Just finished reading it. Well done, @larkenrose! This is such an amazing way to open the eyes of many whilst giving them a more understandable brand of the same progressive concept of Anarchism, and I

Oh, I completely agree. Like I said, it does give off a thrashy sound as opposed to their usual death metal sound. A very decent album given their age and how long they've been in the game, but certainly

Thanks man. It feels good to be back.... the situation among my two jobs are finally easing up, so I'll hopefully have more time to devote to being on here more often. Definitely wanna continue with these

Thanks for the shout out brother! While I do regret not having enough time-management savviness to post as frequently as I'd like to, I still appreciate you and others who see some quality and merit in

I've discussed it with her and she seems very interested. At this point it is literally just a matter of finding the time to do it so we can sit down together and I can show her how to set it all up and

On that we definitely agree my friend. "Deliverance" and "Ghost Reveries" are my favorite albums from them, but "Blackwater Park" is a VERY close third for me. But as far

I appreciate the tip brother, thank you. :)

Likewise dude. It feels really good to be back. I've been promising I'll try to be on here more often again, but I just may not be able to make that happen. But what I can promise is that I'll be on here

DUDE.... it is INSANE that you put Opeth into this post, today I literally JUST revisited my Opeth phase.... been listening to 2002's "Deliverance" all day today while driving around and doing

VERY well said good sir. A tip of the cap to you!

My man, I respect the HELL out of this post. You have taken me back to a time in my youth where I was very out of control. I, like you, struggled with alcohol use when I was younger. I started drinking

That actually is a very good point. What I have also come to find, like yourself, is that there are very generally loose forms of criteria that determine what is and isn't metal, or what is metal and what

I did manage to read and resteem your Swedish metal post, that was a great coverage of many bands I have come to look up to as a musician. Very well done indeed!

Yeah, that must be it because they're still working fine for me over here in the United States. Very odd though, you'd think the videos would be fine considering they're on what's considered a global video

Awesome post dude! I must admit that seeing Shinedown in the list threw me for a loop. I always kinda saw them as hard rock rather than metal, but I suppose it's relative to an individual's perception

@richq11, No, all members of Lamb of God are still alive and well. You might be thinking of a few years back when the singer, Randy Blythe, spent some time in Pankrac prison in the Czech Republic on

Absolutely man, I'll be sure to pass the word along.

Why thank you! Glad to see some people on here who share an interest in Folk Metal. I'm obsessed with it haha. Already seen Korpiklaani, Turisas, Varg and Winterhymn live, all amazing. I'd love to see

Yeah, I know he hasn't been on in quite some time. I'm not sure as to the precise nature of why he's not really on anymore, but I do speculate that he's just been very busy.... I know he just got married

Exactly, haha. :) And thank you for the kind words. I don't generally like to wait so long between posts, considering how much fun I have when I do. It's just been really difficult in Casa de Raymond as