Recent content by InFlames101

Well your analysis is based on logic and there's no arguing that since you are discussing it within a theoretical construct. But the judgemental statements that accompany your analysis are still just your opinions. It just so happens that a lot of intellectually capable people share your...

self-con·scious (slfknshs) adj. 1. Aware of oneself as an individual or of one's own being, actions, or thoughts. 2. Socially ill at ease: The self-conscious teenager sat alone during lunch. 3. Excessively conscious of one's appearance or manner: The self-conscious actor kept fixing his...

Well at least you do a good job of convincing yourself you're right. Because when you say something is a steaming pile of shit, you are telling the truth, not just voicing your opinion. I honestly don't see how I could have missed that. Well, I guess I should restructure my entire...

Wow, playing with legos, that sure is a caustic remark. Almost as insulting as say, to tell someone to "play in the mud" or to "draw in his colorbook". But I suppose a man of your creative imagination makes nothing but witty epigrams. And I never said the structure wasn't that of stadium...

Oh come on. You can do a little better than that. I expected a lengthy, verbose, self-indulgent post from you. Just saying something resembles stadium rock in verse/chorus doesn't make it so. And I said "elucidate", not make one proclamatory statement and then proceed with a lame attempt to...

To sophisticate means literally to make something less natural. It just has been taken to mean "in a less naive fashion" most of the time. Look it up at www.dictionary.com With that said, cultivation and refinement are terms that are relative to the person who uses them. There is no innate...

You make it seem like you're the ultimate authority on commenting whether a band has all the elements to be considered "good". Perhaps you should elucidate your comments about how the structure is basically stadium rock. And also, clarify as to what you deem irrelevant. Oh, and I hope you...

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Well I can see that. Of course that can be said of any "fanboy".

Because we all know how time is such a valuable commodity to you, with you posting on a message board and all. Your preconceived response to other people overracting to your statements is almost amusing to the extent of how impactful you hold your comments to be in the eyes of other people. Then...

Also listen to: Meshuggah (I consider them a mix of polyrhythmic industrial and thrash) Fear Factory Orgy Gravity Kills KMFDM

Hopefully they played a lot more than what you listed. I've always wanted to hear "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" live.

Well song structure and lyrics are more important than technicality and those two aspects usually inspire whatever emotions someone derives.

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First one was In Flames with Iced Earth. First real violent one was In Flames with Slayer. Anyway, nothing really happens unless you happen to incite drunks in the middle of a moshpit.