[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I'm seeing Slayer again, at Sayreville, NJ. :cool: Anyone else going to teh Slayer show in NJ?[/QUOTE]

If I can get tickets for the Jagmeister Music Tour that Slayer is headling in the fall/winter, I'll be going to the universal Ampitheater...I'm so hyped! XD

I really want to see Slayer live, I did at Ozzfest, but it sucked because we were jammed in on the lawn, and my cousin and I left the area before it got more brutal and violent. We came back and listened, but he knocked out on the lawn and I stayed awake while Slayer played. I couldn't see anything except a stack of Marshall cabinets and the Slayer banners...ohh and the lights XD

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]NP = Now playing.

And you can't make a thread for 24 hours.

Bolt Thrower own you all.[/QUOTE]

Ahhh yes! Bolt Thrower. Another one of the many great bands from Birmingham.

[QUOTE=RavenousMetalist87]If I can get tickets for the Jagmeister Music Tour that Slayer is headling in the fall/winter, I'll be going to the universal Ampitheater...I'm so hyped! XD

I really want to see Slayer live, I did at Ozzfest, but it sucked because we were jammed in on the lawn, and my cousin and I left the area before it got more brutal and violent. We came back and listened, but he knocked out on the lawn and I stayed awake while Slayer played. I couldn't see anything except a stack of Marshall cabinets and the Slayer banners...ohh and the lights XD[/QUOTE]

I saw them at Ozzfest too. They were fvcking good stuff. But seeing Slayer in a small club will own all.

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I saw them at Ozzfest too. They were fvcking good stuff. But seeing Slayer in a small club will own all.[/QUOTE]

I'm excited to go...lol

I'm dying to see Slayer :D

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]The law is gret man toalyy unbelivble but vatocan slaughters is betteer


beer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]

Drunken metal heads are the best. I haven't done a drunken post in a while, I should do one soon.

NP Meshuggah - Beneath

I like your clan, i was actually in it before for one day, then i got banned. Can i rejoin?

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]Drunken metal heads are the best. I haven't done a drunken post in a while, I should do one soon.

NP Meshuggah - Beneath[/QUOTE]

i did a drunken post, and the next time i logged in, i was banned. Don't laugh, it wasn't funny.

Hah, amateur. I did a drunken thread, and several drunken posts, and haven't been banned. Well, I got banned for 3 days once, but that's another story.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Ahhh yes! Bolt Thrower. Another one of the many great bands from Birmingham.[/QUOTE]

why is Barney from Napalm Death in a war of words with one of the dudes from Bolt Thrower?

any napalm death fans here? personally im not keen on them at all.

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]Hah, amateur. I did a drunken thread, and several drunken posts, and haven't been banned. Well, I got banned for 3 days once, but that's another story.[/QUOTE]

is there any way to see WHY you get banned. Cause every time I get around 100 posts, i get banned, and it seems that i do nothing wrong.

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]any napalm death fans here? personally im not keen on them at all.[/QUOTE]

i quite like them

[QUOTE]Originally Posted by [B]DimebagDarrell[/B]
any napalm death fans here? personally im not keen on them at all.[/QUOTE]

Aye, I am fan of Napalm Death. Their earlier stuff, such as stuff off of Scum or Harmony Corruption, is my favorite from them.

And whoever asked about the Vio-lence album I got, I bought it at a yardsale actually.

I just got Rust In Peace today with The System Has Failed.

So far, I think Rust In Peace is a truly great piece of work that Megadeth has done. I like it that much, and the funny thing is how I just barely bought it today.

Yeah, early Napalm Death is pretty insane, but good. If anyone is a fan of Napalm Death I'd suggest listening to Terrorizer also, they were basically the American version of Napalm Death and their Guitarist ended up in the band strangly enough.

Former EXODUS Singer ZETRO SOUZA Breaks His Silence [long post!]
 

