squarepusher Every concert you've been to

I don't ever go to concerts...the only thing coming close to one is probably the Proxy playing a one hour live-set in Berlin this fall, but apart from that I've never been to any in my life. Apart from maybe 2 local bands, again of which one are two guys performing electro with vocals.

Unless we count DJ sets too though - then I've been to shitloads.

 

I don't get the point in concerts anyway to be fair. You'll pay 20 Euro to see some band play maximum 2 hours (if at all), maybe a good support as well and then you leave. Sure that might be cool but I'd rather pay 10 bucks for a club, dance like a madman for 10 hours and stumble home at 12 AM.

 

Let's see what the festival season brings this summer though...maybe I'll change my mind.

  On 2/18/2010 at 7:31 PM, IRARI said:

i saw helen baylor on the look a little closer tour

 

lol How did that come about?

 

  On 2/18/2010 at 8:32 PM, dese manz hatin said:

I don't get the point in concerts anyway to be fair. You'll pay 20 Euro to see some band play maximum 2 hours (if at all), maybe a good support as well and then you leave. Sure that might be cool but I'd rather pay 10 bucks for a club, dance like a madman for 10 hours and stumble home at 12 AM.

 

I suppose when you go to a really good concert one day you'll understand.

 

For me, it brings in a whole other element to the music that I already love, to watch the artist perform/present it live and in person. It adds to the experience and enjoyment. Or perhaps because I am a musician that enjoys playing live, I dig seeing how other people do it too. And getting fecal faced and dancing like a madman is also great!

  On 2/18/2010 at 6:12 AM, Fishtank said:

  On 2/18/2010 at 4:35 AM, Braintree said:

I work as an audio engineer. I've been to hundreds.

any shows in particular you recall as being exceptional stage performance wise?

 

+1 ?

  On 2/18/2010 at 8:40 PM, Superstix said:

  On 2/18/2010 at 7:31 PM, IRARI said:

i saw helen baylor on the look a little closer tour

 

lol How did that come about?

 

my mom has listened to christian music all the time since i can remember and in 1991 or so she took me to this church where helen baylor was performing

  On 2/18/2010 at 3:33 PM, jefferoo said:

For me, the ones that got away were:

- guns n roses, metallica & faith no more

Same. My parents wouldn't let me go. :angry:

i've seen Squarepusher twice and once he put on one of the most visually and musically entertaining sets i've ever seen, the other time it was one of the worst and most disappointing, i ended up walking out halfway through his performance. The live sound that night was awful and Eqed terribly, its too bad when the live sound engineer is mostly responsible for ruining someones set.

 

  On 2/18/2010 at 6:18 AM, Fishtank said:

ya I got to meet the guys after the show and I told Martin "I'm glad you played suck" to which he replied "it was a good night for suck"

 

both times i saw pigface it was kind of a mess, two drummers on stage all playing over a precorded DAT backing track (which already had heavy industrial drums) it was neat seeing all the guest appaearnces but it actually kind of soured me on the band on a while.

Shit, no way I can remember them all. Here's a few live concerts i've been too, not in order, and im not counting festivals.... far too many there...

 

Feeder (first gig I ever went too, at Oxford Brookes Uni when I was 15)

Sterophonics (x2)

Foo Fighters (x2)

Supergrass

Dogshow (amazing live techno, check them out)

Alphabet Backwards

Biffy Clyro

Velvet Revolver

The Prodigy (x2)

Chemical Brothers (x2)

Underworld (x3)

Orbital

Hot Chip

The Freestylers

Muse

Sigur Ros

Squarepusher

jamie Lidell

Zero 7

Ulrich Schnauss

Roni Size Reprazent

Arrested Development

Hybrid

Most recently... Engine Earz (live dubstep, was actually very good)

Edited February 18, 2010 by feltcher

It is hurting my brain to try and make this complete and organized, but I like this thread so I will just put it here as is.Some of these dates are wrong I'm sure.

 

-------------------

 

 

92-96

Michael Hedges

Los Angeles Guitar Ensemble (life changing)

The Guess Who

Luther Allsion (blues)

Aerosmith / Collective Soul

Ozzy/Sepultura (!)/Type O Negative

Pat Methany

Tom Petty and The Heratbreakers

The Turtles

 

Other shows:

 

Stabbing Westward 99?

Ozzfest 98

Ozzfest 99

 

ICP (LOL terrible show) (99?)

