Cruxifixion22

To each their own. Diamondhead was amazing.

Welcome to the forum. I don't mean to get too personal but it seems as though your surname happens to similar to that of my girlfriend's family the only difference is that it's Wissink as opposed to your Wassink. On another note they also happen to have some Dutch in them as well despite their separation from The Netherlands by a few generations. Have a pleasant evening, man!

Philosophy is an interest of mine. Nothing more nor less. Thank You, very much. Sorry for the late reply I was with my girlfriend. Thank You!

Thanks, man. I'll be sure to stick around.

Hello fellow metalheads, my name is Bailey and I am from the state of Michigan. I've been listening to metal for nearly four years now having been raised on classic rock for a longer period of time. my introduction to music was The Beatles, my introduction to metal was Black Sabbath. I am generally introverted and philosophical by nature having been born an old soul and a diagnosis for Asperger's syndrome. Politically I am an right libertarian anarchist, religiously I am a non-denominational protestant with a strong belief in free will. I am 18 btw. My favorite genres of music are classical heavy metal, proto-metal, doom metal, power metal, and NWOBHM. My favorites bands are Black Sabbath, Rush, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Jeff Beck, Saxon, Motorhead, Sam Gopal, Tame Imphala, Pink Floyd, Scorpions, The Beatles, Wicked Lady, Lucifers Friend, Iron Claw, Cruxifixion, Diamondhead, The Shelter People, ZZ Top, and The Chieftains. There you have it.....

I generally gravitate towards the original line up from 1970 onward to 1979. I can still remember the first time I bought a Sabbath album in the spring of 2017 around March which happened to be Paranoid. I was very intriguted by the sound and lyrics. In November I would purchase their debut on CD and be blown away completely especially with regards to "Warning" and "Wicked World" Has Anyone here checked out their demo from 1969 when they were known as Earth? If not your in for a real treat.

Scorpions are Amazing. I've pretty much listened to their debut album 'Lonesome Crow' and literally was blown away by that mean guitar on "I am Going Mad." Which almost sounded like a product of Sabbath. Everytime I get high that song hits the spot.

Great Taste, man! Way to get down heavy! Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath Scorpions, Lonesome Crow Cruxifixion, Green Eyes EP Saxon, Denim and Lightning Wicked Lady, Psychotic Overkill Lucifers Friend, Lucifers Friend Sam Gopal, Escalator Randy Holden, Population II Iron Claw, 1970-74 Compilation Album Witchfynde, Give Em Hell

1. Proto-Metal 2. NWOBHM 3. Doom All heavy in their own manner packed full to the brim with fury. Guitar solos and riffs keep me addicted.