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God I miss Anthrax
Songs about/inspired by Sup Forums characters
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Brody Hernandez
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Jason Wood
Sebastian Young
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The Ballad of Barry Allen, written & performed by Carmine Infantino's nephew.
Thomas Nguyen
Ayden Thompson
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This whole album made me love Spawn
Damn shame that once I actually read the comics I thought they were nothing special
Jeremiah Davis
Alexander Hughes
>God I miss Anthrax
They haven't gone anywhere nigger, what are you talking about?
Landon Price
Daniel Ward
Wait are they still doing stuff?
Wyatt Perry
Daniel Robinson
Kayden Torres
Matthew Diaz
Does MF Doom in general count?
Regardless,
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Ryder Moore
Lincoln Miller
Jack Adams
Juan Lee
Nathaniel Nguyen
Are these the same people behind the teen titans intro theme?
Nicholas Miller
No. Shonen Knife is a Japanese pop-punk band from Osaka who've been active since the 1980s (I'm a big fan of their early work).
The Teen Titans intro theme was by Puffy (known outside of Japan as Puffy Ami Yumi), a teen J-pop duo who got their start in the mid-1990s who garnered a measure of international fame in the late 1990s/early 2000s.
Matthew Lee
Connor Allen
Miss them? Their last two albums were fucking great, honestly they're the only Big 4 that's currently good.
Christopher Jackson
Have any of the others done much recently? I haven't heard shit out of Metallica since... Death Magnetic? Megadeth put out a few awhile back, but I haven't heard anything recently. And Slayer I've usually just ignored anyways, though I did hear that they lost a founding member.
Justin Price
Isaac Ortiz
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>Wage the war on organized crime
>Sneak attacks, repel down the rocks
>Behind the lines
>Some people risk to employ me
>Some people live to destroy me
>Either way they die.
Parker Ramirez
Eh, I liked Slayer's latest album well enough (helps that I'm a fan of Gary Holt and Exodus as well), and what I've heard of Dystopia sounds good if you can ignore Megadave's thinly veiled xenophobia.
That being said, I find Testament, Exodus, and Overkill's recent offerings far more enjoyable than the Big 4's.
Adrian Hughes
Matthew Sanders
Technically Holy Wars is a whole mash up of references to various wars around the world, but most specifically the conflict in Ireland with the IRA.
Still fits Frank pretty well.
Austin Bennett
Frankly, I enjoy this song.
Carter Gutierrez
First half is about the various wars around the world. Second half is definitely about our boy Frank. Mustaine has said it multiple times.
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Joshua Gutierrez
Really? Cool, never realized that.
Also, I'm surprised that I have so few songs about Ghost Rider in my library, it's pretty classic metal iconography. Unless Painkiller counts.
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And this I guess.
Juan Collins
Megadeth's released at least two albums in the last five years, one was bad, one was good, but marred by Dave's pseudo-right wing views.
Metallica's done fuck all
Slayer lost Jeff Hanneman a couple years back, he was replaced with Exodus' Gary Holt, who is arguably the only guy who could replace him. Their recent album is decent, though suffers from writing issues since Kerry King doesn't think Gary is ready to write songs for them yet.
Anthrax is still kicking, don't know how their latest stuff has been received though.
Justin Fisher
I remember loving about half of Worship Music and not particularly enjoying the rest, but the good songs were amazing.
That said, I've never been the biggest fan of Anthrax in the first place, so maybe I'm just missing something.
Xavier Stewart
Also this one's about Frank too I guess.
Nolan Richardson
I think Dave says so in the liner notes, but the lyrics just sound like a generic mercenary character.
Sebastian Bell
Here's an obvious one.
Jaxson Nelson
Adam Flores
a song about matter eater lad
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Juan Anderson
Pretend they aren't user, let's leave it at that
Jacob Hernandez
Good pulls, God xtc is brilliant
Kevin Morris
Yeah, they put out an album this year, it's decent.
Eli Butler
I'm surprised no one beat me to it.
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Charles King
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If the new movie or cartoon ever get made, they need to have Iced Earth contribute to the soundtrack.
Jacob Miller
Josiah Anderson
someone did
Jonathan Adams
Aaron Sanchez
Isn't the only thing the album has to do with Wolverine at all is the name, and even then only because the record label forced the connection?
Ayden Miller
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Do songs created for movie adaptations of comics count?
Lucas Lopez
Despite what's claimed, the lyrics do seem to suit the character well.
That and the fucking guys made the video in Wolverine T-shirts. I'll bet they kept those shirts despite not wanting a funnybook company associated with their serious-music-for-serious-adults.
Anthony Scott
Not exactly a Sup Forums character, but too good a song to pass up.
Adam Hall
Well in that case
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Jayden Green
John Williams
Zaheer!
Isaac Baker
I vaguely remember one that featured Blue Beetle, Ted Kord to be specific. It wasn't a song and more of a performance from an orchestra. I can't seem to find it anymore. Any Sup Forumsmrades think they can help?
Carson Kelly
nevermind, no wonder I had a hard time looking for it. I was using the wrong words.
Adam Garcia
Nathaniel Reed
Sebastian Turner
Christian Torres
I know it's more Sup Forums but whatever, it's not very often that you hear a contemporary pop/jazz/fusion song about anything related to comics:
Isaiah Rogers
Samuel Miller
I'm unable to find the old Sup Forums soundtracks, but here's a YouTube link with most of the songs.
Godspeed, that Spider-Man by Apollo 440 finding user. You live on in my music library.
Nicholas Hill
Andrew Miller
Isaiah Watson
Christopher Hill
>Don't talk to me or my son ever again
Colton Wright
Adrian Harris
Some interesting trivia about this song: "Vengeance (The Pact)" was written expressly by Blue Oyster Cult for the 1981 animated Heavy Metal film (it was, in fact, the only song written for the movie, all the other songs on the OST had been previous releases) but was left out of the movie and the soundtrack album because the producers felt that the song's lyrics spoiled too much of the Taarna segment's plot. Blue Oyster Cult instead released the song on their 1981 album Fire of Unknown Origin.
Henry Rogers
This is a cover of a song by Suicide.
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Logan Ross
What's wrong with being xenophobic?
Parker Price
What's wrong with being right-wing?
Connor Carter
Nightcat was created by a committee that included Stan Lee, Jim Salicrup, Barry Dutter, and Denys Cowan in 1991. The plan was the character would provide Marvel with a means of breaking through to the dance music scene (there were plans for a movie as well), sort of like what Marvel tried (and failed) to do with Dazzler back in the early 1980s.
Marvel hired a young actress/model named Jacqueline Tavarez to "play" the character on promotional photos and guest appearances on late night TV shows while Canadian session musician Nikki Gregoroff supposedly supplied the actual vocals. The whole thing was a dud, though. The Nightcat comic was canceled after just one issue, the album bombed on the dance charts, and the movie never got past the spitballing stage (Tavarez's acting career "peaked" with a bit role in 1996's Tromeo and Juliet... I think she ended up doing softcore web porn after that).
Read more about this disaster of a project here:
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Aiden Myers
Kryptonite will always be my shit.
Lucas Wood
AND THEY SAY THAT A HERO CAN SAVE US
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Xavier Wilson
Infamous had some based end credits songs.
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Bentley Diaz
> her career peaked at Tromeo and Juliet
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> it was a bit role
Christ...
Jose Murphy
She had a topless scene in the film, if memory serves.
Ryan Perez
It wasn't all a wash then, I guess. And I think I remember the scene, it was a slumber party musical number.