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    Posted: January 12 2012 at 10:00
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I would like to get to know some more stoner rock. Up till now Iīve only listened to Kyuss, QOTSA and Fu Manchu. Now I would like to hear something similar. Any suggestions?
I like my eggs boiled and thatīs it!
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Monster Magnet and their spin-off band Riotgod.
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early Soundgarden are the founding traces of stoner rock, Ultramega OK and Louder then Love, Allmusic labels SG the standard bearers of stoner rock,

check out Naam and  the Myrrors
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There's a great album by a supergroup known as Shrinebuilder.  It has Dale Crover from the Melvins on drums, as well as guys from Neurosis (Scott Kelly), Sleep (Al Cisneros), and St Vitus (Scott "Wino" Weinrich).  It has a classic heavy metal sound to it, like early Sabbath (the model of all stoner rock).
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sand collector sounds great!
I like my eggs boiled and thatīs it!
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The only album rom that genre that i have that isn't by any of those bands is this:
Sleep - Holy Mountain
 
Can't say i've listened to it much, but it sounds pretty stoner to me. If you like heavy, stoned, riff-based music, you'll probably dig it!
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Oh, and electric wizard. Beware, though. It's heavy as a b*****d. The heaviest music i've ever heard, and i can personally only take a few minutes of it. If you're really, really into HEEEEAAAAAVY, crushing, dark and bassy riffs, aswell as crappy-sounding vocals, then i'm sure you'll dig them aswell! I don't (maybe a little here and there, but as whole: no)
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:


 
Good song, though i prefer "Hands all Over", which is probably my favorite Soundgarden song ever. Not many bands can do such a simple riff so good. It's so simple it's ridiculous. Two power chords one octave apart and some slides.
 
And yes, Soundgarden will surely appeal to fans of stoner rock/metal. They have such a great blend of heavy, punk, psychedelic and classic rock elements, all mixed together in a grungy seattle sound Approve
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Can't beat this (I found it used browsing at a used CD shop:
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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Oh, and electric wizard. Beware, though. It's heavy as a b*****d. The heaviest music i've ever heard, and i can personally only take a few minutes of it. If you're really, really into HEEEEAAAAAVY, crushing, dark and bassy riffs, aswell as crappy-sounding vocals, then i'm sure you'll dig them aswell! I don't (maybe a little here and there, but as whole: no)


Good cautionary statement.  Electric Wizard is not to be approached without proper mental preparation.  "Dopethrone" is almost ridiculously heavy.  I personally am relieved that the vocals aren't either screechy or growly (which they very well could have been, given the genre) - instead, it sounds more like some bonehead hollering into a megaphone. Cool.


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Melvins
Electric Wizard
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"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Oh, and electric wizard. Beware, though. It's heavy as a b*****d. The heaviest music i've ever heard, and i can personally only take a few minutes of it. If you're really, really into HEEEEAAAAAVY, crushing, dark and bassy riffs, aswell as crappy-sounding vocals, then i'm sure you'll dig them aswell! I don't (maybe a little here and there, but as whole: no)


Good cautionary statement.  Electric Wizard is not to be approached without proper mental preparation.  "Dopethrone" is almost ridiculously heavy.  I personally am relieved that the vocals aren't either screechy or growly (which they very well could have been, given the genre) - instead, it sounds more like some bonehead hollering into a megaphone. Cool.
 
Almost? Give me a break. Me and my friends laugh our asses off when we hear some of their songs LOL
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Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Originally posted by Abstrakt Abstrakt wrote:

Oh, and electric wizard. Beware, though. It's heavy as a b*****d. The heaviest music i've ever heard, and i can personally only take a few minutes of it. If you're really, really into HEEEEAAAAAVY, crushing, dark and bassy riffs, aswell as crappy-sounding vocals, then i'm sure you'll dig them aswell! I don't (maybe a little here and there, but as whole: no)


Good cautionary statement.  Electric Wizard is not to be approached without proper mental preparation.  "Dopethrone" is almost ridiculously heavy.  I personally am relieved that the vocals aren't either screechy or growly (which they very well could have been, given the genre) - instead, it sounds more like some bonehead hollering into a megaphone. Cool.
 
Almost? Give me a break. Me and my friends laugh our asses off when we hear some of their songs LOL


I read some reviews before I bought it, and these reviews actually cautioned me to be careful about damaging my speakers.  Imagine music that is so heavy that an average stereo system will destroy itself to avoid playing it.  Now THAT would be ridiculously heavy. Cool


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Blue Cheer-one of the bands that started it all, and just about the loudest and heaviest band ever
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Space Ritual by Hawkwind.

The perfect blend of British Hard Psychedelia and Detroit-area proto-punk.
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more modern stoner-related stuff
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Hey all, please use this older thread.
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=74827

This thread closed ... I'll merge your posts above into the previous thread ASAP. Wink
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