BMX - iPod Check

Music doesnt have to be in the same genre. People don't just listen to one type of music. Ever heard of an open mind?
Yes, because I listen to different kinds of music.

Just about anything off Kill Em All or Ride The Lightning. Their covers of Bob Seger, Motorhead, and Mercyful Fate tunes. Anything on the first Garage Days album. They mellowed out too much and lost their edge. When Lars carks it, I'll put my Metallica picture disc on ebay.

I'd say 1st or 2nd Garage Days (Garage Days Revisited...1st one w/Newsted) are good for Covers...any album after AJFA sucks, IMHO (saw them both times for Justice, w/Queensryche & w/The Cult...saw them @the Monsters of Rock Tour...Supporting Master of Puppets).

Yes, because I listen to different kinds of music.

Like N.W.A. and Elvis, I'm guessing...
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Like rap, metal, rock, techno, etc.

Like rap, metal, rock, techno, etc.

Oh!

...so essentially music characterized by the artists I listed, that you tried to say didn't mix?
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Oh!

...so essentially music characterized by the artists I listed, that you tried to say didn't mix?
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Because yours didn't... mine somewhat go hand-in-hand. The only thing that sticks out is techno, and it's one song.

Because yours didn't... mine somewhat go hand-in-hand.

Ah, I see now. We both like many of the same "genre's" of music that you listed; when you list them by music-store genre, they baselessly "go hand-in-hand," but when I list the artists who characterize the origins of those genres, point out how much historically they draw from the same sources, they *don't* go "hand-in-hand?"

I guess I'm still not buying it (pre-owned, perhaps.)

I'm a bigger fan of the progenitors of "gangsta-rap" and "rock" (see: NWA and Elvis) and think that they fit together as examples of the history of their genre, as opposed to some of the more awful contemporary syntheses of the two that exist today (see: linkin park), but hey, if hand-in-hand works for you, that's tight.

Like I said before: music is about personal preference, taste. Enjoy sipping on your Linkin Park.

Like rap, metal, rock, techno, etc.
DragonForce is the only band you'll ever need.

Dragonforce would get fed to the wolves outside the Dethklok mansion.

never! dragons own wolves.

dragons rule!

Papoose. All you'll ever need.

One band?
What happened to listening to different bands?
Or even different genres?
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Stupid stuff went here.

I have Hank Willaims and Marilyn Manson on my Creative, and they sure as hell dont mix.

People like different types of music, if I listened to MM all day I would kill sombody. If I listen to Hank Willaims all day I would marry a cousin.

Ah, I see now. We both like many of the same "genre's" of music that you listed; when you list them by music-store genre, they baselessly "go hand-in-hand," but when I list the artists who characterize the origins of those genres, point out how much historically they draw from the same sources, they *don't* go "hand-in-hand?"

I guess I'm still not buying it (pre-owned, perhaps.)

I'm a bigger fan of the progenitors of "gangsta-rap" and "rock" (see: NWA and Elvis) and think that they fit together as examples of the history of their genre, as opposed to some of the more awful contemporary syntheses of the two that exist today (see: linkin park), but hey, if hand-in-hand works for you, that's tight.

Like I said before: music is about personal preference, taste. Enjoy sipping on your Linkin Park.

haha my dude

i have tobey keith, children of bodom, and nwa and those dont mix

i have tobey keith, children of bodom, and nwa and those dont mix
That's because Toby Keith sucks.



(oooh personal preference)

I just got some more NWA and Eazy-E today... good stuff.

get to dialin
911 emergency
and you can tell 'em
its my son
he's hurtin me
and he's a fellon
on paroll for robery

They definitely kept it "real."
In fact, Eazy-E kept it so real that he died from keeping it real.
That's real.

They definitely kept it "real."
In fact, Eazy-E kept it so real that he died from keeping it real.
That's real.
Real real B.

They definitely kept it "real."
In fact, Eazy-E kept it so real that he died from keeping it real.
That's real.

Uh, he died from sticking his thingy into crack-ho's. AIDS complications.

Uh, he died from sticking his thingy into crack-ho's. AIDS complications.
Are you two years old? His thingy? And since when is that not "keepin it real"?

now, why do we call ourselves ******s fo' life?



cuz, if we die, we still gonna be some dead ******s

note:im not sure if im alowed to say that or not so can a mod change it if im not

note:im not sure if im alowed to say that or not so can a mod change it if im not
It's a "racial slur". Do you honestly think Expat wants that here?

i dunno, i figgered the curse filter would catch it

well you didn't spell it how it's supposed to be spelled... it's like spelling a cuss word wrong and expecting it to be filtered.

well thats how its pronounced

well thats how its pronounced
So do you say "skeye"?

what?

the always end in in pronuciation with a "a" or "uh"
not an "er"

Well the formal word ends in "er". Everything else is just ghetto speak. But "skeye" was sky.

Are you two years old? His thingy? And since when is that not "keepin it real"?

Well, you knew what I was referring to, and most other euphimisms for that are not acceptable on the forums.

Well, you knew what I was referring to, and most other euphimisms for that are not acceptable on the forums.
Yes, but since when are medical terms not allowed?

he does have a point

Uh, he died from sticking his thingy into crack-ho's. AIDS complications.

You've masterfully extracted the meaning from my critique of "keepin' it real."
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*chuckles*