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 Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2012 1:28 pm
I wish I could move like him xD
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Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2012 6:01 pm
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Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2014 5:06 pm
lady gaga
metallica
motley crue
device
disturbed
judas preist
etc
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Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2014 12:10 pm
word cool I don't mind wat it is sept heavy metal an most mainstream more of a old school/underground type
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2014 6:22 am
I'll listen to anything. Even if at first I'm not keen on something it can grow on me :3
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 6:58 am
I have varied tastes but as long as there's a guitar jacked into an amp and some heart in it I can probably set up shop there. So as far as a list goes..
Coheed and Cambria
The Prize Fighter Inferno
Rush
Slayer
Megadeth
Anthrax
Mastodon
Pantera
Spazz
The Meteors
Integrity
Mugwart
Behemoth
Melvins
Sharks
The Smithereens
Borknagar
Arch Enemy
Nachtmystium
The Locust
Atreyu
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Meshuggah
The Virus
AC/DC
Skitsystem
Black Sabbath
Vitamin X
Alice Cooper
Sepultura
Grave Robbers
Mount Kimbie
System of a Down
The Smiths
Iron Maiden
Execration
Death
Tigershark
The Almighty Defenders
The Animals
Cindytalk
Stock Hausen and Walkman
Accept
In Flames
An Albatross
The Fall of Troy
411
Blue Sonix
Van Halen
Pierce the Veil
Off With Their Heads
They Might Be Giants
The Fuse
E.L.O.
Emerson Lake and Palmer
Yes
Anti-seen
Alice in Chains
The Morning Light
Sound Garden
Information Society
Tears For Fears
Circa Survive
Youth Lagoon
The Farewell Circuit
Eudora
Swingset Champion
Saves the Day
CHON
Soul Coughing
Kreator
Born Of Osirus
August Burns Red
Pink Floyd
Winds of Plague
The Zombies
Pig Bag
This Town Needs More Guns
Cloudkicker
The Sound of Animals Fighting
Explosions in the Sky
(Recently)
This Will Destroy You
The Antlers
Beach House
Wild Nothing
Arcade Fire
Foals
American Football
Clever Girl
Mirror
Protest The Hero
Plini
Sithu Aye
Anup Sastry
Gru
Sianvar
There's a lot more but I don't have all day to devote right now.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:28 am
Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:38 am
Veeroonie Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety. I didn't even get to the Funk portion. Like Bootsy and Disco Tex. Got any vinyl?
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:40 am
Dramelechmon Veeroonie Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety. I didn't even get to the Funk portion. Like Bootsy and Disco Tex. Got any vinyl? I listen to it all, I even have a bit of classical, i prefer piano over most however.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:48 am
Veeroonie Dramelechmon Veeroonie Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety. I didn't even get to the Funk portion. Like Bootsy and Disco Tex. Got any vinyl? I listen to it all, I even have a bit of classical, i prefer piano over most however. I can appreciate that, the sounds of keys are almost chocolaty and round. I myself am a strings man when it comes to that refined sense of music. The richness and depth despite that crisp edge-like quality satisfies a need I've always had for sound. But how do you feel about exotic sports cars? There's a note that pervades the air for miles.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:52 am
Dramelechmon Veeroonie Dramelechmon Veeroonie Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety. I didn't even get to the Funk portion. Like Bootsy and Disco Tex. Got any vinyl? I listen to it all, I even have a bit of classical, i prefer piano over most however. I can appreciate that, the sounds of keys are almost chocolaty and round. I myself am a strings man when it comes to that refined sense of music. The richness and depth despite that crisp edge-like quality satisfies a need I've always had for sound. But how do you feel about exotic sports cars? There's a note that pervades the air for miles. You have a very intricate way of explaining things. I actually giggled at your choice of words. Acoustic music is also quite beautiful. I love exotic sports cars but me talking about them would go beyond the topic title.
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Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2014 7:37 pm
Veeroonie Dramelechmon Veeroonie Dramelechmon Veeroonie Me and you have very similar tastes in music. I love a very wide variety. I didn't even get to the Funk portion. Like Bootsy and Disco Tex. Got any vinyl? I listen to it all, I even have a bit of classical, i prefer piano over most however. I can appreciate that, the sounds of keys are almost chocolaty and round. I myself am a strings man when it comes to that refined sense of music. The richness and depth despite that crisp edge-like quality satisfies a need I've always had for sound. But how do you feel about exotic sports cars? There's a note that pervades the air for miles. You have a very intricate way of explaining things. I actually giggled at your choice of words. Acoustic music is also quite beautiful. I love exotic sports cars but me talking about them would go beyond the topic title. Oh not the cars themselves just the engine sounds, but I hear ya. And thanks, I like English. I speak it everyday. So much that if I don't dress it up, I'll lose interest in my own words. Glad you got a laugh out of it :3 Double And, I enjoy acoustic music too, just not soft rock.
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