At 4/7/11 05:16 PM, Zodir wrote: Disagree. While good, I think Burnt Offerings and Night of the Stormrider are the two best. Horror Show is pretty awesome, and so is Glorious Burden (yeah, the one with Tim Owens).

I don't have a definite favourite for Iced Earth but the ones I've enjoyed the most are Night of the Stormrider and Something Wicked This Way Comes, even if the track listing is inconsistent.

At 4/8/11 08:38 AM, Coop wrote: Oh man, I've just checked the website and I'd love to be at the Oslo or Helsinki gigs, as their setup act is Alice Cooper! Sorry for compounding your misery, Bahamut

You'll have to sit through that shitty ass AC/DC clone too. :P

At 4/7/11 12:11 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/6/11 07:46 AM, Haggard wrote: Which I haven't heard yet, so I don't care (too much). :P

Not sure which Iced Earth albums you've listened to but I easily put Something Wicked parts 1 and 2 at the bottom. Yeah, even below The Glorious Burden. From Iced Earth, I still need the self-titled album, The Dark Saga and Horror Show. I've already listened to most of the songs from the self-titled album considering all except a song or two was re-recorded on Days of Purgatory.

Sadly there's still very much I have to listen to. Iced Earth was one of the bands I discovered when I was still downloading music, so the songs I know are from pretty much all the albums they released and yet I didn't had any complete albums. I listened to a few albums on simfy, though. :)

But you should put Horror Show high up on your "CDs I have to buy"-list, it's a very good album (and I bought it last year).
Damn, I can't find your list of CDs you own right now (and I don't want to go through all the pages... ^^), but if you haven't done so, you you should buy Alive in Athens, even if you already know all the songs on that album.

At 4/8/11 11:56 AM, Haggard wrote: But you should put Horror Show high up on your "CDs I have to buy"-list, it's a very good album (and I bought it last year).

I would except my priorities with what to get on CD change all the time. I'm wanting to get the new Doomsword album but that'll be drowned from all the new releases plus releases by those artists over the next two months. I'll want to get a Tyr album to go along with their new album. Another example is getting another Symphony X album along with their new album Iconoclast. I only have three of their albums and feel I should have more than that.

Damn, I can't find your list of CDs you own right now (and I don't want to go through all the pages... ^^)

Right here. You could also search "Bahamut's CDs" on google and it'll show up first result.

but if you haven't done so, you you should buy Alive in Athens, even if you already know all the songs on that album.

Yeah, I do want to get Alive in Athens eventually. However, live albums are always low priority unless I really like the particular artist or I see it for a really good price. I could have avoided Days of Purgatory at all costs but then I saw it for £2 on Amazon.

At 4/8/11 12:04 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/8/11 11:56 AM, Haggard wrote: But you should put Horror Show high up on your "CDs I have to buy"-list, it's a very good album (and I bought it last year).

I would except my priorities with what to get on CD change all the time. I'm wanting to get the new Doomsword album but that'll be drowned from all the new releases plus releases by those artists over the next two months. I'll want to get a Tyr album to go along with their new album. Another example is getting another Symphony X album along with their new album Iconoclast. I only have three of their albums and feel I should have more than that.

Same here. I always wanted to buy some albums from Iced Earth to make up for all the songs I downloaded, but then there where so many other albums or other kind of stuff like video games more important...

But I plan to buy another Iced Earth CD at the Rock Hard Festival. That's another great thing about festivals, they always have huge "Metal Markets" where you can buy all kinds of stuff. You have to be really careful there not to spend your annual salary in one day there. XD

Damn, I can't find your list of CDs you own right now (and I don't want to go through all the pages... ^^)

Right here. You could also search "Bahamut's CDs" on google and it'll show up first result.

Oh, good to know. :)

but if you haven't done so, you you should buy Alive in Athens, even if you already know all the songs on that album.

Yeah, I do want to get Alive in Athens eventually. However, live albums are always low priority unless I really like the particular artist or I see it for a really good price. I could have avoided Days of Purgatory at all costs but then I saw it for £2 on Amazon.

Yes, sadly Alive in Athens is pretty expensive, but you get three CDs for it. I saw it at a relativley good price at amazon and bought it together with Horror Show.

At 4/8/11 08:15 AM, Dalnaki wrote: Well, here they are.

Sweet.

