I'll say doing the 2 last ones together, Paper Maché is something like FMB or The Funeral, an outro for the album. After Changes I vote for Float Along - Fill Your Lungs, Oddments or 12 Bar Bruise if you want more rocky stuff, those are their first albums. Sadly there's no more chunk like Rats' Nest or Petro, if you want other album in general I'll say Butterfly 3000
Literally came here to say this too. Most of What I Like is just a perfect song to close out the album reaction too, “if that makes any sense,” i swear he needs that quote on a T-shirt for his store.
If you want heavy, there’s not much left besides the early stuff which as others have mentioned are more Punky and Garage than Metal. What I haven’t seen anybody recommend yet is Satanic Slumber Party, their collaborations with old Flightless Labelmates Tropical F*ck Storm. I’d recommend only listening to Part 2 (Midnight in Sodom) because Part 1 is an intro and Part 3 is an extended ambient piece.
This is a nice little song. I feel like Stu was singing based off personal experience here, but I have no idea since I don't know the guy nor do I know his financial situation at the time. I usually focus on the guitar and vocals on this track, but Cavs was killing it on the drums! Just to let you know, the last track is a short instrumental, so you might as well do it in the same video as Most Of What I Like, which is another Joey song. I feel like part of why it's hard to distinguish Stu and Joey so often is the fact that Joey usually has some kind of effect on his vocals or is singing really quietly. I think the clearest Joey vocal you can hear is the "Yeah, I'm finally red" part in Hell's Itch (yes, that part's Joey). And sorry to say, but you've kinda already heard all of King Gizzard's heavy material, and Stu doesn't have a metal side project. The heaviest things in their discography you haven't heard are their earliest releases, which are more garage and punk than they are metal.
Like the others sayin, last two might fit in one vid. Don't know if there is any more 'Chunk' to find in the discography that you haven't already heard. 12 Bar is like surfer punk (I dig it). Great background music for skating or shredding.
I know it’s just an ep but people keep forgetting to mention willoughbys beach, which imo rules. That along with 12 bar bruise are probably the two hardest hitters left. Maybe float along but I never really liked that album so idk.
cavs drumming here is a lot like the 70s wall-of-sound era Hal Blaine kind of style, where he really digs into a groove even when the surrounding music is pretty calm. Not to mention the fact that even though the part comes across as basic (which, it definitely is), it's just so perfectly selected that it becomes just as much a part of the song as the melody or chord changes, and anything else would literally sound wrong
There's not much heaviness left tbh. Teenage Gizzard (compilation of their old old singles and one old unreleased track), Willoughby's Beach EP and 12 Bar Blues are all in the garage/surf side of things but they're raw and noisy (particularly the tracks on TG). Head On/Pill from FAAFYL is heavier, the production makes some of the other tunes noisy too but I wouldn't say heavy per se. There's the odd heavy track amongst the demo compilations too, dunno if you're planning on doing them or just listening on your own time
i would love to see something from Mastodon, theyre mostly metal but theyre highly melodic. there are hints of stoner metal, progresive metal, psychedelic and much more. i would recomend checking out their newest stuff like Teardrinker.
Okay I’ll write out what all you haven’t done. Sketches of Brunswick (mostly chill) Changes (a mix of stuff but mostly chill) Butterfly 3000 (synth pop with some chill some heavier ig) ~~~~pre Paper Maché~~~~ (Production is an acquired taste for these but they’re still great) Quaters (the king of chill) Oddments (the last outtakes album left) Float along/Fill Your Lungs (loud garage stoner rock) Eyes like the sky (stoner rock but western) 12 bar bruise (stoner party rock)
I'll say doing the 2 last ones together, Paper Maché is something like FMB or The Funeral, an outro for the album.
After Changes I vote for Float Along - Fill Your Lungs, Oddments or 12 Bar Bruise if you want more rocky stuff, those are their first albums. Sadly there's no more chunk like Rats' Nest or Petro, if you want other album in general I'll say Butterfly 3000
Literally came here to say this too. Most of What I Like is just a perfect song to close out the album reaction too, “if that makes any sense,” i swear he needs that quote on a T-shirt for his store.
