MetalheadFromBama

Just bought Dee Snider’s “For The Love Of Metal” yesterday. It’s a great album overall.

There are many upsets going on in college football today, especially in the SEC. I’m starting to worry that Alabama vs Missouri could be the next upset. But as usual, I think the Tide will put this one out.

I’ll have to check this subgenre out. I can’t really get into trap music (except for a tiny bit of Lil Peep and T.I.), but maybe I can get into trap metal.

Today, I’m just listening to background pop music at work, which usually gets interrupted by someone calling “Code Teal” over the intercom, which means “We need help in a particular department”. But I might listen to some metal after work.

I’m going to be performing Greensleeves on the guitar for my music convocation class today. Hopefully I’ve practiced enough and can keep a good grade in the class afterwards.

So what is everybody planning on doing for Halloween? I’m probably going to listen to some deathrock, horror punk, and probably some Sabbath and TON for good measure. Maybe go to a cemetery and/or watch Night Of The Living Dead. What about everyone else?

Since you like Rammstein, you should check out Eisbrecher.

Henry’s Francisco Strawberry Wine. Made in Tennessee.

Here's a video of Trump singing "Holy Wars". It's actually pretty good!

I find traveling to be pretty fun overall. It creates many good memories. Like the time I went to Las Vegas as a 13 year old and got busted in the casinos just for being near the slot machines. Man, I wish I could have gambled back then. Oh well, I'll be going back in 2022 with a friend when we'll both be of age to gamble and see Show Girls.

Nine Inch Nails - Broken Metallica - St. Anger This is my first time listening to St. Anger. It's not their best album, but at this point, I'm not understanding why people have such hatred for this album. The only negative thing I've found about it so far is that Lars is playing a little louder than everyone else.

For the 1950s, I would probably say that Charlie Feathers and Slim Harpo had quite an influence on metal. For the 1960s, influences would include The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Beatles, Blue Cheer, Iron Butterfly, Led Zeppelin, and Cream.

Randy Rhoades - Dee Eddie Van Halen - Spanish Fly Throne of Eden - Forever and Always

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Why did Mozart kill his chickens? When he asked them who the greatest composer was, they all said “Bach Bach Bach”.