(If I missed anything, let me know.)

Did you get a chance to listen to Arghoslent? Galloping Through the Battle Ruins and Incorrigible Bigotry are pretty good albums if you don't care about the lyrical content. Not that you'd probably give a shit about stuff like that. I've just seen a lot of people with a hate on for them since they write racist shit. I don't know how crazy you'll be about them but I dig 'em.

I listened to Exhumed a while back. I love early Carcass, and will always have a soft spot for Carcass worship, so I was expecting to enjoy them a lot with my relistening, which I did. I listened to Gore Metal. Great album. Worshipping Carcass while putting your own spin on the ol' formula is always a plus in my book. I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5.

Honestly They've been one of my favorite bands for a long time now. I remember going out and getting Platters of Splatter when I was 14 and being amazed by it. You should check out Slaughtercult and Anatomy is Destiny too. They've also got a whole album of covers of songs by Samhain and Master and Sadus and others. It's pretty good too.

Listened to Outre today. Meh. Showed promise, but it pretty much failed at delivering on said promise. I liked how dark the album was and all that shit, but to be honest, it kind of bored me. Fuck. Tried reading some creepypasta while listening to it. Better off reading while listening to Hérésie or Les Morts Vont Vite. Anyway, despite my complaints. I liked it. Somewhat. I'd give it a 3 out of 5.

I guess it's kind of an acquired taste. I love the atmosphere that they bring to their music, I've always been a fan of that. I really dig The Curator's vocals too. But yeah. If I had to say anything negative about it I'd probably pick on the drums. When you turn it up enough to hear the different layers you get more detail with them but predominantly all you hear are mid-pace blast beats. I love just grabbing a pair of headphones or going for a drive and turning it up as loud as I can so you get swallowed by the album.

At 4/8/11 12:04 PM, Bahamut wrote: Right here.

That's pretty neato.

RELEASE THE DAMN ALBUM ALREADY YOU FUCKS

Listened to Diabolic Conquest a few hours ago. So good. Which reminds me, Incantation fans in here should check out Dominus Xul.

And Morpheus Descends.

At 4/8/11 12:32 PM, AllMightyBruce wrote: Did you get a chance to listen to Arghoslent? Galloping Through the Battle Ruins and Incorrigible Bigotry are pretty good albums if you don't care about the lyrical content. Not that you'd probably give a shit about stuff like that. I've just seen a lot of people with a hate on for them since they write racist shit. I don't know how crazy you'll be about them but I dig 'em.

Not yet. But I checked out a few track of Galloping Through the Battle Ruins, on youtube, and meh. Kinda boring. I read in a review that they're supposed to be NWOBHM meets death metal or something like that, meh. That makes me even more disappointed, because that's awesome, but this isn't. I'll check out Incorrigible Bigotry later. Hopefully it's better.

So I have to list 10 metal bands that I like?
OK. Easy enough.

1. Alice in Chains
2. Fozzy
3. Led Zeppelin
4. Metallica
5. Slayer
6. Alice Cooper, if he/they count at all.
7. Black Sabbath
8. Rob Zombie/White Zombie
9. Disturbed
10. Rammstein (you better fucking accept industrial German metal >:c)

I hope you find me and/or my tastes worthy of making it into such a prestigious crew.

Meh

At 4/8/11 05:29 PM, JabberWocky wrote: So I have to list 10 metal bands that I like?
OK. Easy enough.

1. Alice in Chains
2. Fozzy
3. Led Zeppelin
4. Metallica
5. Slayer
6. Alice Cooper, if he/they count at all.
7. Black Sabbath
8. Rob Zombie/White Zombie
9. Disturbed
10. Rammstein (you better fucking accept industrial German metal >:c)

Fozzy, Metallica, Slayer, Alice In Chains and Black Sabbath are all proper metal bands. Not the others, though. Led Zeppelin and Alice Coopers are more like rock bands. Rob Zombie makes Industrial/Hard Rock, Disturbed is Hard Rock/Nu-Metal and Rammstein is Hard Rock/Industrial/Electronic.

It's not that we hate them or anything, but they don't really qualify, especially considerin the kind of discussions we usually have in the Metal Hell.

I hope you find me and/or my tastes worthy of making it into such a prestigious crew.

