Mordred

Fish - who hasn't met him, was actually very disappointed with his attitude to be honest. Blackie Lawless (WASP) - having just played a less then half full Barra's to require Bodyguards when signing autographs outside was a bit much.?( Qualcost Mutilator (Lawnmower Deth) - Completely down to earth and a good laugh. Vinnie Paul (Pantera/Damageplan) - Too much fan worship to really talk to, got an autograph thou. Fred Durst (red cap twat) - Seemed cool enough when i spoke to him, released first album in the UK it all changed Micheal Amott (Carcass/Arch Enemy) - Didn't really speak but got my Carcass poster signed. Rob Flynn (Machine Head) - seemed ok, didn't really say much. Mullet Man (Mullet Man show) - The least said the better:angel:

Fudge Tunnel Obviously a man of impecable taste

KORPSE, INEXTREMIS & THE LORELI.

You and me both

1. Simple Minds - New Gold Dream (81,82,83,84) 2. Marillion - Misplaced Childhood 3. Metallica - Master of Puppets/ Slayer - Reign in Blood

I cant think of a favourite, there just so many superb gigs i've been to that it's nigh on impossible to choose. Picking a favourite live band is easier, but causes almost the same amount of problems

I would have said Sepultura were the highlight that day due to no Max. Burton C. Bell and Evan guesting was pretty cool.

TESTAMENT - FIRST STRIKE STILL DEADLY MASTERS OF MISERY : AN EARACHE TRIBUTE TO BLACK SABBATH NATIVITY IN BLACK : A TRIBUTE TO BLACK SABBATH ( the second ones crap thou) Just for starters

I think record buying is an addiction At least it should be classed as such.

God i used to love The Loreli, both albums were amazing. Infact i think i'll hunt out my Progression long sleave and listen to the albums again I quite like The Tinderbox (The Dreaming) album too.

I've no idea which one that would be from that picture

........THE CURE im so there

It was certainly the funniest thing i've seen at Drakes

I would have chosen Hunger Strike by temple of the dog or either Room a 1000 years wide or Fell on Black Days to show off Chris Cornell's excellant voice. After seeing him perform I Am the Highway with Audioslave i should add that one too.

Maynard from Tool Chris Cornell Eddie Vedder Would be my favourite vocalists.

Yeah i've ammended my sig, that was one of the many high points of your set. I couldn't stop laughing for ages, i hope Dave managed to catch the moment on camera.

Yeah im going. Im in Block HH dead centre in the front section

Hopefully they'll appear on some of the festival bills this year

Top 5. Mistress - Mistress II is amazing. Rush - SECC here i come The Alarm Today is the Day Probot - nuff said

What'cha think of the album, i haven't given it much of a listen yet but it sounds ok, more industrial and raw sounding than the last two studio albums anyway.

Fear Factory must think the same as you the last track on the new album is a Nirvana cover ( School ). At least its the last track on my downloaded version of the album:O

Yeah Vomitus certainly brought a smile to my face. For a first gig that was pretty amazing. I look forward to the second reading from the book of VOMITUS

Thats pretty old news Hogg!!!!!

Are The Great Deceiver still playing?

Yeah its a Kory Clarke solo show at the Renfrew Ferry on the 21st, Mortiis & Susperia are playing the same day at the Glasgow Barfly so i dont know which one to go to. My mate wants to see Mortiis so i think my mind has been made up for me:] Cheers