At 4/8/09 10:38 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: Where the fuck do you guys live, seriously? People here wear metal shirts all the time and don't get any shit for it.

I live in this concervitave hell that is Reno, Nevada...say anything derrogatory about Christ, and you will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

At 4/8/09 10:38 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: Where the fuck do you guys live, seriously? People here wear metal shirts all the time and don't get any shit for it.

I live in Sydney Australia, but i go to University now so nobody gives a shit/any fans accept it.

At 4/8/09 10:55 PM, burnoutfool wrote: concervitave

dude what

At 4/8/09 11:06 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:

At 4/8/09 10:55 PM, burnoutfool wrote: concervitave

dude what

lol sorry Im a bit tipsy...I meant "conservative"

At 4/8/09 10:38 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: Where the fuck do you guys live, seriously? People here wear metal shirts all the time and don't get any shit for it.

Buenos Aires, Argentina. South America has few recitals, but pretty cools

At 4/8/09 11:07 PM, burnoutfool wrote: lol sorry Im a bit tipsy...I meant "conservative"

Haha no worries. That was definitely one of the most creative spellings I've seen hahahaha.

At 4/8/09 11:14 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:

At 4/8/09 11:07 PM, burnoutfool wrote: lol sorry Im a bit tipsy...I meant "conservative"

Haha no worries. That was definitely one of the most creative spellings I've seen hahahaha.

lol, ya I guess I could've spelled it convecative...or made it no sense at all. lol...but Im usually not as drunk as Ghoulio :P

I was just listening to I (a black metal/heavy metal supergroup founded by Immortal frontman, Abbath) and I was wondering why they dont put out more music, because they are really good.

Going on the internet while drunk is never really a good idea...

At 4/8/09 10:38 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: Where the fuck do you guys live, seriously? People here wear metal shirts all the time and don't get any shit for it.

When I was in high school, the worst I got for wearing a band shirt was hearing people read them out loud.

"...feeear...factory..huh.."

Sometimes when I'm just walking on the street going about my business, a random person will say something about whatever band shirt I'm wearing, usually positive. It feels weird, but it happens to me every now and then.

At 4/8/09 11:46 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: Going on the internet while drunk is never really a good idea...

Im not drunk D:

Im tipsy...Ghoulio goes on drunk...I dont get drunk, because it kills your motor skills...as you saw when I mispelled conservative.

When I was in high school, the worst I got for wearing a band shirt was hearing people read them out loud.

ya, especially band names like "Agathodaimon", "Ajattara", "Skitliv", or "Ewigkeit"...not only are their names weird, but their logos are illegible as hell :P

"...feeear...factory..huh.."

ewwwwwwwww...fear factory?

At 4/8/09 11:54 PM, GoryBlizzard wrote: Sometimes when I'm just walking on the street going about my business, a random person will say something about whatever band shirt I'm wearing, usually positive. It feels weird, but it happens to me every now and then.

I wear shirts for that very reason. I love when i meet a random person who likes whatever band it is. I've gotten into whole conversations based on shirts alone

At 4/9/09 12:27 AM, D3NTATUS wrote:

At 4/8/09 11:54 PM, GoryBlizzard wrote: Sometimes when I'm just walking on the street going about my business, a random person will say something about whatever band shirt I'm wearing, usually positive. It feels weird, but it happens to me every now and then.

I wear shirts for that very reason. I love when i meet a random person who likes whatever band it is. I've gotten into whole conversations based on shirts alone

man, I wish that would happen here...Its so fucking hick country here. I need to move to a more liberal invironment...Well in October I will be in Portland ;3

At 4/9/09 12:35 AM, burnoutfool wrote: invironment...

DAMN IT! Environment T.T

At 4/8/09 11:58 PM, burnoutfool wrote: ewwwwwwwww...fear factory?

I don't see whats wrong with them, they're a great band. They basically helped me pass my HSC.

Fear factory is awesome actually.

At 4/8/09 07:03 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:

At 4/8/09 01:54 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: yeah... but that would be just like taking the bible and going all crazy over Satan and how cool he is...

Which is exactly what black metal does.

for the dumbest black metal artists... yes...
but the most intelligent of them do not worship Satan....
if they want to oppose to God and christianism, they make references to viking and pagan religions. That's what I call intelligent opposition.

you cannot believe in Satan if you do not believe in God.

I explained this a page or two back. The point of Satanism (theistic Satanism) is to defy God's power or some shit. I think I described worshiping Satan as a big "FUCK YOU" to God.

I can understand this. But believing in Satan is just like admitting that God exists, and real black metal artists do not believe in God. Most of them are opposing the way Christianism has been implanted into Norway and how the church tried to destroy Pagan religions. So... believing in Satan... is just like saying "you have succesfuly assimilated us... but we are still hardcore!"

At 4/8/09 09:06 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/8/09 09:00 AM, Coop83 wrote:

Iron Maiden - self-titled, The Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind and Powerslave
Metallica - Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets

I know you have The Number of the Beast and Master of Puppets, but as for the other albums, I assume you have self-titled and Somewhere in Time along with Kill 'em All. I recommend getting Piece of Mind and Ride the Lightning next.

How the hell did you get into my house and look at my collection?!

At 4/8/09 12:46 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Tolkien was a christian and obviously he was really into all the religious stuff. I think it's kind of ironic that black metal bands, which are most of the time anti-christian, are making so many references to a fantasy trilogy that is glorifying the Bible.

