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JoeVoxxPop
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« Reply #210 on: January 30, 2009, 03:58:PM »
what we jus gonna flame each other now!? This partys getting tedious
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« Reply #211 on: January 30, 2009, 08:57:PM »

I'm listening to my dog snore. Seriously.
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QuisUtDeus
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« Reply #212 on: January 30, 2009, 09:04:PM »

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what we jus gonna flame each other now!? This partys getting tedious

Walty drew first blood.  He didn't have to diss trad metalheads to say there was good music on this thread.  But he did, so I feel the need to represent.

Is that petty of me?  Sure, but so is what Walty did.  When in Rome...
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« Reply #213 on: January 30, 2009, 09:15:PM »

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Firstly, what is so effeminate about Panda Bear?  He's a guy in his 20s.  That's what just about every single guy friend of mine and I look like.  He's just a dude in a t shirt.


Well, if you and your friends are into the effeminate look, that's up to you.  Do you guys wear panda ears?  That seems effeminate.  Or maybe he's just into furries...

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And as for the Judas Priest guy... haha, are you serious?  That guy looks like a moron.  He's either a biker or just some loser trying to look really badass because underneath he must have some serious doubts about how manly or tough he is.  All of the manliest, toughest dudes I know don't look a thing like this.  On the other hand, the ex-convicts I know do.  If it's cool to look like you just walked straight out of a hell's angels meet up or a 5 year prison stay I guess this is cool too.

He's a biker, rides his Harley on stage, never been in prison.



Funny how all the emo/sensitive/alternative guys play this card.  "They must lack self-confidence in their manhood."    Probably because they don't know how to express manliness, completely lacking it and all.

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So is Chopin only for women and homosexuals?  Mozart?  He certainly looks pretty effeminate and the music sure as heck is as far from metal as you could imagine. 

Actually, it's closer to metal than you can imagine, especially when compared to this emo/alternative stuff.  So, if you want to engage in a discussion of music theory and analyze various aspects of music, I'm game.

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Bob Dylan?  Radiohead? 

Dylan is definitely a fag (in the non-homosexual sense of the term).  I don't know anything about radiohead.

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The irony of presenting a picture of a guy who looks like he just left some perverted homosexual s & m party and then claiming that these guys look effeminate is thick.





I dunno.  They look pretty poofy to me.

We haven't even addressed the fact that Halford is a better singer in terms of range, sustain, fullness of voice, and the basics of singing on key.
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LaRoza
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« Reply #214 on: January 30, 2009, 09:21:PM »
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Yup, I have seen a picture of you, but that doesn't mean that every guy in his 20s has to have a huge beard.

Forget the beard. I was mistaken for an adult when I was 14 (and shaved). That picture in question is not what I'd call masculine. Could be genetics, hormones, or just artificial changes (image manipulation, makeup, etc).

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  I currently have a large beard as well, but a lot of people around here would say that clean shaven is the more presentable, westernized look.

What do you mean by "presentable"? No, a beard is not normal for one trying to show they have altered their appearance to please others, it is how men are supposed to look.

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  And that is what this guy is.

Yes, he has a face like a girl.

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  There is just no pleasing some of you people.

You fired the shot ;)

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The point I was trying to make was that I don't understand why Animal Collective would be music for homosexuals while Bob Dylan or Mozart or anything else wouldn't.

I don't know anything about Animal Collective.

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  Just because it isn't a bunch of guys dressed up like sado-masochistic weirdos screaming like banchees doesn't mean it's gay.  And so the same goes with Animal Collective.


I don't know to whom you are referring (the singer in those Candlemass songs actually dresses like clergy on stage) and I don't know anything about Animal Collective.
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« Reply #215 on: January 30, 2009, 10:08:PM »
"Are there any Jews in theatre tonight?"

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JoeVoxxPop
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« Reply #216 on: January 31, 2009, 01:10:AM »
Bruce dickenson is a hundred times better singer than rob
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« Reply #217 on: January 31, 2009, 01:22:AM »
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« Reply #218 on: January 31, 2009, 01:25:AM »

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Bruce dickenson is a hundred times better singer than rob

Bruce is a good singer, for sure, but Rob has opera training and a better range than Bruce, so I think he has the edge at least technically.
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« Reply #219 on: January 31, 2009, 02:11:AM »

I am listening to G. F. Handel's "Messiah". Beautiful Baroque-era music... 
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