Former EXODUS frontman Steve "Zetro" Souza has broken his silence with regards to his departure from the group. In the following statement — sent excusively to BLABBERMOUTH.NET — Zetro explains his reasons for leaving EXODUS on the eve of their South American tour and offers kind words for his former bandmates, who have recently announced their decision to carry on without him:

"To all concerned,

"I would like to say first of all, that leaving EXODUS was a very hard decision to make. I really wanted everything to work out in the long run. But lots of things came between us. Back when Paul [Baloff] died, I stepped in as a favor to the band, who had prior commitments and shows already booked. At that point in time, I was willing to play these shows, but was still reluctant to rejoin the band on a full-time basis. After these shows, I realized that I still really enjoyed performing and playing the live shows. I then decided to give EXODUS a second go at it. We recorded the album and it was a great record. I thought it was my best performance and work of my entire career.

"Now came the touring, and juggling a family, a full-time job, and EXODUS… It was never easy on me. In fact, while being on tour, I loved playing live on stage to our great fans around the world. But that was only a small part of being on the road, for it's a long day, every day out there. Too much time in between shows to think about my family back home. I have three wonderful kids and a great wife, which were miles away from me. And I still had many social and financial worries, with way too much time to think about everything while away from home during the downtime in between shows on the road.

"I am the sole provider for my family, before ever stepping back in full-time to the band. But I still had to work full-time at my job to support my family. And not to mention taking care of my family and the obligations of being a father.

"My family will always come first. And after my family, my job which pays all the bills was second on my list. And unfortunately my music had to become number three.

"Now understand that 15 years ago, when I had no family, EXODUS was my job, it was number one in my life. A lot has changed in my life since then, and rejoining, and now… And now I must say that these three things have run its course... I'm sorry, but I can only do the first two.

"With regards to the South American tour dates, and Mexico City date… I am very sorry I could not do these dates. Shows were getting cancelled up to the last minute. It reached a point where it was not financially feasible for me to attempt to do this trip. Four of the nine dates that I knew about got cancelled. And other shows I was uncertain about. Even though [this was the case], we were attempting to still do this tour anyway. So it was either stay home and work my regular job, which guarantees my families security, or do the tour dates and most likely come home with considerably less money than staying home and working. That was a lot of pressure for me to handle, and I had to make the right decision for my family and myself.

"I would like to sincerely apologize to the fans of Brazil and to Mexico City. I really wanted to fulfill my commitment. I love our fans down there with all my heart. But since so many shows were turning out not to happen, I just could not afford to do it. I am very sorry that the fans were disappointed, but so was I… very much so.

"With regards to EXODUS, I have nothing but good things to say about EXODUS. Gary, Rick, and Tom are, and remain, lifelong friends of mine. The comments that I heard about second-hand I know were from anger, being hurt, and deep disappointment. And I really understand that, and totally forgive them 100%. I'm sure they will go on, because Gary Holt is the greatest musician I have ever played with. And he needs to continue with EXODUS, because he is EXODUS. I wish them great success! But unfortunately at this time in my life, with much regret, it can't be with me. But who knows what can happen in the future...

"To all my fans who wanted this to go on, I am really sorry to all of you the most. I really tried hard. Hanging out with you, before, during, and after the shows all around the world was the reason I continued to do it. EXODUS will always be EXODUS. I want all of you to still support the band. And who knows I may see you again in the future...

"Sincerely to all,

Steve 'Zetro' Souza"



After what Gary said about him im suprised he didnt have a go back at him but in this he calls exodus his life long friends i respect Steve for this and at least he has been honest about his departure one thing i dont get is his first priority is his family second is what pays the bills and third is his music but shorly his music ispaying thebills :confused:

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Yeah, early Napalm Death is pretty insane, but good. If anyone is a fan of Napalm Death I'd suggest listening to Terrorizer also, they were basically the American version of Napalm Death and their Guitarist ended up in the band strangly enough.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, Pete Sandoval plays for terrorizer... that says enough ;)

I thought Zetro handled himself quite well. Certainly better than Holt did.

yeah ^ agreed. he was slammed before he even got a chance to speak his side. did you hear about to concert these south american bands made? they called the concert "**** of zetro" that anooys me because they have gone and done this whist only hearing one side of the story :angry:

KREATOR Set Title, Release Date For New Album
 

German thrashers KREATOR have set "Enemy of God" as the title of their new album, due in Europe and South America on January 10 and North America on January 11 via SPV Records. A limited-edition version of the CD will come with a bonus DVD containing a "making of" documentary and video clips. Artwork duties will be handled by Austrian artist Jochim Luetke ([url]www.luetke.com[/url]). ARCH ENEMY guitarist Michael Amott makes a guest appearaonce on lead guitar on the track "Murder Fantasies".

