Can I join? You can see what bands I like in my profile.

At 8/19/06 05:37 PM, _Twone_ wrote: Can I join? You can see what bands I like in my profile.

Maiden, Sabbath and Pantera are all yes's.
But three's too little to judge. So most some more metal bands you enjoy.... about 10+ if you can.

So, is anyone going to an Iron Maiden show this fall ?

At 8/19/06 05:44 PM, -Nev- wrote:

At 8/19/06 05:37 PM, _Twone_ wrote: Can I join? You can see what bands I like in my profile.

Maiden, Sabbath and Pantera are all yes's.
But three's too little to judge. So most some more metal bands you enjoy.... about 10+ if you can.

Alrighty then.

Black Sabbath
Pantera
Iron Maiden
Megadeth
Slayer
Metallica
Yngwie Malmsteen
Ozzy Osbourne
Mastodon
Dimmu Borgir

At 12/4/05 09:09 PM, CowsCanBark wrote:

At 12/4/05 08:43 PM, duffeknol wrote:

At 12/4/05 08:41 PM, Hardog wrote: I am in!! Metal rocks my world. just 3 days ago, i saw Amon Amarth, Trivium, and the legendary Children of Bodom!!! it rocked dallas hard.

Got any more bands you like? Trivium sucks a lot of ass for instance...

But they're still metal...just sucky metal. List some more bands Hardog.

well....
Metallica, DevilDriver, Black Label Society, Damage Plan, Pantera, Diecast, Disturbed, Drowning Pool (old stuff better than newer), Lamb of God, Megadeth, Nevermore, Rammstein, Symphony X, Throwdown (more metalcore than heavy metal) and alot of hardcore stuff too. got this list off of my ipod.

At 8/19/06 07:25 PM, _Twone_ wrote: Black Sabbath
Pantera
Iron Maiden
Megadeth
Slayer
Metallica
Yngwie Malmsteen
Ozzy Osbourne
Mastodon
Dimmu Borgir

They're pretty much all yes. You'll need to wait for either Duff or GC to confirm your entry though.

At 8/19/06 07:27 PM, Hardog wrote: stuff....

My lord, it took your nearly a year to reply!

At 8/19/06 06:00 PM, Shpouiten wrote: So, is anyone going to an Iron Maiden show this fall ?

my friend is going, i forget where in New York it is though

Is it me or is there always a drunk guy at local shows screaming SLAYER!!!

... oh yeah 1000 post and I think I broke one of my ribs this morning yay for me!

At 8/19/06 06:00 PM, Shpouiten wrote: So, is anyone going to an Iron Maiden show this fall ?

Uh, yes, I believe I am.

God Forbid are metalcore. Any other melodic death metal or death metal bands you like?

no not really havn't heard any yet but . there is this one band i heard a long

time ago, i think it wasa death metal band but they sang in spanish and they totally fukin rocked

At 8/20/06 01:18 AM, DF64 wrote: Is it me or is there always a drunk guy at local shows screaming SLAYER!!!

Haha, my friend and I do that. Cept its at local indie bands and they just reply 'Slayer and metal are gay.'

... oh yeah 1000 post and I think I broke one of my ribs this morning yay for me!

Breaking ribs is totally metal!

At 8/20/06 08:36 AM, -Nev- wrote:

so true.lol. thanks for t3h help with the taste of my scythe

Breaking ribs is totally metal!

DnX_danefex shut the fuck up you moron.lol.

At 8/20/06 08:36 AM, -Nev- wrote:

At 8/20/06 01:18 AM, DF64 wrote:

Breaking ribs is totally metal!

Then i am more metal than you. I AM MORE METAL THAN ANYONE. And i still haven't where that Maiden show is.

At 8/16/06 12:49 AM, KingOfTheKill wrote: It was decent, I guess. The interviews with Mayhem and, especially, Gaahl, were fucking hilarious though.

I just watched it last night, and I laughed so hard.

"What are the primary ideals or idealogies that fuel Gorgoroths music?"

"Satan."

At 8/20/06 11:58 AM, EmpyreanTempest wrote:

At 8/16/06 12:49 AM, KingOfTheKill wrote:

I just watched it last night, and I laughed so hard.

"What are the primary ideals or idealogies that fuel Gorgoroths music?"

