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what is it man??? seems a cool picture



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that's a pretty awesome picture

funny, i was going to make a blue album thread directed towards jorsh. its a bad ass record and it makes me feel good listening to it



that artist has done some cool shit, including the first baroness

amazing stuff

check this song out aod. ecspecially the solo that comes in around 2:10



[youtube]NRVoADOIRSs[/youtube]

I jammed a pentanic in F at the beginnnig while listening. I'm here with guitar right now



what is "SLUDGE" metal??



this sounds like a mix of stoner and hard rock

[quote name="rhino"]funny, i was going to make a blue album thread directed towards jorsh. its a bad ass record and it makes me feel good listening to it



that artist has done some cool shit, including the first baroness





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this here one is my favorite hes done

that hard-on bearer's art wins

I think it is too repetitive. Like Shepard Fairley of Obey fame. Same thing all the time gets old.

it's cool but yeah a lot of it looks too similar

I love the art for Baroness. Great albums too.

[quote name="Uber Grim Kvlt"]I think it is too repetitive. Like Shepard Fairley of Obey fame. Same thing all the time gets old.[/quote]

[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]I jammed a pentanic in F at the beginnnig while listening. I'm here with guitar right now



what is "SLUDGE" metal??



this sounds like a mix of stoner and hard rock[/quote]





not totally "sludge" but falls into that and stoner, check out 16, High On Fire, and Rwake, you might dig those bands.

alphonse mucha on acid

[quote name="Famous Mortimer"]alphonse mucha on acid[/quote]

:truth:



this is what i was thinking too

it's not quite as obvious in some of the earlier examples (lack of idealized forms of the lady kind, mainly, but most of the telltale signs are still there -- bold outlines, halo, cohesive color palette, etc.) in this thread, but the DH/PD covers give it away with signal flares.



dude injects a kinda-sorta-modern flavor into the style of one of my favorite 20th century visual artists. for the most part it works, even though it's wholly derivative. in fact, the only one i really don't care for is the kylesa cover, where you can tell the hard-on bearer is clearly trying to break tradition and maybe establish his own style. he should stick to recontextualizing that mucha flavor, it is a delicious hearty stew to his own stylings' not-quite-there watered down soup concentrate, straight outta the can

ps i am drunk



i guess maybe that should be obvious by now (friday/saturday night plus verbosity minus point/direction = stormy is drunk, generally speaking) but i have no idea.