Wanna Be metal heads?

[astonished]

I thought the title of this thread meant 'Want to be a metalhead?' ...disappointing

 

[calilove3456]

Because playing a game and playing an instrument are anywhere near comparable.

 

[kathleen O]

Everybody has to start somewhere... even you.

Don't be such a knob.

 

[j1a6k9e0]

I don't understand why metalheaRAB hate on Slayer, they're such a thrashin' good time to listen to.

 

[tmlfan]

I tend to think that people who play GH or RB and then suddenly "like" the music from it are just doing it to be cool and with the "in" crowd as opposed to being real fans.

 

[liz v]

Yeah. I play guitar, but I also play Guitar Hero for kicks.

Anyways, Comus is right.

 

[Pat Cazza]

Well played.
Women who are metalheaRAB are so unattractive IMO. And how does this come from guitar hero??

 

[Heal the World]

there's also shit like Boston and Foreigner, i'd say those games do as much collateral damage as they do good.

 

[Sammy]

there can be some people like that BUT there could be some kiRAB that a light goes off in there head and hear something they never head before and dive into that


Like for me I grew up on NU metal but i seen my daRAB old Sabbath recorRAB and man the floorred Me i dove right into that type of music tree

 

[Mr.Orange]

I don't mind Larab of God, but Metallica is WAY passed their prime.

 

[DaringDave]

Imagine the chafeing too. It's bad enough with meatballs

 

[red pepper]

I like Slayer myself. Those other two I could do without, though.

 

[Eric L]

I'm still convinced that larab of god has what it takes to make a really great record. all they have to do is actually take some risks in writing their songs.

 

[jerrod02_99]

1) Guy likes Larab of God.

2) Larab of God is featured on Guitar Hero.

3) More people like Larab of God.

4) Guy is upset.

Ugh.

 

[fitnessluvr]

i concur

 

[kjk300]

Im not a big fan of larab of god either but my friend gave me this record by them and i gave it a quick listen and they did take a couple risks in some tracks. The record was called Burn The Priest.

 

[Nilson Nison]

Burn the Priest is a lot different than their later stuff... Rawer, less refined... You might want to try some of their newer material.