Recent content by Greenwater_Pond

I just can't bring myself to get rid of "dust collector's". Sure I have had a 30GB ipod since late 2005, but I still buy the CD's and add them to the colletion, 1/4 of them are signed by the bands too, so they're just too precious to sell for $2-$5 each

Just want to update this old post, started going through them and it's kinda funny to re-read some of them, some good memories...anyways this is what I've got now 6 years later...well over 800 CD's, 45 Vinyls, and about 170 band DVD's as well.

I like how this thread started back in 2002 and it's going again, I didn't even check I might have already posted on this years ago, but here goes again. 1). Fear Factory - Demanufacture 2). Sepultura - Chaos A.D. 3). In Flames - Colony 4). In Flames - Jester Race 5). Bolt Thrower - Mercenary...

Just noticed this on ebay, original pressing of STTNW http://cgi.ebay.ca/AMON-AMARTH-Sorrow-Throughout-The-Nine-Worlds-CD-2000_W0QQitemZ280327690614QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMusic_CDs?hash=item280327690614&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A4|65%3A3|39%3A1|240%3A1318

I like how he posts bands under his sig as "Brainstorm" and other such ripoff artists. If it ain't broke, why fix it? that's my mentality on Symphony X and other bands such as Cannibal Corpse, Exodus, Bolt Thrower etc.

Something epic would be the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, they've done the Greeks several times over, why not Rome? I think that'd be cool For other concepts they could explore: Alexander the Great Hannibal The Crusades The Dark Ages in Medieval Europe Come to think of it I can't even...

Nope, and nope. Saw Opeth 3 times between 2003 and 2006, and every show their acoustic stuff was filled with screaming/chants for "DEMON OF THE FALL!!!!" one song into the set. Even when they played Creedence people were crowdsurfing and moshing....which is odd because it's not really...

Here's my collection, I'm never one to have doubles but some of the editions of these CD's are pretty rare such as the first pressings of hatebreeder and something wild from Spinefarm. In addition to that, most of them were signed by Alexi, Janne, and Alex when I saw them back in 2005.

I own that shirt :rock:

Probably since early 2002 just after Follow the Reaper hit because the first song I heard was Everytime I Die (my buddies saw the video on LOUD at the time and taped it, we used to watch these all the time)

We've all got our guilty pleasures...soooo here are some CD's I'm not proud to own. Disturbed - Down with the Sickness Coal Chamber - Chamber Music Korn - Life is Peachy WWF Music vol 3. When I first got into metal it was a slow induction, and these bands/CD's were the easiest to find until I...

At first I thought it would be totally stupid like the "Epic Movie/Scary Movie" franchise is, but I was pleasently surprised...even my wife who hates John C. Reilly thought this movie was great (she's a huge fan of the original Walk the Line). I also highly recommend Step Brothers for a roaring...

Because I don't have time to read through this entire thread ATM...here's what comes to mind: Blotted Science Farmakon Spastic Ink Ark Cynic Atheist Psyopus

I think it's because it falls dangerously close to "screamo" by definition...and them touring constantly with Trivium/As I Lay Dying doesn't help matters either. Sad reality of it, but happened to In Flames during the R2R and Soundtrack years, they'll come back around to being loved by the...

Bloodstain Child from Japan....pretty much their version of a COB cover band...but they are original songs in the exact same style as COB with Engrish, but the name you can tell is definately a copy. They're ok, I bought a CD by them used for $5, the lyrics booklet read alone was totally worth my $5