Proving you can blend funk, hip-hop, and metal and still maintain a sense of humor while doing it, Incubus presents a second collection of live performances, TV appearances, music videos, and backstage madness. Incubus: When Incubus Attacks, Vol. 2 featur
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A surprisingly successful blend of funky beats and guitar metal, Incubus has attracted a large and loyal fan base. This unauthorized biography is sure to please these numerous fans. Containing extremely rare interview footage and behind-the-scenes clips, this release provides the back story to the music.
A surprisingly successful blend of funky beats and guitar metal, Incubus has attracted a large and loyal fan base. This unauthorized biography is sure to please these numerous fans. Containing extremely rare interview footage and behind-the-scenes clips, this release provides the back story to the music.
Alternative metal band Incubus presents this lovingly made collection that is sure to delight their legions of fans. Made over a 2 year time period, this second volume of WHEN INCUBUS ATTACKS includes 3 concert performances, several long glimpses backstage, insane tour bus footage, and 7 music videos. Tracks include A Certain Shade of Green, Pardon Me, Redefine, and When It Comes.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame – 1.33Additional Release Material: Bonus Feature/Short – MAD TV performance ofPardon Me in full costumeInteractive Features: Interactive Menus
The success story of Metalium continues with their highly awaited seventh studio release Incubus-Chapter Seven reaching a new level in both the lyrical conception story of the Metalian as well as the musical development of the band. After several European tours, a tour of Japan and several festival appearances along with four successful albums behind them, the four piece again didn’t care about trends of the scene, but still were able to make an impressive step ahead. Metalium’s solid ingredients such as the strong riffing, solid energy, high instrumental performance as well as Henning Basse’s outstanding vocal abilities, underlines their unique class in today’s international metal scene.
Fusing funk, metal, and hip-hop, Incubus has become one of America’s most popular hard-rock bands largely on the strength of its powerful and dynamic live show, and now the group has given its fans a portable sample of its on-stage power with this special
Drum transcriptions for 13 of the biggest hits from this alt-metal band. Includes “Are You In?,” “Blood on the Ground,” “Circles,” “A Crow Left of the Murder,” “Drive,” “Megalomaniac,” “Nice to Know You,” “Pardon Me,” “Privilege,” “Stellar,” “Talk Shows on Mute,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Zee Deveel.88 pagesSize: 12″ x 9″Artist: “Incubus”ISBN: 0634091832
Along with their contemporaries 311, Korn, Limp Bizkit, and System of a Down, Southern California's Incubus defined 1990s alt-metal with a loud and aggressive blend of thrash, funk, rap-rock, and grunge. The band is captured live in this July 2004 concert at Denver's legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater, performing hits such as Megalomaniac, Drive, Pardon Me, and many more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo – English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround – EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurettes – 1. Backstage/Soundcheck Footage Interactive Features: Full-Motion Menus Scene Access Interactive Set List Concert Visuals On-Screen NotesText/Image Galleries: Photo GalleryAdditional Products: CDTracks: 1. Megalomaniac 2. Nice To Know You 3. Idiot Box 4. Just A Phase 5. Priceless 6. Beware! Criminal 7. Wish U Were Here 8. Here In My Room 9. Drive 10. Vitamin 11. Pistola 12. Stellar 13. Made For TV Movie 14. Talk Shows On Mute 15. Sick Sad Little World 16. Green 17. Pantomime 18. The Warmth 19. Pardon Me
Painting metal and aluminum siding can become a nightmare if not done right. Over the years I have worked on and repaired many homes with metal siding. Metal siding is real common in mobile homes. Most older mobile homes use aluminum paneling for their exterior siding.
Most painted metal siding seems to last at least 20 years. The reason for this is the paint is baked on in a factory giving it a high quality and nice looking surface. This baked on method is used for painting aluminum and most metals siding that gives the product a long life.
I lived in a mobile home park for a few years and my next door neighbor’s mobile home had never been painted and was over 45 years old. He would go out and washed the mobile home once a year with some TSP soap while using a brush on the end of an extension pole to clean the home.
His mobile home might not have looked brand new but it was definitely in great shape. Over the years he had developed a few scratches and some dirt that was hard to wash off but that was about the extent of the damage to the painted metal siding.
Well we painted our mobile home and used an expensive metal primer along with some expensive paint from Dunn Edwards & Co… This paint worked great. We lived there for around four years and never had any problems once the home was painted. Having been in the construction business I knew we had to use a good metal paint primer in order for the paint to stick to the baked on paint process for the metal siding to look good.
Here’s my advice to you when painting metal siding.
1. Make sure the metal siding is clean. Use TSP soap along with a scrub brush and scrub that baby clean. The cleaner the metal surface the better the new paint primer will stick or adhere to the old paint.
2. Follow the instructions carefully on the paint primer can when applying the primer. Do not paint below or above the recommended paint temperatures.
3. Make sure you explain to the paint salesman at whatever store you’re in that you are going to be painting metal siding. Get the right paint primer.
4. I would love to recommend a paint primer but cannot because I don’t want to get a phone call from anyone a few years from now telling me the paint is peeling off of their home. Let that responsibility become the paint manufacturers.
5. Let the paint primer dry for the recommended time as per the directions on the paint primer can. I prefer letting the paint dry at least one week. The reason for this is some paint primer’s stay soft for a while and if you paint over them immediately they doesn’t seem to bond as good and sometimes will stay soft for a long period of time.
6. Apply your final coats of paint following the manufacturer’s instructions on the paint can.
There you have it painting metal siding is all in the preparation of the surface you are painting.
Have fun painting and always read and follow the manufacturer’s recommended instructions for the products you are using. These people test their products constantly and know the best way to apply them to any surface.