Static X/Powerman 5000/Dope (awesome) 1999

 

Marilyn Manson 96

Marilyn Manson 97

Marilyn Manson/Monster Magnet 98

Marilyn Manson 99 (ozzfest)

Marilyn Manson 2000

Marilyn Manson 2002 (Ozzfest)

Marilyn Manson 2004

 

Nine Inch Nails 2005

Nine Inch Nails 2006

Nine Inch Nails 2006

Nine Inch Nails 2008

 

Tool 2001

Tool/Tomahawk 2002

Tool/Meshugga 2004

 

Korn/Rob Zombie 1998

 

Nine Inch Nails 1999

Ozzfest 1999

 

Ani Difranco 2000

 

Tori Amos 2002

Plaid (!)2002

Ozzfest 2002

 

Tori Amos 2003

Kotton Mouth Kings 2003 (meh)

 

Planet of The Drums 2004

Squarepusher/Cassette Boy (!) 2004

Marilyn Manson 2004

 

Fantomas 2005

Parliament Funkadelic (!) 2005

Planet of The Drums 2005

 

 

Opeth 2006

Bucket Head x2 2006

Alice In Chains 2006

Wu Tang Clan 2006

KRS 1 2006

Blackalicious 2006

KMFDM 2006

Kreator/Napalm Death 2006

Pigface 2006

Guns n Roses/Sebastian Bach 2006

Ozzfest 2006/System Of A Down/Between The Buried and Me/Strapping young lad/

 

 

Peeping Tom 2007

Buckethead 2007

Smashing Pumpkins 2007 x2

 

Beat and Bad Lieutenant 2006

 

 

 

Had tickets to, but missed because I didn't get a good grade on test:

Ac/DC

Kiss

 

Shows that it kills me I missed:

 

White Zombie/Pantera/Prong in Winston-Salem (94 maybe?)

Metallica (load tour)

Nirvana (93 came to NC, parents wouldn't let me go)

i know there's more

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:23 AM, Brandi_B said:

Squarepusher/Cassette Boy (!) 2004

 

I saw them on that tour as well, when they came to L.A. What did you think of Cassette Boy? He was wearing a Bush or Tony Blair mask I think... and I hate to say it but was kinda' boring.

 

Or maybe it was the anticipation of seeing Squarepusher that made me super anxious for him to get off stage.

 

Did that beat boxer The Human Orchestra open that night too? He blew me away. Not sure if he was on all tour stops though.

 

Tom's set was awesome though, I loved it. Bass fingers faster than I could keep up with and blinding strobes pointed at the audience. Great sound, great show.

94: sting

and that's it. that's the only concert i've ever been to

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:35 AM, Superstix said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:23 AM, Brandi_B said:

Squarepusher/Cassette Boy (!) 2004

 

I saw them on that tour as well, when they came to L.A. What did you think of Cassette Boy? He was wearing a Bush or Tony Blair mask I think... and I hate to say it but was kinda' boring.

 

Or maybe it was the anticipation of seeing Squarepusher that made me super anxious for him to get off stage.

 

Did that beat boxer The Human Orchestra open that night too? He blew me away. Not sure if he was on all tour stops though.

 

Tom's set was awesome though, I loved it. Bass fingers faster than I could keep up with and blinding strobes pointed at the audience. Great sound, great show.

 

you didn't ask me, but i didn't like cassetteboy because one of the guys bopped me on the head with a foam-rubber bat while they were entering the stage!

the ones that got away

SKINNY PUPPY and UNDERWORLD

2 bands I really want to see before I die

last time SP showed up it was $50

 

:sigh:

  On 2/19/2010 at 1:26 AM, IRARI said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:35 AM, Superstix said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:23 AM, Brandi_B said:

Squarepusher/Cassette Boy (!) 2004

 

I saw them on that tour as well, when they came to L.A. What did you think of Cassette Boy? He was wearing a Bush or Tony Blair mask I think... and I hate to say it but was kinda' boring.

 

Or maybe it was the anticipation of seeing Squarepusher that made me super anxious for him to get off stage.

 

Did that beat boxer The Human Orchestra open that night too? He blew me away. Not sure if he was on all tour stops though.

 

Tom's set was awesome though, I loved it. Bass fingers faster than I could keep up with and blinding strobes pointed at the audience. Great sound, great show.

