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06-23-2008 05:18 PM - permalink
GrammyBear

/swings long hair around and says "groovy"
06-22-2008 11:27 AM - permalink
sinisterkane

Megadeth-
Formed by guitarist Dave Mustaine after he was forced out of Metallica, Megadeth long represented the dark and nasty side of American thrash. Between the manic precision of Mustaine's riffage, which unlike most thrash bands locked perfectly with the machine-gun pulse of the kick drum, and the inspired cynicism of his songwriting, Megadeth perfectly captured the mood of those metal fans who thought the world was going to hell, and frankly didn't give a shit. From Killing Is My Business to So Far, So Good, the albums are largely interchangeable, right down to the ellipses in the titles. Rust in Peace upped the ante with "Hangar 18," an impressively expansive conspiracy number, and Countdown to Extinction showed unexpected pop savvy with "Symphony of Destruction" and "Sweating Bullets." By Youthanasia, the band even managed to deliver credible ballads -- well, slow and mostly sensitive songs, anyway -- but it's Cryptic Writings that marks the band's zenith. Not only has the band broadened its palette to include synths and electronic treatments, but the powerful, confessional "Use the Man" gives the band a single as strong as any in the Metallica songbook. (In between Youthanasia and Cryptic Writings, Mustaine also released an album under the name MD.45, with punk legend Lee Ving of Fear.) Risk, unfortunately, doesn't quite maintain that momentum (although it has its moments), while the sluggish, retrograde The World Needs a Hero actually seems a step back for the band.

As it turned out, the album was nearly Megadeth's last hurrah. Mustaine injured his arm a year after Hero's release, and killed Megadeth. Sanctuary did its best to keep the name alive in lieu of new material, releasing Rude Awakening, a live recap of that album and the bulk of the Megadeth catalogue that shows off most of the band's strengths, and Still Alive, a shameless attempt to cash in on fans' desire for leftovers. Fortunately, Mustaine eventually recovered from his injury, re-formed Megadeth, and remastered the band's Capitol albums.

Those seeking an overview will find Capitol Punishment to be a perfunctory best-of with two previously-unreleased tracks serving as an alleged bonus; Hidden Treasures is a compendium of nonalbum tracks that's worth hearing only for "99 Ways to Die." (J.D. CONSIDINE)
06-22-2008 11:11 AM - permalink
sinisterkane

I Can't Remember Anything
Can't Tell If this Is True or Dream
Deep down Inside I Feel to Scream
this Terrible Silence Stops Me
Now That the War Is Through with Me
I'm Waking up I Can Not See
That There's Not Much Left of Me
Nothing Is Real but Pain Now

Hold My Breath as I Wish for Death
Oh Please God,wake Me

Back in the Womb its Much Too Real
in Pumps Life That I must Feel
but Can't Look Forward to Reveal
Look to the Time When I'll Live
Fed Through the Tube That Sticks in Me
Just like a Wartime Novelty
Tied to Machines That Make Me Be
Cut this Life off from Me

Hold My Breath as I Wish for Death
Oh Please God,wake Me

Now the World Is Gone I'm Just One
Oh God,help Me Hold My Breath as I Wish for Death
Oh Please God Help Me

Darkness

Imprisoning Me
All That I See
Absolute Horror
I Cannot Live
I Cannot Die
Trapped in Myself
Body My Holding Cell

Landmine

Has Taken My Sight
Taken My Speech
Taken My Hearing
Taken My Arms
Taken My Legs
Taken My Soul
Left Me with Life in Hell

About Metallica:
Metallica is an American heavy metal band, formed on October 28, 1981.

With 57 million albums sold in the United States alone and 35 million albums sold outside the U.S., the band has sold just over 90 million albums, making them one of the most commercially successful heavy metal acts in history. Metallica is currently 18th on the RIAA's list of top selling acts in the United States.
After building a loyal following by helping to develop modern heavy metal, especially thrash metal (Metallica is the most successful of the "big four" of thrash metal, which include Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax) in the mid-1980s, the band broadened its audience in the early 1990s.

In 2003 Metallica released their long-delayed 8th studio album, entitled St. Anger. Although the album polarized critical and popular opinion, their 2004 Madly in Anger with the World supporting tour was a success, and a documentary of the recording of the album during a time of internal turmoil, Some Kind of Monster, was a critical success.
06-22-2008 11:10 AM - permalink
sinisterkane

http://metal-videos.blogspot.com/200...g-2008_09.html
06-14-2008 10:29 PM - permalink
XrawrxzillaX

Idk u got me addicted on it
lolz ( that onez mine, I always and the Z)
06-13-2008 11:16 PM - permalink
sinisterkane

Heres a concert weekend not to forget coming to Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, July 25th-3 Doors Down, Staind and Hinder::::::: July 26th- EDgeFest 2008-Godsmack,Alter BRidge,Sevendust, and Evans blue & Silvertide
06-13-2008 11:09 PM - permalink
sinisterkane

u following me hehehe, put it post about a concert coming ur way cassie
06-08-2008 12:47 AM - permalink
XrawrxzillaX

hehehe i can tell
06-08-2008 12:28 AM - permalink
sinisterkane

hmmm.... i play metal music, i sometimes teach music , u might say i haver a passion for music hehehe
06-06-2008 03:30 PM - permalink
XrawrxzillaX

kane r u in love with metal music or something....?