Metal Tune of the Week!

Spirit of the Tiger wrote:

There, are you happy now?  I didn't mean to hurt your superhumanly resilient ears with the sonic equivalent of an internally applied Dremel tool forged from Hitler's ghost and Kryptonite.  By way of apology, I now give you two tunes which will not induce miscarriages in pregnant women, with the possible side effect that these pregnant women shall instead give birth to beast-strangling demigods.

Fixed that for ya.  

I'm am posting this song as my Metal Tune of the Week in memory of my niece who passed away on Friday.  Please no smart-ass comments in her memory.  

Wouldn't dream of it, old friend.

She couldn't have been very old, though. What happened with her? Or is that something you're not ready to talk about yet?

She was 23 when she passed. I can't say much because there is a police investigation going into her death. It may have been an accident, but there are enough suspicious details surrounding her passing that the police must look into it.

Condolences Spirit. Sorry to hear of your loss.

Thanks for the condolences my friends.

Now back to cool music.  


And I have also included the first song for the album that won the first ever Best Metal Album at the Grammies.  

If you don't believe me look it up. This is one of the greatest travesties in music history.  While Jethro Tull is an okay ROCK band they are no way Metal.  That is why it is so important to remember the difference.

Preach on, reverend.  I had to stop Steel Monkey at the 1:05 mark; that's about how much I could take of that noise.  I never even cared for Jethro Tull as a rock band; Aqualung is a decent song for getting drunk to, but that's about it.

But Angry Again once again demonstrates to us that Megadeth is quite consistent in delivering the goods.  I have three or so Megadeth hits on my MP3 player, and it's far from enough.  I should probably hit Amazon again (while hoping that at least some portion of the dollar or so that I pay for each song finds its way back to Megadeth themselves).

And really, was Last Action Hero that bad of a movie?  I thought it started out as a pretty solid parody of every action flick out there.  It started to take itself too seriously towards the end, but it didn't really deviate too far from the premise.  Maybe the movie critics who slammed it are the same breed of blind, deaf and witless guppies who would give Jethro Tull a Grammy for pseudo-metal.  Meh.  

I am sure you have already figured out that there was a theme to the tunes I chose to post. I have to admit that I did not like Last Action Hero the first time I saw it. Once I realized that it was a spoof movie, I just sat back, relaxed, and enjoyed the show. The soundtrack for the film was pretty awesome.

I know I haven't posted anything in a while so here is a tune for you guys to remember me by and another song that I just think is cool.  ENJOY!!!!

                                                        

Since this post has been neglected again I feel it is my duty to post a few tunes

                                     


I was thinking that the second one Iron Hand could be Gustov's theme song.  What do you think?   And now for a few classics.  

                                           

This thread needs more Alestorm.



Also, this:



And even though dubsteb-styled remixes aren't metal, here's some more cool music to play while you're doing housework.  



Have a good day.  

Okay... I know its not technically metal... but meh. I'm eclectic...

AND THE ADMIN!! MWAHAHAHAH!




And the Original song...

As Mel Brooks once said, "It's Good to be the King."



Hey House of Ainsley, I bet that SlipKnot I posted awhile ago is looking pretty good when compared to Katy Perry.


This is what metal should sound like.

OMG!! I just recently discovered Skillet. I know they've been around for ages, but I don't get out much lol.

Loooooove them!!

Here you go.  Soak in Amaranthe's entire "The Nexus" album before some corporate prole gets a polyp up his butt and takes this video down.  


Also, it looks like at least two of the band members are peeing off the roof of that skyscraper. You can't unsee it!

Thanks for posting the whole album, but I already downloaded it.  Haven't got the new one that came out last month, but the single I heard is decent.

Spirit of the Tiger wrote:

Thanks for posting the whole album, but I already downloaded it.

Was this before or after Gustov Ainsley started imploding faces all over Karkova?  

The House of Ainsley wrote:

Was this before or after Gustov Ainsley started imploding faces all over Karkova?  

Only here would that sentence be acceptable....

I downloaded the album shortly after it was available.  I wouldn't say I am in love in with the band, but I do enjoy their sound.  If you like the band I have included the latest single from their latest album Massive Addictive.

Yeah, that's a pretty gravy song too. And welcome back, Wraith!

Okay I found this band and I will tell you why after you rate their music.  HOA I would like to hear and honest opinion of their sound. 


 

Is it any coincidence that I start thinking that I'm watching The Craft all over again listening to L.A. Witch there? They kind of have that sound like Letters to Cleo (who had a song in that movie).

Sorry if it took half a year to reply. I'm forgetful sometimes.

Also, someone got inspired by Game of Thrones and made this tune. Enjoy.

What do you think of the redhead?  Please don't take a year to respond.

It's hard to get a good look at her through all the camera cuts and special effects, that's what.

This is the part where you reveal that she's your wife or your sister or something equally personal, right?

Neither. She is my cousin that's how I found out about her band. I think their sound is okay, but I heard that she might be coming to the East Coast in the future so I will probably go see just because i can.