since the other thread about death metal got closed let me finish what i was saying about death metal...
see the thing is all the death metalheads i went to school with were all suicidal and wanted to kill themselves OR other people. thats what they talked about most of the time...it could just be where i live or not i dont know but that ios the impression that i got. i have nothing against them but it seems they NEVER looked on the brighter side of things ever.

[QUOTE=Blood Venom]I think he was referring to Steerpikes meticulousness in responding to posts. It's like when he talks about how noone should care about what he says cause it nothing major, but then he puts all this effort in a response. Thats what I think No Address meant, correct me if Im wrong though[/QUOTE]

It depends. Sometimes I just like to toss off a one-liner, other times I like to be more verbose. No reason in particular. It's knid of arbitrary.

Either way, does it really matter?

[QUOTE=RIP Dime]since the other thread about death metal got closed let me finish what i was saying about death metal...
see the thing is all the death metalheads i went to school with were all suicidal and wanted to kill themselves OR other people. thats what they talked about most of the time...it could just be where i live or not i dont know but that ios the impression that i got. i have nothing against them but it seems they NEVER looked on the brighter side of things ever.[/QUOTE]

(slaps forehead)

Those people weren't deathheads. They're just psychotic. They just happened to listen to death metal because the brutality of the music appealed to their dementia.

There is a distinct difference.

[QUOTE=RIP Dime]since the other thread about death metal got closed let me finish what i was saying about death metal...
see the thing is all the death metalheads i went to school with were all suicidal and wanted to kill themselves OR other people. thats what they talked about most of the time...it could just be where i live or not i dont know but that ios the impression that i got. i have nothing against them but it seems they NEVER looked on the brighter side of things ever.[/QUOTE]


Any idea of what "death metal" they listened to? Because from the sounds of it, they either did not listen to real death metal and it was nu-metal poorly labeled or as Steepike said, they had a mental disorder.

[QUOTE=Steerpike](slaps forehead)

Those people weren't deathheads. They're just psychotic. They just happened to listen to death metal because the brutality of the music appealed to their dementia.

There is a distinct difference.[/QUOTE]
ill definitly have to agree with you on the psychotic part...but i guess that makes sense

Listen dude, you clearly have no idea what real death metal is. I suggest you take a look at some material off of Death's album The Sound of Perseverence, and Opeth's album Blackwater Park. Both were/are death metal bands, but also very progressive ones.

Chuck Schuldiner and Mikhael Akerfeldt were/are exceptionally talented musicians, and also brilliant songwriters. It's not all about carnage and gore. As a matter of fact, The Sound of Perseverence was almost a thematic album. I believe Chuck himself said, "This is an album for anyone who's ever had a dream."

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo] drown your self in your toilet bowl.[/QUOTE]
That wouldn't work for two reasons:
1) I'm too big and would never fit in the drain

2) I'm pretty satisfied with my life and have no reason be suicidal

But you can still show me how to do it. I'll even take a dump beforehand so you could slide into the septic tank more freely

[QUOTE=Blood Venom]That wouldn't work for two reasons:
1) I'm too big and would never fit in the drain[/QUOTE]

You haven't seen Sin City I suppose.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]You haven't seen Sin City I suppose.[/QUOTE]
Nope. Do you suggest I check it out ?

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Listen dude, you clearly have no idea what real death metal is. I suggest you take a look at some material off of Death's album The Sound of Perseverence, and Opeth's album Blackwater Park. Both were/are death metal bands, but also very progressive ones.

Chuck Schuldiner and Mikhael Akerfeldt were/are exceptionally talented musicians, and also brilliant songwriters. It's not all about carnage and gore. As a matter of fact, The Sound of Perseverence was almost a thematic album. I believe Chuck himself said, "This is an album for anyone who's ever had a dream."[/QUOTE]
i will do that

[QUOTE=Blood Venom]Nope. Do you suggest I check it out ?[/QUOTE]

Awesome movie. Very stylized and very violent. Bruce Willis has never been more bad-***.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Awesome movie. Very stylized and very violent. Bruce Willis has never been more bad-***.[/QUOTE]
Sounds good

[QUOTE=Steerpike]Awesome movie. Very stylized and very violent. Bruce Willis has never been more bad-***.[/QUOTE]
rosario dawson is in that i think and shes hottt

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo]:rolleyes:

Why don't you take your own advice but instead, drown your self in your toilet bowl.[/QUOTE]

That reminded me of Sin City, where the dude almost drowned in his own piss. Then another guy got his head dumped in a log-infested toilet bowl. That might not be too pleasant.

[QUOTE=ICB]That reminded me of Sin City, where the dude almost drowned in his own piss. Then another guy got his head dumped in a log-infested toilet bowl. That might not be too pleasant.[/QUOTE]

Interestingly, some conservative nutter chose that as the msot offensive scene in the flick. I would have though Elijah Wood's death scene would have been a little more offensive than that to someone so squeamish.

I mean, come on! Not to ruin the movie for anyone, but that is one of the best, goriest ironic deaths [i]ever[/i]. And wolves are just plain cool.

Haha, I'm a conservative "nutter" and I wasn't even offended by any of it. That death scene was a little short though, mercifully for some. Maybe the most gruesome thing was Nick Stahl getting his nuts shot off and THEN ripped off. Goddam. Or the fact that Jessica Alba did NOT get naked :mad:

[QUOTE=ICB]Haha, I'm a conservative "nutter" and I wasn't even offended by any of it.[/quote]

Ah well, you know the type I'm talking about. The kind that tries to get offended by something so they can start a fit over it.

[quote]That death scene was a little short though, mercifully for some. Maybe the most gruesome thing was Nick Stahl getting his nuts shot off and THEN ripped off. Goddam.[/quote]

Every guy in the theatre coiled inward in his seat and groaned at that scene, me included. As I said, Bruce Willis has never been more bad-***.

[quote]Or the fact that Jessica Alba did NOT get naked :mad:[/QUOTE]

That [i]was[/i] annoying. Hers were the only **** we never got to see.

Well... I wouldn't have minded Miho getting naked either, so I suppose I can add that to the complaints. For some reason, Asian chicks become hotter as they become more deadly.

The closest to being naked she has ever been was in Idle Hands. That halloween costume exposed most of her a[SIZE=2]ss[/SIZE]....and she has an a[SIZE=2]ss[/SIZE] to die for

[QUOTE=Steerpike] Every guy in the theatre coiled inward in his seat and groaned at that scene, me included. As I said, Bruce Willis has never been more bad-***.

QUOTE]

Yeah, that scene made a bunch of guys yell "OH MY ****IN' GOD!" Yeah, Miho would've been nice to see "in the flesh"...

what would you guys consider Steel Attack?

I wouldn't consider them.

do you consider the fact that he considers them taking it into consideration that he would consider ?

[QUOTE=Drone Master V]do you consider the fact that he considers them taking it into consideration that he would consider ?[/QUOTE]

you sir are an idiot.

[QUOTE=Eleventeen]you sir are an idiot.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Drone Master V]and you have a message. click [URL=http://www.cheyennetrading.com/images/tsx111.jpg]here[/URL] to read[/QUOTE]

That's such a Hot Topic message.

ahhh no i getit
cheers man good job

one correction - soad, i wouldnt put them in numetal
theyre more in a genre of their own
theyre not liek anything else

Lots of bands technically have a unique sound, but that doesn't mean you have to put them in a genre all of their own.

up you beast

[QUOTE]What about Power Metal?[/QUOTE]
he talks about that in the traditional heavy metal
you never do talk about black sabbath in the traditional heavy metal, whats with that