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--- Quote from: tommydski on 10 Nov 2006, 02:13 ---also, jack daniels is inferior to almost all kentucky bourbon.

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That might be true, but sometimes you just gotta have Jack mate, love the stuff.

thegreatbuddha:
JD isn't that bad, but there are better options. ?I usually drink Knob Creek or Glenfiddich 18yr if I'm drinking whiskey, which is rarely. ?I usually stick with Don Julio Tequila Reposado or White Russians. ?Unfortunately, I live about a half hour from the JD distillery, so almost everyone I know drinks it out of some warped sense of southern pride.

A friend of mine moved back to the states from the Shetland Isles a few years ago, and she brought a bottle of Glenfiddich 30 year special reserve. ?I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

I smoke Lucky Strikes, so I guess I'm okay there.

KharBevNor: Sabbath, Motorhead, and Queensryche are all in heavy rotation, and are all excellent bands. ?I just recently discovered the awesomosity that is Dragonforce, and I'm completely hooked on it. ?Sonic Firestorm is probably their best album, with Inhuman Rampage being a close second. ?I wasn't all that impressed with Valley of the Damned, but its still listenable. ?Mercyful Fate is also good, although I haven't heard much of them. ?I'll try and check out the rest of the bands you've mentioned, as I like a lot of the little metal I have heard, and the Power Metal Genre seems like it could wind up owning my life.

I couldn't find Yankee Foxtrot Hotel at the record shop today, but I did pick up A Ghost Is Born. ?I gave it a quick listen through, so I dont really have an opinion about it other than that ?will listen to it more indepth later to really see what its all about.

KharBevNor:

--- Quote from: thegreatbuddha on 10 Nov 2006, 13:19 ---A friend of mine moved back to the states from the Shetland Isles a few years ago, and she brought a bottle of Glenfiddich 30 year special reserve. ?I thought I'd died and gone to heaven.

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Christ on a bicycle that stuff is nice. I drank a bottle on a beach with a few mates once, and it basically summoned up leather armchairs and fine cigars out of thin fucking air.

Oh man, I don't get on with Luckies. I only ever buy them if I'm trying to cut down, because I can literally only smoke them voluntarily like twice a day.

If you like those bands, you will probably like pretty much all the bands I mentioned (there's a few more chancy ones in there), though some of them might, admittedly, be rather hard to locate.

Getting more Mercyful Fate would be a good start. 'Melissa' and 'Don't Break the Oath' are obligatory, as are a good few of King Diamond's solo albums, though 'Abigail' will do to begin with.

Gridgm:

--- Quote from: tommydski on 10 Nov 2006, 13:03 ---there has never been a person that tried bourbon and then went back to JD.
my collected thoughts on the subject here.


--- Quote from: Gridgm on 10 Nov 2006, 06:17 ---i listen to emo music
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this article i wrote on the subject might interest you then.

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well then let me rephrase what i said

i sometimes listen to comercially orientated pop punk designed to exploit the teenage angst sometimes called emo by people who have not read your article

thegreatbuddha:

--- Quote from: KharBevNor on 10 Nov 2006, 13:37 ---Getting more Mercyful Fate would be a good start. 'Melissa' and 'Don't Break the Oath' are obligatory, as are a good few of King Diamond's solo albums, though 'Abigail' will do to begin with.
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I'll see about the Mercyful Fate & King Diamond next time I'm near a record shop.? My town doesn't even have a record shop, let alone one with a good selection, so it might be a while.

Also, what's with all the ?s that keep popping up in my messages?

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