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Ok, I'll bite - low budget video my last band shot:
Have since moved on from this project to a new one (still playing with the guitarists), but managed to open for some bigger names with this one.
But, ive been hearing alot of In this Moment and Mudvayne on satelite radio, so im kinda getting into them.....i love that song Not Falling. The bass line in that is pretty awesome
i live and breath Mudvayne. My metal journey started with Mudvayne LD.50 and 1976's masterpiece Rainbow Rising. Even though my music taste has evolved a lot, i always come back to Ld.50 and it floors me every time.
my bands latest single Featuring Thy Art Is Murder vocalist Cj Mcmahon on guest vocals.
Wow, how cool....Maria seems pretty cool to, and she's kinda hot.So weird that In This Moment is now popular. We played with them like 5-6 years ago when they were literally touring around in a beat up old white van. That show had maybe 100 people there in a small place here in town (The Ravari Room for any Central Ohio members.) Cool to see them be able to go on
Wow, how cool....Maria seems pretty cool to, and she's kinda hot.
I've never been much into Metal bands with chicks as singers, but she is 100% Metalhead.
I went to her club in N'Orleans, but didn't spot her there.
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Wasn't she dating Zombie at one point?
Rob definitely has a type:
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One of the first songs I learned on bass was Thunder Kiss '65.
I think we all love the old school stuff!......mrb327, you are #327If you have #327 and no offense to old school metal, I'm in.
Not much of a fan of the new stuff, but like I speed and thrash, back through and including a triple extra helping of Sabbath era metal.
Man, I didnt even make the list!!Hey. For the first time in my life I am in the top 10 of something!!! Hell Yeah