If you want heavy, there’s not much left besides the early stuff which as others have mentioned are more Punky and Garage than Metal. What I haven’t seen anybody recommend yet is Satanic Slumber Party, their collaborations with old Flightless Labelmates Tropical F*ck Storm. I’d recommend only listening to Part 2 (Midnight in Sodom) because Part 1 is an intro and Part 3 is an extended ambient piece.
This is a nice little song. I feel like Stu was singing based off personal experience here, but I have no idea since I don't know the guy nor do I know his financial situation at the time. I usually focus on the guitar and vocals on this track, but Cavs was killing it on the drums!
Just to let you know, the last track is a short instrumental, so you might as well do it in the same video as Most Of What I Like, which is another Joey song. I feel like part of why it's hard to distinguish Stu and Joey so often is the fact that Joey usually has some kind of effect on his vocals or is singing really quietly. I think the clearest Joey vocal you can hear is the "Yeah, I'm finally red" part in Hell's Itch (yes, that part's Joey).
And sorry to say, but you've kinda already heard all of King Gizzard's heavy material, and Stu doesn't have a metal side project. The heaviest things in their discography you haven't heard are their earliest releases, which are more garage and punk than they are metal.
I think this might be my favorite from this album, this one just relaxes me.
If you look at the personnel credits for this album, it credits Cavs with drums/percussion and the other drummer Eric with “nothing” lol😂
This was my instant 1st favorite from this album! Now it's in my top 3 with Most of What I Like and Dirt.
Like the others sayin, last two might fit in one vid. Don't know if there is any more 'Chunk' to find in the discography that you haven't already heard. 12 Bar is like surfer punk (I dig it). Great background music for skating or shredding.
The closest to heavy you’ll find I’m afraid is eyes like the sky - which is a very acquired taste but I think you’ll fuck with it
I think the loudest it's gonna get after changes it float along fill your lungs
I know it’s just an ep but people keep forgetting to mention willoughbys beach, which imo rules. That along with 12 bar bruise are probably the two hardest hitters left. Maybe float along but I never really liked that album so idk.
Y'aint got no much chugs, Lt. Dan 😢
Heavy? Oh no. Am I going to have to recommend Eyes like the Sky
cavs drumming here is a lot like the 70s wall-of-sound era Hal Blaine kind of style, where he really digs into a groove even when the surrounding music is pretty calm. Not to mention the fact that even though the part comes across as basic (which, it definitely is), it's just so perfectly selected that it becomes just as much a part of the song as the melody or chord changes, and anything else would literally sound wrong
There's not much heaviness left tbh. Teenage Gizzard (compilation of their old old singles and one old unreleased track), Willoughby's Beach EP and 12 Bar Blues are all in the garage/surf side of things but they're raw and noisy (particularly the tracks on TG). Head On/Pill from FAAFYL is heavier, the production makes some of the other tunes noisy too but I wouldn't say heavy per se. There's the odd heavy track amongst the demo compilations too, dunno if you're planning on doing them or just listening on your own time
Satanic Slumber party next 3 song EP with Tropical Fuck Storm
i would love to see something from Mastodon, theyre mostly metal but theyre highly melodic. there are hints of stoner metal, progresive metal, psychedelic and much more. i would recomend checking out their newest stuff like Teardrinker.
Jacob's already a big Mastodon fan!
Also they copyright blocked me
@@rockdariff 😢
Okay I’ll write out what all you haven’t done.
Sketches of Brunswick (mostly chill)
Changes (a mix of stuff but mostly chill)
Butterfly 3000 (synth pop with some chill some heavier ig)
~~~~pre Paper Maché~~~~
(Production is an acquired taste for these but they’re still great)
Quaters (the king of chill)
Oddments (the last outtakes album left)
Float along/Fill Your Lungs (loud garage stoner rock)
Eyes like the sky (stoner rock but western)
12 bar bruise (stoner party rock)
Stoner rock is like psychedelic doom metal. The genre you're thinking of is just psych.