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I had a pop-up telling me my address, name and every website I'd ever visited once. Scared the life out of me. It's really scary to think that people are watching you.

Machine Head - The Blood, the sweat, The Tears I love this band.

Any chance of you taking up an instrument? If not try writing poems or stories, thats a good way to pass time. Does your village have a library? You could get a book on a subject you're interested in. If not, go on a bike ride/ run to a village that does even if it takes you all day.

I'm totally into Machine Head right now. I bought the blackening the other day and it kicks wagon. Incredible band. The best in terms of popularity must be Pre-load Metallica, almost every metal head will tell you that.

Spongebob is pretty funny. Some of the stuff is aimed at kids but that doesn't mean older people can't enjoy it. Think of spongebob as more of a Lion King type program as opposed to a Tellytubby type program - Older people can still enjoy it without feeling patronised even though it is aimed at kids.

Dad - Classic Rock, Oldies, Rock, Acoustic Guitarwork. Sister - Originally dance and R&B but after a holiday where her MP3 player was broke and mine wasn't she now listens to metal and rock. Mum - Russell Brand, she's not really into music but she loves the radio, Me - Bit of everything but mainly metal.

Mines sorted into artists, then albums. I have all the music in MP3 format and in Windows Media Player. It's all properly tagged and genre'd (not specific subgenres as I'd end up with a week of thrash and an hour of Gothenburg Melodic Blackened Deathcore etc). And I always listen on shuffle, usually skipping tracks till I find one I like.

Opening credits: Arch Enemy - Tear down the walls Waking up: Andy Mckee - Drifting Average day: Dream Theater - The Silent Man First date: Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Falling in love: U2 - Sweetest Love scene: Red Hot Chili Peppers - I could die for you Fight scene: Entombed - [You're] About to Die Breaking up: Oomph! - The Foo Fighters - The Best of You Getting back together: Newton Faulkner - I need something Secret love: Cartoons - Diddley Dee Life's okay: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow Mental breakdown: [i've got loads that would work here] Stone Sour - Get Inside Driving: Slipknot - (Sic) Learning a lesson: Kamelot - Farewell Deep thought: Duke Ellington and Satchmo - Mood Indigo Flashback: A Perfect Circle - Mr Bungle Partying: Reel Big Fish - Take on Me Happy dance: Reliant K - The Pirates who Dont do Anything Regreting: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Otherside Long night alone: Metallica - For Whom the Bells Toll Death scene: Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons (A nice long slow death for me then :uhh: ) Closing credits: Oasis - Thank you for the Good Times

Alien [hide]Brilliant film, exactly the way I like my horrors. Very suspenseful and not too heavy on the gore. I loved the way the characters got killed off, especially the dude in the Airshaft.[/hide] The bad special effects were pretty funny too.

Look at the mess germany was in at the start of his reign. Then look at the state of the World at the end of his reign, Germany included.

Machine Head - Beautiful Morning I'm off to see Machine Head, Arch Enemy, Trivium and Dragonforce in November, can't wait :D

I love some foreign music, although I prefere it to be in English. Metal I can listen to it in whatever though, the growling and some screaming can't be comprehended regardless of language.

Necrophagist - Only Ashes Remain

It was probally the Lion King or Bambi.

As a musician and a metal head, I'm very impressed. 'Beneath the Norther' is a nice piece of classical guitar. Totally digging your version of the trooper as well. Are you going to get try for a better production quality or are you going for a black metally sound? 10/10 Very professional playing.

This is incredibally hard for me to do, I know so many good artists that it becomes really complicated as to which playing style would suit who. Lead Vocals - Corey Taylor. This one was easy, Corey is one of the best frontmans and metal singers around capable of a whole range of vocal styles. Rhythm Guitar - John Petrucci. Really great all round player, love his lead work as well. Lead Guitar - Really difficult choice. The best solo (IMO) was Sweet Child of Mine, although I dont think Slash would go well with the rest of the group. I'd choose Jimmy Page for his awesome solo's, especially the one in Achilles Last Stand. Drums - I think that Mike Portnoy would get this spot. His drumming can annoy me at times but I still think its the best around. His drumming on the Train of Though Album was very good. Bass - Jaco Pastorious. Hands down, the best bassist I know by far. I think he would add a jazzy feel to the music and be a better base for the songs than another metal bassist who hits the same note over and over.

That's pretty much what I consider a vibe. Oh. I was under the impression that these special vibes people talked about was just something I was totally missing. Something like a gut feeling.

You don't need special 'vibes' to tell if the other people are comfortable with the situation or not. One look at their face and you just know.

I don't for a minute think that I have it. When I was about 10 though, I saw a zombie movie and got really scared. I then started saying "Goodnight" to everything in the room. After a while, I felt that I couldn't go to bed without doing it. I stopped it pretty quickly after realising this. I still catch myself saying "Goodnight all" before I turn off the lights, not intending to at all.

Absolutally love these guys. Pretty damn heavy and really talented musicians. I'd love to go see them live one day. For a DM band, they sound really clean and nice. I'd love to go see them live one day... "This next song is... [uber low demon voice] Pseudopathological vivisection [/uber low demon voice].

The ability to stop time and not age. That way I'd be able to learn every language, every instrument and still be able to disappear, take stuff without moving and steal anything I want. It would just take a bit of effort.

I'm looking deeper into Doom Metal at the moment. Moonspell and Candlemass mainly. The moonspell singer has a brilliant voice, very sexy. Doom metal is really heavy, slow metal. I didn't know what to expect when I heard of it but I really like it. Moonspell - The Butterfly Effect into Opeth - Still Day beneath the Sun.

Talking directly over their shoulder. Or totally invading their personal space, that really winds me up.

Physically, I'm happy with myself although I wish my hair would do what I want instead of going nuts every morning. It settles down by about lunch though, so I only look like a muppet in the morning.s Mentally, I'm also happy. I could do with being a little less overconfident, its going to get me hurt someday. I like being able to take on any challenge though, it makes things more interesting.

I missed out on the O2 festival. I had planned to go but then my parents pulled my permission. My mates had a great time too :( Anyway I love the White Stripes, especially The Hardest Button to Button and Seven Nation Army. Awesome band.