Yeah, but then again, Tolkien's works were heavily inspired by Norse mythology. Certain metal bands have been influenced too much by Norse mythology, like manowar, for example. It's all down to how you read between the lines.

At 4/8/09 04:50 PM, greensucksbluerules wrote: Yeah, but it's become trendy to hate on Metallica now.

Meh, I've never been one for trends. I was too late for the 80s for it to make much of an impact on my fashion tastes (thankfully), but the music still lives with me!

At 4/9/09 07:49 AM, Aci6 wrote: Fear Factory? What's their genre? I might look into them, see what they're like...

Industrial Metal for the most part, with some Groove bits mixed in.

If you like Mnemic or Machine Head at all you'll probably like Fear Factory (:

At 4/9/09 04:50 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I can understand this. But believing in Satan is just like admitting that God exists, and real black metal artists do not believe in God. Most of them are opposing the way Christianism has been implanted into Norway and how the church tried to destroy Pagan religions. So... believing in Satan... is just like saying "you have succesfuly assimilated us... but we are still hardcore!"

Well yes and no. You're assuming that all the bands that have Satanic imagery are actually worshiping Satan, and this is not the case. Most of them are just atheists or pagans using Satan as a symbol for opposition, rather than an object of worship. Theistic Satanists know full well that Satan can't exist without God, and they worship Satan because they agree with what he tried to do (Become more powerful than God).

At 4/8/09 01:55 PM, Charon wrote: Bonded By Blood

I keep hearing the name Bonded By Blood. If they're worth listening to, what do you recommend?

At 4/8/09 09:28 PM, Gore-Hound wrote: lol

That's dumbass YouTube users for you.

At 4/8/09 11:46 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: Going on the internet while drunk is never really a good idea...

I learned that lesson last month and I'm now going to make sure I never go on the internet drunk ever again.

At 4/9/09 02:03 AM, SpeedMetalSandwich wrote:

At 4/8/09 11:58 PM, burnoutfool wrote: ewwwwwwwww...fear factory?

I don't see whats wrong with them, they're a great band. They basically helped me pass my HSC.

And they were one of the first real metal bands I got into along with Metallica and Iron Maiden. I still like them today, but only listen to them in small doses.

At 4/9/09 05:31 AM, Coop83 wrote: How the hell did you get into my house and look at my collection?!

Umm, I have no idea. :P I just guessed.

so yeah some asshole tried breaking into my garage. Thank wotan that dad was home he was painting some poles he made for this big ass bird house he built. All he heard was BANG BANG BANG! he was like just a minute. Then he opened teh door and the screen door was still closeing along with the fence rattleing.

Yeah these assholes an't after tvs and that shit. There after toys a.k.a Quads Mopeds and motercycles all which I have. Poor chap down the rode got his car broke into. Lost his sterio and his speakers.

Pardon my grammer im in a rush.

Bill, I absolutely love it how your posts are arranged like a poem. It's really funny.

At 4/9/09 09:34 AM, D3NTATUS wrote:

At 4/9/09 04:50 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I can understand this. But believing in Satan is just like admitting that God exists, and real black metal artists do not believe in God. Most of them are opposing the way Christianism has been implanted into Norway and how the church tried to destroy Pagan religions. So... believing in Satan... is just like saying "you have succesfuly assimilated us... but we are still hardcore!"

Well yes and no. You're assuming that all the bands that have Satanic imagery are actually worshiping Satan, and this is not the case. Most of them are just atheists or pagans using Satan as a symbol for opposition, rather than an object of worship. Theistic Satanists know full well that Satan can't exist without God, and they worship Satan because they agree with what he tried to do (Become more powerful than God).

Some of the black metal bands do worship Satan, like Mayhem, Sargeist, and Mordhell. I really don't have a problem with Theistic Satanic bands. This is true about most of the black metal bands being athiest or pagan. Even Gorgoroth's old singer, Gaahl, who sang for a Theistic Satanic band, is a Norse Pagan. I dont think that Religion should dictate good music. I think that Good music should dictate good music.

Hey, how do you guys like Unexpect? I heard them today for the first time, and they sound pretty good. They combine black metal, death metal, progressive metal, melodic heavy metal, European Classical music, opera, medieval music, jazz, electro, ambient, noise, gypsy music, and circus music. Here are some of their songs.
Desert Urbania
Meet me at the carousel
Chromatic chimera

Going to see Kreator, Exodus, Warbringer, Epicurean and some band I haven't listened to before called Belphegor tomorrow all for $20.00.

Should be a great show, I was wondering how early you guys think I should get there if the dorrs open at 7.

Hahaha!!

Best. Comment. Ever.

Discuss. :3

At 4/9/09 02:54 PM, SwampLord9 wrote: Hahaha!!

Best. Comment. Ever.

Discuss. :3

What band video was that posted on?

At 4/9/09 03:02 PM, AniMetal wrote: What band video was that posted on?

Not a band video, luckily.

Death Metal Drive Thru

At 4/9/09 02:44 PM, AniMetal wrote: ... and some band I haven't listened to before called Belphegor tomorrow all for $20.00...

Really?
20$ eh? thats a good price.

Should be a great show, I was wondering how early you guys think I should get there if the dorrs open at 7.

from what you listed it sounds like a great show...is Belphegor first, middle, or last (if you know)...prolly get there at 6, just to be safe.