Monkey

Well, in just a few short hours we'll know.

Sweet. I love nothing more than sitting in front of the TV watching kickass TV for FOUR HOURS.

Thank you! She's beautiful. I have a few pics... I'll post them a bit later.

This.

Yngwie Malmsteen -- "Blitzkrieg"

Iron Maiden

She can express her opinion, although she really didn't. The meaning of "Blech" is quite ambiguous. I used to hate Anna. Now I think she's hotter than hell. Go figure.

wtf

I already reported it. Edit: I see it's been deleted. (Y)

The double post needs to be deleted ASAP.

Thanks to incessant. He showed us the site where I found these...

Do I detect a bit of B U M P I N G ? ? ?

Wow! That's a great site!

I'm still not following. What was bad about the pics? Was it the content (i.e. nudity) or did they just not like the way she looked in them?

Are kidding me? Ugh :yuckky: I hate this kid.

Why don't they want them seen on the site?

I found this on the RateYourMusic forum. Investigating the 'death metal' murders These are the comments I left in the original thread they made there: Yes, secret messages about Bon Scott drinking too much. It seems to me that it has everything to do with a person's emotional maturity. If you like the extreme metal sound, more power to you, but when music starts to influence your philosophies, you're losing control. I'm really intrigued by people like Maynard James Keenan, but I don't follow him and his religious views blindly. I think some people just don't have discretion or caution. My biggest problem with articles like this is, they plant ideas in the heads of parents that all metal is Satanic. The article utterly fails to make it clear that the bands mentioned in the article are only the very most extreme bands. "No one can contradict me when I say that heavy metal and satanism are closely linked. They're inseparable." (Michele Tollis quote) "Heavy metal" is a very broad, generic term. If he's discussing black metal, yes, he's probably right; from what I know, it often has some kind of religious agenda. But just using the term "Heavy metal," when the term is often applied to bands as light Led Zeppelin, is very narrow-minded. Michele Tollis probably understands the difference between the metal his son was into and the more mainstream metal acts like Metallica or Black Sabbath, but the average parent most likely doesn't. The BBC has a responsibility to explain it, and bias or no, they failed. Articles like this are a part of the cause for a much wider controversy. They make people (parents, more specifically) judge musical artists based on the genre the band is identified as being a part of, or the name of the band and the songs, and what they hear from other uninformed people, as opposed to actually learning something about the band, their lyrics, and their musical style. People are just too lazy to actually give metal a chance, and brand it "evil." The whole "Suicide Solution" thing with Ozzy is a great example. The parent, say my mom, for instance, hears the "details" of the case, that the song caused a kid to commit suicide. Why is it so hard to believe? The song has the word "Suicide" in it. Oh gosh!! It must be TEH EVIL!! No, if you actually bother to look into the details, listen to the song, read the lyrics, read Ozzy's statements about the song, and actually bother to learn something about Ozzy himself, it becomes clear that the song's meaning is far less sinister than the "concerned parents" seem to think.

The Song Remains The Same ~ Led Zeppelin Live At Budokan ~ Dream Theater Live In Denver ~ G3 2003/Joe Satriani/Steve Vai/Yngwie Malmsteen Led Zeppelin ~ Led Zeppelin I want all of the Pink Floyd DVD's, Judas Priest's new Rising In The East DVD, Metallica's Live Shit: Binge & Purge six disc set (3 CDs, 3 DVDs), the G3 1996/Satriani/Vai/Johnson DVD, and the new G3 2005/Satriani/Vai/Petrucci DVD. I guess I need a job to pay for all these...

Go looking through the thread. It's posted somewhere. I think the first page has several pics from it. They might all be posted, I'm not sure. You'll have to go through the entire thread.

She's pretty ... I'm sick of Harry Potter though.

Audrey Hepburn ... probably the only "Classic Hollywood" actress I really find beautiful.

That's hard. I haven't heard all their albums anyway. But out of the material that I have, the one that sticks out for me is "Honor Thy Father," one of Mike Portnoy compositions on Train Of Thought. The instrumentals are awesome, seriously, it's one of their heaviest songs, it has some memorable riffs and amazing drumming, but the vocals don't fit with DT's style at all; LaBrie raps through most of the song. I'm guessing it was Portnoy's idea, as he's the only member of the band that likes rap, that I know of. Bad idea, Mikey.

I can't imagine Ozzy's Live At Budokan being any good. Sure, Zakk Wylde and the others are awesome, but Ozzy is completely incoherent. I watched him sing with both his solo band and Black Sabbath last night on the UK Music Hall of Fame introduction ceremony on VH1, and he sounded terrible.

Nice! Thanks supermodelKK. Those are great quality.