Playing thrash in the car increases the chances of me getting a speeding ticket...

They aren't metal, but you can't go wrong with GOBLIN.

Just listened to a horrible rip of INNER SANCTUM - 12 am, and while the music was totally awesome, the recorded glitches really spoiled half my amusement.

If you put a good rip in here, it'll make me really happy!

(and yes, I've read the review )

Many thanks!

I know David Beckham was seen wearing an Exodus T-Shirt a while back, but I'm certain that was just a fashion stunt, and had nothing to do with his taste in music.

Former cross-country skiing champion Thomas Alsgaard listens to metal.

Guess you've already checked out my review ? I have a rip at home but won't have access to it until next week. Keep reminding me. ...and I'd be interested in hearing that 2nd album too if someone has it. It was self-titled and CD only I think. Hah, actually I hadn't but it was a nice read. Consider...

I'm not sure if it qualifies as an old MERCY-picture, but a friend of mine has a photo of him and Andrija taken around 1990 (without goofy face paint). If I remember correctly they had their sommer cottages next to eachother.

He's also got all the old mercy recordings on vinyl - signed.

Speaking of Icelandic bands, I've been looking for an album called "W.C. Monster" by the band BOOTLEGS for a while now, but haven't found it. If someone has it, how 'bout an upload?

Pretty please?

Mine is #200.

Both yes and no. I try to be an open-minded person, and not judge a book by its cover, but then again, whenever I see an album with a cover of the sort you're mentioning, a huge warning siren goes off.

If I remember correctly, a big part of Motörheads early stage props would include nazi flags and other memorabilia. Lemmy's been an avid collector of all things nazi since uh, forever. But to answer Helm's question - no. I don't think they would mount a swastika on the cover. The symbol is too offen...

My bad.

Do you mean being fascinated by and writing lyrics dealing with history, about World War II, or writing lyrics which support nazi and other racist ideologies? The former. Lots of well known bands sing about history and the Third Reich (e.g. Motörhead), without them having any nazi sympaties whatsoe...

I find Alan Tecchio just as whiny and nasal as the guy in Attacker, who's name eludes me at the moment.

What? Of course I would expect that. What do you mean "just lyrics"? When you say something do you say "just words"? Look, there's quite obviously a difference between writing about stuff that fascinates you, and about stuff you believe in. Take Slayer for example - lots of song...