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I like Tool's concert aesthetic. They have visuals. The vocalist is often in the back with the instrumentalists. They have sort of an anti-LA vibe while being d
by avgcorrection 3y ago
I like Tool's concert aesthetic. They have visuals. The vocalist is often in the back with the instrumentalists. They have sort of an anti-LA vibe while being definitely a very Californian band.
Faith No More seems like another anti-rock-cliches rock band (or: alternative).
As for U2: they just seem like the least interesting rock band to me. Like a Foo Fighters with boring syncopation.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago> As for U2: they just seem like the least interesting rock band to me. Is U2 interesting? I've no way to tell. Grinding songs thru years of weaponized repetitiveness makes them experiences to avoid. I'm not saying overplay pollution is U2's fault. They're the particles, not the dispersant.