Meh

If you can find another 5 metal bands to list, then we will be glad to welcome you. You can still lurk around, ask for recommandations and try listenning to some of the stuff we usually talk about. Have a good day :)

At 4/8/11 03:59 PM, Dalnaki wrote: Hopefully it's better.

It took a while for it to grow on me. I didn't really like it at first but I've grown pretty fond of Incorrigible Bigotry and Hornets of the Pogrom.

I don't have any ice cream.... nothing metal to say.

Holy butt fucking Moses
Morbid Angel Illud Divinum Insanus Wooden Triptych Foldout Box
DO WANT!!!!!!!

Here is a short review for Musk Ox 2009 album. Hope you guys enjoy it. Leave comments :)

At 4/8/11 09:00 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Here is a short review for Musk Ox 2009 album. Hope you guys enjoy it. Leave comments :)

Seems more like an introduction to the band than a short review. Oh well.

At 4/9/11 04:48 AM, Dalnaki wrote:

At 4/8/11 09:00 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Here is a short review for Musk Ox 2009 album. Hope you guys enjoy it. Leave comments :)

Seems more like an introduction to the band than a short review. Oh well.

Yeah that, sorry.

While I'm here, I suggest you guys listen to the Shutter Island soundtrack. Not only was the movie amazing, but the music in it, was great :)

Well, I kind of adopted Bahamut's idea of the "Metal Monday" and thought it would be fun to try a "Metal-ABC", where I list one metal band for each letter of the alphabeth. I also try to not come up with the most obvious choices like "Iron Maiden" for "I" or "Metallica" for the letter "M", but I will try to find some lesser known bands for each letter. :)

I started just yesterday and will try to post a news post at least once every two weeks.

Metal-ABC Index
A - Agathodaimon

At 4/7/11 08:21 PM, batman64 wrote: Since someone in here recommended it a while back, and that my oldest happened to download it, I am currently listening to Abyss Masterpiece by Heavenwood.
My verdict?
I like it, pretty good stuff and I would also recommend it.

It was me, one of the best Portugal bands. Glad to see you liking it.

At 4/8/11 12:25 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 4/8/11 12:04 PM, Bahamut wrote: I would except my priorities with what to get on CD change all the time. I'm wanting to get the new Doomsword album but that'll be drowned from all the new releases plus releases by those artists over the next two months. I'll want to get a Tyr album to go along with their new album. Another example is getting another Symphony X album along with their new album Iconoclast. I only have three of their albums and feel I should have more than that.

Same here. I always wanted to buy some albums from Iced Earth to make up for all the songs I downloaded, but then there where so many other albums or other kind of stuff like video games more important...

I'm more than good with video games for the time being except for Portal 2 coming out shortly. Hell, with all the games I've bought on Steam, I can easily focus more on buying music but then I get crazy and get more albums when the others I bought haven't even had time to sink in.

But I plan to buy another Iced Earth CD at the Rock Hard Festival. That's another great thing about festivals, they always have huge "Metal Markets" where you can buy all kinds of stuff. You have to be really careful there not to spend your annual salary in one day there. XD

I just wonder what it'll be like at Bloodstock. My sister intends to go for at least one day so I'll be sure to come along as well.

Yeah, I do want to get Alive in Athens eventually. However, live albums are always low priority unless I really like the particular artist or I see it for a really good price. I could have avoided Days of Purgatory at all costs but then I saw it for £2 on Amazon.

Yes, sadly Alive in Athens is pretty expensive, but you get three CDs for it. I saw it at a relativley good price at amazon and bought it together with Horror Show.

I've seen Alive in Athens for £10. For a 3CD album, that isn't too bad. However, prices for Horror Show are average so no low price steals there. At least I can find other artists who have albums sold for quite a cheap price. I'm tempted to get Saxon's debut album for £5.

At 4/8/11 03:01 PM, Centurion-Ryan wrote: RELEASE THE DAMN ALBUM ALREADY YOU FUCKS

Shouldn't we be yelling that to Wintersun? :P

At 4/9/11 04:48 AM, Dalnaki wrote:

At 4/8/11 09:00 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Here is a short review for Musk Ox 2009 album. Hope you guys enjoy it. Leave comments :)

Seems more like an introduction to the band than a short review. Oh well.

Even so, it's still more of a review than the joke reviewers at Allmusic. They make the worst elitist cunts from Metal-Archives look like Roger Ebert.

