Which festivals are you going to this summer?

[waif]

but i might have to settle for england metal fest since its the closest to me o well

England metal fest closest to Canada?

Does he mean the New England Hardcore And Metal Fest?

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

Probably, I doubt England has something called the "England Metal Fest"

 

[waif]

Maybe some really, really generic fest featuring aging generic NWOBHM bands and some really generic modern extreme metal bands.

 

[Mudvain_for_life]

srry ya i ment new england metal/hardcore fest

 

[waif]

Cool. I'm going.

 

[Mudvain_for_life]

nice the line up looks pretty sweet eh

 

[waif]

do canadians really say "eh"? Always thought that was just a stereotype.
Yeah, the lineup is bitching.

Has braindrill broken up?

 

[rms]

Maybe some really, really generic fest featuring aging generic NWOBHM bands and some really generic modern extreme metal bands.

Bolt Thrower are from England :Smug:

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

So are tons of other bands, but you all missed the joke so w/e.

 

[rms]

do canadians really say "eh"? Always thought that was just a stereotype.
Yeah, the lineup is bitching.

Has braindrill broken up?

they did and have gotten back together -1 member I think

 

[KMMFA]

accually..I would rather go to an indoor cancert with three bands only. the 3 day weekends with 579 bands is very cool lineup, but I don't really do that anymore, nor do I want to and I don't need to.
I have my stories about my old days and the line ups that I saw, they were awesome for that time and I am happy telling those old stories. it's all good!

 

[Element_man]

do canadians really say "eh"? Always thought that was just a stereotype.

Yes, Canadians really do say 'eh'. If you think that's bad though, you'd have a hell of a time listening to a Canadian from the east-coast. They talk all like 'Howsh'it goin' dere, eh? Looksh like ra-hain dere, eh? I'mma be goin' tah Bloodshtock dere, eh?"

I hope I also get to catch Heathen Crusade festival this year, and I'll also go to the Noctis Valkyries II festival, since it is a measley 3 or 4 hour drive from me.

 

[entanglement]

None this year. But I'd be going to Wacken '09 fo sho.

 

[cookiecutter]

do canadians really say "eh"? Always thought that was just a stereotype.

Yes they do. People from urban Ontario sound very normal though except for slight differences.

 

[waif]

Bolt Thrower are from England :Smug:

I wasn't saying that all English bands are bad, I just meant that it would be a generic festival. The formula for a generic festival is a mismatch of old NWOBHM bands with generic modern extreme metal bands.
I like Bolt Thrower.

they did and have gotten back together -1 member I think

Oh good.

accually..I would rather go to an indoor cancert with three bands only. the 3 day weekends with 579 bands is very cool lineup, but I don't really do that anymore, nor do I want to and I don't need to.
I have my stories about my old days and the line ups that I saw, they were awesome for that time and I am happy telling those old stories. it's all good!

DIE! DIE! DIE!
Well, stop with the font anyhow.

Yes they do. People from urban Ontario sound very normal though except for slight differences.

Sounds like fun.
My aunt is from Canada, but no "eh"...

 

[Matt]

Maybe some really, really generic fest featuring aging generic NWOBHM bands and some really generic modern extreme metal bands.

Bal-Sagoth are from England dammit!

 

[Zephyrus]

Yes they do. People from urban Ontario sound very normal though except for slight differences.

When I went to Quebec it was funny to hear people speaking French then switch to English and sound like an archetypal Canadian.

 

[cookiecutter]

Quebecois French sounds funny. Very flat compared to French French

 

[Zephyrus]

When I was in Montreal I had little experience with the street dialect, since we only spoke French with the hotel people and the waiter at a fancy restaurant. I was followed around by a hobo who was uttering a bunch of francogibberish. I finally gave him a looney so he'd go away.

 

[cookiecutter]

In Toronto you walk down the street and hear five different languages