For those who don't know Les, fun fact: he once audition for Metallica and they denied him based solely on the fact that he is far too damn good for them.
I've seen tons of bands live (Slayer, Megadeth, Sepultura, Napalm Death, Cannibal Corpse, Korn, System of a Down, Pantera, Slipknot, Lamb of God - to name a few). But Primus is the band that showed me first hand the largest mosh pit I've ever seen, and it was to this mighty cute song:
I can't figure out if you're joking @BlastaMasta, but it's not really funny. You're probably being sarcastic, but it's hard to tell over text on a forum, so maybe try to cool off. Thanks.
@Zenbane Big FNM fan here - haven't heard the latest album yet though. Reading your recent posts I noticed you mentioning Chuck Schuldiner - dang I've put death metal behind me more than a decade ago, but I used to love his band Death. RIP indeed - he was very talented.
I don't know if you like instrumental music, but Ben Sharp's Cloudkicker act is pretty diverse and well.. good! 🙂 I'm not so fond of his early stuff, which I find too mechanical/industrial, but everything from Beacons and onward is excellent imo.
That song We're goin' in. We're going down. is pretty damn fantastic.
I absolutely do love instrumentals. When I was just a youngling learning to play the guitar, I started off with Instrumentals. I have a fairly decent college of Guitar Tab publications, most by Cherry Lane Music. Including the tab for the entire "The Real Thing" album by Faith No More.
In fact, the first ever published instrumental I learned to play on the guitar - start to finish, without error - was Woodpecker From Mars by FNM:
I was 14 years old at the time. And just for funsies, I took a picture of my original tablature publication for this album, which I've kept since 1990:
After that, I graduated to mastering instrumentals from Metallica: Call of Ktulu, Orion, To Live is To Die.
Probably my biggest accomplishment was learning "For the Love of God" by Steve Vai,