At 4/9/11 06:29 AM, Haggard wrote: Well, I kind of adopted Bahamut's idea of the "Metal Monday" and thought it would be fun to try a "Metal-ABC", where I list one metal band for each letter of the alphabeth.

I'm liking this idea a lot. Hopefully you've got the A-Z list in your mind already. I've actually planned all the songs I intend to feature on Metal Monday so I know what's the very last song I'll post around Christmas.

At 4/9/11 07:02 AM, Xarnor wrote: On an unrelated note, I recognize your user icon from many reviews in the Audio Portal on heavy metal songs. I used to be more active amongst the metal guys in the Audio Portal, back when my username was hereforrock mostly.

I guess it really helps to have over 1,000 audio reviews under your belt to get recognized. ^^
But nowadays it's hard enough for me to keep up with the reviews that get deleted (because of deleted songs), so my review count is more or less stable for quite some time now.

At 4/9/11 07:50 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/8/11 12:25 PM, Haggard wrote: Same here. I always wanted to buy some albums from Iced Earth to make up for all the songs I downloaded, but then there where so many other albums or other kind of stuff like video games more important...

I'm more than good with video games for the time being except for Portal 2 coming out shortly. Hell, with all the games I've bought on Steam, I can easily focus more on buying music but then I get crazy and get more albums when the others I bought haven't even had time to sink in.

I have more than enough video games I never played at home right now. But I still like to buy new stuff even if I propably never will be able to play everything. ^^

But I plan to buy another Iced Earth CD at the Rock Hard Festival. That's another great thing about festivals, they always have huge "Metal Markets" where you can buy all kinds of stuff. You have to be really careful there not to spend your annual salary in one day there. XD

I just wonder what it'll be like at Bloodstock. My sister intends to go for at least one day so I'll be sure to come along as well.

Sounds nice.

I've seen Alive in Athens for £10. For a 3CD album, that isn't too bad. However, prices for Horror Show are average so no low price steals there. At least I can find other artists who have albums sold for quite a cheap price. I'm tempted to get Saxon's debut album for £5.

10 Pounds is an awesome price.
I never got into Saxon that much. I mean, they aren't a bad band and you have to take your hat off for their concistency. But still their music isn't the right thing for me.

At 4/9/11 06:29 AM, Haggard wrote: Well, I kind of adopted Bahamut's idea of the "Metal Monday" and thought it would be fun to try a "Metal-ABC", where I list one metal band for each letter of the alphabeth.

I'm liking this idea a lot. Hopefully you've got the A-Z list in your mind already. I've actually planned all the songs I intend to feature on Metal Monday so I know what's the very last song I'll post around Christmas.

Yes, I already have ideas for the upcoming posts. Some will be quite obvious if you know me, but I hope some will be quite surprising. ^^

At 4/9/11 07:50 AM, Bahamut wrote: I'm tempted to get Saxon's debut album for £5.

Go for it. You won't be disappointed. I'm going to listen to Big Teaser now.

I've been out of the loop recently, so I haven't seen this album cover until now.

Is anyone else excited?

At 4/9/11 08:16 AM, Haggard wrote:

At 4/9/11 07:50 AM, Bahamut wrote: I'm more than good with video games for the time being except for Portal 2 coming out shortly. Hell, with all the games I've bought on Steam, I can easily focus more on buying music but then I get crazy and get more albums when the others I bought haven't even had time to sink in.

I have more than enough video games I never played at home right now. But I still like to buy new stuff even if I propably never will be able to play everything. ^^

I really should catch up on what I haven't played or beaten yet but there you go.

I just wonder what it'll be like at Bloodstock. My sister intends to go for at least one day so I'll be sure to come along as well.

Sounds nice.

Slough Feg have said they'll be touring in Europe this Summer so I hope Bloodstock is one place they'll stop by. That would seal the deal for me to go to Bloodstock this year.

I never got into Saxon that much. I mean, they aren't a bad band and you have to take your hat off for their concistency. But still their music isn't the right thing for me.

Yeah, I can understand why Saxon wouldn't click on for some but you have to admit that they've made some awesome tunes. Battalions of Steel is one song that kicks ass and that was on their latest album.

I'm liking this idea a lot. Hopefully you've got the A-Z list in your mind already. I've actually planned all the songs I intend to feature on Metal Monday so I know what's the very last song I'll post around Christmas.

