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Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
i know a few peopel who want nothing to do with anything resembling limp bizkit at all 
personally i dont mind LB i'm just saying that IMO there will be people who are totally turned off by the first few notes
I think the song is great personally, in the top 3 of the new material for sure this is the kinda stuff i want to hear from this band its awesome....
but i can see how people would be turned off too 
- Bright Eyes 2005
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Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
ereeper wrote:why so much negativity?
Well, first off, it's me.
Secondly, it isn't negativity. It's fact. Turn on your radio. Tell me the last time you heard anything like this on it? Whenever the last White Zombie album came out? 1995ish? It's not cutting edge - it's a bunch of 90s music thrown into one pot and stirred. That isn't getting played on the radio anymore. Hootie and the Blowfish, PJ, Nirvana, and Alanis Morrisette are the 90s bands that gets played on the radio today - not Prodigy, NIN, White Zombie, etc. I couldn't tell you the last time I heard any of those bands on the radio or TV.
Why would you expect this to be different?
Ah, what's wrong with different? All the greats were great because they were different than anything heard before. Vanilla music, and rock in general, is a disgrace as far as I am concerned. Different to me, when good, is refreshing, bold, and visionary. Oh well, you like Norman Rockwell, whereas most of us like Van Gogh--we get it.
I agree with some of your points. It was played on a major station in my area, and most of the feedback was negative, although some people noted--if it wasn't GNR, they would like it. Which brings up one thing, that the management must deal with--latent Axl-hatred, for really no good reason. That's a whole different conversation though. Some others said it had a nice industrial vibe. Really, like any song, one should listen a few times before writing it off.
But I must say, what you state as fact, is not true. I mean, what dork-ass Muzak station are you listening to? I have stations in the metro I live in, where I can hear Alanis Morrisette and Hootie in the Blowfish, right next to A-ha, old Madonna (Celebrate, etc)--in other words it's a soft-rock Muzak station (either a Satellite feed, Clear Channel syndicated, or awful elevator station). BTW, Zombie has released some great stuff since 1995, and I listen to a few killer alt. rock/modern rock stations that play Zombie, NIN, Prodigy, etc. So, I am curious, are you living in hole, are your ears clogged with wax, or do you just have selective hearing which you use to make a point? I have watched your messages, which jump off the page like someone with impotence issues who is angry at the world, for awhile. If you added some perspective, other than just slamming everything, maybe one could believe your so-called "facts" more easily. Nonetheless, you have a right to your opinion, albeit it flawed, subjective, and non-factual.
Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
buzzsaw wrote:ereeper wrote:why so much negativity?
Well, first off, it's me.
Secondly, it isn't negativity. It's fact. Turn on your radio. Tell me the last time you heard anything like this on it? Whenever the last White Zombie album came out? 1995ish? It's not cutting edge - it's a bunch of 90s music thrown into one pot and stirred. That isn't getting played on the radio anymore. Hootie and the Blowfish, PJ, Nirvana, and Alanis Morrisette are the 90s bands that gets played on the radio today - not Prodigy, NIN, White Zombie, etc. I couldn't tell you the last time I heard any of those bands on the radio or TV.
Why would you expect this to be different?
I agree with some of your points. It was played on a major station in my area, and most of the feedback was negative, although some people noted--if it wasn't GNR, they would like it. Which brings up one thing, that the management must deal with--latent Axl-hatred, for really no good reason. That's a whole different conversation though. Some others said it had a nice industrial vibe. Really, like any song, one should listen a few times before writing it off.
