DaBaby, gotta love him?!

 

I am having a real hard time writing anything for this blog.  Writer's block and too much stuff going outside of the net.  I have no concrete and marvelous ideas for this blog right now.  I actually might (keyword: might) stop writing entries.  I really don't want to stop though.  This is a great blog, even though I don't get much readers.  I'm surprised I managed to write something in the first day of a month.  Geez... I have no idea what to write...

 

...OH!  DaBaby's homophobic comments are out of line... I'm glad he's not going to be at Lollapalooza. More like Lolololololololololololololollapalooza...  He's DaBaby, gotta love him!  Nope!  No love for him!  A foolish homophobe.

I have no idea if I'll jot anything down for another entry.  We'll see.  Thanx for reading this!

Hope you all had a good July!

 

I've had a busy July and that's why I haven't written any entries.  I hope you had a productive July!  Maybe I'll post more in August.

Oh wow a new entry

 

I've been listening to psychedelic rock bands such as Strawberry Alarm Clock, Art and even The Beatles.  I also watched the Death by Metal documentary about Death and Chuck Schuldiner last night.  I thought it was pretty cool.  I almost forgot about this blog.    I know not too many people read it.  I guess I've been having writer's block with this blog.

Rockland County Heavy Metal

 

I will briefly talk about heavy metal from Rockland County.  The heavy metal scene was quite heavy and it started some time in the 1980's.  Was it around in the 1970's?  Not sure.  My favorite bands are Malicious Onslaught, Bar Sinister, Syianic and Killpower.   These bands are terrific and I highly recommend them.  I used to be friendly with Malicious Ted (vocalist/guitarist/bassist) of Malicious Onslaught when I was living in Rockland County.  He had some cool stories about the heavy metal scene in Rockland County. 

 Want to find out out more?  You will find a wealth of information about the heavy metal scene in Rockland County by visiting Rockland County NY - Heavy Metal on Blogspot.

Happy birthday to Nick Hexum!

 

Happy birthday to Nick Hexum of 311!  I wanted to write a blog post today and I had no idea what to write about.  Then I noticed 311's Facebook page had a video wishing Nick Hexum a happy birthday.  Well I want to wish a happy birthday here on my blog.  He is 51 years old today.  Have an awesome day, Nick Hexum!

Remembering Nick Hexum's birthday is not difficult, after all he says "my birthday happens to land on April 12th... whack" in the song "Welcome" off their first major label album Music.  If you're new to 311, check out this song first and then go from there!

Putrilage, great band!

 

As I wrote this, I'm listening to this cool brutal death metal band called Putrilage.  Don't know them?  Of course, you don't!  Unless you're a death metal aficionado such as myself.  They're a great band.  I first listened to them in December 2019, but only the first couple of tracks off their album Devouring the Gutted.  Then I decided to check out the other tracks.

 

Want to know more about them?  Check out their page at The Metal Archives.  If you're into death metal that's on the brutal side, I highly recommend them.  Got an open mind and like any music?  I recommend them.  Look for more of their tracks on YouTube/YouTube Music.
 

The Faceless, an excellent band!

 

Today's blog entry is about a technical death metal band I love called The Faceless. What happened to them?  Will they ever get their shit together?  I have no idea.  I started listening to this neato band circa 2007.  I absolutely loved the album Akeldama.  The song "An Autopsy" is a brilliant song and it's my favorite song by them.  It's fast, technical and awesome.  This was back when they were more of a deathcore band.  Back then, I didn't care if they were a deathcore band.  I listen to other deathcore bands such as Arsonists Get All the Girls, Dr. Acula and Brand of Sacrifice.

They became more of a tech. death metal band with their sophomore effort Planet Duality.  Then they released a couple of more albums after that one.  I was lucky to witness them live in person in 2009.  They were touring with Atheist.  I loved that they played "Prison Born", which is probably my second favorite song by them.  They really knew how to put on an awesome live show.