Anyone knows what happen to these great local bands?

Er, wassup with this guy?

Do I even know you in person?

don't pay notice to him
a sad old has been that's completely forgotten.
he just goes in thread to thread trying to provoke people with his stupidity and apparent excellent knowledge in music, especially the bass.


wanna hit on me? go ahead. i know im fat too.
at least im not in denial like the puta you are.
 
all those bands stated....?

there was nothing musical or talent existing in any of their music, shows or songs.

all they generated ws noise, lots of it and waste any/everybody's time watching or hearing them live.

thank god they've grown up, moved on...and dissapeared...

good f88king riddance.....

I've been with Stompin' Ground since day 1 (that's 21 years ago). Yes, I have grown up... but haven't moved on and have not disappeared. It's good to know what you have to say about "all those bands stated". It doesn't bother me at all 'coz your opinions tell others more of what kind of a person/musician you really are... as opposed to what it tells them about us.

I listen to just about any genre there is in music. As a musician, I must be versatile. If not as a player, then at least as a listener. It's unfortunate that a so-called "professional" musician such as yourself have nothing better to do than to flame other musicians that belong to a genre your narrow mind fail to understand.

I really don't care how good you are on bass. You can do magic tricks with it and swallow it whole. But you have certainly lost yourself a lot of street credibility and respect as a musician, from us musicians.

So long.
 
whatever happend to metalgunz, singapore's metallica tribute band metalheadz and demonification? i remembered them thrashing it up a few years back.

Metalheadz is still active playing gigs. Those guys gonna play a gig soon @ tribute to metallica, check the gigs/concert thread thing. As for Demonification, disbanded since 2004. Thankxxx for asking. Salute!!!
 
Some of my kaki nangers alerted me to this thread. Being an alumni of the Big O New School Rock II album, I'd like to say a big "Hi there" to members of Stompin ground and other bands who were on the album and part of the Big O movement ... its me Farid Long from the now semi retired band SHADES.... Uncle Suhaimi - we been criss-crossing each other gig path over the years but havent met before have we?

Big O /New School Rock spawned some great acts, some not mentioned in the list including Fish on Friday, Awol & the mighty Heritage. I remember fondly those times when the scene was truly "reactivated" by Big O with all these great underground acts. I truly admired some of these acts and have fond memories of appearing in the same gig billing and even jamming with some of the bands (I loved jamming the Padres Radio song with Joe Ng one night at a local club). If was indeed a most memorable time for me and many of the bands mentioned (bands ..dont choo deny it) .... so much so I had to dig out my old new school rock II album for a trip down memory lane.

Aquanaut had been a part of the scene too and has sessioned for me on numerous occassion. Without a doubt he is my oldest friend and a great musician BUT has been a major pain in the butt all the years (but I forgive U bro). I think many ppl who know him will agree he tends to go way overboard in these forums and I think its a case of him still being in Yemen (as we speak) for far too long and not being to score some female companionship during his enforced stay ..... Bro Aquanaut - I dun blame you -90% of men who tried camels said they prefer women.

ok .. moving rite along ...... Happy memories ppl
 
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I suck. So what?

all those bands stated....? there was nothing musical or talent existing in any of their music, shows or songs. all they generated ws noise, lots of it and waste any/everybody's time watching or hearing them live.

You could be right. Maybe some of them really might have been unmusical and talent-free. But... so what?

It's rock and roll and I like it.

It must be really confusing for you that people still listen to, and value, music made whenever it was you're referring to. And that people cherish fond memories of then, and still enjoy the current work of some the people playing.

If it was as bad as you say it must be really strange that people chose -and still choose- to waste their time (as you say) by going to see such talent-free musicians generate noise, both then and now.
If it's so bad then why would do people come back for more?
I guess you're insulting the audiences as well as the musicians by questioning their intelligence and taste.
And maybe you're forgetting that *maybe* they did it because they wanted to go-see. And they liked it. And they some of had fun.

You don't need to understand this. I know I can't understand why other people don't feel ill when Boyz ii Men come on the radio. I hope you enjoy what you do - in the same way I am enjoying leaving this post. It's fun for me. Otherwise it's pointless as this could be a fairly meaningless thread.
 
Not Grown Up? So what?

thank god they've grown up, moved on...and dissapeared...

Disappeared? I am sure many of the listed people are off your radar, but I am under the impression that many of them are still playing. And enjoying it.

I glad to say that lots of the gentlemen from your hit-list seem to have 'grown up' when I see them.

Me? Not sure. I am grown up enough to know you're entitled to your opinion. And I am grown up enough to simply be amused by what you're saying - and prepared to concede you're probably right.

But I must also be slightly retarded since I enjoyed reading your comment and because some part of me thinks: I am glad I annoyed you.

It feels rock and roll to me.
 
Good Riddance? Sorry. Haha.

good f88king riddance.....

Sorry. Some of us are still here. Hahaha.

Anyway, don't forget to enjoy yourself and have fun. If something's not fun it might not be worth doing. I bore this in mind when bothered to write this. If it amuses me for now, why not? Selfish maybe, but who cares since we're talentless, noise-making time-wasters.

I hope everyone here is enjoying this as otherwise it's a pretty pointless conversation / thread. I doubt anyone's going to change your mind about anything aquanaut, and I hope they don't get upset by your opinion of their talents.

