Grace Flores85 said:I can't stand it when people spout off without having a single actual argument—just like that doctor! "It's true, but I don't know why!" Give me a break. 😠
No, wait—this one is even better: "It's scientifically proven, but I have no clue how or where." 🤣
Looks like the data engine skipped the 'y' in July. Weird glitch—happened to my old spreadsheet once. 😁
On July 11th, 1981...
The #1 single was: The Specials - "Ghost Town"
The #1 album was: Cliff Richard - "Love Songs"
Born on July 11th: 1951 - Bonnie Pointer (vocalist for The Pointer Sisters) 1957 - Peter Murphy (lead singer of Bauhaus) 1959 - Richie Sambora (guitarist for Bon Jovi) 1959 - Suzanne Vega 1966 - Mel Appleby (from the duo Mel & Kim; deceased) 1975 - Rick McMurray (drummer for Ash) 1975 - Kimberly Jones (aka Lil' Kim)
It’d be a huge help if you just mentioned which city you’re in. I’m definitely interested—though I’m guessing you’re based in Washington, D.C., which is unfortunately way too far for me.
If work doesn't get in my way, I'm heading out—hoping they play some of those older tracks from before they turned into whatever this current version is. If I can't make it, oh well, won't break my heart too much. Honestly, I just feel bad for Morbid Angel...😢
Hmm... that singer from Transylvania has quite the pipes... and that Italian woman over at Opera has a *really* interesting voice. Gotta listen first before I weigh in. 😉
Kenneth Reed2 said:Ha... 17? You were basically seven years old when Šlos, Sale, and I were hitting up that Napalm Death and Entombed show. Man, I'm getting old...😉 🙂
It’s pretty funny watching you worship some guy who thinks he's being "edgy" by picking an Orcish name from a movie. Real hardcore stuff right there... wow. 🤮
ironfalcon18 said:The main thing is that at 17, you already know what actually matters.🙄 My Dying Breed is basically a band for women—you can listen to them without any issues since you're a girl, but I honestly don't get how guys can stand a band called My Death Young A.😎
Man... my bad, Mr. Omniscient, Wise, and Invincible. I guess I'll just scatter myself into ash and end it all since I'm listening to "women's music" according to your All-Knowing Opinion. Such a massive masculine ego.
Kenneth Reed2 said:Back in my day, we actually listened to real doom—not this modern crap where they just scream into the mic like they’re having some kind of monthly meltdown.🙂
My Dying Breed was a real band, and Anathema too...
Man, you are a total fossil. 🙂 I was spinning Paradise Lost and Carcass way back when—early to mid-90s Florida scene stuff... 🙂
So, is Mordor playing stuff similar to Thunder—and actually better than them, according to everyone here? I guess I'll have to track down some of their records...
Blizzard Beast said:I'm not exactly into Mordor or Storm
Look, Storm is basically just clean Nordic folk with some metal touches—not the other way around. Honestly, I think ironfalcon18 put them in the wrong genre entirely; the Nordavind album I've got doesn't sound even remotely like black metal.