Saw Iron Maiden. Bruce dueled with their mascot, Eddie, during a song where it really fit. He showed that guy who's boss!

I went through your playlist and you're going to love The Strike.

Start with "Painkillers", "Miles Ahead" and "I Fall Hard."

Let me know.

I respect the right to free speech, however, a plague upon the words you speak

Get you some Radiohead, as others have suggested. Then, you can travel down the tangential side projects

The Beatles - A Day In The Life

Iron Maiden - the Clansman

Metallica - Murder One

AC/DC -Thunderstruck

Van Halen - Panama

Guns n' Roses - November Rain

KISS - Lick It Up

Judas Priest - Dragonaut

Megadeth - Killing Time

In This Moment - Big Bad Wolf

1. elis regina - como nossos pais

2. linkin park - breaking the habit

3. abba - dancing queen

4. spice girls - stop

5. morat - besos em guerra

6. backstreet boys - i want ot that way

7. queen and david bowie - under pressure

8. the beatles - here comes the sun

9. foo fighters- walk

10. adele - when we were young

I agree. Gun is one of my favorite Soundgarden songs

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Are you fucking serious 😆 🤣 😂

I saw Tool at Bonnaroo last year, and I was pretty close to someone who made a whole-ass painting during their show.

Lol, every one of those songs is shit. Manufactured music for boring people who like what they're told to like.

METALLICA. they have a seemingly infinite amount of content

I wouldn't say obsessed, but Godspeed You! Black Emperor. I was hooked after hearing lift your skinny fists.

Evan, Butcher Babies, halestorm, Dana dentana, the pretty reckless, seethed, bad flower, shine down, the warning, gojira, infected rain, I can go on forever

Louder than love is such an under appreciated album

There actually are songs out right now that are very happy and pop. For example: Made You Look by Meghan Trainor.

Alice in chains, if you like nirvana you’ll probably like Alice in chains they’re also a grunge band grunge band from Seattle making music in the early 90’s if you like more slow calm acoustic jams I would recommend starting with “Jar of flies” but if you enjoy more heavier grungier music start with “Dirt” it’s without a doubt they’re best album only being rivalled by jar of flies

Soundgarden

Mastodon

Coheed & Cambria

Avenged Sevenfold

Primus

Megadeth

The Eagles

Saw this band called the Venentia Fair when I was like 17 and the lead singer wrapped the mic around his neck during the breakdown, threw it over a rafter, and pretend to hang himself and then kept singing. I know that may not be super uncommon, but the level of performance he put into and how intense he was just blew my high-school mind. Literally 11 years later and have never forgotten it.

Definitely Tool they are amazing

Steely Dan

I actually think that today's more emotional pop music is much better than 2010's bubblegum pop. With the exceptions of a couple tropes. I was sick to death of the "good time/party" and "confidence/empowerment" side of pop music by 2014, and I was still practically a child back then

It's not as if there aren't loads of newer songs that have that vibe now, and its not as if there wasn't loads of sad pop songs in the 2010s, but I'm sure glad that the "Roar" and "Tonight's Gonna Be A Good Night" kind of pop isn't as prominent as it was 10 years ago

Bit sombre but I saw Iron Maiden in London 2017, a few days after the bombing of Ariana Grande's concert in Manchester, and Bruce said a couple words and dedicated Blood Brothers to the victims/peace and humanity, which was pretty moving. It was my first gig and the bombing almost scared me out of going, so it was a powerful moment on a personal level too

Chevelle