Wall of Mouths

I remember watching them in Manchester with Alice In Chains and Megadeth, fucking awesome gig for £10, loved Soul Destruction album, and always remember at the time having slight envy of Ricky Warwick being married to Vanessa from Headbangers Ball.

Mine was definately Less Than Jake at the Manchester Academy about 2 years ago. I only got tickets because I liked the song and video for all my best friends are metalheads.
But they really sucked big time, and when we got out, there were all these 4x4’s parked up waiting to take the teeny boppers home! I guess they sucked as I thought the lead singer was a complete tosser, but the bassist is pretty cool

I really enjoyed S&M, as the songs from the earlier albums sounded great with an orchestra to them, and it also introduced me to fuel and memory remains, which I also enjoyed as I’m not bothered about buying Load and Reload.
I will definately have to save up to buy the DVD, as the coffers are low at the moment, as I bought Live Shit Binge and Purge on DVD at Christmas, that is really good and got it for £36 from HMV

I must admit, I never really liked The Thing That Should Not Be, that much until I saw them perform it live, and the effects on James’s voice live, is fantastic. The whole album of MoP in my opinion beats any other Metallica album. I like all the albums pre black. Jason got a rough ride, and is a fantastic bassist, fantastic live, but I just think that his how Lars and Co write. Your the new boy, stay out of it

Just read the poll below. Sorry for giving them money!!! I didn’t mind then back in the 90’s, now though can’t remember the last official thing I bought. They really went down in my estimation after money grabbing Lars sue Napster.

Title: Master of Puppets

I am getting on a bit in age now, so I’m not as big a fan of Metallica as I used to be, one of my first gigs was on the damaged justice tour, so that is far back!!
However, I listened to the album MOP yesterday for the first time in ages, shit, that has still got to go down as one of the best albums ever produced. What does everyone else think?

Must admit, I don’t know a lot about Sum41 except Fat Lip, we do have the CD though. Does that type of music seem the fashion now? like Busted? ooooooh, kiddy pop!!!
I remember in the last probably 18months I seen adverts for Sum41, with venues in Manchester constantly increasing from The Academy, The Apollo and now the arena, do you think they will fill it, as it is massive, I have watched Green Day and The Offspring there, and even though it is packed, there are still plenty of seats up in the gods.
At least it will be on a big Ice Rink for the fighting mosh pit of NUFAN.

http://www.nouse4aname.com/

1/4 We doing a tour with Sum 41 in February, checkback for dates and cities soon.

Alex, this is straight off the above website, so hopefully it includes the UK leg. No plans for gigs for me at the moment:( I have tickets on row 2 of the empire in Liverpool to watch Peter Kay in March, so I’m looking forward to that.
You will have to let me know what NUFAN were like supporting SUM

Nice one Alex, I’ll bear all that it mind. I think they are supporting SUM41, but I don’t fancy watching them and a stupid inflated price at an arena, hopefully NUFAN will tour after that, think I will keep away from the pit though.

Title: Nufan

I have been listening to an MP3 cover of Fairytale of New York by No Use For A Name, and I’m toying with the idea of buying a CD by them. Just wondered what everyones thoughts are on NUFAN?

http://www.mrtones.com

This website seems to have a fair few free ringtones if anyone wants them, and you can listen to them first.
Plenty of Metallica, but no T?

Jason was the coolest in the band.
Try and think when I have watched Metallica now.

Vertigo tour - NEC Birmingham
Milton Keynes Bowl - first time with Megadeth, mustaine blew them all away in my opinion
Black album - Gmex Manchester.

I am not as great a fan as I was back in the, ride the lighting days, and the black tour was the last tour i watched them on, and I believe on the Load tour, it was like watching about 20 fucking solos, alright we know you can play. The do churn out great music, but I think they treat there fans like dirt, a bit like Man Utd really.

Right a little story to tell, I met T? on the Shameless tour and spent the afternoon with them, I was talking to Andy about Donington 94 (first time I saw T?) and Andy was having a good laugh recalling a superb day.
Then he went on about Donington 95 when Metallica headlined. Andy said that T? wanted to go onto the stage with Thin Lizzy’s Boys are back in town, playing. Anyway, Metallica found this out, and said that they wanted to go on to the stage with that playing and told T? not to play it, so they didn’t, and then Metallica didn’t decide to use it either.

Must admit though, I had a friend copy the S&M CD for me, and listening to the intro played by the orchestra, send shivers through my spine, as it is shit hot, and even though I have moaned about Metallica, I have seen them play some explosive gigs.

Not watched them since the tour for the black album, and don’t think I will watch them on this tour either, what will be the ticket prices about a million quid?
Up the Irons though, they are a band I would love to watch but never got round to it.

Don’t know what you are saying, as I can’t speak Dutch, but no-one has responded to you, so I thought I would be the first, sorry if it’s not want you want.

Title: 80’s band

Hmmm, intereseting just done your thing and got

1. Def Leppard
2. Whitesnake
3. Bon Jovi

Would have liked Motley Crue, what a cool hair cut Nikki Sixx had in Dr Feelgood