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Limp Bizkit should never ever play a influence in music.

Good album all around, they really capture the sound of their early albums.

1. Pantera-Cowboys From Hell 2. Metallica-Master Of Puppets 3. Slayer-Reign In Blood 4. Iron Maiden-Piece Of Mind 5. Death-Symbolic 6. Black Sabbath-Master Of Reality 7. Nevermore-Dead Heart In A Dead World 8. Opeth-Orchid 9. Megadeth-Peace Sells.....But Who's Buying? 10. At The...

I always wanted to do drums too. I already play guitar and bass. Thanks for the advice, I was going to ask the same question.

I really enjoy the album, with Per Wiberg in the band, he adds a lot.

Actually Dino stated in a interview on fearfactoryfans.com that he is no longer working with Nick Barker.

You yourself are the best teacher, well thats my opinion. I taught myself to play guitar and bass.

That is beyond kick ass. Kick ass guitarist for a kick ass band.

I depends on whos studio you use I suppose. I had a friend of mine who actually got free studio time, when the owner refused to take his money.

It varies for me too. Sometimes, depending on the lyrics I write, I like to write the lyrics first, sometimes I don't.

I'm not sure if this has been posted before,and excuse me if its stupid for me to ask. I was just wondering any bass players here use their fingers and/or pick and do you perfer. I use my fingers to get a thicker sound.

Actually I like System Of A Down, they have some catchy songs.

Very well done,fucking flawless man flawless. First listen had me sucked in. Keep up the good work.

I have a new project going on called Eyes Of Infinity. I was looking for a female vocalist and if your interested email at evilsicknessx@aol.com.

I play bass in my band The Requiem, but I'm thinking of sharing vocals with our main singer Andy. I never really tried singing and playing at the same time, I was wondering how to approch it.