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Re: Favourite metal quote "I must stress that nothing we do is drug orientated in anyway. It's simply...that's restrictive. This is a totally pure state of mind that we're trying to achieve. They're restrictive, that's escapism and we have to be realistic." Shrew (Prophecy of Doom)

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Re: Favourite metal quote "(the keyboads screech and sound terrible when suddenly)Whoa...what are you fuckin' deaf? Don't you hear what's going on up here you fuckin' idiot? (the crowd laughs) I know we suck but you paid to get in here, fuck you! (the crowd laughs) You had to suck somebodies dick to get in here, you gasless fagot. (the crowd cheers, laughs and then begins chanting "you suck") Ya, ya OK I know, fuck you alright. I'm kinda doing something up here. Go to the bathroom take a shit, smoke some crack. Where'd he go man? (he asks his band regarding their missing keyboardist) $5.75 an hour for what? Then he starts in with the drums. Look at him with his nice fuckin' hair. (the crowd cheers and laughs) Ya, body of christ. Huh, no more keyboards. Come on man, where'd you go? Sucks because now I've gotta take a shit. I'm getting nervous now man. Why don't you guys sing a song, why don't you sing "she's in love with herself..."? (the crowd cheers wildly) We're not playing that tonight though. (the crowd boos and a woman shouts "fuck you" loudly) Ohhhh....great, now I got them irate. (the crowd laughs) Go to the front door and get your food stamps back. (the crowd cheers and laughs) My fuckin' deodorant's wearing off, where'd he go?! Do somethin man! Brushed my teeth for nothin. (the keyboard starts making its usual noises, followed by random crowd noises) It's workin now but I don't know (he says to the soundboard)...you ready? (the drums start playing) Wait a minute, wait a minute. Hey man, would you go to McDonald's for me? (the crowd laughs & the band begins playing)" - Peter Steele (Type O Negative)

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Re: Favourite metal quote here's one I'm stealing from Metal: A Headbangers Journey Sam Dunn (interviewer): a lot of people are saying black metal is starting to lose touch with its roots... Necrobutcher (Mayhem):Which ones? Who are they? who the fuck are you talking to? FUCK THEM!!! Sam Dunn: uh do you have a comment on that? Necrobutcher: yeah I got a comment...FUCK YOU

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"I never wash my clothes on tour. I don't fucking care. I'm the singer of a death metal band' date= I'm not supposed to smell good." - George "Corpsegrinder" Fischer (Cannibal Corpse)
:lol: Yeah, the entire band Suicide Silence looks like emo and trailer trash had a baby and probably smell like it too. No, they aren't death metal, but still.
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