Holy shit, I'm not usually into heavy music but this is awesome. I would've never guessed that the band was Japanese without seeing the videoKuroNekko wrote:When I read that, this song immediately popped into my head. It's a Japanese electronicore band's cover of Prodigy's song, "Omen".bootymac wrote:Glad to hear everyone's Kizashis are alright. Seems like our cars are cursed, which is fitting based on what Kizashi means...
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Yeah, it's a great cover. The original was done by Prodigy, a rather famous English electronic group. Crossfaith put metal into it.bootymac wrote: Holy shit, I'm not usually into heavy music but this is awesome. I would've never guessed that the band was Japanese without seeing the video
Here's the original:
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In terms of the Asian music scene, it seems that the Japanese have the best metal and rock while the Koreans are better with rap. They both have huge pop music scenes but Korea takes the crown for their boy bands. Nearly all the music I've heard from China are piano ballads but I've had little exposure.
Here's another Japanese band I dig. Not hardcore, but it's got some electro in it.
Sakanaction- Yoru no Odoriko (Dancer of the Night)
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(Sorry I've hijacked this thread and turned it into music but I see this one as an "anything goes" at this point.)
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yeah sometimes I have to make sure when someone says they like "metal" that we're on the same page. I had a friend that liked "metal", so I asked him what he thought of the new For Today album since they hired a new guitarist. He said he hadn't heard it, but he couldn't wait for the new Van Halen to come out... LOLKuroNekko wrote:Oh, I knew you listened to the harder stuff when we were all discussing music in another thread. I like metal and hardcore and I also like electronic so "electronicore" is a good hybrid for my tastes (or lack of it as many would say). Many people hate on this kind of music, but whenever I turn on the radio I hear Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, and Nickelback. Nope, I just turn that shit right off and go back to my iPod.
The song "Omen" is a Prodigy cover and I think Crossfaith covered it really well. Despite being from Japan, they sing in English, if you can call that singing. I like the sound of technical metal (hello, double bass drums!) so these guys are quite interesting.
Check out this song. It's great for getting lost into with a 425W RF system when you are stuck in traffic.
We had a college radio station that played a lot of Crossfaith here, but it has since delved into the dark reaches of "Gangsta Rap" (
) so my new music exposure is limited to what pops up when I type random words into Music Maniac when I'm bored. Electronicore hasn't really taken off here yet, (if you can't line dance to it or shoot people while singing it, it hasn't taken off around here) but I definately dig it. Lately for me it's been a lot of Meshuggah, Bless the Fall, Stemm, Bullet For a Pretty Boy, Memphis May Fire, Attila, The Color Morale, and if I feel really froggy, Acacia Strain, and Chelsie Grin.I plan to listen to the aforementioned videos while sitting in the Kizashi later this week. There, thread back on track.KuroNekko wrote:(Sorry I've hijacked this thread and turned it into music but I see this one as an "anything goes" at this point.)
Don't forget to do the obligatory head-banging.SamirD wrote:I plan to listen to the aforementioned videos while sitting in the Kizashi later this week. There, thread back on track.KuroNekko wrote:(Sorry I've hijacked this thread and turned it into music but I see this one as an "anything goes" at this point.)
(We need a \m/ head-banging smiley).
2025 Mazda CX-50 Preferred Hybrid
2011 Suzuki Kizashi Sport GTS 6MT (Sold)
2011 Suzuki Kizashi Sport GTS 6MT (Sold)
I'm too old for that now as it makes me dizzy.KuroNekko wrote:Don't forget to do the obligatory head-banging.
(We need a \m/ head-banging smiley).
But I make up for it with glorious quantities of air guitar and steering wheel drumming. 
Are the sensors still learned to the car?WESHOOT2 wrote:Driving to work this morning in extremely ice-slickened conditions,
I confirmedthat my VSC was still active (albeit waaaaay less sensitive) without active TPMS.
'Cause the sensors are in a bag in my glovebox