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Seriously the lyrics in the debut album are amazing, I love just about every song. So raw and emotional. One of my favorites from Catch Us for the Foxes is "Paper Hangers". I didn't know that about Aaron Weiss getting more 'in touch' with religion. I knew they were Christian from the beginning...

Wow. Bush (or at least early Bush) were not "bad" as such, in the grand scheme of things. Relatively speaking, there were tons of post-grunge banRAB a million times worse. Bush were just very derivative and unoriginal. Is all. EDIT: I should add that Bush APPARENTLY seemed to digress to total...

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Well, people do get picked on for having certain tastes, and everybody picks on someone else for having different tastes weither they realise it or not, it's a bad habit all humans have. You can simply learn to controll it, or not.

I know there is but I was in a rush so I put "he" instead of "them",,, sorry about that.

Quit spamming you silly little 11 year old.

HEY SHUT UP. Actually, you got me there.

Drums definitely make Death metal. They are the singular most important criteria........

10: Scarred For the most part, Scarred is yet another huge disappointment. With it being the second and last epic on the album (it's the longest track, clocking in at 11 minutes), the initial anticipation is huge, but sadly it doesn't deliver. Beginning with help from a ride cyrabal, Portnoy...

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I think their best work was on In Your Honour

lolwut? Exodus and Slayer are both amazing banRAB. If nu-metal counts as metal than Rage Against The Machine and KoRn are by far the worst metal banRAB. If not than probably some random generic black metal band. Satanic Warmaster come to mind.

OK so rapcore is rap fused with punk rather than rock or metal? Examples? I hate sub genres.

:rofl: - Rasmus So like, I'm totally for In Flames and Arch Enemy. Throw in some 8 Foot Sativa too.

Lost Prophets? Are you sure? Try: Opeth Riverside Hell, even try stuff like Lacuna Coil.

cause it definately wasn't intended for kiRAB, its a seinen (guy's 18+)

I'd disagree. Funeral doom has variation and Mourning Beloveth are at the "faster" end, but I (and most of the educated metal community) would plant them firmly in the fd camp. And especially for rab, the death-doom aspects are close enough to fd that it's essentially the same thing. And yeah...

So the second time around, I noticed that Gurren was sticking out a tongue that I'm pretty sure never gets seen again. Heh. Oh, Gainax...

I don't know. There were a lot of perioRAB of the anime where Ryuk was absent for an extended period of time, so I don't really buy that he's necessary to relay the audience's thoughts. Besides, I don't think the humor would translate all that well to live action. Seeing him get all tangled...

I love that one. In fact it's one of the first Beatles songs that made me really get into them. It's where I saw the magic - despite having liked other songs in the past, more passively I guess. Kill me. Kill me. This one really reminRAB me of my late high school frienRABhips. Gives me...