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One of the ladies in the second resident evil movies was beyond hot. The movie did suck though.
 
I liked the second one because Nemesis looks very cool, just like in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. Probably my favorite RE. Well I haven't play RE4 or anything beyond. I think Resident Evil: Code Veronica was the last one I played.
 
Summoning - Oath Bound should be here tomorrow, and I just ordered this from ELR:

Black Hole - Land Of Mystery
Death Militia - You Can't Kill What's Already Dead: Anthology 1985-1988
Maninnya Blade - Undead, Unburied...Alive!
Pagan Altar - The Time Lord LP
Protector - Echoes From The Past...
Sacrifice - Soldiers Of Misfortune
Second Hell/Skull Crusher - Metal Deadness
Sleepy Hollow - 1989-1992: Rest In Pieces
Tyrant - Legions Of The Dead
 
It's an anthology of Burzum. It was kind of bootleg/kind of not. Look it up on metal-archives. I have it and it's not really worth it.
 
I'll sell it to you it's super kvlt and tr00 I also have Once Emperor 7" OOP RARE will sell both for $250 + shipping
 
Mike27 said:
how was it? :kickass:

Unbelievable. In fact, here's the scoop on the my experience from the show.

OVERKILL: We showed up just as they started their set. They sounded good, kind of like a cross between Metallica and Iron Maiden. I wasn't a fan and their songs sounded the same to me, but I respect them.

ARCH ENEMY: I got to the front row of the moshing area for this one. Angela was less than ten feet in front of me most of the set, while the Amott's flashed their amazing guitar skills. They played a 40-minute sets with songs from their past three albums, including "Nemesis", "Dead Eyes See No Future" and "Ravenous". They left out a couple of songs I would have killed to see live but I was satisfied with their stellar performance.

OPETH: I stayed in front to get up close to Mikael and Mendez, who got down to business with "Ghost of Perdition", which rocked to high hell. Mikael then did some jokes with the crowd and even played a Scorpions riff at request of a fan. Then came the crusher "The Leper Affinity" which got the mosh going in a frenzy. Despite being in front, I had to employ some of my wrestling moves to fend off the rabid moshers. Next, they played one of their mellow songs off of Damnation album, to which the smell of marijuana permeated the crowd. After that they finished the set with the killer song "Deliverance" to which the moshing got really violent. After the band left the stage Mikael came back to wave to us wearing a Red Sox sweatshirt.

LAMB OF GOD: I'm not a fan of this band. Rather boring, but I had tons of fun engaging in their infamous mosh-circles-of-death. Early into the set, a surge of fans, who didn't pay for mosh admittance, breached the barricade and cascaded into the moshing area and all hell broke loose. They played over an hour of body-bashing and crowd-surfing. My back was killing me from pushing everybody around.

MEGADETH: Before the set they unrolled the backdrop featuring what appears to be the artwork for their next album, which looked awesome. I figured most people would be worn out from the LoG moshing so I got ready to watch these thrash legends take the stage. Just as they did, a huge blast ripped through my ear-drums as I saw four mushroom fireballs rise behind the front stage. I stayed until the third song when one of the girls I went with got elbowed in the eye-brow in the mosh and needed stitches at the hospital. I didn't mind leaving or staying to see Megadeth's pending 2-hour set, but I was exhausted and opted to join the rest of my crew as we went to the hospital to make sure she was alright, after which we went home.

A great concert for fans of all ages, featuring bands who put the guitar at the top of their priorities, as I may paraphrase Mustaine.