Delicious Candy!*

Man, I love this.

I don't want to describe it, just watch it and thank me later!

George Michael[2]

Yeah, I'm a little late with this but still.

This guy seems to get arrested in a public washroom every ten years or so.

See you in 2018 George!

Here's the link: http://www.cbc.ca/arts/music/story/2008/09/21/george-michael-drugs.html?ref=rss

I just noticed this tattoo on a magazine cover and wow, was it ever a crap idea.

James-hetfield-faith-tattoo

Whether you're religious or not, the corporate rip-off thing is so played out, and why do people always feel the need to tattoo stuff like this?

Are they worried they'll forget to have faith?

I never got that, the whole thing about getting something that "reminds you of a time in your life."

I had a mullet in grade 7 and I'm pretty happy there's nothing permanently inked into my flesh to "remind me of that time in my life."

Anyway, not dissing the guy, just the tattoo.

It's pretty good.

Ok, I've only heard it once, but it kinda sounded like a cross between "...And justice for all" and the totally over-rated "black album." Everybody wants "Master of Puppets" again, but it's just not possible.

Honestly, this is probably the best Metallica will ever be from this point forward, so relax and enjoy it, one day you'll look back and wish they would release something like this again.

It's pretty heavy and it sounds great, thanks to Rick Rubin. I'm sure Bob Rock is a good guy, and he's made some killer records, but it's hard to find a Metallica fan who doesn't want to punch him in the nuts.

Anyway, like I said, I've only heard it once so far, but I thought it was good, so for gosh sakes, go listen to it!

Death Magnetic

Metallica

1. Juno

2. Patch Adams

3. Dan in Real Life

Good God, even typing these makes me angry!

I don't really want to get into it right now, I don't have 30 minutes to type, but I think the common theme in all of these crap-fests is the rampant pretentiousness of all the stupid characters, and the retardedly unbelievable scenarios.

Hmm... I guess instead of a 30 minute rant, in the future I can just say that and save some time...

Wow, I haven't posted in a while, mainly because my computer died.

However, I've just gotten a new iMac so once I've gotten all the bells and whistles sorted out I'll probably start posting more regularly.

In the meantime, watch this.

I've been going to this site for a while and it's always good for a laugh.

Basically, people send in pics of people or characters that look alike. It sounds lame, but it's fun.

Check it out here, my two favorites are below.

Hernanes - butthead

Chris-kemp - beavis

I was skateboarding home from work today when I came up to a red light on a quiet street.

Not wanting to lose my momentum, I checked both ways before sailing through, as a guy on a bike behind me did the same thing.

The funny thing was he sang the chorus of Judas Priest's "Breaking the law" on his way past. (For my benefit, I think)

I just thought it was interesting enough to mention.

Yep, I met him again.

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I met him once before at a book signing that was kind of annoying, you can read about it here.

This time he was just walking down the street, right by where I work, so I managed to get a good photo this time, and so did my friend John.

Not too much else to tell, we didn't want to hold him up and he was on his way to the camera store, so we pointed him in the right direction and off he went.

Maybe it's just me but I always thought these two had very similar intros.

Once again, they both came out in the same year, 1981. Why does that seem to happen so often?

Anyway, here's Iron Maiden with "Prodigal Son" from "Killers"

08 Prodigal Son

Iron Maiden

And Ozzy Osbourne with "You Can't Kill Rock & Roll" from "Diary of A Madman"

03 You Can't Kill Rock And Roll

Ozzy Osbourne