Thanks for being such a fun guy.
 
aiyah Mr Aqua-Nought i can understand yr anger n bitterness 'cause i always angry n bitter oso maaah

let me be the other super old fart who sez dat last time band was all better not so good technically but gotch more ideas n innocence ok?

so its my old fart agst yours ok?
 
hello..

hi mr aquanut..my name is esam salleh..i sing for stoned revivals just so that u know who i am and am not some fictional character hiding behind some laptop..

let me share with u something..i remembered when i was like 15,in 1989 after school..heading to a gig at some community centre to catch a band that my school mate had told me about..we took the bus..lost our way and finally got to the venue..right on the dot when the guitarist struck the first chord on his guitars..the set i saw was so inspiring that weeks later i immediately formed my band as an outlet to fuel my teenage mind..an escape..as an outlet to say something..i have found something to hold on to instead of the gangs my fellow school mates were in..i found the beauty in imperfection..these bands didn't have that much skills or technical suaveness as yourself..but what they lacked in they compensated with their drive and passion and sincerity..we did not crave for attention, recognition or the chicks..we left that to the pub bands and their covers and whining of filipino bands stealing their bread n butter.

we had no one to look up to and we had to create our own lil scene..i used to play bass for my dad's instrumental surf band when i was 13..and the one thing he taught me was to respect fellow musicians..i find it disturbing that a person as yourself is still haunted by the past..and base your arguments on things you seen like 15 years or so ago? maybe you might have not been getting the success u so deserve..i am sorry to hear that and i do not blame you for feeling as such..being a kid from the void deck, playing the kapok guitar, it was overwhelming for me to hear my songs on the radio, hitting the charts..#1 on two radio stations..handpicked by No Doubt..playing before 7000 people who dun really dig my music..winning the top local english song award by compass..various tv appearances..magazines, zines..u name it..but that was the past..really and i dun mean to brag cos it means nothin to me and that anyone with enough passion and belief could do it..

one thing i know for sure is that i did not sell myself to get to where i got to..and i certainly never forgot where i came from..i got there because i connected with my audience and remained true to myself..i now reside in kuala lumpur..i came here with 400 bucks, my guitar and a bag of clothes..starting from scratch..getting to know people..playing at open mics..selling my cds by hand..slowly gaining fans..organising gigs..inviting fellow sg bands to play at my gigs..as a way to give back..

i am not rich..still am not..i always believe the harder u try to be something u are not, u will never get to where u would like to be at..i guess u must be someone older than me..i am a mere 35 years old..still got a long way to go...if we were on the same stage..you would probably out do me with your bass skills..not like it would bother me the least..anyways, the sad thing with people like yourself who say u are talented and have an excuse to put down others..is age definitely has not made you a wiser person unlike us, the kids who u blatantly stereotyped and lumped together..unlike u, we have grown up..learnt to respect others and think before we shoot our mouths off..u are lucky that u reside in yemen..and u are lucky that the kids from forum galleria have mostly become fathers and lead normal lives and hung their doc martens steel toes..

anyways, sorry if i said too much..or hurt your ego..take good care of the camels in yemen..may u find a good one to make it your wife..buy her a hijab maybe...u can do whatever u want actually, just dun put down fellow musicians..anyways, the band that i saw when i was a 15 year old kid was stompin ground..and the guitarist was suhaimie subandie..shame on u old man for saying such things..age has certainly not made u any better or wiser...now go back n perfect you basslines for smoke on the water...
 
Just FYI: GLOBAL CHAOS is still going on strong..
Now as part of my contributing back to the younge
ns.. I do music videos.. of other bands..sometimes show a few tricks to the up & coming bassists (EG: Shahrul - Dying with Mary Jane) along with script writing to the kids.

i have the upmost respect bands of different genres from METAL, LCHC bands to JAZZ & club bands..

As when the scene back then was still small.. the bands became friends..

Budi (of now the infamous WICKERD AURA BATUCADA) was a DEATH METAL DRUMMER for EURONYMOUS & a frontman for CRACKED HITLER & he's a wicked (pardon the pun) drum instructor!!!

Suhaimi of Stompin' is a mentor that I always love & respect.
Francis of OP is one hell of a drinking partner!! hehehe

Daren Lauchengco (THE SUDS) is a super disaster artist!!!

hi mr aquanut..my name is esam salleh..i sing for stoned revivals ...

U guys are just way ahead of the time dudes.. :)

love & respect from GLOBAL CHAOS.
 
With all that rich history in local music scene, u oldies should get together and like create a music museum and perhaps contributing ur relic-ish gears that u dun use anymore for exhibit and to help the new and young generation to understand how did we get to where we are today, if not for the senpais from the past!!
 
With all that rich history in local music scene, u oldies should get together and like create a music museum and perhaps contributing ur relic-ish gears that u dun use anymore for exhibit and to help the new and young generation to understand how did we get to where we are today, if not for the senpais from the past!!

u mean.. u still want my 1984 heavy metal BOSS distortion ah? :)
hehehehhe

just kidding bro..

I still have the fanzines from that era & fanzines that I also wrote.. must try to find a way to stick it here.. hmmm
 
hEY aDAM FROM gLOBAL cHAOS - ...DIDNT WE GIG TOGETHER IN SOME MULTI GENRE BIG O THING BACK THEN ? ... I THINK WE OPENED B4 U GUYS
 
heh, interesting outcome of the thread to see couple of earlier band folks posting in here.

Power dah! Even though theres heated moment, its good to hear your guys still rocking out somehow! Some of the music you people had done was my intro to local music back in various stage of 90s
 

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