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marchorsbrough (Marc Horsbrough)

I have written 10 posts and started 4 discussions since I signed up on Tue, 14 September 2004, and my last visit was on Mon, 2 March 2009.

Screen name: marchorsbrough
Real name: Marc Horsbrough
Website: -
Gender: ♂ Male
Birthday: September 3rd, 1969 (I’m 42 years old)
Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire
Occupation: Police Officer
Hobbies & interests: Music, Art, Literature, Football, Internet, Tattoos, Cooking, Walking, Photography, Drumming
Favourite music & artists: Thrash and Metal, Alternative Rock, Rock - T?, Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers, U2, REM, Green Day, AC/DC, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Godsmack
Favourite books & authors: Tolkien, Non-Fiction (particularly British and political history)
Favourite movies, stars & directors: Pans Labyrinth, The Godfather (all parts), Lord of the Rings

Messages posted by marchorsbrough (10)

Re: What’s EveryOne Listening To in Other Bands & Artists

Glasvegas and The Gutter Twins. Ordinarily Glasvegas would have my vote for best debut in the last 5 years but that’s discounting Arctic Monkeys which established British rock as still amongst the best in the world, bar none. Gutter Twins? Awesome for laying in the middle of the carpet with your headphones on, staring at the ceiling and just going with it…

Posted on Sat, 31 January 2009 at 00:32

Re: New Manics Album Info in Other Bands & Artists

Been reading some of the slightly more cynical comments on this thread with interest. Here’s my two penneth for what it’s worth: Why would ‘comfortable millionaires’ want to cash in on ANYTHING? The last thing the three of them need is more money. I see it more as them just wanting to keep connected to Richie in some way. I think its easy to forget that above everything else they were mates since being kids and they probably just miss him loads. My father died 7 years ago and I can promise you that if I had some words of his written down somewhere and I could write music as beautifully as James can then you’d better believe that I’d want to use them. I have so little of my father left and I miss him so much every single day. If there was any way on God’s green earth that I keep keep part of him - ANY part of him alive - then I would do it without hesitation. I think it’s a very touching idea to use Richie’s lyrics and The Manics are now at a point where money is only a secondary consideration, so perhaps their only motivation is to try to remember their friend in a fitting way.

p.s. Send Away The Tigers is AMAZING and you’ve probably guessed by now that there’s not much that The Manics can do wrong in my eyes!!

Posted on Sat, 8 November 2008 at 22:42

Re: Thrash Recommendations in Other Bands & Artists

Thanks for the suggestions. I’ve got most Megadeth albums actually but forgot to mention those! Just checking out the Testament video to ‘Souls of Black’ on Youtube. Although the start is a bit ‘Bad News’ with them walking towards the camera like that (?!) the song’s excellent. Anthrax seem really worth checking out as well so thanks again. I’ve somehow let a lot of this stuff pass me by and now everybody does the ‘death growl’ and I just can’t get into it. Thank God T? have resisted and actually sing!

Posted on Tue, 21 October 2008 at 14:30

Thrash Recommendations in Other Bands & Artists

Can anyone recommend a good thrash band who don’t do that annoying ‘growly shouty’ thing where you can’t here a bloody word anyone’s saying? I’ve tried valiantly to get into Trivium and the music is really fantastic, just seems that it’s spoilt by the periodic ‘growly shouty’ which they seem to stick in songs at fairly random intervals! Something with Trivium’s musicianship and Metallica’s vocals would be great! In fact, my dream thrash band would be something like: Bonn Scott on vocals (leftfield I know but how good would that be!?), Danny Carey (Tool) on drums (the best rock percussionist in 30 years), James Hetfield on rhythm guitar (riffage master par excellance), MikeHell on bass and someone like Matt Heafy or Dimebag on guitar. But I’m open to offers and any suggestions welcome!

Posted on Mon, 20 October 2008 at 22:32

Re: What song should T? cover? in General Therapy? Topics

How about something a bit left-field like ‘Californication’ or ‘It’s The End Of The World As We Know It’?

Posted on Mon, 8 September 2008 at 22:30

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Discussions started by marchorsbrough (4)

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Thrash Recommendations 34
Have They Gone And Done It? 9
Kick Out The Jams 4
‘Turn’ video 2

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