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Anyone into them? While going through my CD-collection I rediscovered Filters "Amalgamut". Wow, how great that is... It got into my heavy rotation in the car now...
Do they still exist? "They" is a good joke, as I remember it's a more or less one man band...
Bere wrote: And please don't do the "Death from above 1979" and "Six by Seven" thing here again...
Never heard about Filter
So sorry
Rian wrote:
Bere wrote: And please don't do the "Death from above 1979" and "Six by Seven" thing here again...
Never heard about Filter
So sorry
Oh folks... You all disappoint me... 
I'll never ask you all about a band again... (except for NO)
i've heard of em, they were shit
only kidding, i've heard of them but not much of there stuff so can't claim to have opinion on them
That is a nice rocking bastard. A little short on Roll. Myth is that the song is about a crooked politician that blew his brains out on live tv. I could find the link with a phone call or two.
Seem to recall that there were a lot of people who thought it was about Kurt Cobain as well.
I have "Title of Record" not a bad industrial style record. The lead vocalist Richard Patriclk was a memeber of the first NIN touring band-go figure
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Yes it was Twist, that's the only thing I've ever heard by them.
They also did that one "Take a Picture" that was on the radio a few years back. I actually saw them live once and they put on a pretty good show, although the big vertical jets of the flame on either side of the stage were a bit on the butt-rockerish side.
At last some of you heard of them 
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I read that Richard Patrick (singer and head of Filter) founded a new band, together with the guitarist of the Stone Temple Pilots and a guy from David Lee Roth. They call themselves "Army of Anyone".
I like Filter's "Welcome to the fold" best...
I always turn the volume up to 11 when HMNS is played. I also bought the lp or single that it was on.
