The Grand Theatre of Freaks

[Sinister]

Dream Theatre is okay. I can't call them cheezy without being called a hippocrite. Because I used to listen to Dio. Yes DIO. As in Ronnie James. But I like a few of their songs, Metropolis was okay. Can't say that I own one of their albums, classic though they are.

Evanesence is almost a little too mainstream for most Gothic tastes and some of their songs are borderline cheezy, but I wouldn't be so cruel as to ban them from a Goth's library. I doubt a real emo would claim them, either, though.

What about you Chez, ever heard Lacrimosa? True Goth Metal. A hybrid of our 'tastes.' You can find a link somewhere in my list, I think. It's in German, mind.

[Chez Daja]

What about you Chez, ever heard Lacrimosa? True Goth Metal. A hybrid of our 'tastes.' You can find a link somewhere in my list, I think. It's in German, mind.

I have, actually!

I told you my msic knowledge was fairly impressive.

The music is great. The vox aren't really to my taste, although they're a valueable mention when it comes down to the Gothic and metal theme. I think it leans more toward the side of Gothic, but there are songs which appear to be more metal than Gothic. In all, a very good, balanced band. They wouldn't make it into my top fifty, but they're very impressive for what they sound like.

[Sinister]

Welcome to the Theatre, Buddao the Hybrid. Love the title.
And even happier to add yet another member of distinction and intelligence to our ranks. I'll edit the first post and you're now a member. Post lots ^^;

@Chez It does guiltily lean closer to Goth, I fear. But they have their metal moments. As for vocals, don't worry, Goth band leadsingers seem to pride themselves in their lack of range. And it is an acquired taste, I suppose.

[Joe]

Well, I read Confessor by Terry Goodkind about two weeks ago, and i must say that it was an amazing way to conclude a series. After eleven or so other books before it, Confessor fulfilled all of my expectations, and then some.

I've also started re-reading the Dragonlance Saga (Only the ones written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman). There's nothing like a good old-fashioned fantasy novel to take your mind off of the worlds troubles.

[Momo Mastermind]

Well, I read Confessor by Terry Goodkind about two weeks ago, and i must say that it was an amazing way to conclude a series. After eleven or so other books before it, Confessor fulfilled all of my expectations, and then some.

I've also started re-reading the Dragonlance Saga (Only the ones written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman). There's nothing like a good old-fashioned fantasy novel to take your mind off of the worlds troubles.

I know A LOT about this series although I've never read a word of the books- sadly.

!!!!!!!!!! SPOILERS ABOUT THE SWORD OF TRUTH SERIES BELOW !!!!!!!!!!

Like I miss Scarlet the dragon from the first book, I believe she died when the Chimes came into the world- abolishing all magic

and the Wizard's first rule is that people are stupid... lmfao.

How the Chainfire spell made everyone forget that... what's her name? Kaiylen? Well, made them forget she ever existed- except for Richard though... is that his name? Because he had the sword of truth.

I LOVED the concept of the Dominy Dirches [sp?] which were the giant bells that made people explode. Also, the long and short tailed garrs. Blood flies and heart hounds.

I know SO much about that damn seried because my friend is OBSESSED with them and he always tells me about them- and it doesn't help that my memory is like a one way trap that stores EVERYTHING I've ever heard, seen, watched, thought, etc... and never lets them go.

Jeeze- the series ended by those boxes... I forget their named, but Richard accessed them correctly [unlike Jegang [sp?] who was killed by their traps] and he set those magic haters into a realm of their own... [which many believe to be our world] without magic.

Oh god... I've never even read them... -cries-