Slayer , such a great band when they played things slow

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

https://youtu.be/l8_j7y1U5Qo

What a fantastic stabbing riff

Shades of death are all I see
Skeletons of society

[Mr Soul '68]

The song is full of too much widdley widdley wank-wanking geetar.

I'm not sure if The Sensational Alex Harvey Band have ever ome under your radar? I was lucky enough to catch the on their last ever concert, headlining the Reading festival in 1977.

Here's a clip of the guitarist, the extremely under-rated Zal Cleminson, showing how a great guitarist plays the guitar properly. I came across it last night for the first time. The clip is from 2006. I saw them at the Point that year, in Cardiff Bay. Enjoy!

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

The song is full of too much widdley widdley wank-wanking geetar.

I'm not sure if The Sensational Alex Harvey Band have ever ome under your radar? I was lucky enough to catch the on their last ever concert, headlining the Reading festival in 1977.

Here's a clip of the guitarist, the extremely under-rated Zal Cleminson, showing how a great guitarist plays the guitar properly. I came across it last night for the first time. The clip is from 2006. I saw them at the Point that year, in Cardiff Bay. Enjoy!

I have indeed come across the sensational Alex Harvey band , the drummer went on to become Stickland for Micheal schenker group

I would enjoy the clip but its vanished

[life on mars]

Stick to Sabbath

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Stick to Sabbath

Who hugely influenced slayer , especially their slow , stabbing riffs

[NYCBlue]

What do you think of this lot Sludge?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lnfOvc_jGg

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

What do you think of this lot Sludge?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lnfOvc_jGg

Not for me , too punky and I don't like his voice

[lisvaneblue]

https://youtu.be/l8_j7y1U5Qo

What a fantastic stabbing riff

Shades of death are all I see
Skeletons of society

Im not a great fan of some modern music although I like jazz. My grandson has been asked to record some stuff with a band called Tesserate? from Milton Keynes....Are they good?

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Im not a great fan of some modern music although I like jazz. My grandson has been asked to record some stuff with a band called Tesserate? from Milton Keynes....Are they good?

I haven't heard any of their stuff Mr lisvane , I will get back to you

[lisvaneblue]

I haven't heard any of their stuff Mr lisvane , I will get back to you

Thanks....I think I got the name wrong it should be Tesseract

[life on mars]

Who hugely influenced slayer , especially their slow , stabbing riffs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpSfmn5DuRg

[life on mars]

Thought i'd 'slip this in'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuq9vGBXgD0

[NYCBlue]

Im not a great fan of some modern music although I like jazz. My grandson has been asked to record some stuff with a band called Tesserate? from Milton Keynes....Are they good?

They sound highly competent. I'm not sure what they're going for though. Some of it sounds like metal, some of it sounds like anthemic, radio rock. It kind of has a 90s feel.

What does your grandson play?

[lisvaneblue]

They sound highly competent. I'm not sure what they're going for though. Some of it sounds like metal, some of it sounds like anthemic, radio rock. It kind of has a 90s feel.

What does your grandson play?

He plays most things but is studying jazz saxophone at the college of music in Cardiff

They were looking for a sax player for some new recordings and asked Gilad Hekselman, jazz guitarist who I think lives in New York. He recommended him as they've worked together in the past.

[Lost Johnny]

Haven't heard of Tesseract before, checked out two of their songs on YouTube, sounds like they are influenced by Tool, sort of Prog Metal.

Black Sabbath meets Henry Rollins halfway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsn9leb4ZSc

[lisvaneblue]

Haven't heard of Tesseract before, checked out two of their songs on YouTube, sounds like they are influenced by Tool, sort of Prog Metal.

Black Sabbath meets Henry Rollins halfway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsn9leb4ZSc

I had a listen.....hmm, not quite my scene. As an aside some years ago I worked for a pharmaceutical company based in Crawley. The MD was a man called Smith and his son was Robert who sang for The Cure. One Christmas at the usual company lunch Robert and his band played in the canteen, it was a little before he broke into the big time, and people asked him to stop because they couldn't hear themselves speak. Happy days

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpSfmn5DuRg

Metal started with sabbath

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Haven't heard of Tesseract before, checked out two of their songs on YouTube, sounds like they are influenced by Tool, sort of Prog Metal.

Black Sabbath meets Henry Rollins halfway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsn9leb4ZSc

I thought TOOL as well , which is the t shirt I am currently wearing as it happens

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I had a listen.....hmm, not quite my scene. As an aside some years ago I worked for a pharmaceutical company based in Crawley. The MD was a man called Smith and his son was Robert who sang for The Cure. One Christmas at the usual company lunch Robert and his band played in the canteen, it was a little before he broke into the big time, and people asked him to stop because they couldn't hear themselves speak. Happy days

The cure did some very heavy guitar music which is a surprise to some

Big influence on The Deftones , one of my favourite bands