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Hello, how goes it all? New here, so figured I'd start with the intro post. Very diverse taste of music, just to get all the hate out the way first, fan of The Faint, the killers,gorillaz, MSI, juggalo shit, and dubstep. Love that shit. But love all kinds of metal as well, from Anorexia Nervosa to Zao, Braindrill to Watain, The Berzerker to The Contortionist, love all kinds of metal, other than doom, doom metal sucks IMO. Love South Park and shows with similar fucked up senses of humor, trailer park boys, my family, ps3, weed, and my cat Oderus. Too many favorite bands to list so I won't but GWAR, Slayer, Macabre, and Killswitch Engage would definitely be part of that list.

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To each their own man, close minded to doom? Yea, for sure, but everything else I wrote would obviously say other wise.... And for argument sake, just like any other genre and sub genre, might have very different ideas as to what doom is, for me, doom is crap like orange goblin and electric wizard for me, so maybe I'm ill informed as to what its all about, but regardless, to each their own....

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Hey Sphincter Face, Welcome to the forum. Sorry you don't dig doom, but that's OK of course, it is just a question of taste. Orange Goblin and Electric Wizard are a couple of my favorite bands which as a question of taste will be OK I think. Sucking cock by choice is also a matter of taste, it has to be said. Now Cutting off someones dick and eating it is just not OK, so I'm glad to see you retracted that suggestions. We here on the metal forum do not tolerate cannibalism, so please adhere to that taboo with us. Necrophilia is OK here, if you must. Anyway glad to have you here, please don't be discouraged by your rough start, thought is seems like you might need to send out some flowers before your fully forgiven (Deathstorm likes tulips, Midi likes irises and Macabre likes a vase full of dead cone flowers). ps I like the dub-step when the shit gets all wobbly.

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Hey spinincter face Welcome to the forum. I have no problem. With you either you don't like doom metal that's cool but telling doom fans. That is not cool I have friends. Here that are doom fans We had a problem. With a dude who was like that before he got banned. From here so enjoy the forum What are your favorite bands.

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My bad everybody will try not to be as offensive in future posts, as far as favorite bands, be to hard to name em all so for a somewhat short list....Macabre, GWAR, Slayer, Deicide, Skinless, God Dethroned, The Red Chord, Amon Amarth, Dying Fetus, Graveworm, Woods Of Ypres, The Ocean, The Contortionist, Genghis Tron and Killswitch Engage just to name a few

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My bad everybody will try not to be as offensive in future posts' date=' as far as favorite bands, be to hard to name em all so for a somewhat short list....Macabre, GWAR, Slayer, Deicide, Skinless, God Dethroned, The Red Chord, Amon Amarth, Dying Fetus, Graveworm, Woods Of Ypres, The Ocean, The Contortionist, Genghis Tron and Killswitch Engage just to name a few[/quote'] That reminds me I really need to look into Graveworm. I keep telling myself that before forgetting it, but if they're anything like Lord Mantis it'll be worth the spin. Which album can you recommend?
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That reminds me I really need to look into Graveworm. I keep telling myself that before forgetting it' date=' but if they're anything like Lord Mantis it'll be worth the spin. Which album can you recommend?[/quote'] Graveworm anyting like Lord Mantis? What did I just read? :shock: No, they're far away from each other in stlye. Anways, only the earlier albums from Graveworm are interesting imo. Scourge of Malice is by far their greatest album but When Daylight's Gone and As the Angels Reach the Beauty are quite good too.
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Hello' date=' how goes it all? New here, so figured I'd start with the intro post. Very diverse taste of music, just to get all the hate out the way first, fan of The Faint, the killers,gorillaz, MSI, juggalo shit, and dubstep. Love that shit. But love all kinds of metal as well, from Anorexia Nervosa to Zao, Braindrill to Watain, The Berzerker to The Contortionist, love all kinds of metal, other than doom, doom metal sucks IMO. Love South Park and shows with similar fucked up senses of humor, trailer park boys, my family, ps3, weed, and my cat Oderus. Too many favorite bands to list so I won't but GWAR, Slayer, Macabre, and Killswitch Engage would definitely be part of that list.[/quote'] Hi, but South Park sucks ass.. :P
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