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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Fri Jul 25, 2008 7:04 pm | |
| So I got the Pro-Pain promo in the mail today. Love it! Very different, though. Nothing drastic, but diffenent enough. Like when they got really heavy on The Truth Hurts or the clean singing that first showed up on Round Six (I think it was Round Six, anyway) and then the death metal vocals on the last few albums, this one has a more sing-a-long punk feel. In fact, a lot of the songs have big, cleanly-sung choruses. Not metalcore or anything like that, but literally like an old school hardcore punk album. It's pretty sweet!
Here are two songs, both give a good idea of where this album is at:
HALO GO IT ALONE
"Go It Alone" is like an Agnostic Front tune, a dedication to the fans. Great stuff. I love this band! _________________ "Happy people have no stories." —Therapy?
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MetalRob331 Heart of Metal


Age : 27 Joined : 22 Jul 2007 Posts : 1362
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Fri Jul 25, 2008 7:42 pm | |
| One of my all time favorites and those tunes sound killer as always thanx Eye _________________

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troublezone Metal is in my blood


Age : 32 Joined : 29 Jan 2007 Posts : 2796
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troublezone Metal is in my blood


Age : 32 Joined : 29 Jan 2007 Posts : 2796
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:45 am | |
| | Too bad nothing really came of that Crumbsuckers reunion. I was hoping they would have made a new record. |
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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
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Leatherface Metal graduate


Age : 37 Joined : 08 May 2007 Posts : 293
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Wed Aug 20, 2008 3:23 am | |
| | Have their first record and saw them open up for Testament in '93. Pretty good band. |
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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Wed Aug 20, 2008 4:24 am | |
| | Leatherface wrote: | | Have their first record and saw them open up for Testament in '93. Pretty good band. |
Just the first record? They sound nothing like that anymore. In fact, they only sounded like that on the debut. The follow-up was really heavy, then they eased off the pedal and settled into a zone between the first two albums and have basically stayed their through 11 albums, adding new elements now and then to make it sound fresh. _________________ "Happy people have no stories." —Therapy?
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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
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MetalRob331 Heart of Metal


Age : 27 Joined : 22 Jul 2007 Posts : 1362
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Tue Oct 21, 2008 1:16 pm | |
| Imloving the new album. Got it at FYE yesterday, Favorite tracks so far are
Let the Blood run through the streets To Never Return Phoenix Rising
I'm liking how they put more hooks on this cd then they usually have it seems to be a lot more fresh. Another awesome release from these guys.. _________________

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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
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MetalRob331 Heart of Metal


Age : 27 Joined : 22 Jul 2007 Posts : 1362
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Wed Oct 22, 2008 1:19 pm | |
| | Eyesore wrote: | | Yep. They changed it up pretty good on this one. It's got a singalong punk feel to it, but at the same time it's still heavy as hell. I love it. |
Is that Gary doing the clean vocals? _________________

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Eyesore Metal is Forever


Age : 33 Joined : 31 Jan 2007 Posts : 9878
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Wed Oct 22, 2008 5:37 pm | |
| | MetalRob331 wrote: | | Eyesore wrote: | | Yep. They changed it up pretty good on this one. It's got a singalong punk feel to it, but at the same time it's still heavy as hell. I love it. |
Is that Gary doing the clean vocals? |
Yup. There's a guest vocalist on "Hour of the Time," but I'm not sure what he is singing. Gary has been trying some clean vocals every now and then going back to Round 6. It was only a matter of time before he tried it a bit more on an album. Did you know Rob Barrett (Cannibal Corpse) does the leads on "Phoenix Rising?" You know what else, Meskill didn't write all these songs like he normally does. Over the years, Klimchuck has co-written a lot of tunes, but this time out, 6 of the 10 songs were written by either Klimchuck himself, or by him and the other two guys. Meskill did lyrics. Gary didn't write a single song by himself. I wonder why that is? Maybe Pro-Pain is more of a band now and he feels like he can let a little of that control go? I'd say this is why the album sounds so different and new. Interesting. _________________ "Happy people have no stories." —Therapy?
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MetalRob331 Heart of Metal


Age : 27 Joined : 22 Jul 2007 Posts : 1362
 | Subject: Re: Pro-Pain Thu Oct 23, 2008 3:49 am | |
| | Eyesore wrote: | | MetalRob331 wrote: | | Eyesore wrote: | | Yep. They changed it up pretty good on this one. It's got a singalong punk feel to it, but at the same time it's still heavy as hell. I love it. |
Is that Gary doing the clean vocals? |
Yup. There's a guest vocalist on "Hour of the Time," but I'm not sure what he is singing. Gary has been trying some clean vocals every now and then going back to Round 6. It was only a matter of time before he tried it a bit more on an album. Did you know Rob Barrett (Cannibal Corpse) does the leads on "Phoenix Rising?" You know what else, Meskill didn't write all these songs like he normally does. Over the years, Klimchuck has co-written a lot of tunes, but this time out, 6 of the 10 songs were written by either Klimchuck himself, or by him and the other two guys. Meskill did lyrics. Gary didn't write a single song by himself. I wonder why that is? Maybe Pro-Pain is more of a band now and he feels like he can let a little of that control go? I'd say this is why the album sounds so different and new. Interesting. |
I say it is long over due that T.K. gets in on the songwriting he has been with the band for what every cd but one? I always found that name Rob Barrett as awesome mine is Rob Jarrett haha _________________

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