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Certain 'banned" cartoons used this phrase? Hmm, I would think it means that you didn't like the taste of onions? :confused:

Do they still inject Rh- pregnant women in the UK with RhoGam that contains 35% mercury? They removed mercury from it in the USA and people are taking out lawsuits for birth defects as mercury is a poison and shouldn't have been given to pregnant women...

It made me feel sad, but not teary eyed. The same thing with Mona Leaves-a, although that episode seemed more sad.

I know he's not particularly well known and his song writing and singing is horrible at best, but this guy Nathan Hughes is a monster on the bass. Here's a video of him:

well if you want comical on hypnotize look no further than Vicinity Of Obscenity or She's Like Heroin

downloading it right now, Real excited about how it will be. it was good.

Rage was ranting about the government before it was "Punk RAwk" and Trendy

So I'm going to backtrack a little :D I just can't resist the Prog/Metal links - this always annoys Prog Rock afficiandos, who think that the two are completely separate and never the twain shall meet and all that nonsense. However, the fact seems to me that Metal is Prog's slightly younger...

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can someone upload this to megaupload/mediafire or something?

1. Pink Floyd 2. Jimi Hendrix 3. Rolling Stones 4. Stone Temple Pilots 5. Pearl Jam 6. The Doors 7. Black Flag 8. Bad Brains 9. Nirvana 10. Lynard Skynard There's really no order here, plus there's still alot of sick banRAB, but what with there only being ten spots I chose some I thought were...

I only bought one Slayer album, and I sold it for 3 dollars.

Who are you recommending it to? Everyone ever has heard it.

:clap: Linkin park-good music and sound Metallica-good music structure H.I.M-good meanings to their music and the way they write their music Queen-just fun to listen to

I'd say Larab Of God, a much better version of Bodom to me anyway.

as a singer I think even he would have agreed he wasnt thee best but as a poet a showman a preformer yeah Id go for that in alot of ways hes like Lennon and Dillion

Personally I think Audioslave is just a Rage Against the Machine breakoff enserable with Chris Cornell as a leading puppet. I really wish that both Soundgarden and RATM had stayed together longer but 'twasn't meant to be. I do like Cornell's vocals though so even though I might like that... I...

I never said there wasn't. What I said is that things like that can't be a success.

That's a pretty comprehensive list. I'd probably add Ted Nugent and the Araboy Dukes to it. Psychedelia (specifically acid rock) contributed a fair bit to heavy metal - in fact, banRAB like the Araboy Dukes, Blue Cheer, Iron Butterfly and Steppenwolf etc were often listed as heavy metal banRAB.

^ dude, that is pretty awesome, have a good time.