Tired of the Chess Club and Eye liner saying they're Rock...

[RockStarNick]

that gnr vid really shows how slash's tone was SO not about preamp distortion and just pure LOUD AMP...and it *bleeping* sang SO good!!!

Don't discount Izzy's tone too bro!!! Big ass hollowbody, P90s, and lots of raw power tube distortion. He had a ton to do with their older tones.

 

[davedeath]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

yeah metal bands never wore some type of makeup...

 

[oldmanmetal]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

How so?

Come to a Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, decrepit birth, Severed Savior, or other Death Metal show with that on, and then you can give me the answer after the show. Seen many a hipster, scenester, emo, and the like get RUINED at a show like that. you will find yourself mysteriosuly thrown in the mosh pit, then being trampled my giant guys with boots on. It is quite funny to watch, and even more fin IN the pit. I love when hardcore kids try to hardcore dance. BOOM, can't remember 3rd grade or before.

 

[oldmanmetal]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

yeah metal bands never wore some type of makeup...

Black Metal guys still do, they are something else altogether. Behemoth and Immortal still do. Corpse paint. Not a fan a most Black Metal. It is a parody of itself. Some of those are waaayyyy too serious with it.

 

[kasperjensen]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

How so?

Come to a Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, decrepit birth, Severed Savior, or other Death Metal show with that on, and then you can give me the answer after the show. Seen many a hipster, scenester, emo, and the like get RUINED at a show like that. you will find yourself mysteriosuly thrown in the mosh pit, then being trampled my giant guys with boots on. It is quite funny to watch, and even more fin IN the pit. I love when hardcore kids try to hardcore dance. BOOM, can't remember 3rd grade or before.

Thank you for clarifying.

I think we should hang out sometime. Me being a little hipster emo boy, and you being a badass Death Metal mosh-pit veteran, we would probably have lots to talk about.
At first, people might think us homosexual... But that's ok. You can stomp their little faces into the concrete with some bitching boots while I cry in the corner.

Don't judge me on account of my silent weeping... My father used to hand out severe beatings with an admirable regularity and I am reminded of this whenever I am exposed to violence.
Instead of shouting at me, you could embrace me to make me feel better. I must warn you though... After a while I might become quite attached to you, and in doing so I would be transferring my need for love and forgiveness that I never received from my father. Would you still hang out with me if that were to happen? Don't worry, there would be nothing gay about it. It's more about me wanting to belong to you somehow, and your concert-going friends.
Who knows... I may even become "one of the guys". In this case there would no longer be any need for our father-son relationship, as I would most likely have healed.

How would you feel about starting a band?

 

[skoora]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

yeah metal bands never wore some type of makeup...

Black Metal guys still do, they are something else altogether. Behemoth and Immortal still do. Corpse paint. Not a fan a most Black Metal. It is a parody of itself. Some of those are waaayyyy too serious with it.

Black metal guys I imagine playing Lord Of The Rings board games and exchanging the word Lucifer for Sauron. Like Cartman exchanges Baby for Jesus in Faith plus 1.

 

[oldmanmetal]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

How so?

Come to a Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, decrepit birth, Severed Savior, or other Death Metal show with that on, and then you can give me the answer after the show. Seen many a hipster, scenester, emo, and the like get RUINED at a show like that. you will find yourself mysteriosuly thrown in the mosh pit, then being trampled my giant guys with boots on. It is quite funny to watch, and even more fin IN the pit. I love when hardcore kids try to hardcore dance. BOOM, can't remember 3rd grade or before.

Thank you for clarifying.

I think we should hang out sometime. Me being a little hipster emo boy, and you being a badass Death Metal mosh-pit veteran, we would probably have lots to talk about.
At first, people might think us homosexual... But that's ok. You can stomp their little faces into the concrete with some bitching boots while I cry in the corner.

Don't judge me on account of my silent weeping... My father used to hand out severe beatings with an admirable regularity and I am reminded of this whenever I am exposed to violence.
Instead of shouting at me, you could embrace me to make me feel better. I must warn you though... After a while I might become quite attached to you, and in doing so I would be transferring my need for love and forgiveness that I never received from my father. Would you still hang out with me if that were to happen? Don't worry, there would be nothing gay about it. It's more about me wanting to belong to you somehow, and your concert-going friends.
Who knows... I may even become "one of the guys". In this case there would no longer be any need for our father-son relationship, as I would most likely have healed.

How would you feel about starting a band?

