MetalheadFromBama

Not bad at all. It sounds a lot like Bullet For My Valentine.

Welcome to the forum! Hope you enjoy your time here.

That sounds pretty good. I can definitely hear the Kyuss influence in those songs. Keep up the good work. 🤘

1. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - One of the first bands that got me into blues and pyschedelic rock. They still amaze me to this day. 2. Black Sabbath - One of my favorite metal bands, and very influential to metal in general. 3. Metallica - They introduced me to thrash metal, and pretty much just metal in general. However, albums such as “Lulu” and “Load” would get limited airplay on the island. 4. AC/DC - One of the first rock bands that I really started getting into (besides Aerosmith). I could duck walk on the island for exercise. 5. Led Zeppelin - Another good rock band that influenced metal. One of the first bands that I started collecting many albums on vinyl with.

The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love

Seven (or Se7en) Nothin’ worth braggin’ about.

1. Sonny Rollins - Blue 7 (some good old jazz) 2. The Troggs - Wild Thing (a good classic that even Hendrix performed) 3. Sleep - Nain’s Baptism (finally some metal) 4. John Coltrane - Everytime We Say Goodbye (surprised at how much jazz is showing up already) 5. Miley Cyrus - The Climb (that’s Mom’s music, not mine) 6. Tupac - All Eyez On Me (some good old gangsta rap) 7. Tupac - Can’t C Me (2 rap songs in a row) 8. Sleep - From Beyond (about time some more metal showed up) 9. The Surrey With the Fringe On Top - Wes Montgomery (How much jazz do I have on here?!) 10. AC/DC - For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (a good rock anthem) Turns our there was a bit of variety in this list. A bit of rock, metal, jazz, pop, and rap in these 10 tracks. I’m not too surprised at the list, considering that I’ve always been a person that likes variety.

Dokken - Breaking the Chains (Album)

Sounds like you got some good protein. Have you ever tried Salted Caramel flavored oatmeal? It’s great.

Welcome to the forum. I didn’t know they used “ya’ll” in Bulgaria. I just thought it was a Southern USA thing.

Greta Van Fleet - Safari Song I’m starting to get into this band a little bit.

Due to the length of some songs and albums, I’ve been wondering: Does listening to stoner doom help your attention span become longer? For example, I’ve heard of people who can pay attention to all of Sleep’s “Dopesmoker”, which is a little more than 1 hour long.

1. Black Sabbath 2. Pentagram 3. Type O Negative 4. Sleep

I did think a bit about variety when it came to this list, but if I chose more of a variety, then some of my favorite albums wouldn’t have made the list. I thought about possibly putting Metallica’s “Kill Em’ All” or Mayhem’s “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” on the list to add more variety. I would have added those two albums if I could take 10 metal albums to a desert island instead of just 5.

For dinner, I had Lean Cuisine chicken fettuccini. Usually I’m not somebody who likes to eat the same thing over and over, but I’m still enjoy this stuff after a few months of eating it.