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Just bought tickets to see Napalm Death (tickets were dirt cheap, and theyre playing 50 miles away from me), but Ive only heard 3 of their albums (their latest, Scum, and Time Waits For No Slave). Any fans here want to give me the essential listenings before I go?
 
Thanks to helpful YouTube recommendations, now I know one of the TBOS songs in the setlist. :mad: Screw you, YouTube!
 
Thanks to helpful YouTube recommendations, now I know one of the TBOS songs in the setlist. :mad: Screw you, YouTube!
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So I went to a metal party in a moderately well-known club last night. The DJ is one of my best friends and I hadn't seen him in a while, so I went there early to get the opportunity to catch up. I was there at 21:45, and as expected, the place was empty. So we talk about this and that, and at around 22:15, my mate puts on a Grand Magus song of 4 minutes. Everything is empty as it begins, and as the song ends, the place is packed with people.
I don't know about other cities, but if you go out partying in the hip areas of Berlin, you have to be aware of pub crawls - tourist groups occupying one place after another, entering and leaving the place in one stash. This happened twice last night. Anyway, this one tourist strikes up a conversation with my mate and myself which went something like this:

Guy: "Is it true that this place used to be owned by Rammstein?"
Mate: "No, I don't think so."
Guy: "Some guy told me. I'm just a dreadful tourist, you must know."
Me: "What's true though is that the place next door used to be frequented by Lemmy."
Guy: (wide-eyed) "Really? Lenny Kravitz???"
Us: :blink:
 
Pub crawls are definitely a thing here in the States, but pub crawls that involve Grand Magus or discussions on Rammstein are definitely not.

Hell, most people on a pub crawl here would probably not even know who Lenny Kravitz is, let alone Lemmy.
 
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