Yes, I already have ideas for the upcoming posts. Some will be quite obvious if you know me, but I hope some will be quite surprising. ^^

So, got a band in mind for X? :P

At 4/9/11 08:29 AM, Dalnaki wrote:

At 4/9/11 07:50 AM, Bahamut wrote: I'm tempted to get Saxon's debut album for £5.

Go for it. You won't be disappointed. I'm going to listen to Big Teaser now.

I'll see what I can get but the self-titled album for £5 isn't a price to complain about. I heard one song previously and liked it so I will have to get it soon.

At 4/9/11 10:20 AM, Centurion-Ryan wrote: I've been out of the loop recently, so I haven't seen this album cover until now.

Is anyone else excited?

I know power metal is usually cheesy but something about the unicorn puts me off. Maybe it's so bright in the middle and dark elsewhere. I haven't been a fan of their album covers since the return of the band. Triumph or Agony had a kickass album cover. Still, I'll be getting Rhapsody's new album and I'm really curious about the Iron Maiden cover they have as a bonus track.

At 4/9/11 10:29 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/9/11 08:16 AM, Haggard wrote:

At 4/9/11 07:50 AM, Bahamut wrote: I'm more than good with video games for the time being except for Portal 2 coming out shortly. Hell, with all the games I've bought on Steam, I can easily focus more on buying music but then I get crazy and get more albums when the others I bought haven't even had time to sink in.

I have more than enough video games I never played at home right now. But I still like to buy new stuff even if I propably never will be able to play everything. ^^

I really should catch up on what I haven't played or beaten yet but there you go.

Same here. At least I have put every game in a console and played it for a bit, but I really wouldn't cout it as "I have played this game", hence I wrote "never played".
Beating each game I own is going to be very hard. It's a long term goal, but I don't think it's possible. ^^

I just wonder what it'll be like at Bloodstock. My sister intends to go for at least one day so I'll be sure to come along as well.

Sounds nice.

Slough Feg have said they'll be touring in Europe this Summer so I hope Bloodstock is one place they'll stop by. That would seal the deal for me to go to Bloodstock this year.

I really would like to visit another festival this year, but I'm afraid I neither have the time nor the money to do it.

I never got into Saxon that much. I mean, they aren't a bad band and you have to take your hat off for their concistency. But still their music isn't the right thing for me.

Yeah, I can understand why Saxon wouldn't click on for some but you have to admit that they've made some awesome tunes. Battalions of Steel is one song that kicks ass and that was on their latest album.

I like Rock is our life.

I'm liking this idea a lot. Hopefully you've got the A-Z list in your mind already. I've actually planned all the songs I intend to feature on Metal Monday so I know what's the very last song I'll post around Christmas.

Yes, I already have ideas for the upcoming posts. Some will be quite obvious if you know me, but I hope some will be quite surprising. ^^

So, got a band in mind for X? :P

Actually, yes. ;)
Now "J" is a very difficult letter if you count out Judas Priest... >_>

At 4/9/11 12:09 PM, Haggard wrote: Actually, yes. ;)
Now "J" is a very difficult letter if you count out Judas Priest... >_>

Jag Panzer.

At 4/9/11 12:58 PM, Zodir wrote:

At 4/9/11 12:09 PM, Haggard wrote: Actually, yes. ;)
Now "J" is a very difficult letter if you count out Judas Priest... >_>

Jag Panzer.

Hey, don't steal my thunder! >:(

Hmm, list metal bands you say?
Why not, this thread is awesome.
1. Judas Priest (personal favorite)
2. Black Sabbath
3. Yngwie Malmsteen
4. Metallica
5. Dio (out of Black Sabbath)
6. Iron Maiden
7. Metalucifer
8. Messiah's Kiss
9. Allied Forces
10. Nazareth

I personally think Rob Halford is just great (he was the Judas Priest singer until after the Painkiller album in 1990). His way of singing along with the ways of Dio and Yngwie are my favorite kinds of metal.