The follow-up to 2001's "Violent Revolution" was recorded and mixed at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, England with producer Andy Sneap (MACHINE HEAD, SKINLAB, NEVERMORE), and was previously described by KREATOR mainman Mille Petrozza as "pure brutal thrash! Tons of fast ****, sick solos, aggro riffing... I am really psyched about the new ****. Can't wait to hear what [the fans] think about it..."

"Enemy of God projected track listing (in no particular oder):

01. Enemy of God
02. Impossible Brutality
03. Suicide Terrorist
04. Murder Fantasies (feat. Michael Amott)
05. Dying Race Apocalypse
06. One Evil Comes - A Milion Follow
07. Dystopia
08. World Anarchy
09. Voices
10. Under A Blackened Sky
11. When Death Takes It's Dominion
12. The Ancient Plague

:thumb: cant wait!

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]German thrashers KREATOR have set "Enemy of God" as the title of their new album, due in Europe and South America on January 10 and North America on January 11 via SPV Records. A limited-edition version of the CD will come with a bonus DVD containing a "making of" documentary and video clips. Artwork duties will be handled by Austrian artist Jochim Luetke ([url]www.luetke.com[/url]). ARCH ENEMY guitarist Michael Amott makes a guest appearaonce on lead guitar on the track "Murder Fantasies".

The follow-up to 2001's "Violent Revolution" was recorded and mixed at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, England with producer Andy Sneap (MACHINE HEAD, SKINLAB, NEVERMORE), and was previously described by KREATOR mainman Mille Petrozza as "pure brutal thrash! Tons of fast ****, sick solos, aggro riffing... I am really psyched about the new ****. Can't wait to hear what [the fans] think about it..."

"Enemy of God projected track listing (in no particular oder):

01. Enemy of God
02. Impossible Brutality
03. Suicide Terrorist
04. Murder Fantasies (feat. Michael Amott)
05. Dying Race Apocalypse
06. One Evil Comes - A Milion Follow
07. Dystopia
08. World Anarchy
09. Voices
10. Under A Blackened Sky
11. When Death Takes It's Dominion
12. The Ancient Plague

:thumb: cant wait![/QUOTE]

I'm hyped for that and the new Testament album (whenever Eric fully recovers)

New Kreator sounds good. I hope it's not a political album, with some of those names!

All People who read this: Get Necrophagist - Stabwound! The tech-est riffing known to humanity! It may open your eyes to other forms of extreme metal! AAAAAAAAAAARHHHHHHHHHHHHHH \m/

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]NP = Now playing.

And you can't make a thread for 24 hours.

Bolt Thrower own you all.[/QUOTE]

When I you wanted to check out Bolt Thrower, I told you they were Mid-paced Death Metal and they were good. You said "mid paced sucks!" Should have listened to me, eh? :p

OI! Who was the one who said "it's too sloooow" when i said to check out artillery - terror squad?! :p Should have listened to me, eh? :p

One band that I think is one of the best thrash bands that gets no respect is Flotsam & Jetsam, I wish that they got more respect

Oh man, fvck my as.shole. Ulysess Siren fvcking rips my as.shole. This is some serious good shi.t. [url]http://www.ulyssessiren.com/indexframe.html[/url] CHECK THEM OUT NOW.

By teh way, how do I get pass teh swear filter?

[QUOTE=LordDargon]When I you wanted to check out Bolt Thrower, I told you they were Mid-paced Death Metal and they were good. You said "mid paced sucks!" Should have listened to me, eh? :p[/QUOTE]

It's not really mid paced. They de-tune to A, how metal is that. I've got the Realm of Chaos CD, maybe it's a different style to the songs you have?

sensitiveorgan: You go:

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without the *, of course. Not really worth the trouble, I think.

uh, I screwed that up:

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Without the *'s.

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****, that takes so long.