Written by Sunioj on 18.12.2006 at 20:26

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 17.12.2006 at 15:43

Meshuggah comes from the Yiddish word for "crazy" In holland a bastardized dutch version of the word is quite often used "mesjogge" meaning of course "crazy"

Thats right! I didnt know that about the dutch version though, thats pretty goddamn funny.

Well, the dutch version 'mesjogge' originated in Amsterdam, which as you might know, has a long Jewish history with a large Jewish community.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 18.12.2006 at 20:50

Please put me out of my misery cause you got me totally stumped on this one. And I don't have the early days dvd, nor all the b-sides

Okay. You got Paul Day, Dennis Wilcock, Paul Di'Anno, Bruce Dickinson and Blaze Bayley right. The other three you're looking for are....

Steve Harris, Adrian Smith and Nicko McBrain!

Steve Harris sang live lead vocals for one night when Paul Di'Anno was arrested for having a knife
Adrian Smith sang lead vocals on the songs 'Reach Out', 'Juanita' and 'That Girl', some of which were played during the secret gig Maiden played during the 80's as 'The Entire Population of Hackney'
Nicko McBrain sang lead vocals on a...ahem....'reworked' version of 'The Age of Innocence' on the 'No More Lies' EP.

All of these can be classed as 'lead vocal' performances as opposed to 'backing' or 'spoken parts'.

True or false: Ashmedi from Melechesh is of Israeli origin.

What real life story is 'Open Casket' by Death pertaining to?

Written by Sunioj on 18.12.2006 at 22:46

True or false: Ashmedi from Melechesh is of Israeli origin.

What real life story is 'Open Casket' by Death pertaining to?

I don't think Ashmedi was born in Israel, but I can't remember where he was born though.

Who was the guest vocalist on Dream Theater's 1997 album [u]Falling into Infinity[/i]?

Johnathan Davis, from Korn, had a personal microphone stand made by who?

Joke question: Who has Arjen Lucassen not worked with? Haha.

Written by Dane Train on 19.12.2006 at 17:48

Who was the guest vocalist on Dream Theater's 1997 album [u]Falling into Infinity[/i]?

Johnathan Davis, from Korn, had a personal microphone stand made by who?

Joke question: Who has Arjen Lucassen not worked with? Haha.

The Jonathan Davis one is easy as pie since that mic stand was made by my favourite artist... him of Celtic Frost, E.L.P. Blondie cover artwork, him of the Alien monster. Mr. H.R. Giger himself.

answer to joke question Arjen Lucassen hasn't worked with most Dutch metal artists, although he worked with most international metal artists

Haha, that is right Oz. Arjen did use an all Dutch cast for his first Ayreon album, The Finial Experiment.

And I am glad you know that Giger did the artwork for ELP, Celtic Frost, and Blondie. He also did an album centerfold for The Dead Kennedy's.

Written by Dane Train on 19.12.2006 at 20:30

Haha, that is right Oz. Arjen did use an all Dutch cast for his first Ayreon album, The Finial Experiment.

And I am glad you know that Giger did the artwork for ELP, Celtic Frost, and Blondie. He also did an album centerfold for The Dead Kennedy's.

Didn't the Dead Kennedy's use an already existing work? But I might be wrong there.

And apparently I am wrong about the Final Experiment. I didn't know he used an all Dutch cast there.
I just looked it up, although all of the artists on that album are regarded as Dutch...
Ian Parry is originally an Englishmam, and Barry Hay is originally an American although he did move to the Netherlands at a very young age.

Btw, Danzig also used an existing Giger peice of art for the cover of How The Gods Kill.

Yes, you are right, Penis Landscape was painted in 1973 and Frankenchrist came out in 1985.

I found this list on Wikipedia of artists who have used Giger's work:
* Celtic Frost
* Magma
* Emerson Lake and Palmer
* Deborah Harry (from Blondie)
* hide
* Danzig
* Dead Kennedys' album Frankenchrist, Poster insert of Landscape XX
* Atrocity
* Black Sun Productions
* Korn's Jonathan Davis commissioned Giger to sculpt his microphone stand
* Carcass used Life Support 1993 for the cover of their 1994 album, Heartwork.
* Designed the stage for Mylene Farmer's 1999 "Mylenium" tour.
* Blondie's Chris Stein commissioned Lieber Guitars to create Stein's unique "Gigerstein" guitar based on Giger's artwork.


