Must own grunge, metal, industrial?
Face
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I find that this genre is really hit or miss, maybe more miss as far as SQ goes.
I've been at home for the last few weeks due to some time off then a injury at work I will be stuck here for another week, if not longer and I need some new music.
So what would you guys recommend?
I've been at home for the last few weeks due to some time off then a injury at work I will be stuck here for another week, if not longer and I need some new music.
So what would you guys recommend?
"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you." Friedrich Nietzsche
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can't go wrong with machine head's new album "the blackening". very humbling indeed. they are putting out some amazing stuff these days, AND it sounds amazing to boot. another great cd is Nevermore's "dreaming neon black", or "the politics of ecstasy" both fall easily into this category.
btw these cds are metal.
grunge doesn't classify as "SQ" material, nuff said. (though i do enjoy it)
as far as industrial goes i have no idea!At Home:
Panasonic 42'' TC-L42U12 LCD
Pioneer VSX-80TXV
Toshiba HD-XA2
Sony PS3 - psn "metalguitars"
Xbox 360 - gamertag "giggidygiggidy"
Panamax 4300EX
Polk RTi8's
Polk CSi3's
Polk FXi3's. (x2)
Martin Logan Dynamo (x2)
Audioquest interconnects and wires.
Away From Home:
JVC HDR-50
stock system in new car for now:( -
I just bought the DCC remaster of Master of puppets & it hasnt left my cd player all week. First time I've ever owned the entire album & I must say I may like it even more than the black album.
