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schmanman wrote: obzen- meshuggah

Woah, I just got that album. THE COINCIDENCE

Anyway.

Part of the friction - sikTh
Corporal jigsore quandary - The berzerker (Carcass cover)
difference between vengeance and wrongs- Misery signals
ALL songs by nasum HEWLL YAEAAAH
Nihilist - The red chord
Antman - the red chord
Christianity as foreign policy - Ed gein
Canadian Mysticism - Meek is murder
Vespers - From a second story window
Mourning for morning - from a second story window
That ccertain special ugly - the red chord
Crusades part VI - Symbyosis
All songs by sleep terror.




Yay

Corporal jigsore quandary

The original is awesome, as is the whole necroticism album, my favourite carcass album.

spheres of madness-decapitated

daath

five nails through the neck- cannibal corpse

fredrick thordendal's special defects- sol niger within.
^^^^^^
this is an amazing and weird album, and is insanley difficult to get a hold of. a side project of meshuggah's lead songwriter and guitarist, it is sure to please any meshuggah fan after some getting used to. the vocals are intense.

behemoth is one of my all time favorites

job for a cowboy- bearing the serphent's lamb

anything by nevermore!

mrcrowley! look into nevermore, you will not be disapointed.
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disturbed-down with the sickness
rancid-maxwell murder
guns n roses-welcome to the jungle
afi-miss murder
afi-the boy who destroyed the world
acdc-tnt
kanyewest-barrybonds
kanyewest-stronger
korn-coming undone
red hot chili peppers-dani california
rage against the machines- all songs
hollywood rose-reckless life
the organ-steven smith
the strokes-reptilia
zebrahead-check

@schmanman
Will do, i've only just recently got into Children of Bodom as they're touring soon with Slipknot and Machine Head

I've heard of dimmu borgir before, Randy Rhoads' brother (Kelly Rhoads)and former bassist of Rhoads' earlier band Quiet Riot (Kelle Garni) have joined a new band and they were saying they're influenced by dimmu borgir and others similar.

I must look into them sometime.

well i strongly recomend to look into slipknot's new songs, such as psychosocial and all hope is gone.

i know they are also some songs i like but i typed the first 15 songs that came to mind

SpudFarm wrote:well i strongly recomend to look into slipknot's new songs, such as psychosocial and all hope is gone.

Already ahead of you, i'm a long time Slipknot fan, but had never listened to Children of Bodom before.

So I thought since they're coming here I may as well enjoy seeing Slipknot and Children of Bodom.

i can't remember before i listened to slipknot acctualy.. it just gets you hooked

wow some slipknot fans i always thought this forum was metallica and iron maiden

my 12

zombie grave yard rape bonanza by Gorerotted


baptized_in_flames by skeletonwitch


Deadly Sinners by three inches of blood


Ruiner by burn the priest


goat fish by burn the priest


crack head by wecamewithbrokenteeth


pit of zombies by Cannibal Corpse


give it up by pepper


fuck your ass with broken glass by gorerotted


To The Threshold by Hatebreed


the cake song by lazy town (we play it on my css server lol)


Die, Die My Darling by the misfits


Thats it lol

Offspring - Why dont you get a job?

Brand New - Seventy times seven

Brand New - Me vs. Madonna vs. Elvis

Brand New - Mix tape

Brand New - The quiet things that no one ever knows

Coheed and Cambria - Welcome home

Coheed and Cambria - The suffering

Coheed and Cambria - A favor house atlantic

Coheed and Cambria - Blood red summer

Avenged Sevenfold - A little piece of heaven


In no particular order.

I recommend any of these songs to anyone. I cant guarentee you will personally enjoy them, but i sure do.

who'd of known- lily allen

how we do- mount sims

nino- belanova

rosa pastel- belanova

hello tomorrow- karen O

jaqueline- franz ferdinand

island in the sun- weezer

there she goes- the la's

dont you forget about me- simple minds

young love- mystery jets

iris- goo goo dolls

me gustas tu- manu chao

Huge difference in musical tastes between Male and Female spudders, no?

Anyone on here into country and western? I have listened to slipknot every now and then, I have a few pantera cd's, but you just can't beat country and classic rock

My main rock interests are:

Styxx
Bon Jovi (the good stuff)
Jethro Tull
Boston
Journey
Van Halen
Dire Straits
Cheap Trick
The Guess Who
Twisted Sister
Pantera
The Eagles
ZZ Top

As far as country, I like the old stuff mostly

Randy Travis (pretty much the man)
Charlie Daniels Band
Johnny Cash
George Straight
CW McCall
Alabama
Alan Jacksn
Mel Tillis
Willie Nelson
Waylon Jennings
Merle Haggard
Hank Williams (all 3 of em)
Sammy Kershaw
Jason Boland
David Allan Coe
Conway Twitty
Kenny Rogers

Jesus I could add quite a few more, but yall get the picture

Anyone feel me on any of these?