 

you didn't ask me, but i didn't like cassetteboy because one of the guys bopped me on the head with a foam-rubber bat while they were entering the stage!

 

Annoying!!!!!!!!!!

  On 2/19/2010 at 1:36 AM, Superstix said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 1:26 AM, IRARI said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:35 AM, Superstix said:

  On 2/19/2010 at 12:23 AM, Brandi_B said:

Squarepusher/Cassette Boy (!) 2004

 

I saw them on that tour as well, when they came to L.A. What did you think of Cassette Boy? He was wearing a Bush or Tony Blair mask I think... and I hate to say it but was kinda' boring.

 

Or maybe it was the anticipation of seeing Squarepusher that made me super anxious for him to get off stage.

 

Did that beat boxer The Human Orchestra open that night too? He blew me away. Not sure if he was on all tour stops though.

 

Tom's set was awesome though, I loved it. Bass fingers faster than I could keep up with and blinding strobes pointed at the audience. Great sound, great show.

 

you didn't ask me, but i didn't like cassetteboy because one of the guys bopped me on the head with a foam-rubber bat while they were entering the stage!

 

Annoying!!!!!!!!!!

 

another funny thing about that show is tom pointed in my direction (i was right at the front) and i thought he was pointing at me but there was a hot girl behind me

I found cassette boy entertaining. I don't know who played before them, it was somebody Djing. I liked their Harry Potter mashup thing and the bush/blair masks. But was not really too impressed. However I talked to them after the show and they were pretty nice.I asked what they used to slice up everything and the guy said wavelab, and I loled (never liked wavelab) and told him to get cool edit/audition, and he had never heard of it! Which made me lol even more. I spoke to Tom after the show too and he was super nice and seemed a bit shy at the number of people waiting for him at the tour bus. I gave him a cd of mine and he actually said "I love hearing stuff like this" i guess meaning from fans, which surprised me, though I find it doubtful he made it past track 1 if he even listened to it b/c it was not some of my better music. I said "thanks for coming to NC, people around here rarely get to hear music like yours" and he got a lil blushy and said thx and went on to sign the record of the guy that was too nervous to ask him (he got his GF to do it for him). All in all one of the most amazing shows I've ever been to. The midi sync'd strobes were cool, but after about beer #5 I felt like I was going to have a seizure.

 

Plaid was also awesome. Didn't look up from their computers much, but had the energy up there tweaking their mixer. Their laptops crashed right before the peak of "new family" and it was so facepalm made me never want to use a computer live (though i eventually did, and do). They didn't do the song over either, they just went onto the next one which was kinda sad. Seeing music like that live, and mostly the amount of people that went to see them and squarepusher really made my heart warm for non-mainstream electronic music (sp was almost sold out in a venue of about 1000 capacity).

Edited February 19, 2010 by Brandi_B

does this include festivals?

In rough chronological order :

 

KISS w/

- Ted Nugent

- Skid Row

LOL First show! I was in 5th grade.

Deer Creek Music Center

Indianapolis, IN

 

Megadeath w/

- Iced Earth

Indianapolis, IN

 

Iced Earth (4/7/2003) w/

- In Flames

- Jag Panzer

The Emerson Theater

Indianapolis, IN

13th Birthday!

 

Squarepusher (4/7/2004) w/

- Cassetteboy

- Kenny Muhammad

Ultravisitor tour

14th Birthday!

Wexner Center for the Arts

Columbus, OH

 

Opeth w/

- Dark Tranquillity

- The Devin Townsend Band

Ghost Reveries tour

Bogart's

Cincinnati, OH

 

Chiptune Resistance Tour w/

- Nullsleep

- Bitshifter

- Saskrotch

Chicago, IL

 

Death Cab For Cutie w/

- Ted Leo and The Pharmacists

Murat Theatre

Indianapolis, IN

 

TV on the Radio (3/9/2007) w/

- Subtle

Return To Cookie Mountain tour

W. L. Lyons Brown Theatre

Louisville, KY

 

Social Distortion (7/18/2007) w/

- The Hangmen

Bogart's

Cincinnati, OH

 

Harry and the Potters (7/29/2007) w/

- Draco and the Malfoys

Big Car Gallery

Indianapolis, IN

 

Interpol (7/31/2007) w/

- Calla

Our Love To Admire tour

Murat Egyptian Room

Indianapolis, IN

 

TV on the Radio (8/2/2007)

Return To Cookie Mountain tour

2x seeing TVOTR

Bogart's

Cincinnati, OH

 

Katatonia (9/14/2007) w/

- Swallow the Sun

- Insomnium

- Scar Symmetry

The Great Cold Distance tour

The Pearl Room

Mokena, IL

 

R. Kelly (12/8/2007) w/

- Keyshia Cole

- J. Holiday

LOL Free tickets w/ friends Hilariously good time!