At 4/10/11 04:03 AM, joeyjoah wrote: Hmm, list metal bands you say?
Why not, this thread is awesome.
1. Judas Priest (personal favorite)
2. Black Sabbath
3. Yngwie Malmsteen
4. Metallica
5. Dio (out of Black Sabbath)
6. Iron Maiden
7. Metalucifer
8. Messiah's Kiss
9. Allied Forces
10. Nazareth

Nazareth is more of Rock band, but everything else is Metal. Welcome to the Metal Hell :)

I personally think Rob Halford is just great (he was the Judas Priest singer until after the Painkiller album in 1990). His way of singing along with the ways of Dio and Yngwie are my favorite kinds of metal.

Yeah, we know Rob Halford. You like is solo material?

At 4/10/11 02:24 AM, Xarnor wrote: Dude, that's fucking cool! I think the only Nuclear Blast bands I've heard are Dimmu Borgir and After Forever, both of which I really enjoy the production quality. I'll check out Senseless Death.

Nile and Meshuggah are on Nuclear Blast too I think.

At 4/9/11 12:09 PM, Haggard wrote:

At 4/9/11 10:29 AM, Bahamut wrote: Slough Feg have said they'll be touring in Europe this Summer so I hope Bloodstock is one place they'll stop by. That would seal the deal for me to go to Bloodstock this year.

I really would like to visit another festival this year, but I'm afraid I neither have the time nor the money to do it.

Hey, one is better than nothing. You could say I could be visiting two festivals this year. Heidenfest is a small one but still counts.

So, got a band in mind for X? :P

Actually, yes. ;)

This'll be interesting.

Now "J" is a very difficult letter if you count out Judas Priest... >_>

Yeah, Jag Panzer as already pointed out. The only other artists I could name under J are James LaBrie, John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess but considering that's going by first names, I'm not sure if they count.

At 4/10/11 02:24 AM, Xarnor wrote: Dude, that's fucking cool! I think the only Nuclear Blast bands I've heard are Dimmu Borgir and After Forever, both of which I really enjoy the production quality. I'll check out Senseless Death.

I know plenty of bands who are signed to Nuclear Blast. Blind Guardian, Sonata Arctica, Rhapsody, Symphony X, Equilibrium and many others.

At 4/8/11 03:47 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote:

At 4/8/11 03:34 AM, PenisClown wrote: Leaked?

Ya bb. I'll hook you up tomorrow. I'm off to bed.

I went and got it right away. Album of the year? It's fucking fantastic.

At 4/9/11 09:48 PM, batman64 wrote: Yes ponos bro, I am serious.

Dude I smoke weed. What were we talking about? :P

Nice to hear about Saxon again after all these years.
I saw them in 84 during the Denim & Leather tour.

You've seen everyone ya cunt.

They kicked ass live and blew away the headliner which was Motley Crue.

Rebecca Black could blow them away.

At 4/9/11 11:46 PM, batman64 wrote: Now, the question is has anyone else in here ever heard their very first release?

I was going to guess 'Scum' but I was wrong :)

It was called Senseless Death and it was a compilation of a few bands.
Well anyway one of those bands was Impulse Manslaughter in which my brother Karl was the lead singer.

That is fucking cool.

That in itself is pretty cool but what is really cool they have a song called Patton's Disease on it.

Is that the disease Mike Patton caught that turned him into an awesome genius or waaat.

Why I like this song is because I am one of the back up singers on it, in fact I have the very last words "I WANT A BEER!!!"

Righteous! Your voice is on a Nuclear Blast Records album.

Now the reason I bring this up is this, I was homeless when I went in the studio with the band.
In fact my remaining cash went to my brother for recording expenses.
But it was fucking worth it.
That day I saw a dream cum poo and a vagina eat a bowling ball full of dicks.

O_o

So yeah, keep jamming and working hard at it cause you never know.
Keep it Heavy.
Peace.

Inspirational bro. Always inspirational. I respect and bow to your inspirationalness.

At 4/10/11 02:24 AM, Xarnor wrote: Dude, that's fucking cool! I think the only Nuclear Blast bands I've heard are Dimmu Borgir and After Forever, both of which I really enjoy the production quality.

You could of said you were going to watch Will and Grace with a vibrator in your pants and sound more hetero XD

I plan on being a well known heavy metal drummer someday. As far as 16 year old drummers go, I'm an amazing drummer, but it'll still take a shitload of practice to achieve my goal. There are a lot of great drummers these days, and I want to at least try to beat them all, somehow.

Cool story bro, I plan on being a guitarist. Add me on Facebook and when we get famous we can meet up and throw money at each other like a snow fight and fuck each other.