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TERROR: Lowest of The Low vs. One With The Underdogs
It took me a while to get into Lowest of the Low, mostly because it was different than what I expected, but once I did, I really did. However, I just
can NOT get on board with One with the Underdogs.
What about you?
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i got into lowest of the low right away. one with the underdogs i gave a listen, but when something doesn't get me right away, i usually stop trying.
i haven't really given it much play, but i don't really dig it.
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Bah, I haven't heard a thing from Terror that interested me in the slightest, so I can't help you out with this one.
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Lowest of the Low destroys but there's no way they could keep that kind of speed/intensity through a full length without it sounding to samey and
getting boring. I prefer Lowest.. but I respect what they pulled outta the bag with the full length.
Maybe Frank will have more input into the song writing process next time around... that's something to get excited about!
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I can't get into anything this fuckin band does. I don't get it. Even live I get bored as fuck when they play.
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favourites but in the end it doesn’t matter who or where it comes from... so long as it’s good and it's real.
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Unless the name Terror has the word Sheer in front of it I'm probably not on board. What do these retards sound like? Why is it that every band I've
heard recently of the new HC/Metal bands sound completely interchangeable. I remember when you could dig listening to Husker Du and then throw on
Negative Approach and then the Adolescents and even my dad wouldn't confuse those 3 bands. Why do so many fucking bands feel the need to put the
words blood or die in their name?
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i guess a lot of people were down on terror because they got so big so fast (?). i don't know about all that shit. all i know is that 'lowest' is
hyper, and when i saw them at cb's last year, their show was off the hook. those guys put on an outstanding live show. moron was there - what did
you think? now, is what they're doing revolutionary. no. but it is well done, and the live show sold me. they are among one of my favorite
'current' bands.
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What do they sound like Big D? Driving home from Philly on Saturday I had the most fucked up playlist- The Bad Vibes, King Crimson, Poison Idea,
Esoteric, Season to Risk, some crazy classical. Listening to PI and Bad Vibes gave me a hardcore kick in the ass. Recommendations?
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Well, I do realize that they blew up pretty quickly, but I wouldn't care if they were doing something interesting. No offense Duane, I just think that
most people who like them just jumped on board because everybody else did. I even went over to the Bridge 9 website (shudder) to listen to an mp3 just
to make sure I was thinking of the right band. It was every bit as uninteresting as what I remembered, but keep in mind that I think that 99% of all
modern HC is just as boring. Bands like Terror just hold absolutely NO interest for me and it annoys me to see yet another band that show no trace of
real roots. I would much rather hear twenty 7th generation Minor Threat or Negative Approach rip off bands than even one more band playing watered
down Slayer riffs and calling it Hard Core.
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Quote: | Originally posted by TTF
What do they sound like Big D? Driving home from Philly on Saturday I had the most fucked up playlist- The Bad Vibes, King Crimson, Poison Idea,
Esoteric, Season to Risk, some crazy classical. Listening to PI and Bad Vibes gave me a hardcore kick in the ass. Recommendations?
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I'll set you up with an example.
Quite unfortunately, i have NO PI in digital format, and I can't say I've ever even heard Season To Risk.
Quote: | Originally posted by tireironsaint
Well, I do realize that they blew up pretty quickly, but I wouldn't care if they were doing something interesting. No offense Duane, I just
think that most people who like them just jumped on board because everybody else did. I even went over to the Bridge 9 website (shudder) to
listen to an mp3 just to make sure I was thinking of the right band. It was every bit as uninteresting as what I remembered, but keep in mind that I
think that 99% of all modern HC is just as boring. Bands like Terror just hold absolutely NO interest for me and it annoys me to see yet another band
that show no trace of real roots. I would much rather hear twenty 7th generation Minor Threat or Negative Approach rip off bands than even one more
band playing watered down Slayer riffs and calling it Hard Core. |
HAHA, no, i know, man, you're absolutely right. Like I said, what they're doing isn't revolutionary, and like you, I'm not into a lot of bands these
days, but Terror is one of the few current bands that I'm actually interested in seeing live. Them and Hope Conspiracy. God knows I'm so out of
touch, I wouldn't know what bandwagon to get on. Although, it is my impression that Donnybrook is currently "the band to like". I haven't heard
them, so I can't really comment, but BOY-O-BOY were there some Donnybrook shirts and sweatshirts at the Superbowl.
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holy shit man
while terror aint great, I do like them, live more than on cd. whatever they represent what they feel like whats so bad... at least its not atreyu or
the fate of comeback kid? haha
umm, the lyrics in some of the songs are good, like Less Than Zero for example (actually those lyrics remind of hatebreed)
DNBK are coming up in the world...
they are cool dudes and have a good thing going, and I like their stuff, but hardcore kids are pathetic. Sorry. (haha what? - your thinking)
Oh can I just get some comments on people's thoughts on Boston Beatdown?
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1. i'm seeing terror a couple times in a few weeks and i'm pretty excited. i'm glad you are saying good things.
2. the hope conspiracy are so fun live!
3. i wasn't into donnybrook for a while. i saw them over summer and they were ok, i wasn't really into it, but i wasn't really paying attention. then
i saw them back in february and they were a lot fun. so i'm into it. i'm seeing them again on sunday and hope it's just as fun.
