When I've had too much to drink, I alwaysh lishen to....

BeeBop · « **on:** 5 Feb 2005, 05:57 pm »

Miles. Kind'a Blue

zachslc · « **Reply #1 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 06:26 pm »

My God, man. It's 10 in the morning. Then again, if I lived in Canada...

fabaudio · « **Reply #2 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 07:18 pm »

I lishen to anythin' but my neibursh complains

Marbles · « **Reply #3 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 07:34 pm »

I don't understand. How can you have too much to drink????

(see my signature)

rosconey · « **Reply #4 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 07:38 pm »

pricks -i cant have anything to drink

but i make up for it with quality cheebs

PhilNYC · « **Reply #5 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 07:51 pm »

...the loud thumping in my head...

JoshK · « **Reply #6 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 08:19 pm »

usually metal...

ted_b · « **Reply #7 on:** 5 Feb 2005, 08:36 pm »

my wife saying " Nooooo, honey, not tonight. I'm too tired. Next time let's not drink so much."

Ted

zachslc · « **Reply #8 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 02:06 am »

Quote from: rosconey

but i make up for it with quality cheebs

I rescind my jibe at Canada.

Rob Babcock · « **Reply #9 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 02:14 am »

God, Heavy Metal, obviously!

Get a few beers in me out out comes the Metallicus.

Phil · « **Reply #10 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 03:58 am »

the sounds of silence....

JoshK · « **Reply #11 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:01 am »

Quote from: ted_b

my wife saying " Nooooo, honey, not tonight. I'm too tired. Next time let's not drink so much."

Ted

dude, that sucks! nothing worse than that line IMO.

ted_b · « **Reply #12 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:06 am »

Don't worry...it was just a joke.

JoshK · « **Reply #13 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:10 am »

Quote from: ted_b

Don't worry...it was just a joke.

yeah its cool, I gotcha. I laughed it was humorous.

Hantra · « **Reply #14 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:13 am »

Quote from: Rob Babcock

God, Heavy Metal, obviously! Get a few beers in me out out comes the Metallicus.

Well I don't drink much at all. But if I did. . . AND I listened to And Justice For All, I'd be dead or in jail for damned sure. . . I almost go postal for no reason when I hear that SOBER. And don't throw in any old skool Megadeth, or someone is toting an ass whippin'.

Rob Babcock · « **Reply #15 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:20 am »

Neither of those are big faves of mine, either. Metallica died when Cliff died, IMO- nothing they did after that added to their musical legacy in a positive way. I don't mind some Megadeth, but they're a pale shadow of their betters.

But who doesn't like King Diamond?

Hantra · « **Reply #16 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:23 am »

Quote from: Rob Babcock

Neither of those are big faves of mine, either. Metallica died when Cliff died, IMO- nothing they did after that added to their musical legacy in a positive way. I don't mind some Megadeth, but they're a pale shadow of their betters.

But who doesn't like King Diamond?

Dammit Rob! Justice pWns j00!

Rob Babcock · « **Reply #17 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:42 am »

Hmmm...guess I took you wrong, thought you didn't like that one. Well, individually, any song on Justice sounds okay...I just can't take more than a few in a row. There's a sameness to the sound of those songs that gets to me. I do really like a few songs on there, but before Burton died they sounded pissed at the world. After, they justs sounded depressed about it. I dunno. "Blackened" & "Frayed Ends of Sanity" were cool, and obviously "One" was a classic. But Master of Puppets was a tough album to top.

To me the Black Album was a little better. That one started to sound pissed again!

"Load" even had half a dozen good ones. "Reload" caused me to toss my cookies, though. After that "load" of shit, I didn't have the heart to even listen to St Anger.

I loved the days when Hammet's guitar sounded like a circular saw cutting thru sheetmetal. The slow plodding Sabbath-wannabee sound doesn't become them.

All in all, Slayer's South of Heaven was the best thrash metal album of the era. That's some good drinkin' music! Unfortunately, if I put that on then "I drink alone." No one else I know can stand them.

JoshK · « **Reply #18 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 04:45 am »

I like Sepultura Roots for drinking metal.

I saw Soulfly open for Rammstein and I think that was the closest I felt to dying. Holy crap I felt squished!

Hantra · « **Reply #19 on:** 6 Feb 2005, 01:47 pm »

Quote from: JoshK

I like Sepultura Roots for drinking metal.

I saw Soulfly open for Rammstein and I think that was the closest I felt to dying. Holy crap I felt squished!

Roots is good ass whippin' metal for SURE.

Rob, I dunno really. I loved Master. I guess I just identify with Justice most of all because it was my first, and because of its political significance.