"Satan."

yeah, that part was pretty funny, i also liked the part where it was talking about the guy that blew his brains out with a shotgun, and the other band members made necklaces from the pieces

At 8/20/06 01:52 PM, The_DeathstalkR wrote:

yeah, that part was pretty funny, i also liked the part where it was talking about the guy that blew his brains out with a shotgun, and the other band members made necklaces from the pieces

The Pelle "Dead" Ohlin story? Ev'ry body knows that by now.

well....
Metallica, DevilDriver, Black Label Society, Damage Plan, Pantera, Diecast, Disturbed, Drowning Pool (old stuff better than newer), Lamb of God, Megadeth, Nevermore, Rammstein, Symphony X, Throwdown (more metalcore than heavy metal) and alot of hardcore stuff too. got this list off of my ipod.

A lot of those bands as you said are hardcore/metalcore/numetal, a good chunk of them are some good metal bands, but a lot of them belong in the nu/metalcore crew I think.

favorite bands Symphony x : odessey , smoke and mirrors etc

guar

and my local metal band

Me ist going into town tomorrow (Snakes on a Plane XD), and I'm planning on getting a Blind Guardian album.... but which should I get?

At 8/20/06 02:56 PM, -Nev- wrote: Me ist going into town tomorrow (Snakes on a Plane XD), and I'm planning on getting a Blind Guardian album.... but which should I get?

You should get Nightfall. Spreke Deutsch? You said ist.

At 8/20/06 02:59 PM, Shredding_Death wrote: You should get Nightfall. Spreke Deutsch? You said ist.

Nightfall... got it.
And no, I mean no German. Ist just sounds like is.

At 8/20/06 03:03 PM, -Nev- wrote: Nightfall... got it.

Heh, I'm thinking of getting Blind Guardian's Battalions of Fear album, but I may change my mind and want either A Night at the Opera or Imaginations from the Other Side instead. It was quite hard to choose which one of the three albums I want to get next. :P But I'm sticking with Battalions of Fear for now.

At 8/20/06 03:10 PM, Bahamut- wrote: Heh, I'm thinking of getting Blind Guardian's Battalions of Fear album, but I may change my mind and want either A Night at the Opera or Imaginations from the Other Side instead. It was quite hard to choose which one of the three albums I want to get next. :P But I'm sticking with Battalions of Fear for now.

Well I'm gonna try and get Nightfall tomorrow. Then the next time I will be able to afford a CD will be when A Twist In The Myth comes out, so I'll get that. Then A Night At The Opera.

I have A Night At The Opera now... and it's fucking bomb ass shit.

I fucking love it. It's like porn. Good porn.

At 8/20/06 02:56 PM, -Nev- wrote: Me ist going into town tomorrow (Snakes on a Plane XD), and I'm planning on getting a Blind Guardian album.... but which should I get?

If you want to buy a Blind Guardian album, I suggest their live one. It's pretty solid, and gives you a general overview of what they have to offer.

At 8/20/06 05:41 PM, Shpouiten wrote: If you want to buy a Blind Guardian album, I suggest their live one. It's pretty solid, and gives you a general overview of what they have to offer.

Live albums aren't really my thing, to me its like 'Yeh its like I'm there, but I'm not... and that sucks :('. Plus I'm not really interested in general overviews of bands either - Greatest Hits wise. I'd just prefer a solid studio album that marks the strongest period in songwriting and fun.

At 8/20/06 04:24 PM, AtomikWarTerrorizor wrote: I have A Night At The Opera now... and it's fucking bomb ass shit.

I fucking love it. It's like porn. Good porn.

riiiiiight.... slowly backs for the door

ya i dont really like live albums, just that you cant do anything cuz your not actually at the concert. but sometimes the live albums are bad cuz you get to hear songs that they dont put on their original albums, like Children of Bodem the have a song that they added to their Tokyo album. it was pretty awesome, but other than that, i could stick with the cds that arent live albums

Live albums help people judge a bands live performance sometimes. Espescially with bands like Mercyful Fate and say Blind Guardian. When they make their albums they do special effects like echoing and such. Some songs sound totally different live because of it like Curse of the Pharaohs, and then I guess its up to you to decide whether you like it live or not but for me, more times then not a live song just feels different then the over produced album version and I usually end up loving both versions of the same song.

At 8/20/06 07:57 PM, EmpyreanTempest wrote: Live albums help people judge a bands live performance sometimes. Espescially with bands like Mercyful Fate and say Blind Guardian. When they make their albums they do special effects like echoing and such. Some songs sound totally different live because of it like Curse of the Pharaohs, and then I guess its up to you to decide whether you like it live or not but for me, more times then not a live song just feels different then the over produced album version and I usually end up loving both versions of the same song.

Exactly. In fact, I like buying live albums of band I already know quite well, because it gives me an occasion to hear somewhat different versions of songs I already like + getting to listen to some unreleased songs in studio.