severed heads

[~spiritcage]

i'm new here and all.......just wanting to know how many people are into severed heads.....there's just something about their(mainly tom ellard) music....has alot of character and creativity.

[~pop]

I AM !!!!
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i am....

message is too short.....
i am... i am....
damn... i hate this rule....

[~spiritcage]

awesome nice to meet you........... whats some of your favorite songs/albums? rotund for success is my ultimate favorite...but then bad mood guy is pretty close....k9....cant beat that song. except for worlock heh heh heh

[~gordonctrl]

woot!

more sev heads fans! I alway liked the stuff like Army, 20 Deadly Diseases, Petrol, harold and cindy hospital..and so on......Inside one of the old cassettes I have of them, in the J card they have a qoute that says something like "this album was recorded with expensive samples and cheap keyboards"

-->brad<--

[~Brand New Idol]

I booked them years ago to play a gig with consolidated at my college. Great band with some great imagery, if you ever saw them live, they had some great visuals. The sad thing is the best venue in my town to get the band to play in was the local strip club so it was rather interesting.

Petrol still is a sonicly defining song for my brother and I.

[~meg]

i've been into severed heads for many moons now..... although i don't hear much about them these days. glad to see there are others out there who appreciate their fine music. they had some pretty trippy videos too :)


meg :)

[~Ekstasis]

I seem to love the stuff they do or hate it. All Saints Day, and Heart of the Party are two of my all time favorite tracks. Even though Heart of the Party is pretty much a Boxcar song. I could never really get into their harsher stuff.

[~gordonctrl]

I had a friend of mine order "new material" from their website about 2 years ago and got a couple of sharpy style cdr's in the mail....It kind of made me sad to see that

brad

[~spiritcage]

cool to see they arent fogotten after all a couple of skinny puppy songs wouldnt be the same without tom ellard (:

[~pop]

They were very experimental with their synthpop sound, not like today's MOST Casio pattern synthpop bands. How come many Synthpop artists don't write unique programming?