The "I used to love these guys" nostalgia thread

[jkokura]

I was looking through some old albums, and I found my old Living Sacrifice collection. This is my favourite song off that album.

Does anyone remember how big ska was at one point? I loved Five Iron Frenzy quite a bit. Turns out they're gonna do some 'reunion' stuff now!

Jacob

[gtr2]

LOL I've got that FIF cd along with some others and the Supertones.  Seen them all a few times when they were touring "back in the day"

Josh

[enjoyadrian]

for me it was incubus. I grew away from that sound in high school, but I really loved the use of guitar effects in most of the songs.

[GermanCdn]

Living Sacrifice, there's a blast from my high school past.  In the same vein (and genre, more or less), I recently rediscovered Bride's "Snakes in the Playground".  Great album.  Stuff since then, though, not so much.

[aziltz]

my guilty pleasure was Everclear, in high school.  I listened to much more interesting music before and after it but I have a special place in my heart for the uber-repetitive, over-produced, hook heaven that was/is Everclear.

[Jack Deville]

I see Art around town.

[jkokura]

I used to love these guys too!

Jacob

[gtr2]

I used to love Switchfoot.  Then I didn't really dig their later albums.  But now the latest album Vises Verses is pretty good.  There are a couple great tracks, Afterlife and Darkhorses.

Josh

[aziltz]

I used to love Switchfoot.  Then I didn't really dig their later albums.  But now the latest album Vises Verses is pretty good.  There are a couple great tracks, Afterlife and Darkhorses.

Josh

interesting.  Ive really been into their last 3 or 4 albums.  I'll check out this new one.

[Scruffie]

Gettin' past the christian lyrics aspect, I did enjoy Five Iron Frenzy along with Reel big fish etc.

Incubus was a big one back in the day, strangely enough tied in with Slipknot... then there was all the Iron Maiden/Metallica etc.

I grew up in the 90s where gothy stuff like Evanescence and Manson were big, fond memories even if I now hate manson.

Then there was Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Papa Roach, Limp Bizkit & Linkin Park, can't imagine myself listening to that now... probably for the best.