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Big bands have always headlined festivals. And big bands have always retired and been replaced. I might not know or care about the bands but festivals will continue. Unless AI, obvs.

I've actually never listened to Tattooed Millionaire (I know Son of a Gun, TM, Born in 58, possibly others) and only heard Mandrake twice when it came out so my opinion may count for fuck all but yes, 100%, the highs on TM pish all over Mandrake. And Balls is a class album, always loved it, Gods...

Well, like, festivals have been doing just fine without Lemmy, Dio and Sabbath for many years. There will always be some bag of shite that the young folk will like. Step out of your own microcosm, baby, the world keeps spinning. When I first properly got into rock n roll, all my favourite bands...

"When they were about to come on I was actually thinking "I just want this to be over" because the suspense was almost unbearable by then. But when they got stuck into their set I was thinking "I don't want this to end - ever". I've had this exact feeling.

Roll them numbers, baby :nana:

The first time, ah, how strange a memory. Some parts are vivid, most is lost to me. It was the Maysfield Lesiure Centre in Belfast in January 1996, on The X Factour. I was 12yrs old. 12 and a half, actually. There was me, my non metallic but kinda rocky mate of the same age and my brother...

Thank you fucks very much, I totes see this astroturfing in everyday life, I get it now. Absolute wank saying though.

Are any of you fucks gonna tell me what the fuck an astroturfing campaign is? Jesus, I'm not even joking

Aye, this is my vibe too. Sometimes when I read here I wish I knew that Janick took Adrians solo for a week in 1847 then gave it back and Adrian improvised a thing in 2015 but I just don't notice. I'm engrossed in the whole thing too much to care. There are rare times when I raise an eyebrow at...

Totally gonna play and totally gonna pick songs outside my own hypothetical Top 10. No point nominating Puppets cos someone else will. Surely. Ooooh, what it no one did, aaaaahhhhhh :ph34r:

That's harsh, baby. Harsh but fair, maybe. Probably

I'm still waiting for the zombie apocalypse one where they're locked in a club with an ABBA tribute band.

Final Frontier! Awwww yeah :ph34r:

Yah, there's much I dislike about that song musically but that bit always hooked me. I think Gates of Tomorrow and the other filler one who's name escapes me do the same. I dislike most of the tune and then ooooh, something catchy.

The word is that To Tame A Land borrows heavily from Isaac Albéniz’s Asturias (Leyenda). I had to look it up, couldn't remember the name of the song. So maybe this alleged 'borrowing' accounts for the different vibes.