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Metalheads and Punks Unite! Official Club

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    #151 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

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    You have great taste, Micheal Myers

    #152 7 years ago
    Quoted from freezie:

    saw these guys live and was blown away , ive never seen a drummer hit harder live than this guy.
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    At least one of the guys from Black Breath is an avid pinball player, they are from Seattle, I see him at Shorty's and other pinball bars around town all the time. Someone brought him to a party at my place and he immediately was getting the highest score anyone has ever gotten on my Doctor Who pin.

    #153 7 years ago
    Quoted from freezie:

    Used to love seeing these guys and D.R.I. , and S.N.F. U. Back in the 80's
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    Me too, Dayglow played Seattle a lot. Also Vandals, DOA, TSOL, Descendants, Circle Jerks, 7 Seconds, The Accused, Christ on a Crutch, NoMeansNo... and later bands like Zeke, Bristle, Sicko, Detestation, The Bloodclots, Spits, etc. -- love West Coast punk.

    #154 7 years ago

    All Chicago all night.
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    #155 7 years ago

    Devils advocate, guess we could play some Dead Boys.

    #156 7 years ago

    Crass - Bata Motel

    #157 7 years ago

    Up the IRONS

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    #158 7 years ago

    YO Who here listens to DANZIG?

    #159 7 years ago

    #160 7 years ago
    Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:

    YO Who here listens to DANZIG?

    Huge fan, I love Elvis and hes like an evil Elvis, I think Glenn has a amazing voice and the first 4 or so albums Dazing put out were pretty great. This is one of my favs.

    #161 7 years ago

    Another one. I could go on and on.

    #162 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

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    Phantom of the Opera is such a perfect song. Dave Murray's solo and Dennis Stratton's rhythm is absolutely amazing! Iron Maiden has always been my favorite band of all time. I love every era of Maiden equally, man

    #163 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

    Huge fan, I love Elvis and hes like an evil Elvis, I think Glenn has a amazing voice and the first 4 or so albums Dazing put out were pretty great. This is one of my favs.
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    HELL YES! Glenn is the best. I totally agree, man. The first four albums are stellar. I have been listening to 'Tired of Being Alive' on repeat today on the Danzig II album

    #165 7 years ago

    Alice In Chains is also one of my favorite bands of all time! Jerry Cantrell is an inspiration

    #166 7 years ago

    more of a Soundgarden fan.

    #167 7 years ago

    I saw Soundgarden a lot growing up in Seattle. We used to bowl at the same bowling alley in their early years! They got to arena rock for me later in their career, but I loved their early stuff and that era.

    #168 7 years ago

    I respect your opinion, man but LAYNE. Haha

    #169 7 years ago
    Quoted from nwpinball:

    I saw Soundgarden a lot growing up in Seattle. We used to bowl at the same bowling alley in their early years! They got to arena rock for me later in their career, but I loved their early stuff and that era.

    That's awesome, man!

    #170 7 years ago

    Anyone listen to the Jerry Cantrell band?!

    #171 7 years ago
    Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:

    I respect your opinion, man but LAYNE. Haha

    I'm a Death Metal junkie, good Death Metal anyway.

    #172 7 years ago

    I don't think anyone has posted this band yet, amazing stuff.

    #173 7 years ago
    Quoted from o-din:

    This band was an inspiration. Most of the punk bands from this area give these guys credit. For when they started doing it. And watching them play.
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    Digging this, never heard of them. Sounds like really old Cheap Trick, and that's a good thing in my world.

    #174 7 years ago

    Hazoff, I like your collection of Gottliebs by the way

    #175 7 years ago
    Quoted from vid1900:

    Crass - Bata Motel
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    What the F...?

    Where next, Columbus?

