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I saw them with the same drummer at Area 51 and he played all the songs i know just fine. Sent from my SM-G386T using Tapatalk

I like that i've read multiple reviews of the new Skinless where they preface with "I don't like a lot of brutal death metal, but I like Skinless"... oh, so you like the band that had that one popular album with the funny song titles. I see.

Was: Origin - Echoes of Decimation Now: King Parrot - Bite Your Head Off

Also singing songs from the cartoon Robin Hood. "Not in Nottingham" is a great song!

Well I posted in the wrong thread but while I'm here I'll say that last night's band practice was punctuated by quotes from the movie Tombstone.

Neuraxis - the Thin Line Between

I ate some Brussels sprouts yesterday and 30 minutes later i was wrecked. Had to call in sick to work, might have to do so today as well. I only suspect the Brussels sprouts due to the time frame and that they were the only abnormal thing I ate yesterday. It felt like I had stomach flu but I still managed to eat small amounts of solid food. It totally sucked and I wish a good night's rest would have helped but I still feel icky...

Was: Agnostic Front - Another Voice Now: Sworn Enemy - Maniacal

Exodus - Tempo of the Damned ... RIFFS

Intronaut - Void

Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire - Songs of Ill Hope and Desperation

Whitechapel - the Somatic Defilement

Are they good? they came through our town with Anaal Nathrakh but AN dropped off and the show was moved to another location with no advertisement.

I quite enjoy Octavarium for their more modern stuff and the live album Score. I rarely listen to them anymore but I don't really understand all the DT hate in the metal community.

I love a good cider, but currently I'm drinking beer. Started with Escape to Colorado IPA from Epic, one of my favorite session IPAs with tropical hop characteristics and a clean finish. Next up was Bohemian's Czech Pilsener, nothing extraordinary but hits all the right notes for the style. Samuel Smith's Nut Brown provided a creamy and smooth counterbalance to the skunky and hoppy flavors from earlier. Now: Hazed Hoppy Session Ale from Boulder Beer Co in Colorado. I can't taste a damn thing in this beer.... very bland amber-ish.... "sessionable" shouldn't mean a complete lack of flavor!!!