But I must say, what you state as fact, is not true. I mean, what dork-ass Muzak station are you listening to? I have stations in the metro I live in, where I can hear Alanis Morrisette and Hootie in the Blowfish, right next to A-ha, old Madonna (Celebrate, etc)--in other words it's a soft-rock Muzak station (either a Satellite feed, Clear Channel syndicated, or awful elevator station). BTW, Zombie has released some great stuff since 1995, and I listen to a few killer alt. rock/modern rock stations that play Zombie, NIN, Prodigy, etc. So, I am curious, are you living in hole, are your ears clogged with wax, or do you just have selective hearing which you use to make a point? I have watched your messages, which jump off the page like someone with impotence issues who is angry at the world, for awhile. If you added some perspective, other than just slamming everything, maybe one could believe your so-called "facts" more easily. Nonetheless, you have a right to your opinion, albeit it flawed, subjective, and non-factual.
Reading comprehension...look into it.
- Bright Eyes 2005
- Rep: 27
Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
Bright Eyes 2005 wrote:buzzsaw wrote:Well, first off, it's me.
Secondly, it isn't negativity. It's fact. Turn on your radio. Tell me the last time you heard anything like this on it? Whenever the last White Zombie album came out? 1995ish? It's not cutting edge - it's a bunch of 90s music thrown into one pot and stirred. That isn't getting played on the radio anymore. Hootie and the Blowfish, PJ, Nirvana, and Alanis Morrisette are the 90s bands that gets played on the radio today - not Prodigy, NIN, White Zombie, etc. I couldn't tell you the last time I heard any of those bands on the radio or TV.
Why would you expect this to be different?
I agree with some of your points. It was played on a major station in my area, and most of the feedback was negative, although some people noted--if it wasn't GNR, they would like it. Which brings up one thing, that the management must deal with--latent Axl-hatred, for really no good reason. That's a whole different conversation though. Some others said it had a nice industrial vibe. Really, like any song, one should listen a few times before writing it off.
But I must say, what you state as fact, is not true. I mean, what dork-ass Muzak station are you listening to? I have stations in the metro I live in, where I can hear Alanis Morrisette and Hootie in the Blowfish, right next to A-ha, old Madonna (Celebrate, etc)--in other words it's a soft-rock Muzak station (either a Satellite feed, Clear Channel syndicated, or awful elevator station). BTW, Zombie has released some great stuff since 1995, and I listen to a few killer alt. rock/modern rock stations that play Zombie, NIN, Prodigy, etc. So, I am curious, are you living in hole, are your ears clogged with wax, or do you just have selective hearing which you use to make a point? I have watched your messages, which jump off the page like someone with impotence issues who is angry at the world, for awhile. If you added some perspective, other than just slamming everything, maybe one could believe your so-called "facts" more easily. Nonetheless, you have a right to your opinion, albeit it flawed, subjective, and non-factual.
Reading comprehension...look into it.
How ironic, what a comeback!
Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
come on lets play nice now
some people, like me for instance, hate modern alt. rock/modern rock stations so we wouldnt know or care what they play cuz it usually ends up just being all the same old shit over and over again being played :sick:
- Bright Eyes 2005
- Rep: 27
Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
come on lets play nice now
some people, like me for instance, hate modern alt. rock/modern rock stations so we wouldnt know or care what they play cuz it usually ends up just being all the same old shit over and over again being played :sick:
Absolutely, but factual at the same time. I agree, vanilla modern rock stations are annoying. On the other hand, I don't hear Hootie and the Blowfish on the radio more than Zombie or NIN.
Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
Absolutely, but factual at the same time. I agree, vanilla modern rock stations are annoying. On the other hand, I don't hear Hootie and the Blowfish on the radio more than Zombie or NIN.
Yet you tell me
are you living in hole, are your ears clogged with wax, or do you just have selective hearing which you use to make a point
??
Now THAT is ironic. It's cool that you have your dial stuck on whatever 90s alt/industrial station they have wherever you live. That's the ONLY place you're going to hear Zombie, NIN, etc. Go check the rest of the dial. You're in for a rude awakening.
- AxlsMainMan
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Re: "Chicken Dinner" Shackler's Revenge Leak
This song fucking rules 
Should be most excellent live.