    #176 7 years ago

    49 y/o and HB O.G..... yeah you could say I was a bit into the scene! 1st show at 16, driving up to Pasadena for the "Rock Against Reagan" tour with MDC, DRI, and the Circle Jerks. Soon followed by GBH, Exploited, Youth Brigade, Bad Religion, many more... bummed I missed out on DK, TSOL, Black Flag... punk rock saved my sanity (at least what I have left of it)

    #177 7 years ago

    I thought this already existed? or are we going above ground now?

    https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/all-i-wanted-was-a-damn-translite

    #179 7 years ago

    Clive Pig and the Hopeful Chinamen - Happy Birthday Sweet 16

    #180 7 years ago

    D.O.A. - Fuck You

    you call us weirdos, you call us crazy.
    you say we're evil, you say we're lazy.
    you say we're just the violent type.
    kinda dumb not too bright.

    [Chorus:] we don't care what you say - fuck you! we don't care what you say - fuck you!

    you tell your friends that we're really sick.
    short hair fags on a commie trip.
    you should know cause your so cool. number one, nobody's fool

    [Chorus]

    so come on man, ya better jump right in.
    this is one game that everybody's in.
    don't care where ya been, don't care how ya look.
    it's hell fire man, ya really gotta cook.

    [Chorus] fuck you!

    #181 7 years ago
    Quoted from o-din:

    Hard to say exactly what was the first band to play metal style music, but I'd have to say Cream might have invented it. Loud blues based music with power chords.

    There were many loud heavy bands but for me this is the birth of it all.

    #182 7 years ago

    I still call somewhere in time "the New Maiden"

    #183 7 years ago

    Saw some Lamb of God and Slipknot tonight. Good times.

    rd

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    #184 7 years ago
    Quoted from rotordave:

    Saw some Lamb of God and Slipknot tonight. Good times.
    rd

    im sure you saw it all from your vantage point! actually i think im in your photos there, im the guy in the black shirt.

    #185 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

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    Haha, I had that S.O.D patch on the back of my jean jacket under my leather back in late 80s/early 90s.
    Boy couldn't wear that anymore.
    I was a big thrash/punk kid. Anything fast and heavy was for me. Too many bands to list.
    Anyone else find the transition from metal to grunge easy? Seemed metal was dying and some great bands like Melvins, Mudhoney, Soundgarden and later Nirvana were emerging from the northwest.
    Here's a pic of me and my bro circa 1990. Think I'm 12 and older bro was 17. Don't remember the slayer necklace I was wearing but still have my Justice concert tee somewhere.

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    #186 7 years ago
    Quoted from freezie:

    Used to love seeing these guys and D.R.I. , and S.N.F. U. Back in the 80's
    » YouTube video

    I think you and me went to alot of the same shows. Never thought I'd see S.N.F.U on pinside. When they were from/based in Edmonton they'd play every other weekend locally. Must have seen them 25 times or more.. Now we need some Dayglo Abortions references here. First 4 albums are killer. Canadian thrash icons.

    #187 7 years ago
    Quoted from str8cash:

    Haha, I had that S.O.D patch on the back of my jean jacket under my leather back in late 80s/early 90s.
    Boy couldn't wear that anymore.
    I was a big thrash/punk kid. Anything fast and heavy was for me. Too many bands to list.
    Anyone else find the transition from metal to grunge easy? Seemed metal was dying and some great bands like Melvins, Mudhoney, Soundgarden and later Nirvana were emerging from the northwest.
    Here's a pic of me and my bro circa 1990. Think I'm 12 and older bro was 17. Don't remember the slayer necklace I was wearing but still have my Justice concert tee somewhere.

    That is awesome, man! I dig the Anthrax I Am The Law shirt

    #188 7 years ago
    Quoted from Gerrard17:

    I thought this already existed? or are we going above ground now?
    https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/all-i-wanted-was-a-damn-translite
    » YouTube video

    "You are at the beach, you can DITCH that" haha that's a great episode

    #189 7 years ago

    Joe Strummer made me Punk for life...

