I'll admit to really liking the title track to Generation Swine but I have a hard time remembering anything else off that album. I've heard say New Tattoo isn't half-bad, never heard anything off that album though. The one or two songs I've heard from Saints of Los Angeles sounded like they were covering themselves. Not necessarily a bad thing mind you, just what my ears perceived.
It's funny, because, rooted in gay S&M culture or not, it's one of the most clinically badass clothing styles ever.
@TechnicalBarbarity The frontman to one of the most legendary and influential metal acts of all time was a gay man who wore tight spiked leather outfits and brandished a whip/riding crop either on or off the stage. He also had quite the penchant for eyeliner as well. So, please...remove your head from the cavernous depths of your ass.
I'm not so sure about that one.
Tommy Lee netted Pamela Anderson in her prime. End of story.I'm not so sure about that one.
Techbarb likes fucking little blonde bogan white girls with mullets
@TechnicalBarbarity The frontman to one of the most legendary and influential metal acts of all time was a gay man who wore tight spiked leather outfits and brandished a whip/riding crop either on or off the stage. He also had quite the penchant for eyeliner as well. So, please...remove your head from the cavernous depths of your ass.
Christ, you're even dumber than I thought. The point isn't "MY GOD, THEY LOOK SO ALIKE", it's that you're calling one fruity, and pretending the other isn't, even though it comes straight out of GAY BONDAGE SEX.
Sooooo similar, right? Like a mirror image of each otherfucking imbeciles
Have you seen a Twisted Sister gig? Tell me, what in the fuck is feminine about their stage presence? Honestly. Same goes for Motley, given their chugging whiskey, chain smoking, cursing, spitting fake blood and singing about banging chicks and committing street violence. Doesn't seem too ladylike. Punks did it first, but in case you hadn't noticed, punks and metalheads weren't exactly brothers in arms. In early '78, Rob introduced the biker S&M thing to metal, and it caught on with Priest being an early mainstay of the genre. Ignore list? What a pussbag you are. Also, care to stop pretending you're some kind of true harbinger for what the genre is? You act like you've happened upon this perfect, precise, and unalterable mold of exactly what the music is and should be, and dismiss any contention as being of posers, ignoramuses, or otherwise. It's nauseatingly pedantic and faggoty.
What makes you think I want your sympathy?
Your self-righteous condescension is the only truly pitiable thing here.
