SA Footy

Sat. 29th April. Vodafone Arena.
This would be an unbelievable concert to see.
Too bad Adelaide is too shit to have a metal concert

U LEGS wrote:Sat. 29th April. Vodafone Arena.
This would be an unbelievable concert to see.
Too bad Adelaide is too shit to have a metal concert

too bad youre too messed up on drugs to like proper music.
Whats wrong with seeing the likes of The Doobie Brothers?

Its too bad your so wacked up on what ur on about. Stick to your hippy music and i'll stick to mine!

MUNGO JERRY wrote:

U LEGS wrote:Sat. 29th April. Vodafone Arena.
This would be an unbelievable concert to see.
Too bad Adelaide is too shit to have a metal concert

too bad youre too messed up on drugs to like proper music.
Whats wrong with seeing the likes of The Doobie Brothers?

It's not like a band called The DOOBIE Brothers would take drugs is it????

Leaping Lindner wrote:

MUNGO JERRY wrote:

U LEGS wrote:Sat. 29th April. Vodafone Arena.
This would be an unbelievable concert to see.
Too bad Adelaide is too shit to have a metal concert

too bad youre too messed up on drugs to like proper music.
Whats wrong with seeing the likes of The Doobie Brothers?

It's not like a band called The DOOBIE Brothers would take drugs is it????

Nah

Korn?? LMAO. They've done about half a good album in thier entire careers, it would be one short concert or one would hope so. A promising band in 1998 that fell away with the truly awful 'Issues' album. Calling something metal when it has been bastardised by Rap is another bone of contention.

At least the Doobie Brothers have talent.

regards,

REB

Rik E Boy wrote:Korn?? LMAO. They've done about half a good album in thier entire careers, it would be one short concert or one would hope so. A promising band in 1998 that fell away with the truly awful 'Issues' album. Calling something metal when it has been bastardised by Rap is another bone of contention.

At least the Doobie Brothers have talent.

regards,

REB

here here REB.
But i think Korn, Life is Peachy and most of Follow the leader was genre changing music.
But they sold out to the dolaars real quick after that. Now Head has moved on and Jonathan is fat and the otheres are cliched.
Bring on the new Tool album for some real music.

duncs7 wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:Korn?? LMAO. They've done about half a good album in thier entire careers, it would be one short concert or one would hope so. A promising band in 1998 that fell away with the truly awful 'Issues' album. Calling something metal when it has been bastardised by Rap is another bone of contention.

At least the Doobie Brothers have talent.

regards,

REB

here here REB.
But i think Korn, Life is Peachy and most of Follow the leader was genre changing music.
But they sold out to the dolaars real quick after that. Now Head has moved on and Jonathan is fat and the otheres are cliched.
Bring on the new Tool album for some real music.

yeah, bring on the new 'Tool' album for all the 'Tools' that like this crap......

duncs7 wrote:But i think Korn, Life is Peachy and most of Follow the leader was genre changing music.
But they sold out to the dolaars real quick after that. Now Head has moved on and Jonathan is fat and the otheres are cliched.
Bring on the new Tool album for some real music.

& you reckon the Misfits are over-rated?????

Hope ur not referring to Tool there?
And what are u into Mungo? Waiting anxiously for the new Shannon Noll album are ya, or the new Pepsi live compilation CD?

Tool
System of a down
Pantera
Old Sepultura
Early Deftones
Later Beatles
Led Zepplin
Pink Floyd
Early Sevendust
Nine inch nails
Silverchair
Powderfinger
Mindsnare
A red Dawn
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Johnny Cash
Van Morrison
Later Elvis
Tupac Shakur
Cypress Hill
Ice Cube
Dr Dre
Chilly Willy
Cat Stevens
Eric Clapton
Slipknot
Early Korn
Real early Limp Bizkit
Soundgarden
Sonic Youth
and others

Thats about my range of music
I have multiple albums of all of these artists.

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