I love how tight Chris tunes his snare, he gets insanely crisp double rolls

Any more of your life story you care to share?

​@@omairSDHe also loves Dr. Strangelove but doesn't wanna watch the Shining, 2001, and Full Metal Jacket because it might make him not like Kubrick anymore.

@@chrisheist652 Haha

It should be

Cuz Spotify ain't got shit

nu metal?

¿

Exactly what was this lineup? It was Ben, Dimitri, Adam, Chris, and.....Derek Brantley? Idk about best, I'd say calculating , irony, miss machine in my opinion....best musicians with three flavors of singer

And I always thought Benoit was the perfect counter to Ben....he really got the shaft with his injury. ..but then so did Adam so idk

you and me both mate

me as well buddies

me as well B)

Don't come back pleb.

@@hijeejoo398 better a pelb than a sheep . Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I like that , and i like this too . me toooooooo. dont forget to follow th e herd

Kurt sucked anyway. That's why he blew his head off.

@@hijeejoo398 Oh my, took you 12 hrs to come up with that one . hope you weren't stewing for too long . Kurt had many issues and some bad influences with the people around him who had bad attitudes and no compassion whatsoever . Remind you of anyone ? Check your last reply . .

@@andezbox It took you 13 hours.

amazon if you want a physical copy

Make one

*Deadguy

Hands down the Vocalist for KISS IT GOODBYE (Obviously the same guy as Dead Guy) I Alwaaaaays felt was a suitably replacement at the end of Calculating Infinity Era when they were looking for new Vocalist.... He in my opinion is still the most powerful and red faced angry screamer ever👌 Nice to hear a Dead Guy reference 🤘🤘 Miss those days....

Ben admits a lot of the early stuff is just copying Deadguy haha

Tii

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William Stannard what

her too

.1998.

...was also standing directly in front of Dimitri (like a stoned nerd) most of the set! Was so hoping this band would have gone further with Dimitri, -as, this is my only knowledge, firsthand, with all members of this era.@

..it even has lots in common with some "jazz music"... I agree , so many or too many labels or genres. I've grown to love TDEP since only 2014 as a teen I was an anarchic hippy/punk +part time goth educated in the seventies, classically trained musician{plus jazz and prog rock , punk , etcetera} with parents who luckily let me do anything i wanted [obviously not serious crime].... Just making my point ...too many labels to describe me, let alone music and art! Now in mid 50 [anarchic laid back scruff] with the same partner for 25 years! Own a modest functional house [no criminal record!], always full of music and at least 1 dog, and most importantly i am very happy with-in myself ;~) John near Winchester in England

genres are helpful for finding similar artists or sounds, but yeah, I don't know why people feel the need to "define" it, especially when no one fuckin' asked.

Equinsu Ocha Yep !

All these songs were written when the band was still called Arcane..in fact, this was supposed to be an Arcane record

I don't really hear that much difference in their sound. Sure, it's gotten more technical, but the essence has remained pretty much the same.

after really giving it a listen your right. that dillinger vibe was still there.

Alex Crawford you can really hear it in chris pennie's drumming, and ben's clean passages

This EP sounds much more like Calculating Infinity than any of the crap that came after it.

+The Illuminaughty yeah

The Illuminaughty first listening to this today and I love it

The Illuminaughty ...... I first discovered TDEP with the album "One of us is the killer", and have spent tons of time since listening their music lots, and subsequently listening to all of the projects Mike Patton has been in, and I'm NOT particularly old at 53.... lucky enough to see Patton with FNM in London in 1989 i think, touring with their album " The Real Thing" , but got put-off by their album called Angel Dust... i think it was called.

@@The1stMrJohn You should give Angel Dust another chance. Fidelity-wise and instrumentally/compositionally it's quite impressive. And WEIRDER. If you like TDEP then "weird" should definitely not be a problem. But I'm also a bit biased because it was the first CD I ever owned. My 4th/5th grade mind and future taste in music was ruined forever. I'm 39 today.

I snatched a copy off the net. Still got it. Greg signed my Miss Machine CD twice.

Cool man ill take it...

i was lucky and bought this one from now or never records in like early 2001. original 1997 album. kinda wished I never opened now haha. who knew DEP would be who they are now?

David Nash that sums it up EXACTLY! WHO WOULDA THUNK IT? miss machine broke my heart upon release.(love it now)... I loved C.I., I was a relapse/ death metal freak who loved calculating infinity and Irony is a dead scene(opened my eyes to patton), but who saw it coming? brother, we were ahead of the curve, but I never saw it comin.

William McCann right on! so true! calculating is definitely a soft spot for me lol. great times.. i think any heavy record from about 98/99-2003/2004 we were spoiled for choice hahaha

Dude...The Dillenger Escape Plan are a hardcore band lol

***** Mathcore.

accurate statement

Paul Lizzi it says the Dillinger escape plan on it

Pretty sure It was released from a band called The Dillinger Escape Plan.