Recent content by Jer

(cough, cough, JANICK!, cough, cough…)

Other than physically writing down the songs in a different order, this is really just a dupe of the main Book Of Souls rating thread…

From the new Jesus Jones album Twilight, due out in September and currently available for preorder via their website, jesusjones.com.

I really enjoy Adrian’s solo work in general, with the first Psycho Motel album (State Of Mind) being the only so-so one, IMO.

This sort of thing is a cool and fun use of AI, IMO. Thanks for sharing.

Cool doomy trad metal from Chicago, USA, with clean baritone vocals. New album!

Pathetic copy and copy editing from a real magazine like Forbes. I think we’re slowly becoming illiterate as a people again…

“Doing my own research” on the internet is fun!

Hilarious that he’d cite me over plenty of others, but what are ya gonna do. People don’t like what they don’t like. EDIT: Also hilarious that he’d cite Judas, someone who was banned in August 2022, as a reason for him to leave in November of 2025. Doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.

Reading Cameron Crowe’s memoir, “The Uncool”, which was a gift. Nothing too remarkable yet, though it’s not a retread of Almost Famous, thankfully. Going to read The Hoof GP’s Bruised Sole after that. Been listening to lots of interviews with and analyses of the work of Stephen R. Donaldson...

…which is, of course, objectively irrelevant because he was last here in November of 2025, literally years after you joined and had long been polluting the forum with your sanctimonious verbal diarrhea. But why let facts stop your argument, hmm…?

I guess @Night Prowler and @Brigantium still lurk for basic maintenance, but @LooseCannon and @Perun have been gone for several months. @Mosh and others are MIA, but don’t share their “last seen” dates. Is this a social science experiment, or did @Azas, @____no5, and @Vaenyr really manage to...

Huh. His questions made him sound clueless, like someone who had no idea how the blues influenced metal, and who had apparently heard of Helloween enough to bring them up twice, but didn’t already know that Adrian had cowritten songs with Kai Hansen for Michael Kiske’s Instant Clarity album...

The interviewer obviously didn’t do his homework on Adrian first, and seemed embarrassingly ignorant about metal in general, but Adrian was a good sport and kept the interview interesting regardless.