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Also if you remeraber they do go on field trips to the world of the living to fight practice hollows, so they could go on a field trip to Kurakura town and in that episode meet up with Orihime, Chad, Uryu and give those three involved that way. I agree if it is a short arc in the series, they...

Oh damn, you serious? Unicorn is running as a monthly magizine novel serial, right? Has there been translated information (really had to find away to not look like I'm asking for the translated novel)??

I'd be a little more updated, I guess, so I'll just say that most System Of A Down fans I know are also fans of Tool, and I think they'd be worth looking into.

Greatest band of all time in my opinion. any other fans here? great sound, and great lyrics that most everybody can relate too. perfect for the growing generation. and they are SICK live and now they are back together, cant wait for the new album

I really really love Today, but I'm not much of a fan othe rthen that. i only own Siamese Dream, what album should I get next?

hell yes! I am going to have to hope for a US tour.

woot... BFMV!

I think it's fair to say that he's more of an Eddie Vedder knockoff than a Chris Cornell knockoff. The guy who sings for Shinedown is the Chris Cornell knockoff.

No one has mentioned Jar of Flies by Alice in Chains. It's my favorite by them besides the Unplugged performance.

Not sure if it'll be in German or not for you, but waiting for the DVD isn't the worst thing in the world. I'm definitely gonna get the DVD, have you seen the tracklist for the live concert disc? Looks sweet.

Yea You're Ever So Inviting is a great song. Ya I did notice that some were repeated, but oh well, nonetheless, solid album!

i live in canada and there's screenings of it on the 23rd and 28th. i'll probably go see it even though i don't listen to a huge amount of early black metal.

Glam Rock As threatened, here's a quick run-through of Glam, showing definite links and avoiding stupid vaguaries. Tying Glam into Surf/Garage rock, The Who and psychedelia, here are The Spiders, with "Don't Blow Your Mind"; 0nZ025LhHCw Note the fuzzed-out guitar - not bad for 1966, despite...

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Why kill musicians and fans?, i would save my bullets for all the guys down at Rolling Stone, Spin, Q and Blender. :bringit:

You're privacy must suck then if it is that easy to get to.

i don't feel like piling all my japanese rock banRAB on you at the moment... this one summ it up: cage - dir en grey

Trey Spruance! :yeah: Oh, and I would probably put a lot of Les Claypool's side projects and solo work into this category as well...

If you think metal died with Dimebag then you don't get very deep in looking for good metal...especially if you consider Hatebreed a great metal band (I don't mind them, just too generic as someone said...nothing real creative) Recommendations: Opeth Between The Buried And Me The Dillinger...

Ice-T - Power. Ice-T - The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech Just Watch What You Say. URGENT