show_results=topics

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On a related note does anyone have the new remastered version of the s/t album? I've always thought it sounded fine the way it is but am curious as to how different it sounds.

I have it. The Bass and drums sound better the rest is pretty much the same.

Lights Camera Rev is my favorite!!

Alex

Troublezone wrote:

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On a related note does anyone have the new remastered version of the s/t album? I've always thought it sounded fine the way it is but am curious as to how different it sounds.

I have it. The Bass and drums sound better the rest is pretty much the same.

The bass couldn't get better,I mean it sounded perfect.

My favorite song is I saw your mommy

Am I Evil? wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

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On a related note does anyone have the new remastered version of the s/t album? I've always thought it sounded fine the way it is but am curious as to how different it sounds.

I have it. The Bass and drums sound better the rest is pretty much the same.

The bass couldn't get better,I mean it sounded perfect.

My favorite song is I saw your mommy

Being as I bought the self titled album when it was brand new and have always thought it sounded fine I've passed on getting this many times. If I was just getting into the band I might go for the remastered version but I want this album to sound like it did the day I first bought it. Now I might be tempted to get a remastered version of Join the Army as I've always thought that one sounded kind of weak.

7thSecond wrote:

Now I might be tempted to get a remastered version of Join the Army as I've always thought that one sounded kind of weak.

Yea, the production on JOIN THE ARMY is godawful. The first copy of that I owned years ago was a used cassette, and I always assumed that the lousy sound quality was because I bought it used and it was probably well beaten up before I got it. Years later when I finally heard it on CD I was like, "Wow, nope, I guess it really did sound that bad all along."

i've liked everything they've put out but prefer the thrash era of HWILTWICEST through Suicidal For Life.

Am I Evil? wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

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On a related note does anyone have the new remastered version of the s/t album? I've always thought it sounded fine the way it is but am curious as to how different it sounds.

I have it. The Bass and drums sound better the rest is pretty much the same.

The bass couldn't get better,I mean it sounded perfect.

My favorite song is I saw your mommy

Better as in louder in the mix. I have the original too and both ar good. The remastered one also has new unreleased band photos as well.

Fat Freddy wrote:

7thSecond wrote:

Now I might be tempted to get a remastered version of Join the Army as I've always thought that one sounded kind of weak.

Yea, the production on JOIN THE ARMY is godawful. The first copy of that I owned years ago was a used cassette, and I always assumed that the lousy sound quality was because I bought it used and it was probably well beaten up before I got it. Years later when I finally heard it on CD I was like, "Wow, nope, I guess it really did sound that bad all along."

Blame the one bad ear of one Mr. Les Claypool for that one.

Didn't someone mention something about a new album from ST coming soon?

Love this band and have been a fan for many many years . I remember when How Can I Laugh came out and my mom told me I could not get that album. Of course I went ahead and got it as soon as I could. Haven't really listened to them in a long time so I need to remedy that situation right now.

chucksteak wrote:

Blame the one bad ear of one Mr. Les Claypool for that one.

Die.







well, sort of.

Schbopo wrote:

chucksteak wrote:

Blame the one bad ear of one Mr. Les Claypool for that one.

Die.







well, sort of.

I kid! I kid! BUt he would be responsbile now wouldn't he? I love Les don't get me wrong. Although I really haven't followed him since the Primus days.

chucksteak wrote:

Blame the one bad ear of one Mr. Les Claypool for that one. .

Did Les Claypool produce the JOIN THE ARMY album? Didn't know that.

Les engineered it, I believe.

He's credited as Lester...I'm pretty sure there is only one Lester Claypool in rock music. I wonder how the hooked up in the first place? I wonder why he didn't do any guest appearances on later albums since they are into that funk slap bass style in their music.

chucksteak wrote:

BUt he would be responsbile now wouldn't he?

They probably didn't have much of a budget for that, probably a crappy studio, cheap mics, etc. At least that would be my guess.

Solid band. I never thought though that people would start labeling them metal??

Gilbert wrote:

Solid band. I never thought though that people would start labeling them metal??

i definitely do. listen to How Will I Laugh Tomorrow... Lights, Camera, Revolution, Art of Rebellion, & Suicidal For Life... that's crossover thrash baby.

You called Gil, "baby". hahahahahahahahahahaha

SAXON1500 wrote:

You called Gil, "baby". hahahahahahahahahahaha

it's a Dick Vitale phrase, baby.

Gilbert wrote:

Solid band. I never thought though that people would start labeling them metal??

I don't think any of us who were actually there when the first album came out and saw how much the metalheads hated this band would've. Same with D.R.I. after Dealing With It! Both bands are still hardcore at heart though.

Gilbert wrote:

Solid band. I never thought though that people would start labeling them metal??

The new stuff is metal.I still love they're hardcore years the best,Mike isn't a singer he needed to stay hardcore shouter.
I never got crossover trash it's a cross over of a cross over

Am I Evil? wrote:

Gilbert wrote:

Solid band. I never thought though that people would start labeling them metal??

The new stuff is metal.

Actually their last two albums have been hardcore/punk.

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Actually their last two albums have been hardcore/punk.

It's punk but not hardcore and there are a lot of funk bass parts thrown in.