Okay, never mind! I was going to say, "My hood scoop didn't fly off when I topped my STi out" but I was about thirty-something miles per hour shy of what they were doing.

When calling "shotgun" goes bad...

http://honda-portal.com/honda-videos...b1c150766fa0ff

Have a laugh

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AC1xFjGcZ7c

gronholm rally ireland the ending of the video is kinda wierd

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6bwb_sZoRA

yell at your appliances

http://web.media.mit.edu/~monster/bl...ndie_small.mov

^W T F

You don't do that??

Guess you aren't as cool as I thought you were.

That was kinda dumb. I had to watch Charlie go to candy mtn to make up for it.

Come on Charlieeeeeeee.

I woulda been sooooo tempted to reach over during a straight and knock her out. How obnoxious.

so moebius. so hardcore.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX3VmDgiFnY

Can you handle all the pastel?

http://youtube.com/watch?v=twQlpFrm5iM

"Never mind the feathers alright, fuck the feathers."

http://www.motorsportmad.com/view/20...h-the-air-vent

I forgot how good this was...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8vNAKuBXZ1U

OMG http://www.break.com/index/barf-bags...k-at-0-gs.html

Despite your lack of a description, I clicked... then noticed the URL of "barf bags don't work at 0g's" and IMMEDIATELY closed the screen. :P

What a baby, you act like I posted a link to 2girls1cup.:lol:

^ Grandma's reaction to 2girls1cup

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1791106

I've seen enough reaction videos to know that I never want to see 2g1c. You can't unwatch something like that.

For serious. I don't think I even want to watch someone react in real life.

That was awesome :lol:

Real...life? :?:

^"You think thats air your breathing?"

This is for the die hard metal fans....I warn you though Cory may not even like it, its a demonstration of superb lyrics in metal. They can be a bit hard to distinguish due to the way they break up some syllables and the outrageously deep growls...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=b_XXLPn5-y8

Furtive Monologue

This in audible voice has flattered my ears
An unreal sound of distress, a sensation that aroused my being
This moment was all yours but the pleasure was all mine
All the weight I've been carrying vanished for a valuable instant

One day when this curtain will fall
Masks will be shattered

Your eyes silently scream astonishing grief
The satisfaction I devour is not retribution
Your sorrow's my devotion
I'll be rewarded with your degradation
Nourished by bitter passions,
My hunger for human deprivation will be quenched
No retribution
Your sorrow's my devotion

A furtive monologue

This unspoiled opus wasn't meant to persist eternally
Masks and disguises returned to their relevant closets
This theatrical masquerade will be lead
to its irrevocable ending

One day or another,
One day when this curtain will fall
Masks will be shattered

Those low screams are unreal. I didn't know a human could produce sound that low.

Tim and I were hardcore fans. I'm not as much anymore, and I can't really speak for Tim. Our friend Logan is to be able to easily sing like that. I even met Dayofpain at a hardcore show a couple years ago.

Good lyrics, real together instrumentation. The pace of the singer throws me off a bit tho; it's hard to follow, even with the lyrics right in front of me!

I still like some hardcore, but I won't lie, I listen to the melodic stuff. I just can't get in to bands with bad-sounding vocals, crazy BPMs and songs written around break downs.

Since this is a video thread...

Between The Buried and Me- Selkies (live)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VRCPzcZ4G5s&feature=related

Me, I just can't stand most metal vocalists.

But I love me the instrumental stuff.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MhSQUN5gQuk

Though, I do like Mike Patton. He's probably about the only vocalist of any genre that I would say I like. IMO, he doesn't get in the way of the music like most do.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbBwFdKDaKw

+1 for Mike Patton. Somehow you can always understand him even when he's screaming. He was a little bitch when I saw Mr. Bungle at Slims like 10 years ago though.

Oh yeah, speaking of vocalists, here's the really "soft" Stone Sour song I was talking about last night, from their first big album. Same lead singer as Slipknot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHyBnALypMk

I remember that song, nice post my friend.

Nick, if you like the complex guitar and drum side of metal you should check out Sleep Terror
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7qhpBI4XoUs&feature=related

Pete, I wish Logan and the guys never broke up, or at least not so quickly. They were sooo good when they opened for Misery Signals.

Both the guitarist and drummer of Sleep Terror are extremely talented. Here's a video of just the drummer-
http://youtube.com/watch?v=rWmV_6qpwaQ&feature=related

That stuff sounds awesome. It reminds me of this local (where I went to college) band called Idiot Savant that I used to see a bit.

But then they got a singer and ruined it all when they moved to LA.

I think xbox is making that available for Guitar Hero III as a download.


:lol:

Funny you should say that Tyson

The dueling solos from Dragon Force's Through The Fire and Flames
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x96hXWAWtSM

Same song, on GH3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZutgOyA9EY

PS: I'm going to see these guys in a couple weeks in Stuttgart :)

I love technical crazy guitar playing...Alexi Laiho is my idol for guitar playing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv4IUSH8EpY

Seriously. They never even made a CD, but that was actually the best Reno show I've ever been too.

CD's are a material object.

Albums, Ep's are a performance of Art.

Sorry just bothers the hell of out me.

An "Album" and an "EP" are exactly the same thing as a "CD"...

EP stands for "Extended Play", which is a specific format of vinyl record with a shorter play time than an LP (Long Play). It's just as much a material object as a CD is.

And if you really want to get crazy about it, an "album" is literally a collection of records that come together in a folder, at least that's what the term started as in the early 1900's. Though it's come to be a way to reference a collection of songs without regards to the specific recording technology, it does in fact refer to the songs in terms of a recording for public distribution, and is not actually a generic term for "a group of songs that are together a performance of art". i.e. "album" means "songs on a cd, or cassette, or vinyl record, or 8-track, or mp3, etc". An album does not exist without a recording medium, and therefor Pete's statement of "They never even made a CD" is equivalent to "Then never even made an album" with the exception that Pete was being specific about the target medium of the album.

:P

When someone says album they mean music for sure you don't need a "target medium". "They never made a CD" does not equal they "never made an album" to me. That's why it bothers me hence my post.

A CD has all kinds of crap on it music, software, pictures.

I still cant figure out why your not married.:lol:

Man. Scott making fun and defending me in the same day. And they made an album, but I can't play vinyl. I wish they made a CD though.

Pete, I've got one horribly recorded mp3 of theirs. I'll send it to you.

Here's another good melodic hardcore/metal (whatever you want to classify it as) song

The Human Abstract- Vela, Together We Await The Storm

The Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waCbpAxhCs8

I think the video is a bit too "Panic At The Disco" so here's the live-ish version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u9KDMWJsAM

Menomena - Evil Bee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BXr_4g0o9M

I really like the look. The small youtube version kinda sucks, much better on TV.

^ That's such a cool video!

"Todd, get the little thing out of your pocket.":lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSVQUdXUkA8