even official snow mobile roads are 99% safe, but we ride over all and be in ice its always at your own risk, and mid april is my border when I go on the ice
We have one ice road for cars, in Luleå you can drive car to small islands . To get to the town I need cross 6 lakes, by snow mobile and almost all roads cross some water way. I gass as crazy when I cross rivers or big big lakes
01. Back To School (Mini Maggit) 02. Feiticeira 03. Digital Bath 04. Elite 05. Rx Queen 06. Street Carp 07. Teenager 08. Knife Party 09. Korea 10. Passenger 11. Change (In The House Of Flies) 12. Pink Maggit
What goes on in the head of Chino Moreno? Now this is not just about the lyrics of this album, this said-to-be the best Deftones album till now. And I agree. But still, from where does he get the inspiration, from where does he get the mood? Chino himself has said that the lyrics are just emotions from an instant of time, a shard of an event. But what makes the lyrics so complete and special is the vocabulary Chino uses - what words he uses, how he lines them up, how he pronounces and how he twists them. And again, it's not only about lyrics.
I'll probably get a lot of hate replies for saying this, but i believe Deftones to be one of the most unique and iconic bands ever to have existed. Their music has so much variation and diversity, that it's hard not to at least like one of their songs. With 'White Pony', they had reached their creative peak, and were yet to become an even bigger band with a sound all theirs. The mindblowing overtones of 'Digital Bath', distorted and disturbing voice running throughout 'Elite', and that extremely haunting closer 'Pink Maggit' are just three examples of how uniquely significant this album is for the 21st Century. It's just coincidence that it was released in the wake of the new millenium. Some may say this album is overrated, but i have to disagree completely. They really don't make albums like this anymore, for many reasons.
I'll probably get a lot of hate replies for saying this, but i believe Deftones to be one of the most unique and iconic bands ever to have existed.
You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
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You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
Deftones aren't anywhere near nu-metal anymore though. Listen to Diamond Eyes, nothing whatsoever Korn-like about it.
You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
Leaving aside the fact that I believe that is absolutely not true, Deftones formed in 1988/89 and Korn in 1992/93; so you should at least invert that statement.
I'll probably get a lot of hate replies for saying this, but i believe Deftones to be one of the most unique and iconic bands ever to have existed.
You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
I am. A total-Korn Rip-off you say? Deftones' music is much maturer in my opinion.
There's a bit of filler on here. Some great tracks here as well though like 'Back To School', 'Knife Party' and 'Passenger' which have a really laid back feel to them and nice groove. I like this band because, like kratekid up there said, they are quite unique sounding for a 'nu metal' band, or whatever you would decide to label the music on this album. Personally I think it has a much more alternative feel to it.
Classic album, I love it. Not my favorite Deftones album, but it is my 2nd favorite. There is a level of ambiance that you get from listening to this album that is just plain cool, some songs like passenger and pink maggot blow my mind even after listening to them years later.
God, this album is just great, i dont care if its so called "Nu" metal. This is probably the best Deftones album, with each song being memorable and unique. A small amount of filler songs is the reason why i dont rate it with a 10.
I'll probably get a lot of hate replies for saying this, but i believe Deftones to be one of the most unique and iconic bands ever to have existed.
You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
Deftones is actually older than Korn and they're both from the same area, so who knows who influenced who. Even when they both played nu metal they didn't sound that much alike, sure they both took from hip-hop, were expirimental, and minimalistic, but Korn was like industrial funk while Deftones was like *post*-thrash.
Hmm, I was avoiding this band for a long time, but now I'm checking out this album as it's their most critically acclaimed one and it's pretty damn solid. A few of the songs are a bit meh, but the rest are interesting enough.
The sound this band delivers is so unique, I've never heard anything like it, and just like previous releases the songwriting is very good, this one even more so, and like above mentioned there's a wee post-metal vibe, especially in the softer parts, but I'm also getting a shoegaze vibe too. The album as a whole Isn't the most exciting to listen too, and there is a few tracks that have never really clicked with me, but as a whole the album is very good, you can tell alot of feeling and emotion has went into this, which is something that not many bands from this scene possessed.
The main highlight of the album for me is the excellent drumming, in fact it's probably one of the best drumming performances I've heard. "Knife Party" is one of the highlights for me, the female wailing reminds me of "Great Gig In The Sky", other highlights for me are "Korea", and my favourite track on the album "Passenger", so obviously I find the second half of the album superior to the first half.
Especially "Digital Bath". I swear, just last night I got toasted, felt nostalgic and streamed this one. It put me in such a deep meditation. Chino's chill vocals paired with the heavy guitars never cease to amaze me.
I used to have this record until I sold it to this older English kid back in high school. I truly do regret doing that, had that been now, I would have never sold it. Right music at the wrong time
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Both of them seek to obtain power over you - To rule your mind, control your property interests or labor power.
You are talking about Deftones right? The band that started off as a totall Korn rip-off (just like Coal Chamber) and never put all their Korn influences aside.
Leaving aside the fact that I believe that is absolutely not true, Deftones formed in 1988/89 and Korn in 1992/93; so you should at least invert that statement.
Irrelevent really. Deftones in '88 sounded nothing like the 90's version of themselves. Adreneline was released after the debut Korn album and it WAS a ripoff. Take just one listen to "Bored" and it's impossible to deny.
White Pony was where they found their own identify. For me it's their best album, but I haven't listened to their more recent records as I lost interest in all of these bands a long time ago.