[img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] SOAD caught the tail end of the 90's. I get what your saying though. The most well known and consistant through the decade.
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[img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] SOAD caught the tail end of the 90's. I get what your saying though. The most well known and consistant through the decade.
Im just still surprised that i had never listened to clutch before, especially with them being around for as long as they have been...and being such a kickass band
Ozzy and Sabbath started all the metal, and Skynyrd and the Allmans did the Southern Rock. Gimmie the Ohio Players and Fire and then on into BB King and T-Bone when I get a little depressed. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
they don't cowtow to get airplay. They do what they do, like it or leave it. If you haven't heard their self titled disk, you should it's their best. Full catalogue below.
Pitchfork EP
Passive Restraints EP (out of print)
Transnational Speedway League:Anthems Antedotes and Undeniable Truths
Self Titled
Impetus EP
Elephant Riders
Jam Room EP
Pure Rock Fury
Live At The Googoplex
Slow Hole To China (rareties and b-sides)
Blast Tyrant
Robot Hive/Exodus
You can also get a band called The Bakerton Group which is Clutch without lead singer Neil Fallon. It's bluesy and they do lots of Hendrix covers, John Coltrane, other things in that vein. They have one EP called Space Guitars. Good stuff.
not a fan of the music that came out in the 90's. I would say Collective Soul was one of the better bands