Metalhead

That whole thing about someone doing something because someone tells them to not do it is true and false for different people, and I don't like using the arguement. People do things because they want to, the legality of something never stopped anyone from doing anything.

Dir en grey - Obscure (NSFW)

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chameleone says:

"Switchfoot and Reliant K, were purely AMAZING"

Why is Switchfoot still touring? Hasn't it been like a year and a half since they released their last album?

I get that it would be intangible to see happening, with the government so deep in our society today, but its a nice thing to dream about. Currently, I'm just hoping for small government, minarchy at least.

And how is it that the government is needed to bring the producer and the consumer together?

Personally, I'm an anarcho-capatalist. When it comes to this argument, I believe its stupid. Because one side "knows" they're right or one side argues and doesn't know exactly what they're arguing for. There aren't enough people that know that anarchy isn't rioting and bomb-throwing.
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I recently saw Marilyn Manson and Slayer play here, and it was CRAZY. I also saw Blue October, and am looking forward to see All That Remains and Psychostick in December. Any bands in specific you've seen live that you wish you could experience again?

I'm a music junkie, and I know successful is a general term in the music business. KISS made money off everything, Beatles sold a butt-ton of records, U2 is still together and Led Zeppelin is having the biggest most demanded reunion in music history.
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I'm going to see it this weekend, it looks sooo good.

Successful how? KISS, Beatles, U2, Led Zeppelin, all super successful in a way.

I really like Scrubs. Its the only TV show that's ever made me laugh out loud. I'm also digging Carpoolers.