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#4371 Re: The Garden » Favorite Stand-Up Comedian » 896 weeks ago
Bill Hicks. The one and only.
#4372 Re: Guns N' Roses » Shackler's Revenge: REALLY confirmed » 896 weeks ago
:wtf::drool:
Fingers crossed. Prayer delivered.
#4373 Re: The Garden » An Iran Attack Scenario » 896 weeks ago
I respect your courage to fight for what you believe in Randall.
As for a war with Iran, I don't see the logic. Granted, the neo-cons have their vision of an american controlled middle east, but here they are clearly out of touch with reality. It all reminds me of Hitlers decision to attack Poland, thinking the allies wouldn't have the balls to respond.
And what's the goal really? The administration has clearly showed that morals is limited to Fleischers mouth, so it's not about protecting the world from nuclear missiles. And even if it were, an operation not involving ground troops would have a high uncertainty as to actually dismantling their program. You don't risk war with Russia if you can't even be sure to reach your objective. Ground troops and occupation will have to be applied if anything meaningful is to come out of it. The military forces are strechted out enough already, so an invasion would require either a draft or the rerouting of forces stationed elsewhere. So it's either risking positions abroad or at home, and for what? So that they get one step closer to a neo-utopian vision that's already falling apart by destroying a nation with no real significance to US security?
Luckily there seems to be minds of reason in military and intelligence circles who's trying to avoid such a scenario.
Then again, if Iran doesn't abandon their program, and I don't think they will, how is the US going to avoid an incredibly embarrassing defiance like that without taking action? There's a lot of prestige invested. The situation is closely resembling a clusterfuck where all options will lead to war.
What happened to the world we had in 1991?
#4374 Re: The Garden » Post Your Pic Thread - Let's see what you look like! » 896 weeks ago
The late hours of partying
Very tired
High as a kite
Mr Poseur
Got some good ones coming up from the latest festival.
#4375 Re: The Garden » Former White House spokesman Tony Snow dies » 896 weeks ago
Always sad when people go that early.
That being sad, there are few men I have less respect for while he was alive. A paid liar.
#4376 Re: The Sunset Strip » METALLICA Discussion » 896 weeks ago
PaSnow wrote:It's more of a cliche, but I meant this album could launch metallica into the U2, Aerosmith legendary category.
I thought Metallica reached that category years, years and even more years ago?
Guns N' Roses reached it with the Use Your Illusion records and Metallica did it Black Album - at least according to the general public.
I'd say that they reached it way before that.
You don't reach that category in 'your own time'. Bands like Boston, Def Leppard, Bon Jovi etc. all achieved massive success on multiple albums, but would you put them in the league of Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin (in terms of popularity, not quality)?
No, you need to show consistency for that type of status. You have to come back after a few bad years and show that you still got it, that you have the ability to move not only one generation, but two.
Bands like Zeppelin and The Beatles are exceptions. Their material was simply too great for people to forget them. If Metallica and Axl can achieve another smash hit in the next few years you'll see them doing Stones type of tours in 5 years time.
Aerosmith is not in that league btw. In the US perhaps, but over here they're just another american band.
#4377 Re: Guns N' Roses » Mysteron confirms "Shackler's Revenge" as an actual new GN'R song » 896 weeks ago
Aren't those the same that was on the Shacklers Revenge list?
I'm thinking this is good fucking news!
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They are.
Looking forward to Monday.
#4378 Re: The Sunset Strip » METALLICA Discussion » 896 weeks ago
It is make or break, but even if it's not that good I'd still be a casual fan. I'm not & never really was a huge fan, but I think they were great. Plus, look at the Stones & Aerosmith. Do you think their fans should quit going to shows?? It happens, we get older, so do they.
Getting older is fine. I love seeing Stones and Aerosmith shows even though they're not what they used to be. It's about adapting the style. Metallica however seems lost in that they still perceive themselves to be as badass as they were in the heyday. Same thing can be said about Axl on certain songs.
The show I saw (Pink Pop, Holland) was 'alright', but mostly it gave me the feeling of a cash grab and a sense of not keeping up with their own material. I'm not a fan, but I like a handful of songs. This night they gave me nothing.
When we saw Rage Against The Machine the next day we could clearly see the difference in the bands will to perform, and they're not spring chickens anymore either.
#4379 Re: The Sunset Strip » METALLICA Discussion » 896 weeks ago
I'm glad I'm not a fan of this band. Must be painful. What I saw on stage some weeks ago was way over the hill. How can Master Of Puppets sound so stale?
#4380 The Sunset Strip » Free Bees - 9/11's A Lie » 896 weeks ago
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Whether you agree or not, this is funny shit.:laugh: