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Title: Hof ter Loo

Went to the Megadeth show in Hof ter Loo yesterday, and it totally blew me away. Fantastic. One of the best concerts I have ever seen, and certainly beter than the 3 Metallica shows I have seen

They were really unbelievably good.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Diarios de Motocicletta
Lost in Translation

Shadows Fall

screamin melvin wrote:

metallica are the way forward

Could be, but I am not sure. Last time I saw them (Werchter), they were so occupied with that lame “you are metallica”, “we love you”, “metallica loves you”, etc… that they forgot to actually play any songs

Title: Brussels gig on radio (part 2)

As many of you probably know, Studio Brussel broadcasted the first hour of the Therapy gig in the AB 2 weeks ago. This sunday (21 nov), they will broadcast the second part (the part that wasnt on the original show)

Record please…

http://www.stubru.be/stubru_master/programmas/live_is_music/home/index.html

If it makes you feel any better, I lost my “Born in a Crash”- disc. So I only have the case for an EP that isn’t sold anymore… :(

Fiestaboy wrote:

Like I said earlier, the reporter must have meant that The Offspring played an ordinary T?-riff in a mediocre way. It’s like we say in Belgium: Willen maar niet kunnen.

Fuckin’ A !

Good luck Martin…

Reverend Savage? wrote:

I think TW is right - it’s an insult.

My uncle is a Humo reporter so I had it checked…
It is meant positive (for Therapy?).

However, the fact that the reviewer says that ALL offspring albums suck ass should havee given you a hint that it could not be meant negative for T?

mfgeorge wrote:

original stories??? jackie brown was originally a book called ‘rum punch’ by Elmore Leonard…

and i don’t think liking this movie means you also like vin diesel… it’s an intellegent homage to old kung-fu movies quentin watched growing up…

Even if the original book was called Cooking Soup For Dummies… That wouldn’t change the quality of the story dude…

Kill Bill reminded me of a videogame:
Intro
First enemy
Transportation
Second Enemy
…

Until I’ve seen part two I’ll try to be subtle about it, but this is, so far, Tarantino’s worst I’ve seen (including all the movies he just wrote the script for). But if your saying you would like to watch a massacre any day, you’re probably also the type of person that thinks Vin Diesel should have played Bill. (No pun intended).

The great thing about Tarantino was, next to the style and cool of course, his original stories (especially Jackie Brown and Pulp Fiction).

I must admit that the opening titles (Bang Bang My Baby Shot Me down) were his coolest and best yet.

Marc Coenen is a total twat. He is turning our alternative channel into a second Donna. With all his RnB crap “it should have a place on StuBru” : SHOVE IT!

Title: Maiden might cancel

——-MTV news——-

HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK — Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain will serve 90 days in the Nassau County Jail for second-degree assault and reckless endangerment charges stemming from an incident that occurred before a concert last July.

According to reports, the 51-year-old drummer was trying to pull into the VIP parking lot at the Jones Beach Theatre on July 26 when attendant Mark Robinson asked to see some identification.

After McBrain flashed his ID, Robinson asked to see the credentials again. At this point, McBrain is said to have threatened to drive into the attendant - a threat he allegedly carried out when Robinson failed to move.

Despite a second warning from McBrain, Robinson is said to have stood his ground before being struck again - this time with more force - before falling on to the bonnet of the drummer’s black Jaguar.

The parking attendant suffered bruises on his right hand and legs and was taken to Nassau University Medical Center for examination.

McBrain plead no contest to the charges. He had faced up to a year in prison.

The sentence is scheduled to commence Wednesday, October 1. No news yet on how the jail term will effect the band’s ‘Dance of Death’ tour set to commence October 19 in Europe.
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If this is confirmed by Maidens management they might decide to postpone the European tour instead of finding a replacement. FUCK!!! :mad:

Title: Bad news but…

Maiden might cancel

[I’ve replaced the duplicate story with a link to the original thread - Teethgrinder]

If it’s the same as the one in the HA booklet (I thought) it’s a Gibson Les Paul SG Custom.

http://www.gibsoncustom.com/Historic/LesPaulSeries/LPSGCustom.htm

Title: Re: Iron Maiden - how often can you record the same album?

Superunknown wrote:

These guys are worse than Bad Religion. “Brave New World” was okay as a comeback album for Bruce Dickinson, but the new one, “Dance Of Death”, we’ve just heard it before. More than once. “Paschendale” is a little different, but every other song sounds like “Afraid To Shoot Strangers” or “From Here To Eternity” from ten years ago. I guess, that’s just what true metal heads want and expect from Maiden, but a little more creativity wouldn’t have been bad.

I’ll have to disagree with you. DoD sounds like maiden, but definately sounds very different from other albums. There isn’t even a single gallop on the record.

BTW: St Anger is just one 75 minute long song cut in 11 pieces…

And for the record: I don’t really like DoD, while I think StA is a classic…

RobbyVDH wrote:

but hey, long live “2de zit” :D

Not sure about that… I had to mis Foo Fighters at Pukkelpop because I thought like that for a whole year (which resulted in 6 flunked classes. I did pass ‘em all at second try though :D )

allroy wrote:

It’s getting even worse Behind Blue Eyes will be the first single of the new album which means it’LL be getting some airplay on radio and tv.

Seems to me there’s only one solution. Next time ol’ freddy is at a festival, in the middle of the song I’ll have to powerbomb him. I bet that will get some airplay on tv!

Quote (author unknown):

[i]On the London show broadcasted by MTV you could see a teleprompter on stage where all the lyrics were running along in case he doesn’t remember the crap he wrote

Actualy it is very common to have a teleprompter. Lots of bands use them. But it is a good reason to make fun of his intellect anyway ;)

Going Nowhere, Werchter Classic last sunday :D

BTW, I was there at Werchter 96 when they opened with PK. Only 12, my T? knowledge was limited to Infernal Love, Troublegum and Born In A Crash (which made me one of the only people in the audience who knew Potatoe Junkie). I really liked it, but never knew (until now) which song it was! Thank you!

RobbyVDH wrote:

I hope you’re not talking to me?

If so (but I don’t think so), I will have to disappoint you: I’m planning to stay here for quite a long period of time…

Thats what I was afraid of ;)
Just that that cover was way outta line

RobbyVDH wrote:

OK, went to see Limp Bizkit yesterday evening and they were fucking awesome!

So despite how many posts I will get to say that they suck, I don’t care :p

We (that is: my rockchick and I) were very close to mr Durst and he kicked ass.

And the 45,000 people jumping up and down liked him too I guess :D

So everyone who saw them yesterday and still think they suck, I can only quote mr Ozzy Osbourne : “You’re all fucking mad” :D

After hearing that fat chihuahua rape “Behind Blue Eyes” by The Who in the most vulgar way EVER displaced on a festival stage, I have but one remark:

Die

Citizen Erased wrote:

“Don’t blurt it all over my back” is another oft heard comment

Thats a fucking instant classic remark dude :D

White Psycho wrote:

I know, its not something I’d ever consider doing!

Why do I think this message needs a “suspicious looking” icon? :p

Ronald wrote:

well, you are all invited I’ll make sure there will be nich sandwiches and heineken beer, and good music…

That sentence isnt correct man. It’s either Heineken or beer :D

Ronald wrote:

Uhm…and how about the little festivals this summer…

If I’m not mistaken they played 2 festivals this summer: Dour and Glabbeek.

Very easy to make comments when Holland gets 7 shows this fall while we get two that don’t actually count (7 sep: sold out because of the stones, besides not even the fall; 20 nov:maiden…)

LUCKY FUCKIN BASTARDS!!!

All in good spirits off course :cool:

RobbyVDH wrote:

The audience still reacted pretty good I think, not in the front but that’s no wonder: it was full with old bastards (in wheelchairs AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH)

Seems like your frustration clouded your thinking my friend. Just like most big arena tours (like previous Stones tours and Springsteen earlier this year) the first X of fans get a special bracelet for the area in front of the stage. Since this automatically means a sprint after entering this rules out the old people and the wheel chairs. The people around me were or in their early forties, thirties (like Andy ;) ) or in their twenties (a lot of them, who totally freaked out during the Stones by the way).

RobbyVDH wrote:

and young bimbos waiting for Clouseau

Again I’ll have to disagree with you. Since a friend of mine has got back problems we were standing at the back of the restricted area so he could lean against the fence. ALL the screaming came from the first couple of rows of the “normal” audience area. YOUR area my friend :D …

Stones ruled by the way. Keith is the man… (just ask Martin ;) )

Title: Maiden

RobbyVDH wrote:

Great planning guys

I second that.
From a rock band like T? (it’s management that is) I expected a little more, er, “tact”… :(

The big cold stage of Werchter Classic is NO consolation…

not_that_kind_of_guy wrote:

the main fault is that, going into the film and judging by both of the main characters previous films, basically both of them can never “die”. out of the 18 or so films in jason and freddies past, the only good one out of them all is the first nightmare on elm street. sad but true. and that was probably about twenty years ago!

xxx

Thats what happens when you don’t let Jan Verheyen direct movies… :D

That cartoon is fucking terrible man… :p