Conseco Fieldhouse

Indianapolis, IN

 

Autechre (4/11/08) w/

- Massonix

- Rob Hall

Quaristice tour

The Abbey Pub

Chicago, IL

 

The Presidents of the United States of America (5/8/2008) w/

- M.O.T.O.

The Abbey Pub

Chicago, IL

Ex-gf pick, but fun

 

Bonnaroo 2008: (6/12 - 15)

- Battles

- Les Claypool

- Gogol Bordello

- Les Claypool jamming w/ Gogol Bordello

- Lupe Fiasco

- Talib Kweli

- Chali 2na

- Metallica

- Pearl Jam

- !!!

- Tiësto

- Iron & Wine

- Jack Johnson

- Israel Vibration

- Widespread Panic

- Royal Bangs

+ More

Bits and pieces of:

- MGMT

- Umphrey's McGee

+ More

All expenses paid by ex-gf's mother!

 

Mindless Self Indulgence (6/18/2008) w/

- The Birthday Massacre

- Julien-K

Headliners

Louisville, KY

 

This fucking blew. I was dragged along by my ex. Easily the worst show I've ever been to. I sat miserably in the corner trying not to vomit. GF agreed it was the worst show she had been too and she's a fan... this should give you some insight into the horror. I hate MSI.

 

My Bloody Valentine (9/27/2008) w/

- Hopewell

Reunion tour

The Aragon Ballroom

Chicago, IL

 

Toadies (10/11/2008) w/

- People in Planes

Ex-girlfriends choice

 

TV on the Radio (10/18/2008) w/

- The Dirtbombs

Dear Science Tour

3x seeing TVOTR

Bogart's

Cincinnati, OH

 

Venetian Snares (12/5/2008) w/

- Otto von Schirach

- Cyrusrex

- Naha

- Surachai

- Benn Jordan (The Flashbulb) DJ Set

Detrimentalist tour

Reggie's Rock Club

Chicago, IL

Movement: Detroit Electronic Music Fesival 2009: (5/23 – 25)

- Afrika Bambaataa

- Flying Lotus

- RJD2

- DJ Z-Trip

- Michna

- The Glitch Mob

- Bassnectar

- Busy P

- Kero

+ More

Afterparty w/

- Technical Itch

- Dieselboy

@ The C-Pop Gallery

 

Warp20 NYC:(9/4 - 5/2009)

- CLARK

- Flying Lotus

- Battles

- Pivot

- Hudson Mohawke

- !!!

- Warp DJs

2x seeing FlyLo, Battles, & !!!

Terminal 5 & World Financial Center Winter Garden

 

Venetian Snares (10/23/2009) w/

- Wisp

- Surachai

Filth / The Shimmering Hour tour

2x seeing VSnares

Reggie's Rock Club

Chicago, IL

 

 

+ Tons and tons of local punk shows and whatever local electronic music manages to turn up!

  On 2/19/2010 at 3:58 AM, Deepex said:

Katatonia (9/14/2007) w/

- Swallow the Sun

- Insomnium

- Scar Symmetry

The Great Cold Distance tour

The Pearl Room

Mokena, IL

 

how were insomnium?

I've been to local shows (mostly indie) with my friends and saw Van Halen and Tower of Power with my dad.

 

I've missed seeing The Crystal Method and Nine Inch Nails, but I got tickets to see The National in late May.

  On 2/19/2010 at 4:14 AM, IRARI said:

how were insomnium?

 

I wasn't familiar with them when I went, but I really enjoyed their performance!

  On 2/19/2010 at 3:58 AM, Deepex said:

 

 

R. Kelly (12/8/2007) w/

- Keyshia Cole

- J. Holiday

LOL Free tickets w/ friends Hilariously good time!

