Papa Indica
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Get themselves a singer and they might be onto something, I was digging the music but, the vocals turned me off.
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Thejoeybrown
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Yea they burned out fast. The guitarist moved in to bigger and better. That singer was I think 17-18 at the time. Was definitely fun tho.
G gnome
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Oh now i know which one u r....not the dead, strung out or locked up one....
Haha
Thejoeybrown
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Hahaha. Damn process of elimination
Papa Indica
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Have a good night guys.
Thejoeybrown
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You as well pop
G gnome
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Im outta here too. Went out to the garage to smoke a bowl cuz i got all depressed from the blues music and talk of suicide and ended up spendin a half hour jammin !!! Fuck i even turned on my Bluetooth!!
incogneato
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Id be more familiar with the older guys.
I dont really do slipknot but i fuck with system of a down
Same here, replace the grunting with some vocals and you got me.
Not a huge rock guy but ill drop one to close out for the homie that passed
Toaster79
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Good night for you guy and good morning for me!
Oh well
Oh well
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thats 1 of my favorite songs toaster……
i find it odd a lot of u guys that are my age (late 40's) or older listen to the heavy shit…then again i never did like most metal.
i find it odd a lot of u guys that are my age (late 40's) or older listen to the heavy shit…then again i never did like most metal.
Junk
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lol
Toaster79
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Love them with Peter Green
Toaster79
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I'm all about '60s and '70s rock'n'roll (or whateverpeople want to call that era), not much to find in the '80 and further on except for a few exceptions like I don't know RHCP, Pearl Jam, maybe Nirvana, Rage against the machine, Beasty Boys to put a few different music styles in one bag. There's a few new age bands that are actually really good trying to bring those '70s back like Jupiter Coyote or Government Mule.
Metal... well define it hahaha. The first thing that crosses my mind is Black Sabbath, pretty much grandparents of metal...
chickenman
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Fitting after yesterdays vote..
Toaster79
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10/10 on my fresh seeds :cry::cry::cry:
Junk
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Strong little buggers!
Papa Indica
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Absolutely love Fleetwood Mac, a lot of good tunes from those guys.
In my later 40's and for me it started with Sabbath and Maiden, I ate, slept, and breathed those two bands when I was in my early teens, then while I was locked up for awhile in my later teens I got a taste of Metallica, first song I heard was Battery and when it kicked in I was blown away, from that point on I was a headbanger for life, although I think that had already happened, the music just got heavier. I love a lot of other stuff too but, at heart I'll always be a metal head.
Toaster79
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Didn't pay a lot attention to metal except for the Sabbath which sound just as same with their latest album as in the '70s. And yes of course I seen Metallica live in Vienna 3 years ago. But we also had a band or two in Slovenia. Maybe not as heavy but decent quality
You might not consider this metal at all, maybe hard rock but anyway still good. They did a few gigs with orchestra and boy was that amazing. I still get goose bumps.
You might not consider this metal at all, maybe hard rock but anyway still good. They did a few gigs with orchestra and boy was that amazing. I still get goose bumps.
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brimck325
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i always liked sabbath. maiden i saw in 83' i think, but i never kept up with em. metallica i never cared for.
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