Also, just kind of interesting that we are talking about Giger and Arjen, 'cause Arjen wrote a song "Perfect Survivor" based upon Riddley Scott's Alien, which Giger designed.

Written by Dane Train on 19.12.2006 at 23:34

Yes, you are right, Penis Landscape was painted in 1973 and Frankenchrist came out in 1985.

I found this list on Wikipedia of artists who have used Giger's work:
* Celtic Frost
* Magma
* Emerson Lake and Palmer
* Deborah Harry (from Blondie)
* hide
* Danzig
* Dead Kennedys' album Frankenchrist, Poster insert of Landscape XX
* Atrocity
* Black Sun Productions
* Korn's Jonathan Davis commissioned Giger to sculpt his microphone stand
* Carcass used Life Support 1993 for the cover of their 1994 album, Heartwork.
* Designed the stage for Mylene Farmer's 1999 "Mylenium" tour.
* Blondie's Chris Stein commissioned Lieber Guitars to create Stein's unique "Gigerstein" guitar based on Giger's artwork.


Also, just kind of interesting that we are talking about Giger and Arjen, 'cause Arjen wrote a song "Perfect Survivor" based upon Riddley Scott's Alien, which Giger designed.

Oh yes forgot about Atrocity, probably because I never liked them.

But stupid stupid stupid me forgetting about the cover art for Cracass' Heartwork. The other names that haven't been mentioned before don't ring a bell for me at all.

Damn, just looking at Giger's website how could I forget Sacrosanct's Recesses for the Depraved. I have that one myself hahahaha.

but a tip for people .... check out www.hrgiger.com

And he published a couple of great books (a bit expensive though) with his works and life story in ot. Thos I have and I do cherish...

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 18.12.2006 at 23:17

Written by Sunioj on 18.12.2006 at 22:46

True or false: Ashmedi from Melechesh is of Israeli origin.

What real life story is 'Open Casket' by Death pertaining to?

I don't think Ashmedi was born in Israel, but I can't remember where he was born though.

Ashmedi is Armenian, though I never knew him personally quite a few of my older metalhead bretheren were friends with him in the scene long long ago...( which gave me access to melecheshs debut without paying! )

That Giger guy sounds like a real artist, I always wondered about that funny looking mic stand.

Here is one for all the Old Guys, like Marcel, haha.

What early blues/metal band spawned Cream, The Jeff Beck Group and Led Zeppelin?

Also, Who was the guest vocalist on Dream Theater's 1997 album Falling into Infinity?

I just read (maybe in MS trivia for mayhem) that hellhammer played drums with Dead's bones. does anyone know something more on this?

Ok, here is a good question for you all.

Which two Canadian Metal Vocalist share the same birthday? Hint: They both sang on a 2004 album together.

Written by Dane Train on 25.12.2006 at 04:34

Also, Who was the guest vocalist on Dream Theater's 1997 album Falling into Infinity?

Since you asked that twice, I guess it's time to answer: Doug Pinnick of King's X, on the song "Lines In The Sand".

Sorry I don't have any question to ask for now...

That is right Wrathchild. You win...um...ah...a...um...mashmellow.

Just let us know when you have a new question.

Written by Sunioj on 18.12.2006 at 22:46

True or false: Ashmedi from Melechesh is of Israeli origin.

What real life story is 'Open Casket' by Death pertaining to?

Since nobody answered - I think its about Chuck's older brother who died when he was 6 or something..

I cant think of some good questions now.... But here's easy one: Name of the Iron Maiden's keyboardist???

Written by Stalker on 22.05.2007 at 21:41

I cant think of some good questions now.... But here's easy one: Name of the Iron Maiden's keyboardist???

Michael Kenney, also Steve Harris' bass technician.

Written by RavenLord on 23.05.2007 at 00:15

Written by Stalker on 22.05.2007 at 21:41

I cant think of some good questions now.... But here's easy one: Name of the Iron Maiden's keyboardist???