Conseco Fieldhouse

Indianapolis, IN

 

Nice one! I missed Kellz. My gf and I were going to see him in Chicago 2 Christmases ago. I regret missing that.

june 20, 1996

coca-cola lakewood amphitheatre, atlanta

the furthur festival

hot tuna

john westly harding

los lobos

alvin youngblood hart

bruce hornsby

flying karamazov brothers

mickey hart's mystery box

bob weir's ratdog

 

*only kinda wanted to go to this because this young lady my dad worked with invited me, it was pretty fun

 

july 16, 1996

masquerade music park, atlanta

rage against the machine

 

*definitely awesome, i was toward the back of the park but i saw the setlist on the soundboard

 

september 20, 1996

chastain park amphitheatre, atlanta

b.b. king blues festival

storyville

booker t. jones

dr. john

the neville brothers

b.b. king

 

*don't remember much about this but i don't regret seeing dr. john, always liked "right place wrong time"

 

june 13, 1997

coca-cola lakewood amphitheatre, atlanta

lynyrd skynyrd

paul rodgers

kenny wayne shepherd

 

*was fun because my cousin and his best friend keith were there, got offered a joint but his parents were there too

 

november 26, 1997

house of blues @ the tabernacle, atlanta

busta rhymes

 

*this was free to me because a guy i met at mars music asked me to promote the show at my middle school

 

february 12, 1999

the tabernacle, atlanta

kenny wayne shepherd

 

*do not remember anything about this at all

 

may 1, 1999

civic center marta station at w. peachtree st., atlanta

music midtown festival

 

*can't find lineup info and don't remember any of it

 

august 15, 1999

lakewood amphitheater, atlanta

steve miller band

george thorogood and the destroyers

 

*was also fun because i was just with gavin and keith's friends this time, got high but keith made me dance

 

september 4, 1999

lakewood amphitheatre, atlanta

the allman brothers band

 

*was pretty fun, once again with gavin and keith, snuck a joint in and walked around getting high in public

 

september 18, 1999

lakewood amphitheatre, atlanta

99x big day out

 

*i can't remember who played this, seems like moby, bush, and live, maybe cake... enjoyed live but missed moby

 

september 28, 1999

philips arena, atlanta

zz top with lynynrd skynyrd

 

*this was pretty cool but by now i was less than enthused with my dad's foisted southern rock

 

december 9, 1999

philips arena, atlanta

rage against the machine

anti-flag

gang starr

 

*this was fucking great, i went with my dad (i was only 16) and loved gang starr but he didn't like the cussing

 

april 7, 2000

the tabernacle, atlanta

galactic

 

*not bad as i was into jambands at the time, stanton moore is a really good drummer, wouldn't see them again

 

may 7, 2000

civic center station and north avenue station, atlanta

music midtown festival

 

*all i remember from this was getting too high and sitting down in the middle of béla fleck and the flecktones' set

 

june 22-24, 2000

amsouth amphitheatre, tennessee & lakewood amphitheatre, atlanta

phish

 

*missed the tenn. show but i had a great time both nights in atlanta, they played a very well-received tweezer

 

september 30, 2000

the tabernacle, atlanta

moe.

 

*these guys put on a good show, i took too much acid though but it was really clean and i didn't freak out

 

november 17-18, 2000

the tabernacle, atlanta

the string cheese incident

 

*again, a product of my jamband/drug fixation, these were actually good shows if you can get past the silliness

 

december 23, 2000

coca-cola roxy theatre, atlanta

sound tribe sector 9

 

*excellent show, one of the best i've seen, took enough acid to think i was dead but the visuals were fantastic

 

april 24, 2004

echo lounge, atlanta

squarepusher

cassetteboy

 

*had a great time here, this was probably the best concert i've ever seen

 

july 30, 2004

georgia theatre, athens

ozric tentacles

 

*tried the front door it was open walked in and watched the soundcheck alone with the band, show was great but jon's mic went out and he left the stage; i was tripping really hard and left early but still got lost on the way home and had to spend the night in a hotel

 

november 21, 2008

the tabernacle, atlanta

dragonforce

powerglove

turisas

 

*i know essines will hate me but i really enjoyed this show, i would go see dragonforce again and the supporting acts were great, the only thing i didn't like was the frequent usage of "fuck" between songs

 

august 21, 2009

the tabernacle, atlanta

sound tribe sector 9

big gigantic

 

*got all-access because my cousin is in the band, met everyone and had great seats, pretty fun and would see them again (especially or perhaps only for free)

 

september 3, 2009

the masquerade, atlanta

ozric tentacles

 

*some shitty dub band opened, i met a really cool couple but i got too drunk and vomited out front, left early because i had something to do the next day

