JonnyD
Chef Metal
sixxswine said:
I dont think I ever had one hahaha I was raised on alot of AC/DC from birth so I do think for the age it counts
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I dont think I ever had one hahaha I was raised on alot of AC/DC from birth so I do think for the age it counts
rokk
Long Live =^.^=
I actually got burnt out on new music totally around 95-98. I still listened to my old CD's but I really didn't listen to much new stuff. I didn't know there was a whole underground metal scene building again. I could never get sick of "metal" though. With metal you can hear every other genre of music. That's one of the many reasons I love it. You can hear Rock, Classical, Blues, Country, Punk, Alternitive, Industrial, Pop, all incorporated into it. I think that's what sets this music apart. If Toby Keith put some double bass and some guitar solo's on a song or two, his fans would freak out. The fans of this music are way more open minded I think. That's why I will never get sick of it personally! I love the diversity of it. This comes from someone who can listen to Zeppelin, to Slayer, to Savatage, to Korn, Dream Theater, Brainstorm, Pagans Mind. I like alot of stuff, so I couldn't be bored with it.
Evil?
omghaxlol!1
I agree 100% with SavaRon. Excellent point. Metal has so much more variety than just about every other musical genre. Gotta love it!
JonnyD
Chef Metal
Evil? said:
Savaron has a knack for doing that! I gotta teach him to be a moron like me ... But I agree with everything he said Word for fucking word!!!!!
sixxswine
rockandrollazine.blogspot
JonnyD
Chef Metal
SavaRon said:Thanks JD! Don't worry, I'm sure my dumbass, moronic side will show up here someday
Your welcome Dude! hehehe
kittybeast
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JonnyD said:
its something I have been considering for a few years now, I am just now beginning to think I am ready to make a commitment towards it... had other things I wanted to try and I did and fell flat on my face hahaha so now I am ready .... tho whether or not I have a peice of paper that says so I can cook some stuff that would knock your socks off
Greystone in St. Helena, CA is great. You can get out of the snow and into wine country!!! The CIA, as in Culinary Institute of America, has as its West Coast campus, the former home of the Christian Brothers winery, an imposing three-story 101-year-old building that housed generations of winemaking friars. This is a masters-level training center for working, certified chefs. Visitors can take in cooking demonstrations F-M at 1:30p and 3:30p for $12.50 per person with a sample of what the chef has prepared at the end of the demonstration. CIA's Campus Store stocks an impressive supply of cookware and cookbooks for the serious cook. You may also want to dine at the campus Wine Spectator Greystone restaurant.
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JonnyD
Chef Metal
kittybeast said:
Thanks Kitty! cookin school in cali is another good option and it would certainly be nice to go to a place where it doesnt snow and get -35 deg. hahaha ... speaking of the west coast I eventually want to make my way back to Seattle ...I Had a great time in that city
#1_Droogie
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heh, not to brag, but......It got down to about -42 last January....and to about -46 the year before....just makes you wonder where the boys in IE were when they thought of their name... :Smug:JonnyD said:
JonnyD
Chef Metal
#1_Droogie said:
Way I see it anything -20 and down is just fucking cold hahahaah Painfully cold really!
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kittybeast
Member
#1_Droogie said:
Funny.. in January we had a heatwave with temps over 100 degrees!!
ahhhhhhhhh I love California! Hope to make it to Seattle for a weekend getaway and hop a boat into British Columbia. Maybe next year cuz this years concerts are just too damn good and keep getting better! 
sixxswine
rockandrollazine.blogspot
I like having "seasons" & I like clean air, no smog. Fuck, I quit smoking cigarettes, about 4 months ago. Why on earth was I voluntarily taking in smoke?! That's just fucked! I like having 100 degree weather in the summer & -12 in the winter!
Just preferance.
Just preferance.
sixxswine
rockandrollazine.blogspot
Wyvern said:And if you want smog come here, we manage to ban smoking by increasing car emissions
Yeah, it's no different than any major American city I'm sure.
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Ted, you distastefull pile of flea bitten camel lips
It's winter here, well actually it never really is winter 'round here, it's just colder than normal, I think we hit 10 degrees celcius the other morning, freeezing
What's this shit 'bout being burned out on metal?? Apply pressure on it until the medics rock up, I've sent for them. In the meanwhile listen to some Slayer, that should keep you calm.
This forum does indeed rule, that's one thing you got right, and your badass posts contributes greatly
It's winter here, well actually it never really is winter 'round here, it's just colder than normal, I think we hit 10 degrees celcius the other morning, freeezing
What's this shit 'bout being burned out on metal?? Apply pressure on it until the medics rock up, I've sent for them. In the meanwhile listen to some Slayer, that should keep you calm.
This forum does indeed rule, that's one thing you got right, and your badass posts contributes greatly
Igor_Cavalera
Member
Good post Zeppie!I think we can all agree with you uncy Ted, this place rules because of the awesome people here!
KMADD
The Ancient Metalhead
I kind of had a non-metal phase from 1989 to 1992. When I listen to a lot
weird stuff like Sisters Of Mercy, The Stone Roses, Peter Murphy, Mission UK, The
Cult and so on basically cause the clubs in Germany played a lot of this goth
style music along with Euro Pop and Techno music. And some American bands
like Dinosaur Jr, Lemonheads and Screaming Trees. But believe it or not it was
of all bands Nirvana that for some reason got me back into listening to metal
again cause my friends in the army would have parties in the barracks and they
would bring stuff like Alice In Chains, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, Suicidal and so on.
And I when I saw COC's Blind tour in Nashville TN. that was it! Back to metal!
But I listened to other stuff like punk, industrial and country sometimes when im
in the mood for something different.
weird stuff like Sisters Of Mercy, The Stone Roses, Peter Murphy, Mission UK, The
Cult and so on basically cause the clubs in Germany played a lot of this goth
style music along with Euro Pop and Techno music. And some American bands
like Dinosaur Jr, Lemonheads and Screaming Trees. But believe it or not it was
of all bands Nirvana that for some reason got me back into listening to metal
again cause my friends in the army would have parties in the barracks and they
would bring stuff like Alice In Chains, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, Suicidal and so on.
And I when I saw COC's Blind tour in Nashville TN. that was it! Back to metal!
But I listened to other stuff like punk, industrial and country sometimes when im
in the mood for something different.
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