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    #190 7 years ago
    Quoted from str8cash:

    Haha, I had that S.O.D patch on the back of my jean jacket under my leather back in late 80s/early 90s.
    Boy couldn't wear that anymore.
    I was a big thrash/punk kid. Anything fast and heavy was for me. Too many bands to list.
    Anyone else find the transition from metal to grunge easy? Seemed metal was dying and some great bands like Melvins, Mudhoney, Soundgarden and later Nirvana were emerging from the northwest.
    Here's a pic of me and my bro circa 1990. Think I'm 12 and older bro was 17. Don't remember the slayer necklace I was wearing but still have my Justice concert tee somewhere.

    I saw the Justice concert and it was great, I too was long hair, no pics though, I liked Soundgarden mostly from that time, pearl Jam and Nirvana weren't really my style but early 90's was my move to Death Metal and after that its tough to go back, I did like Corrosion of Conformity quite a bit and Sabbath/Slayer are a constant source of joy to this day.

    #191 7 years ago
    Quoted from rotordave:

    Saw some Lamb of God and Slipknot tonight.

    Lamb is so great

    Lamb Of God - Blacken The Cursed Sun

    Seize a darkened day,
    There's only hell to pay,
    And no one left to see this prodigal return.
    Sweet apathy's my toll.
    You'll mourn the traded soul.
    I'll dig a deeper hole.
    Sanctity, a breath away.
    Just a breath away.

    Blacken the cursed sun.
    You're not the only one,
    To have sunk so far and low.
    There is no tomorrow.

    A tragedy on display,
    A sickness for all to see.
    I will kill this part of myself that I hate and that I see in you.
    It was always mine, anyway.
    There's something you can't take away.
    I choose not to feel the pain
    Sanctity, a breath away.
    Just a breath away.
    Away.
    Just a breath away.

    Blacken the cursed sun.
    You're not the only one,
    To have sunk so far and low.
    There is no tomorrow.

    Blacken the cursed sun.
    Blacken what's yet to be done.
    Blacken, because now you know, there is no tomorrow.

    Is there still hope for us?
    Can we still be saved?
    Does your God hold a place for us?
    There is no tomorrow.
    Is there still hope for us?
    Can we still be saved?
    Does your God hold a place for us?
    Is there time to repent?
    Will we rise from the dead?
    Can these sins even be forgiven?
    Is there still hope for us?
    Were we ever even alive?
    Is any of this even real?
    You're just a breath away.
    You're just a breath away.
    Better to die quick fighting on your feet
    Then to live forever begging on your knees
    No.
    Can we still be saved?
    Hell no!
    Does your God hold a place for us?
    Hell no!
    Is there time to repent?
    Hell no!
    Will we rise from the dead?
    Hell no!
    Can these sins even be forgiven?
    Hell no!
    Is there still hope for us?
    Hell no!
    Were we ever even alive?
    Hell no!
    Is any of this even real?
    Hell no!
    Hell no!

    #192 7 years ago

    Your boyfriend is bound to mispronounce their name, but if you like dramatic black metal.....

    DIMMU BORGIR - Progenies of The Great Apocalypse

    The battle raged on and on
    Fuelled by the venom of hatred for man
    Consistently, without the eyes to see
    By those who revel in sewer equally

    We, the prosperity of the future seal
    Cloaked by the thunders of the north wind
    Born to capture the essence of
    The trails of our kind

    Zero tolerance must be issued forth
    Behind the enemy's line
    So it shall be written
    And so it shall be done

    Discover and conceive the secret wealth
    And pass it unto your breed
    Become your own congregation
    Measure the sovereignty of it's invigoration

    We, who not deny the animal of our nature
    We, who yearn to preserve our liberation
    We, who face darkness in our hearts with a solemn fire
    We, who aspire to the truth and pursue it's strength

    Are we not the undisputed prodigy of warfare
    Fearing all the mediocrity that they possess
    Should we not hunt the bastards down with our might
    Reinforce and claim the throne that is rightfully ours

    Consider the god we could be without the grace
    Once and for all
    Diminish the sub principle and leave it's toxic trace
    Once and for all

    #193 7 years ago

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    #194 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

    I saw the Justice concert and it was great, I too was long hair, no pics though, Sabbath/Slayer are a constant source of joy to this day

    Same here. Still love Slayer, Sabbath, early Metallica. Try to make it to see them whenever they're in the area.
    Ozzfest 99 was a blast. First Sabbath/Ozzy reunion, White Zombie, Slayer, Primus, Deftones, etc.