 

february 14, 2010

the earl, east atlanta

tortoise

disappears

 

*this show rivalled squarepusher for the best concert i've seen, met disappears and jeff parker from tortoise and mentioned watmm but not by name, met a cool guy who knew a lot about stereolab, i didn't stay the whole time i'm not sure why i have a waning attention span as i get older but it was off the chain

 

upcoming:

 

march 18, 2010

the loft, atlanta

kool keith

 

*hope there's no opening act and that he does dr. octagon material

 

march 21, 2010

the tabernacle, atlanta

rust in peace tour

exodus

testament

megadeth

 

*a lot less excited since slayer's not involved but i told my friend i would go so i'm honor-bound

seriously racking my brains on this one

 

starts with weird al, then the cardigans/atari teenage riot/beck (for ten minutes)

later:

sunburned hand of the man

wolf eyes twice

buck 65

animal collective

lighting bolt twice

battles

psychic paramount

godspeed you black emperor

growing three(?) times

kid koala

medeski martin and wood

dj shadow

why

restiform bodies

jamie lidell twiceclue to kalo

justice twice

midnight juggernauts

sigur ros

flight of the conchords twice

clue to kalo

themselves

michael flowers

majik markers

microphones

black lips

sebastian (i think)

madlib (but in the same show, i missed percee p's ENTIRE set. fuck.)

aloe blacc

mf doom

whitehouse

acid mothers temple like three times? lol

bardo pond

man man

boredoms

autechre

snd

broadcast

prefuse 73

nautical almanac

gang gang dance

buzzardstain (lol)

ariel pink (SO MUCH FUCKING FUN)

tickley feather

dub narcotic sound system

tortoise

diplo

rjd2

yo la tengo

i think i saw ghost live? i wish i saw a live ghost instead

mirror/dash

flaherty and corsano (and from what i remember, a crazy jam with twig harper, thurston moore, kim gordon and chris corsano)

jackie-o motherfucker

Prurient (lol, when he was done his set, he just threw his microphone on the ground, screamed "FUCK!" and STORMED out of the hall, pushing people out of his way really violently)

Clue to Kalo

Hella (and at one show, when the guitarist's relative passed away, the show instead consisted of Zach Hill, the drummer from Man Man and members of the Arkestra, among others)

Rubber-O-Cement

The Advantage

Deerhoof twice

A Hawk and A Hacksaw

Caribou/Manitoba

One Speed Bike

Radiohead

Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks

Moby

The Roots

Comets on Fire

I feel like I saw Anti-Pop Consortium, but I might be wrong

Excepter

Afrirampo

Do Make Say Think

Broken Social Scene

 

A lot of bands whose music I'm not really into now, but I'm still happy I saw all of them.

 

sidenote: R5 Productions in Philadelphia literally made almost ALL of those happen. Philly wasn't as bad as I thought.

 

I stopped seeing shows for awhile—just let school/work take over, but my girlfriend and I have decided to see more shows. So far, we have tickets for washed out, dam funk, woods, major lazer, boys noize and proxy.

edit: oh yeah, and kanye west, during the time between his first and second release lol

The first proper show I saw was Depeche Mode and Nitzer Ebb in 1988, which was pretty fantastic.

 

Since then, here is a partial list...

 

 

International Noise Conspiracy

Russel Haswell

No Means No

The Donnas

Quannum

Galactic Cowboys

Seigmen

The Wildhearts

Lamb

Clawfinger

Utarm

Life of Agony

Son Volt

Slipknot

Krisiun

Ragnarok

Vital Remains

Visceral Bleeding

So Much Hate

Life, But How To Live It

Spawn of Possession

Abhinanda

My Bloody Valentine

Urfaust

Quicksand

Ozric Tentacles

Lee Ranaldo

Disiplin

Thurston Moore

Gogogo Airheart

Borknagar

Einherjer

I

Keep of Kalessin

Khold

Koldbrann

Jaga Jazzist

JR Ewing

Melt Banana

Weird War

Aura Noir

Fantomas

Mr. Bungle

Tomahawk

Brian Jonestown Massacre

Serena Maneesh

Lou Barlow

Sophia

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Fireside

Ministry

Luke Vibert

The Soundtrack of our Lives

Union Carbide Productions

Einstürzende Neubaten

Cranes

Sugar

Thorr's Hammer

Midnight Oil

EMF

The Pogues

BMX Bandits

Next Life

Sarcoma Inc

Blonde Redhead

Beastie Boys

The Locust

Orthrelm

Heavy Trash

The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion

Wolves in the Throne Room

Sunn

Confessor

Down

King's X

Horde

Extol

Manowar

Stephen O'Malley

Shining (se)

