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Devin Townsend is a metal GOD. It's really a shame he retired from touring.

I agree, but I wouldn't necessarily label them as "death metal" (although I will give you that they do have SOME traits of that), but more as Groove Metal due to the unique drumming style that Chris Adler uses.

Well, I guess that may be your opinion and you're certainly entitled to it, but I'm sure not trusting any opinion of yours after the past 2 pages of fail you posted :|

Well since Lamb of God is indeed NOT satanic, your point is moot. [hide=John Campbell of Lamb of God] [/hide] Source: http://www.fromoutofnowhere.com/lamb0305.html

I definitely get your point, but I'm classifying him as saying that those are the best bands of all time. It's like me with Slipknot. Yes I like them, but I'm not the 14 year old fanboy who likes nothing but Slipknot. I hope you can see what I'm trying to convey and I mean it nothing personal against you.

Care to explain what a "wannabe Satanist" is? I think you either are or you're not... :|

I think the first two banners in your signature really do explain it very well.

Well I'm going to let you figure it out yourself. Maybe you can go ask Rush Limbaugh for some advice too while you're at it. I'm sure he'll give you a nice unbiased opinion on those songs.

Meh, it's fun to debate when you know that you're right, so I'm just letting him make a fool of himself even more.

First of all, it's not called "Liberal" to just have a general RESPECT for another person's beliefs. I'm not even a "Liberal". If you really read into the lyrics of that song, which you OBVIOUSLY have NOT, you would find that what they are trying to convey is that the world as we know it and how we are acting and treating each other (ironically enough, just like you are treating me) is basically a living hell. They are claiming that the way people treat each other is not the way that christians should be treating each other and that there is no place in heaven for people like that. Thus, Walk With Me In Hell.

The same argument could be made for ANY other genre. I think what you fail to realize is that there are many different people on this earth and each one has his or her individual taste in everything in life. To say another person's taste is "horrible" or to say that "the world would be a better place without a person like Range" is a very intolerant way to live your life. If you want to have views on life that make you be a misanthrope to anyone who doesn't agree with your tastes, well, I feel very sorry for you.

Actually...you're very wrong about their lyrics. Lamb of God does not have a satanic or even anti-christian standpoint. They remain 100% neutral even though many unintelligent half-wits such as yourself like to qualify them as satanic.

There were at least 10 fights a year back in high school. I was only in one and it was because one of my good friends, who happened to be relatively small, was getting shoved around, and me, being a good 6'4" and 215 lbs, I decided to help him out and beat up 3 guys. I got an out-of-school suspension but the principal thanked me for sticking up for my friend. It was a really cool moment when that happened.

Yes I do compare System of a Down to Nickelback because they both are mainstream rock artists. Get the picture? Both of those bands are catalysts for people like you to *think* they know about music because "zomg soad has lyrics that hve stoof abot politiks". That's why the blow. They are to rock music what McDonald's is to great burger restaurants.

As of now Rage has now scheduled 1 (ONE) U.S. show after Lolapalooza. That show is not even announced on Ticketmaster or Rage's site, but was announced today on 93x KXXR FM in Minneapolis, MN. Rage will be playing September 3rd at Target Center one day before the Republican Nation Convention. Tickets go on sale this Saturday August 9. I know a few of you on this board might be interested in it, and I know I will be there camping out this Saturday to get tickets and causing hell at the show. This will be my second time seeing Rage in the last year :) The day before the Convention...can you say...riots? We can only hope :D Because we all know what happened the last time Rage played at a National Convention.

Believe he/she was a pretty famous staker? Or pker...one of the two.

Delores!

Enjoy Rage whoever may be going. If you're considering going to see them ABSOLUTELY DO IT. You'll only regret not going. I went to see them last summer at Alpine Valley and it was one of the best moments of my life. They were amazing live.

Do It Yourself Tattoos AKA Epic Fail.

Don't do that. Spend the money to get it done correctly. DIY tattoos fade in like a year anyways. Horrible idea.

tech' thats 2 words but yeah to the point. [/facepalm] I think I count 3 there.

Going to be a freshman at St. Cloud State University. This year is going to rock my world. I get to watch D1 hockey and all the Minnesota-bred girls are so much better looking than the Wisconsin ones I've been used to. Bliss comes in 20 days.

Haha troll much? I bet that if I asked you in person you couldn't name a song from Lamb of God other than Laid to Rest because it's from Guitar Hero. Randy Blythe, the vocalist, has a very unique pitched screaming voice (probably from all the cigs he smokes) and incorporates a lot of his political ideas into his vocals, making the vocals an all around great performance. Both guitarists, Mark Morton and Wille Adler (younger brother of the drummer Chris Adler), share lead and rythym parts making them an excellent tandem of riff brutality. Many great solos and counter rythyms under the solos are due to those two's writing genius. The bassist, John Campbell, is probably the most overlooked and underrated member of Lamb of God. He plays most of the same riffs that the guitarists do, which is a pretty daunting task when you are in Lamb of God. Campbell also only uses a 3-string bass. And finally, the most impressive member of the band, in my opinion, Chris Adler. To give you an idea of why he is so good would be to tell you that Chris is a LEFT HANDED DRUMMER playing on a RIGHT HANDED SET putting him up with some of the great open-handed-lead drummers like Billy Cobham. Chris Adler applies 100% symmetry when he plays his kit, and since he is a left handed drummer on a right handed set his rythyms and sticking patterns are very, very unique. With all that said, Lamb of God may be one of the top bands in metal right now. Lamb of God has stood the test of time being a band for almost 20 years. They not only create great studio albums, but play amazing live shows as well. The one thing that really impresses me the most is that Lamb of God, throughout the years, has never strayed from their original style. They have not sold out to mainstream rock and they never will. Lamb of God is riding the absolute edge of mainstream success and underground metal. You might never hear Lamb of God played on the radio, but that is due to the fact that it might make all of the Nickelback, Hinder, and System of a Down fan's brains turn into mush. If you're going to troll me, next time at least try to know what you're getting into. Tool.

Well it did hurt yes, but nothing that wasn't tolerable. I had a few words written on my side and the outlining of them hurt pretty bad but when he started shading them it didn't hurt at all, just felt like I was being scratched with a vibrating fingernail. But it definitely was NOT the worst pain in my life. It felt like there was a vibrating needle stretching my skin open with a slight burning sensation too. That's all there is to it really. My advice is just get one that's on an area with a lot of muscle underneath like your forearm, pecs, shoulderblades, or leg.