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Five Finger Death Punch (Official Thread)
My thoughts exactly. If you got the bonus edition with the remixed songs, it makes it even cheesier. A few songs remind me of the FFDP of before, but overall, it's just tough to swallow. "The Pride" is the ultimate in cheesy. It's like they threw in a bunch of words and "poof", out came this...- BL_Nuke_IT
- Post #12
- Forum: Metal
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Favorites of 2011
As I stated in the Anthrax thread, I really like Worship Music. For me it was well worth the wait. Not completely the "Anthrax of old", but certainly a different feel than the past 18 years with John Bush. In Flame's Sounds Of A Playground Fading was a pleasant surprise. Good followup to...- BL_Nuke_IT
- Post #77
- Forum: Metal
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How many Metal fans and how open ?
I consider myself an open-minded metalhead and I'm a very rhythm-driven person, which explains why I still listen to "Old Skool Rap" (queue me up some Run DMC, Newcleus, and Public Enemy), and don't really go too "ga-ga" over long solos or trade-offs (which might explain why Hangar 18 is not one...- BL_Nuke_IT
- Post #96
- Forum: Metal
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Megadeth (Official Thread)
Count me in as one of those who don't like Risk. It's not that the music is bad, because you're right, it is good in its own right as it has a lot of Marty's technical work involved, but it's like the uncle nobody talks about during family gatherings for a lot of Megadeth fans. Dave was smart...- BL_Nuke_IT
- Post #156
- Forum: Metal
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Anthrax (Official Thread)
I'm a little late to the party here, but Anthrax has been one of my favorite bands since I first heard State of Euphoria in 1990. I love their new album from front to back, especially I'm Alive (I've always liked thick sounding 12/8 songs), Fight 'Em, and The Giant. Charlie's drumming is still...- BL_Nuke_IT
- Post #42
- Forum: Metal
