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:	post by ArrowHead at 2005-10-07 03:30:37

DrinkHardThrashHard: I agree wholeheartedly with you. Ever notice that every band starts out with an ad or flyer saying what influences the band has, but then most bands form and then spend tons of energy trying to tell people how much they DON'T sound like those very influences?

I was once in a band that I heard about through a flyer at a music store. The ad said that Tool was a big influence, and I love tool. They bought every tool cd. We went to a bunch of tool concerts. We all loved tool. (wow, that sounds wicked gay). Then we wrote songs, played a bunch of shows, and recorded a demo. Every time people compared us to tool though, they'd deny it! They'd claim how original we were, or say how our real influences were a bunch of super obscure "underground" bands like Dog Fashion Disco, or Mudvayne (not very popular at the time), etc....

It's like when Wretched Asylum gets pissed at people for comparing them to marilyn manson.

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