I could care less about your orientation. There plenty of metalcore bands that have the fashion scenester doos, girl pants, flat bills, and the like. You said nobody said anything to you about it, all depends on where you go. That is all I am saying. Live near Chicago? I play in 3 different bands currently, and always could start another. Just leave your makeup at home.

 

[kasperjensen]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

How so?

Come to a Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, decrepit birth, Severed Savior, or other Death Metal show with that on, and then you can give me the answer after the show. Seen many a hipster, scenester, emo, and the like get RUINED at a show like that. you will find yourself mysteriosuly thrown in the mosh pit, then being trampled my giant guys with boots on. It is quite funny to watch, and even more fin IN the pit. I love when hardcore kids try to hardcore dance. BOOM, can't remember 3rd grade or before.

Thank you for clarifying.

I think we should hang out sometime. Me being a little hipster emo boy, and you being a badass Death Metal mosh-pit veteran, we would probably have lots to talk about.
At first, people might think us homosexual... But that's ok. You can stomp their little faces into the concrete with some bitching boots while I cry in the corner.

Don't judge me on account of my silent weeping... My father used to hand out severe beatings with an admirable regularity and I am reminded of this whenever I am exposed to violence.
Instead of shouting at me, you could embrace me to make me feel better. I must warn you though... After a while I might become quite attached to you, and in doing so I would be transferring my need for love and forgiveness that I never received from my father. Would you still hang out with me if that were to happen? Don't worry, there would be nothing gay about it. It's more about me wanting to belong to you somehow, and your concert-going friends.
Who knows... I may even become "one of the guys". In this case there would no longer be any need for our father-son relationship, as I would most likely have healed.

How would you feel about starting a band?

I could care less about your orientation. There plenty of metalcore bands that have the fashion scenester doos, girl pants, flat bills, and the like. You said nobody said anything to you about it, all depends on where you go. That is all I am saying. Live near Chicago? I play in 3 different bands currently, and always could start another. Just leave your makeup at home.

OK, Daddy

 

[oldmanmetal]

When I was younger and far more flamboyant, I used eyeliner (or gayliner if you prefer). Nothing excessive... But it was what it was. Girls dug it, so I didn't complain.

Every once in a while I got some jerk who stared at me long enough to notice it, and the following conversation would ensue:

"What the fuck duuuuuude... Are you wearing make-up?"

"Yes."

"Are you a fag?"

"No."

But most paid no attention. Just like I don't go up to people wearing caps or baggy pants and start insulting them and their choice in attire.

In some places you can walk around in the most ridiculous outfits, and nobody takes offence. But other places feel the need to insult, threaten and beat you (I have never been beat up because of this BTW). Why I don't know... But something is wrong inside you if a mans attire makes you violent. Or even angry.

I disagree, please come to some real Death Metal shows. I feel your luck will change quickly.

How so?

Come to a Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus, decrepit birth, Severed Savior, or other Death Metal show with that on, and then you can give me the answer after the show. Seen many a hipster, scenester, emo, and the like get RUINED at a show like that. you will find yourself mysteriosuly thrown in the mosh pit, then being trampled my giant guys with boots on. It is quite funny to watch, and even more fin IN the pit. I love when hardcore kids try to hardcore dance. BOOM, can't remember 3rd grade or before.

Thank you for clarifying.

I think we should hang out sometime. Me being a little hipster emo boy, and you being a badass Death Metal mosh-pit veteran, we would probably have lots to talk about.
At first, people might think us homosexual... But that's ok. You can stomp their little faces into the concrete with some bitching boots while I cry in the corner.

Don't judge me on account of my silent weeping... My father used to hand out severe beatings with an admirable regularity and I am reminded of this whenever I am exposed to violence.
Instead of shouting at me, you could embrace me to make me feel better. I must warn you though... After a while I might become quite attached to you, and in doing so I would be transferring my need for love and forgiveness that I never received from my father. Would you still hang out with me if that were to happen? Don't worry, there would be nothing gay about it. It's more about me wanting to belong to you somehow, and your concert-going friends.
Who knows... I may even become "one of the guys". In this case there would no longer be any need for our father-son relationship, as I would most likely have healed.

How would you feel about starting a band?

I could care less about your orientation. There plenty of metalcore bands that have the fashion scenester doos, girl pants, flat bills, and the like. You said nobody said anything to you about it, all depends on where you go. That is all I am saying. Live near Chicago? I play in 3 different bands currently, and always could start another. Just leave your makeup at home.

OK, Daddy

Ha Ha, you live in Spain. I have no idea what the scene is there. Maybe they like a little liner with their music.