Michael Kenney, also Steve Harris' bass technician.

Yeah.. Real tough one, huh?

Written by Dane Train on 25.12.2006 at 04:34

Here is one for all the Old Guys, like Marcel, haha.

What early blues/metal band spawned Cream, The Jeff Beck Group and Led Zeppelin?

Also, Who was the guest vocalist on Dream Theater's 1997 album Falling into Infinity?

The early blues-metal band was The Yardbirds.

Written by Stalker on 22.05.2007 at 21:41

Written by Sunioj on 18.12.2006 at 22:46

True or false: Ashmedi from Melechesh is of Israeli origin.

What real life story is 'Open Casket' by Death pertaining to?

Since nobody answered - I think its about Chuck's older brother who died when he was 6 or something..

Yeah he died in a car accident...I appreciated the song much more after reading about the background of the song.

Written by Paganblood on 22.03.2007 at 04:30

I just read (maybe in MS trivia for mayhem) that hellhammer played drums with Dead's bones. does anyone know something more on this?

I doubt that. We all know Mayhem want to appear controversial, and I'm sure they'd sex things up a bit surrounding Dead's death. To actually get two of his bones out would be a ridiculously disgusting experience, and butchering a corpse is probably a felony in Norway. I also doubt that they sent pieces of his brain anywhere. Still, this is Mayhem, who like to play with fucking pigs' heads on stage, so who knows? I wouldn't put it past the immature bastards.

Written by RavenLord on 26.05.2007 at 00:24

Written by Paganblood on 22.03.2007 at 04:30

I just read (maybe in MS trivia for mayhem) that hellhammer played drums with Dead's bones. does anyone know something more on this?

I doubt that. We all know Mayhem want to appear controversial, and I'm sure they'd sex things up a bit surrounding Dead's death. To actually get two of his bones out would be a ridiculously disgusting experience, and butchering a corpse is probably a felony in Norway. I also doubt that they sent pieces of his brain anywhere. Still, this is Mayhem, who like to play with fucking pigs' heads on stage, so who knows? I wouldn't put it past the immature bastards.

It may be nothing more than a rumor... rumors seem interesting only because they express things difficult to believe, and these are the jewels of rumors!

Ok, here is one. 5,000 extar pionts to who ever gets this right.

Who are Abdul Matahari, Nicky Lemons, Johnny James, Juice Malouse, and Max Del Fuvio?

Written by Dane Train on 26.08.2007 at 06:52

Ok, here is one. 5,000 extar pionts to who ever gets this right.

Who are Abdul Matahari, Nicky Lemons, Johnny James, Juice Malouse, and Max Del Fuvio?

Nightmare Cinema. Coincidentally, I was just watching one of their clips on youtube earlier today

Answers to the questions:
# Which Nation has the most metal bands? Scandinavian and Baltic states (U.S.A. Probably - irrelevant bands)
# How many bat heads has Ozzy bitten off? Who cares ? 2 ?
# Which are not real genres of metal (we had things like Projector, Blood and Evil mixxed in with Folk, Gothic and Power) Heavy, Death, Black, Power, Symphonic, Thrash are the ONLY main metal genres. Everything else is doo-doo
# Do all metal bands have guitars?Yes, and they fuckin' SHOULD have.

Written by [user id=24798] on 27.08.2007 at 03:34

# Which are not real genres of metal (we had things like Projector, Blood and Evil mixxed in with Folk, Gothic and Power) Heavy, Death, Black, Power, Symphonic, Thrash are the ONLY main metal genres. Everything else is doo-doo

So prog, doom, folk, and goth are not metal subgenres?

Alright, here's one for all avid readers.

Many metal bands refer to 'Cthulhu', 'Shub-Niggurath', 'Kara-Shehr', 'Azathoth', 'Ry'Leh', 'Djinn', 'Necronomicon' and other related terms in their works. Which writer was the original inventor of these mythologies?

easy.. HP Lovecraft

Written by [user id=24798] on 27.08.2007 at 03:34

# Do all metal bands have guitars?Yes, and they fuckin' SHOULD have.

nope, apocalyptica is a metal band that hasnt guitars