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4 songs in and he screams Devin...I thought it would have been sooner?

"Quality shit!... ... now here is some Opeth"

Huzzahh!

Personal favourites: Eddie Vedder...I was listening to Black live last night. He held a note for such a crazy length of time and it sounded so effortless as he went into something straight after. He's got really good dynamics and effortless power...lyrics to back it up as well. Layne Stayley...especially as a pairing with Jerry Cantrell. Their voices work so well together. He's really good on the Mad Season album. Infact I would say I like Jerry Cantrell just as much. Neil Young. Mainly because he's got something different going on. I am not sure but I think it might be a love/hate affair with his voice? If you have the Greendale album you'll know his voice is also great for telling stories...the live DVD...great! James Hetfield. So Seek & Destroy through to ...And Justice For All aren't overly great vocal performances. However, during the black album era he really learnt to sing well. Prime example of what I love about his vocals can be heard on "No Lead Clover" from S&M. The long clean notes and his new found range are pretty awesom...ofcourse the Texas twang is always there! Curt Kirkwood from Meat Puppets/Eyes Adrift. I am not really familiar with the Meat Puppets songs but the Eye Adrift album has really good vocals. Like Neil Young I don't think it is an obvious choice but it is entertaining...sometimes straying into slightly off key moments during the AOL sessions but it just doesn't seem to matter.

I was at Knockhill yesterday and people were stalling all over the shop. Ofcourse driving race cars is very difficult and clutches are brutal...there were still a few "wheyyyss" when people stalled. One poor fellow stalled 3 times in a row trying to leave the pits.

Type in Google Earth to google and dload the Program.

They are "dead" but acctually America could probably refit them pretty quickly if a war broke out...or could they...yeeee know tooo muchh!

DSL50 is pretty crazy when up at around 6 so if anything you want less than that. Some 50watt valve amps after 1/2 or 1/4 power switches. Taking Aberdeen as an example Drakes would have been where you need more power due to there being no PA. The DSL401 I recommended has 40watts of power and even through 1 speaker is very loud when cranked up...through a 4x12" it'd be more than enough for any venue.

P.S Wrong forum.

I agree with what Jonny said at the end there. It is quite entertaining to listen to a couple of times but it is a bit gimick-y for my liking.

I zoomed in on a little baseball field in south Boston. It'll be great when they add even more zoomed in images.

More like DJ Mouse spinning his Iron Maiden collection for hours on end?

Are you not a fan of them or did I read that wrong?

It's an interesting approach...almost like you piezo crystals on guitar but obviously newer technology. Be cool to see if they are acctually good.

I'm in the same situation...10.66 an hour..WOO!

The Subways - Young For Eternity in ASDA for 8.97...and people say albums are too expensive. I don't often do impulse buys but so far so good. 4 tracks in and my foot has been tapping away for each and everyone...here comes number 5...

Double time...I'm not complaining!

Good gig. I had a great time. The crazy happenings outside certainly won't be forgotten! I must say Deadenstero have to be one of the best bands I have seen in Aberdeen. I'd also just like to say that the on stage sound at the Moorings is pretty fantastic. Everything was so loud and clear. Now I know why Flash is so proud of their equipment...problem is now I really want Ampeg!

Fuck sake I am trying to eat here!

Great...but that doesn't answer the question does it?

Is there sort of an offical reason to why Al Queda want to attack the west?