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![]() There was a thread posted a month or so ago, but im having no luck with responses, so here it is again... I live near/work in Columbia. Im admittedly a bit rusty, having last played two years ago, but really looking forward to finding something I can stick with. If interested, gimme a shout back at progrockus@yahoo.com. Thanks! ![]()
![]() Howdy! I live near/work in Columbia. I am VERY interested in playing (and know several others who may be interested) but admit to being VERY out of practice with DnD in general and dont 'know' Golarian at all. Having said that, I would love to. Y'all's (can i use 2 apostrophe's?) proposal of once or twice a month would be plenty, and im not a flake.. so THAT helps, no? If interested, gimme a shout back at professoranthrax2002@yahoo.com. Reckon that goes for anyone who happens to read this. Thanks! kikai13 wrote:
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![]() Gadzooks! I think i may have addressed this before, but I (apparently like many others) feel the need to 'shout out' when someone Raises the Flag of Hate (you love old-school Kreator even WITH the production, you know it). I, too, suckled at the teat of Master of Puppets/Peace Sells and consider them to this day to be canon. That's the stuff that made me start playing lo these many years ago. For a long while, it was just thrash, but Dream Theater changed all that. Still the best band around (opinion, of course), they introduced me to the goodest thing evar; PROG, especially of the heavy persuasion. Mmm, thinky/mathy metal. Delish! Someone mentioned Protest the Hero. Zoinks, scary good. Fave new/old metal: Testament - Formation of Damnation. Buy it. Now. Skolnick is back (for the solos anyway) and the whole thing is excellent from start to finish. Chuck Billy IS the voice of thrash. Prove me wrong... hah, you cant, i KNEW it! Best concert moments: Both Metallica, actually. Saw them for the first time on my 18th birthday at Red Rocks in Colorado in 89. Got there the night before, got front row seats and Hetfield's pick. Fro an 18-year old guitar newb, it was IT. Second occurance: First leg of the Black Album tour. Had tix, then found out a friend was best friends with Metallica's tour accountant. Got Snake Pit passes for free, backstage pass, pics, etc. Ended up sounding JUST LIKE everyone else; 'So, whats your favorite song on the album?' Pretty cheesy. Good stuff tho! dmchucky69 wrote:
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![]() Is it me.. or does the gnome resemble Flea? Lazaro wrote:
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![]() Agreed. It doesnt quite jump out at me a smuch as, say, the Gathering, but it IS nice to Alex again. Im gonna go ahead and say that Chuck Billy has never sounded better, and im convinced that he is the voice of thrash. There. Ive said it. Vattnisse wrote:
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![]() Dude...You want me to make sense of a song by a band that releases an album called Pink Bubbles Go Ape? Nope. Andi Deris rules. Pete Apple wrote:
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![]() Wait a second, there, my friend. Having read earlier posts, it seems that several of Ye Fellowe Nerds are also Metalheads (yeah, i know, what are the chances). Having said this, Im thinking youre well aware that The Big 4 of Thrash (heck, ill throw in Testament and make it 5) were brought to us care of the mid-80s. For shame!! But seriously, it did my heart well to hear you guys mention the Ball and WARLOCK, of all bands. Sweet. Fur Immer? Great Doro stuff! Speaking of Testament, anyone else enjoying the new one? I sure am. Vattnisse wrote: The 80s seemed to be entirely about hair. And spandex and ugly suits. And drugs. But mostly hair. The end.
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![]() I think perhaps your fighter's great failing at this point was rocking harder than Rod Stewart. Come on... Rod Stewart? Freakin' bard..... Stark Contrast wrote:
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![]() Wow, im seriously envious. I've heard that, at those baby shower things, they almost NEVER play DnD. LAME. Gavgoyle wrote:
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![]() I'm surprised you could tell what Danzig was saying!! Talk about your sub-par production values. Mommy, can I go out and.... KILL TONIGHT? hallucitor wrote:
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