    Did any east coasters here on pinside get a chance to see Beastie Boys live when they were a punk band? I love their tracks when they play instruments punk style.

    #195 7 years ago

    EndeverafteR - Baby, Baby, Baby

    Your lips they glisten cherry red
    And I wanna taste it all
    Your hips are shaking me to death
    The way you shake it
    But don't stop now, c'mon honey
    Tell me how, how do you want it?
    Don't stop now 'cause I need it
    Don't stop and take it all away

    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got
    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got

    Don't stop, honey, right or wrong
    And I'll drive you crazy, all night long

    Your lips they glisten soaking wet
    And I wanna take it all
    Your sweet skin all over the bed
    I wanna penetrate it

    But don't stop now, c'mon honey
    Tell me how, how do you want it?
    Don't stop now 'cause I need it
    Don't stop and take it all away

    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got
    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got
    Don't stop,…

    Tell me just what turns you on
    What turns you on
    What turns you on

    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got
    Baby baby baby
    C'mon and show me what you got
    Don't stop, honey, right or wrong
    And I'll drive you crazy, all night long
    Tell me just what turns you on
    What turns you on
    What turns you on
    C'mon and take it all away

    #196 7 years ago

    Ramones.

    #197 7 years ago

    If you ever wondered where Iron Maiden stole the riff for 2 Minutes to Midnight from:

    Riot - Swords & Tequila

    Dirty city, dirty games
    Dirty women, dirty shames
    The life that you lead
    The chance that you took

    A shadow in the night
    On the line, you're hooked
    If you see us comin'
    Don't you run the other way?

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the fight

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the fight

    Wait for the night to fall
    To plan their attack
    Fightin' songs on parade, they march
    An army in black

    Killers without a cause
    Rebels with no name
    City's gone to the underground
    Caught in a deadly game

    If you see us comin'
    Don't you run the other way?

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the fight

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the fight

    And I just don't mean kickin' ass
    If you see us comin'
    Don't you, run the other way

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the fight

    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through the night
    Swords and tequila
    Carry me through, carry me through the fight

    #198 7 years ago
    Quoted from Hazoff:

    There were many loud heavy bands but for me this is the birth of it all.

    A lot of people give Sabbath credit for starting it all, but since Cream was doing it two years earlier I give them the credit. Yardbirds may not have had that heavy sound, but they deserve a lot of credit for inspiring what followed.

    #199 7 years ago

    To keep this pinball relevant, I'll offer a $250 finders fee to anybody who can hook me up with a Gottlieb Punk machine.

    I must be older than most...to me, punk started with the Velvet Underground, then the Stooges and the NY Dolls, morphed through early Roxy Music, into the London pub rock scene, then kicked it up circa 1976 with the Ramones, Dictators, Television, Dead Boys - finally crossing back over the pond to the Pistols, Buzzcocks, Damned, Adverts, Jam, Clash, Vibrators, Stranglers, etc.

    I was lucky enough to have seen the Pistols on their US self destruction tour, the Clash during their heyday, the Ramones in 300 capacity bars, Costello when he was still angry, and too many others to list/remember.

    And I will say it - West Coast "punk" at the time sucked, with the exception of the Avengers. All of the rest of it was just noisy, screaming thrash posers who couldn't find a good melody if somebody sung it into their ears. There, I said it. Have at me.....

    #200 7 years ago

    I broke out some Helmet during my drive to Vegas... "Meantime" still kicks major ass!

    One of the first songs to blow my young mind, along with The Minutemen and Black Flag

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