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I hope you weren't trying to sway my opinion by comparing them to Hatebreed, Endera, because I probably despise Hatebreed more than just about any
other big name band.
I've had a few people recommend Donnybrook to me, but I still haven't checked them out. It's probably the gay-ass name that's kept me from checking
them out so far, but I've heard good things.
Oh, and I completely agree that hardcore kids are pathetic. People that dig Hard Core, on the other hand, can be pretty cool.
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Quote: | People that dig Hard Core, on the other hand, can be pretty cool. |
Very well said there.
And no I didn't mean anythign by comparing them to hatebreed's lyrics.. I just find the subject matter similar in ways.
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Quote: | Originally posted by SAAAAARS
1. i'm seeing terror a couple times in a few weeks and i'm pretty excited. i'm glad you are saying good things.
2. the hope conspiracy are so fun live!
3. i wasn't into donnybrook for a while. i saw them over summer and they were ok, i wasn't really into it, but i wasn't really paying attention. then
i saw them back in february and they were a lot fun. so i'm into it. i'm seeing them again on sunday and hope it's just as fun.
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I can't say enought about the performance Terror put on at CB's last year and a few months later at Knitting Factory here in NYC. Anxious to hear
what others, including Saaars, have thought of their live performance.
I've seen the Hope Conspiracy twice in NYC. The first time they were opening for someone at Irving, and the crowd was embarrassing. The second was
at CB's and again, the crowd was fucking pathetic. I got a dvd of the CB's show. Good stuff, despite the horribly useless slobs in the audience.
Gotta check out Donnybrook.
Todd - check your U2U.
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haha Duane "horribly useless slobs" I love it
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Quote: | Originally posted by ENDERA.x
haha Duane "horribly useless slobs" I love it |
the response of the crowd at both shows was genuinely embarrassing. THC brings so much energy to the stage, and these fuckers just stood there. Even
I danced, essentially by myself, and I hung up my boots years ago.
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i listened to both terror cds cuz some kid told me my old ass would like them.
i didnt.
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I got into Terror because I saw playing with Madball and Hatebreed (plus some death metal bands) on the Rise Of Brutality Tour. I wanted to check
them out cause Scott Vogel was singing and I liked Despair and Buried Alive. I thought they were fuckin amazing live. Lowest Of The Low was
definately superior though.
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Both are equal however I think Oen with is more advanced musically. Better breakdowns drum stuff sounds better.
Each aspect of the soul has it's own part to play, but the ideal is harmonious agreement with reason and control.
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lowest I really dig.
underdogs was a huge let down and such a bore.
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Terror are awesome live. I met Scott in Dallas. What a real nice guy. The song Overcome is just so motivating for me. It's great to run or workout
to. I hope to always support Terror. I didg both disks. I also like First Blood.
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Ive seen Terror a bunch of times, and they've always been exciting. The show at CBs Duane is raving about was incredible. They were heavy as hell
even with one guitarist and bodies were flying everywhere.
Like most, I definately like Lowest of the Low better than One With the Underdogs.
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Quote: | Originally posted by tireironsaint
Well, I do realize that they blew up pretty quickly, but I wouldn't care if they were doing something interesting. No offense Duane, I just think that
most people who like them just jumped on board because everybody else did. I even went over to the Bridge 9 website (shudder) to listen to an mp3 just
to make sure I was thinking of the right band. It was every bit as uninteresting as what I remembered, but keep in mind that I think that 99% of all
modern HC is just as boring. Bands like Terror just hold absolutely NO interest for me and it annoys me to see yet another band that show no
trace of real roots. I would much rather hear twenty 7th generation Minor Threat or Negative Approach rip off bands than even one more band
playing watered down Slayer riffs and calling it Hard Core. |
Dude...these guys's roots go WAY back. Having known 4/5 of the band long before they were doing Terror...I can say without a doubt that these guys
come from the most sincere background that you could ask for.
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Quote: | Originally posted by JUICE MAYNE MSHC
Quote: | Originally posted by tireironsaint
Well, I do realize that they blew up pretty quickly, but I wouldn't care if they were doing something interesting. No offense Duane, I just think that
most people who like them just jumped on board because everybody else did. I even went over to the Bridge 9 website (shudder) to listen to an mp3 just
to make sure I was thinking of the right band. It was every bit as uninteresting as what I remembered, but keep in mind that I think that 99% of all
modern HC is just as boring. Bands like Terror just hold absolutely NO interest for me and it annoys me to see yet another band that show no
trace of real roots. I would much rather hear twenty 7th generation Minor Threat or Negative Approach rip off bands than even one more band
playing watered down Slayer riffs and calling it Hard Core. |
Dude...these guys's roots go WAY back. Having known 4/5 of the band long before they were doing Terror...I can say without a doubt that these guys
come from the most sincere background that you could ask for. | I'm not trying to make a personal judgement
on the guys in the band, it's just that their brand of music shows no trace of where Hard Core comes from to me. I hear metal riffs and not much more
when I hear them and it just doesn't interest me, that's my whole point. I've never met those guys and probably never will, so it would be pointless
of me to sit here and try to claim that I know what is in their hearts and heads, again, this is all just my opinion of their music.
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