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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. |
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.
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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.
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I actually liked the first album, but nothing since then.
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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. |
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.
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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.
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To be honest, i dont mind. Audioslave made a fine album in 2002, but the two other cds aint very impressive.
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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.
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"Good enough"??? BLASPHEMY!!!!!!
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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.
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and they ripped metallica off with one of their songs, hiss i tell ye!
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That's okay, Metallica Ripped off a Megadeth song or two in their day so it's only fair ;)
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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" |
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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.
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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 +_-
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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. |
well it is not my fault it was not true, don't take it out on me
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