Shining (no)

Tsjuder

Gojira

...And you will know us by the trail of dead

Dillinger Escape Plan

Poison Idea

Nashville Pussy

Interpol

Bloc Party

Out Hud

Velvet Revolver

Le Tigre

Queens of the Stoneage

Steve Vai

Joe Satriani

Robert Fripp

Dream Theater

Deicide

Vomitory

Mucky Pup

Joanna Newsom

Dinosaur Jr

Antony and the Johnsons

Rockbitch

Jamie Lidell

Brant Bjork & The Bros

Fennesz

The Young Gods

Elvis Costello

!!!

Enslaved

Aeternus

1349

Disiplin

Decapitated

Cryptopsy

Aborym

Defiled

Immortal

Rotting Christ

The Cramps

High on Fire

Sonic Boom

Hot Hot Heat

Bonnie Prince Billie

Tortoise

Sinister

Biosphere

Animal Collective

Burst

Deftones

Dälek

Happy Mondays

Spank Rock

Jazzkammer

Flaming Lips

Nebula

Smog

Willie Nelson

Deep

Deep Purple

Primus

Stereolab

Grip Inc.

Motley Crue

Pavement

Düreforsög

Daft Punk

Air

16 Horsepower

The 3rd and the mortal

Jamiroquai

Lemonheads

Living Colour

Motorpsycho

Magma

New Order

Overkill

Spiritualized

Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy

Afghan Wigs

Mercury Rev

Megadeth

Faith No More

Mindfunk

Stillborn

Violent Femmes

Teenage Fanclub

Television

Primal Scream

Suede

Scorn

Monster Magnet

Hellacopters

Hard-Ons

Blur

The Blood Brothers

Pretty Girls Make Graves

Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Dark Tranquility

Björk

Tool

Rage against the Machine

Fudge Tunnel

Gluecifer

Misfits

Carcass

Black Sabbath

Marilyn Manson

Bad Religion

Anathema

Witchcraft

Meshuggah

Frontline Assembly

Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Neil Young & Booker T and the MG's

Venetian Snares

Knut

Aphex Twin (Also as Richard D. James)

Merzbow

Dying Fetus

Misery Index

Origin

Karate

Luna

Fu Manchu

Breach

Skitsystem

Refused

Lok

Turbonegro

Stierkampf

Anal Babes

Joe Strummer

The Strokes

Dissection

Hades

Cadaver

Anthrax

Suicidal Tendencies

Iron Maiden

Morbid Angel

Entombed

Unleashed

Nirvana

Pearl Jam

Helmet

Screaming Trees

Alice in Chains

Megadeth

Soundgarden

King Crimson

Rush

Metallica

Faith No More

Fugazi

Napalm Death

Machine Head

Meshuggah

Slayer

Kraftwerk

Sonic Youth

Cornershop

The Streets

Public Enemy

Invocator

Cynic

Watain

Celtic Frost

Kreator

Sodom

Destruction

Sepultura

Paradise Lost

Sick of it All

The Mars Volta

Khanate

Oren Ambarchi

Kiss

Fad Gadget

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Mastodon

Nile

Gorgoroth

Nidingr

Red Harvest

Emperor

Fever Ray

Squarepusher

Satyricon

Dimmu Borgir

Arcturus

Dødheimsgard

Marduk

Dark Funeral

Vader

Six Feet Under

Death

Obituary

Opeth

Suffocation

Brutal Truth

The Rolling Stones

New Model Army

Konkhra

The Prodigy

Radiohead

NiN

Rollins Band

Guns n' Roses

Morrissey

The Knife

Yoko Ono

Beck

Hot Snakes

Crowbar

Pantera

Cro-Mags

Motorhead

Swans

Red Harvest

Incantation

Behemoth

The God Machine

The Jesus and Mary Chain

The Fall

Cannibal Corpse

Atheist

Nuclear Assault

S.O.D.

Mayhem

Hole

Death Angel

Exodus

Equinox (no)

Hobbs Angel of Death

Sadus

Testament

Voivod

Today is the Day

Neurosis