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For anyone here on the U.S. East Coast- the lineup to the annual "M3 Rockfest" at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia MD(Baltimore suburb) will be announced tomorrow.. It will be Friday May 1st and Saturday May 2nd, and, according to some leaked rumors, Europe are headlining this year.. but...

that sounds good.. is it February 3rd yet??

you'll hopefully get to see them sometime in 2015, looks like their U.S. tour will be either summer or fall, since they're in Europe in spring

Well according to their website, they're touring Europe in spring 2015, so their North American tour will either be summer or fall.. I would prefer to see them in the fall, not just because the small indoor venues get very hot when they get packed in the summer, but, also because BG's music...

Some of my favorite albums released this year: Ace Frehley: "Space Invader" Adelitas Way: "Stuck" Drive By Truckers: "English Oceans" Flying Colors: "Second Nature" Kix: "Rock Your Face Off" Slash: "World On Fire" Lagwagon: "Hang" Transatlantic: "Kaleidoscope" Supersuckers: "Get the...

speaking of Def Leppard, that's another band I never liked one bit

lol, I'm sure it does, but as I mentioned, I'm not into the musician memoir that much, I think it just gets kinda old after a while.. but, I am kinda tempted to check out Alex Skolnick's book, "From Geek to Guitar Hero"

WIC were really good, I recommend seeing them if you ever have a chance.. nice new Priest avatar

Does anyone here recommend any good hard rock/metal-related books? It could be a guide book, a memoir, a history book, or whatever, if it's a book relating to hard rock/metal, list it! Here are some I like: "Eddie Trunk's Essential Hard Rock and Heavy Metal", both volumes: My bibles!!! Great...

Ah The Blues Brothers, can't believe I forgot that one... Spinal Tap is good, but I enjoyed "Anvil: The Story of Anvil" more

o kay I'm a little behind on my concert reviews here, let's see, where did I leave off.. I think with Ace Frehley, yea, so here goes: The VH tribute band "Romeo Delight" were good at the rock record expo, but I was getting annoyed at how long they took to start, supposed to play at 12:30 and...

here's a few more I've thought of: -I've never really been that big into Anthrax, I like em a bit, but I've just never been a real diehard fan -ditto on Motorhead, their only song I like is "Ace of Spades" -never really liked Ted Nugent at all, other than "Cat Scratch Fever"

ditto on not liking Opeth, they get so boring after a while... and yea, I strongly dislike Avenged Sevenfold as well, even if Mike Portnoy did drumming for them..

Just got a That Metal Show t shirt today that I ordered off amazon, well ehr, through VH1's web site, but they do orders through amazon... Can't wait to show my Metal Show fan pride wherever I go:shred:

ah yes, Rock Star... cheesy as it is, I like that movie.. and oh yea, forgot Myles Kennedy was in it and of course can't forget "Heavy Metal Parking Lot"

"Off topic, but Biodome is easily one of the worst movies I have ever seen"- lol, eh, I know Pauly Shore is not everyone's favorite, but I enjoyed his movies in the 90s, Bio Dome might not be the most profound, inspiring film ever made, but it's good clean fun for a rainy Saturday afternoon:) My...

I guess musicals can count if you want.. My favorite musical would probably be "South Park Bigger Longer & Un-Cut":D

yes, you are right there, those 4 are not your typical cheesy D&D power metal-type bands.. Kamelot have much darker lyrical themes and like you said, are more of a symphonic metal band... Blind Guardian stand out from others because their songs are based on actual fantasy stories by JRR...

heh, woops, sorry, didn't see that thread...

List your favorite music-related movies, here are mine: DETROIT ROCK CITY(1999): Great underrated comedy with a great soundtrack... Can be enjoyed by any rock fan, regardless of whether or not you like KISS PUMP UP THE VOLUME(1989): Great movie, don't we all wish we could radio stations from...