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Barkworm 02-21-2007 06:41 AM

Rage Against The Machine returns - Audioslave no more
 
Kind of old news but I thought I could start a thread about it anyway.
I loved both RATM and Soundgarden but Audioslave simply wasn't that great, especially their development towards a more pop-rock based sound bugged me.

Anarky 02-21-2007 07:14 AM

I was a big RATM-fan, but Audioslave just felt like... lukewarm coffee. Trying too hard at perfecting a thing that didn't need an improvement. But some songs were rather nice, I must admit. They just lacked the je-ne-sais-quoi that RATM had.

Barkworm 02-21-2007 07:29 AM

To me it seemed like the Rage guys thought with a "real" singer like Cornell they could write more melodic rock tunes. And they just weren't that good at it.

GK Punk 02-21-2007 01:42 PM

I actually liked the first album, but nothing since then.

Barkworm 02-21-2007 02:01 PM

Yeah, me too. I'm looking forward to both the Rage reunion as well as Cornell's solo album though.

EDIT: I'm listening to an acoustic gig Cornell did last year and DAMN! I had almost forgotten what an incredible singer he is. Do yourself a favour and check this sh*t out.

GK Punk 02-21-2007 03:30 PM

I was actually listening to RATM's first album a few days ago for the first time in a few years. I forgot how great that album was. Easily my favorite of their stuff as well.

Barkworm 02-21-2007 03:39 PM

I actually didn't own the first RATM album till like three weeks ago. Amazing album. My favourite track is probably "Take the power back". I love the bass line on that one.

PaulKersey 03-08-2007 10:23 AM

To be honest, i dont mind. Audioslave made a fine album in 2002, but the two other cds aint very impressive.

Tabularasa 04-16-2007 11:58 AM

I was never a RATM fan so it didn't bother me, and Cornell is a good enough singer. I love their first album and the second wasn't so bad but their latest was a dissapointment.

Barkworm 04-16-2007 12:03 PM

"Good enough"??? BLASPHEMY!!!!!!

Tabularasa 04-19-2007 09:13 PM

lol, Cornell is def. one of the best singers right now in rock but I mean for the kind of songs Audioslave was doing, Cornell was a good fit.

Stimor 04-21-2007 06:39 PM

and they ripped metallica off with one of their songs, hiss i tell ye!

GK Punk 04-21-2007 08:53 PM

That's okay, Metallica Ripped off a Megadeth song or two in their day so it's only fair ;)

Stimor 04-22-2007 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Michi heavenly6 (Post 503742)
That's okay, Metallica Ripped off a Megadeth song or two in their day so it's only fair ;)

even though the lead singer of megadeth was in metallica and i think there is some confusion in ye heart, brains and the left leg from the right. naming them songs would be nice and it by no logic is fair

KROW 04-22-2007 07:10 PM

I think the fairness of which Michi is speaking is that Audioslave ripped off Metallica, who ripped off Megadeth, thereby making it a sort of karmaic retribution. As for the actual songs, I'm not sure what they are. All I can think of are the songs Mustaine helped compose that are accredited to Metallica in their first two albums.

Those songs being:
"The Four Horsemen"
"Jump in the Fire"
"Phantom Lord"
"Metal Militia"
"Ride the Lightning"
"The Call of Ktulu"

GK Punk 04-22-2007 09:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KROW (Post 504232)
I think the fairness of which Michi is speaking is that Audioslave ripped off Metallica, who ripped off Megadeth, thereby making it a sort of karmaic retribution. As for the actual songs, I'm not sure what they are. All I can think of are the songs Mustaine helped compose that are accredited to Metallica in their first two albums.

Those songs being:
"The Four Horsemen"
"Jump in the Fire"
"Phantom Lord"
"Metal Militia"
"Ride the Lightning"
"The Call of Ktulu"

Yep, that was basically the joke I was going for. That and there was a song on the black album that had the same bassline as Megadeth's "Dawn patrol" that was released on Rust in peace one year earlier.

Barkworm 04-23-2007 01:22 AM

Also "The Four Horsemen" was actually written by Mustaine alone, Hetfield and Ulrich just changed the lyrics and added a new bridge to get writing credits.

Stimor 04-23-2007 03:08 AM

so metallica did not rip anything from megadeth, simply had songs that mustaine helped to compose when he was in metallica. thus, being metallica songs! there was no megadeth +_-

GK Punk 04-23-2007 03:16 AM

well. there's still the song "The god that failed" (I Think this was the right name, I dont own any metallica albums anymore) That used the same bassline, almost note for note, as Megadeth's "The dawn patrol" a song that came out at least one year before Metallica's version.

Other than that, I was pretty much joking. I forgot how touchy Metallica fans can be over the whole Dave vs Metallica thing.

Stimor 04-23-2007 03:40 AM

well it is not my fault it was not true, don't take it out on me


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