@ zlo

The Black albuim is when Metallica sold out. Look around for info

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gayness and hilarious vampire wannabe-ness aside Loc, if we'd have met under real life circumstances, i would pobably find it really hard to get along with you.

though we are friends, how interesting it is that through the medium of forum, we judge friendships on what people think and say than how they live their lives eigh?

These days, shifting to sound track music, Matrix 2 and 3, The postman for the ballads, SpitFire Grill, Road House, Miami Vice.

how very insightful, Arch. most profound.

meezookeewee, heltak, locutus, darkstone, and corsair are all right on
Alice In Chains
Metallica
SoundGarden
Audioslave
The Ramones (Bow down to them. Now.)
The Clash
Dead Kennedys
Nirvana
MxPx
Pearl Jam
Pink Floyd
Iron Maiden
In Flames
Led Zeppelin
and..adn.. annnnnnnnd THE DOORS!!
NONE OF YOU CAN BEAT THAT lol I dare you to even try to beat that...

Edited by - Aravis on 9/3/2004 7:42:10 PM

Has anyone heard of the Scissor Sisters? I just got their album (well the folks bought it on my sister's advice) and it sounds very similar to Beck (whom I also luurve)

I like Scissor Sisters, in fact I'm going to see them in erm October i think, if you check my contrib. to this thread you'll see they're there.

I first heard their quite splendiforous version of "Comfortably Numb" while sat on a plane waiting to disembark. So i got the album the next day and thought that was good too. Someone I know saw them at a festival recently, and said they were crap, but he wouldn't like them anyway so I'm taking no notice of his opinion, and I'm going to check them out myself.

Are there any other bands that we share in common? that's Lemonjelly and Scissor Sisters now.

Edited by - Radio Free Tawakalnistan on 9/4/2004 2:38:32 AM

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gayness and hilarious vampire wannabe-ness aside Loc, if we'd have met under real life circumstances, i would pobably find it really hard to get along with you.

though we are friends, how interesting it is that through the medium of forum, we judge friendships on what people think and say than how they live their lives eigh?

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Hmmmmmmmm. I think you are right though with that, Hobbies aside, we are very different from eachother, and please, don't mind the little spelling mistakes in my other posts, there are a few words missing.

Anyhow, what I was saying, I don't think even if we were to live three houses from eachother, that we even noticed eachother, and just stayed out of eachothers ways, so it would be kinda right what you are saying.

Editorial Note: well as to the second line, I think that is a major part of judging ones caracter, and as a wise person once said: Live and let live, mehhh, I personally would be intrigued in meeting you in Real Life, but thats just the kind of person I am, also comments on your "weblog" or diary, I read it occassionally and am amused about your style, and yet again intrigued by it.

ohhhh and before I forget, I kinda like all kinds of music, except music in my own language and schlagers, but not enough to have it up on front of the list, this is kinda the music I enjoy listening to, I also like Trance, Dance and all that Techno kind of stuff, but my heart lies in the music coming forth of the sixties and before, simply because I entirely grew up with it, I don't hate modern music, or detest it for that matter, I just don't have the same level of enjoyment while listening to it as I have with aforementioned music, my Absolute Favorite being Jimi Hendrix, the way he plays the guitar is just phenomenal. and the way he composed some of his music is absolutely astounding, when I listen to his music, a kind of image forms in my head, you could call it a dry trip, but I am just in a Trance, its very hard to describe.

Edited by - Locutus on 9/4/2004 12:51:12 PM

@zlo: Before black, there was Kill 'Em All(Their very first album), Ride the Lightening, Master of Puppets, (I'm not sure about this one)....And Justice for All.

I forget, did ....And Justice For All come out before or AFTER the black album? I have just about all of Metallica's albums except that one.

@Heltak: I believe they sold out when they released the Load album. I prefer they're older stuff except Kill 'Em All. I hate that one. For their newer stuff, I prefer the S&M live album. I just like the way it was done. Their latest album, though, St. Anger, is a bit of a mixed bag. I like the way it sounds, more brutal. But the songs are just too damn long. If they were shorter they would have been much better. Besides, they got themselves a new bassist, Robert Trujillo of Suicidal Tendencies. He's awesome. But I do have to agree that Metallica was at their best during the 80's.

@aravis: i totally did, see, check my list

Pshh...Nope Im sorry Arcon but your music doesnt have the wapshh-Aravis-listens-to-this-music style

bah, in musical circles, that is merely siver medal to arcon's "PWNGE!" factor's gold. run along child.

@Mee ...and Justice for All was before the Black albulm, so you were right the first time. Went and saw them on both the Justice and Black tour, frickin awesome live.

@mustang: I wasn't sure. Thanks for the clarification.