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#1771 Re: The Garden » The swing state polls are in..... » 948 weeks ago
Obama is clearly in trouble. Surely his base is willing to admit that now. The question now is, what should he do?
Fucking tell us his plans is what he should do!:headbang:
I just don't get why the hell he isn't. 
#1772 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Science Faxtion/Oct. 28 » 948 weeks ago
He mostly does funk/funk rock stuff, but he's played on some Buckethead stuff. His sound? Space bass.
I'm sure i've heard him on Bh stuff, but i couldn't begin to tell you what.
I'll have to look up what Bh stuff he's on that i have.
#1773 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Science Faxtion/Oct. 28 » 948 weeks ago
I like the part about Bootsy rocking out, and he loves it. He's a helluva bassist.
I honestly haven't heard that much (if anything) from him. I'll look forward to this even more to be able to check him out. 
#1774 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Science Faxtion/Oct. 28 » 948 weeks ago
Audioslave and NIN, but with Bucket?
Sounds great to me.
#1775 Re: The Garden » Church's attack on pop-culture leads to controversy » 948 weeks ago
Saikin wrote:God i hate that song...
Me too. Looks like we're both safe from the flames of Hades!
I don't know about you, but i happen to like kissing girls. 
Then again, i am a guy, so i think that beats the whole point of the billboard.
The funniest thing is, most of those priests in that church have probably watched lesbian porn.
#1776 Re: The Sunset Strip » METALLICA Discussion » 948 weeks ago
I think they shoulda gone with Nickelback.
About an hour after hearing that and they woulda gave in just to silence that awful sound.
#1777 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » SLASH: 'MODERN ROCKERS ARE SELL-OUTS' » 948 weeks ago
Yeah Guns was pretty respectable during their rise, but it was a different time. Can you really get gigs in cities like LA these days like you could back then? The rock audience has shrunk and I don't know how a band makes it simply by hard work and constant touring.
To be honest, i feel that if GNR were to start today, it would take them a lot more time and a lot more work to get to the point where they got to.
It certainly takes a special group of people to make it big without ever selling out in today's world.
#1778 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » SLASH: 'MODERN ROCKERS ARE SELL-OUTS' » 948 weeks ago
I don't think he's being a hypocrite here.
He is talking about how he himself made it big, and he definently wasn't a sell out, nobody in GNR was. GNR stood outside of what was mainly popular at the time and made one of the greatest albums ever. Nobody could call those guys sell outs back then. They were the ones taking chances and working for anything they could get.
#1779 Re: The Sunset Strip » ALICE IN CHAINS HEADING BACK TO THE STUDIO » 948 weeks ago
Yea, if I got the album I'd probably load the artist name into iTunes as 'Alice In Chains 2' or something like. Plan to do the same with GNR, just to keep the different eras seperate.
How about "AIC-L"?
I really think they should use a different name. It's going to turn off a lot of people.
#1780 Re: The Sunset Strip » METALLICA Discussion » 948 weeks ago
The German-language television network 3SAT recently conducted an interview with METALLICA guitarist/vocalist James Hetfield about the band's new album, "Death Magnetic", the "Some Kind of Monster" movie and the use of METALLICA's music to torture Guantanamo Bay, Cuba prisoners. "Part of me is proud is because they chose METALLICA," Hetfield said about the reports that the band's song "Enter Sandman" was used during the interrogation of Mohammed al-Qahtani '” known as the 20th hijacker on Sept. 11 '” and that listening to the track brought al-Qahtani to tears "because he thought he was hearing the sound of Satan." James added, "It's strong; it's music that's powerful. It represents something that they don't like '” maybe freedom, aggression'¦ I don't know'¦ freedom of speech. And then part of me is kind of bummed about it that people worry about us being attached to some political statement because of that. We've got nothing to do with this and we're trying to be as apolitical as possible, 'cause I think politics and music, at least for us, don't mix. It separates people, [and] we wanna bring people together. So, so be it. I can't say 'Stop.' I can't say 'Do it.' It is just a thing '” it's not good or bad."
