And that album even made my brother convert from Vanilla Ice to Metal.![]()
Oh my

And that album even made my brother convert from Vanilla Ice to Metal.![]()
and another classic for y'all
while ye ol' metalheads were listening to Unorthodox
I was a little boy listening to this dutch piece of shit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KevkRXoi28
I'm sure I'm not the only one though
this is also the only song i ever remixed...i have my remix on a tape somewhere...unfortunately all of my tape players are busted
I think that's part of why I like Beethoven. I love the passion in his music. I enjoy Chopin as well though.I was more a Chopin person myself...Beethoven was too angry for me
Yeah. I don't agree with Varg's views, but damn, I like his earlier music.and I don't listen to Burzum for obvious reasons...
Heh. That's when I stopped listening to Metallica, because they were turning too mainstream and were getting less and less creative.I discovered extreme metal only in 2001(and emo too but i didn't stick for long)...before that the only metal cd's i had were Metallica's black album and reload
Not really that weird of a combination. People look at me in disbelief when they see my CD collection (no way that the same person can enjoy both A and B).I was into progrock, grunge and numetal in highschool...kind of wierd combination...and i still like most of the music i listened to back then
Yeah... Lots of people wonder why I don't listen to more electronic music because I work with computers.I waited for St. Anger at the time and it turned out to be such an unbelievable piece of crap...that I haven't listened to anything new by Metallica ever since.
most people who didn't see me since highschool don't quite undertand how I(geek) became a metalhead...
Hey! I actually own that album too.as for my cd collection funny thing...my Unorthodox copy lies next Ace of Base's happy nation...yay sweden
On a sidenote... I watched the semifinals of the Eurovision Song Contest the other day. Israels contribution was... umm... interesting... Heh... "Push the button!"