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Tits training montage before the final fight, though. 

I wouldn't have a clue but I'm assuming at the $100+ mark since they're a household name.

Funny thing I should mention by the way... the last time they toured Oz, apparently some guy fell off a fence (which he was allegedly climbing over to sneak into the concert) and hurt himself quite bad. The guy that runs Soundwave joked about it saying that he wasn't trying to sneak into the concert, he heard Nickelback playing in the background and tried to kill himself. 

Least I thought it was funny. 

Just finished watching an Australian flick called Redd Inc., starring Nicholas Hope (Bad Boy Bubby).

Not bad, 6/10 would be my rating. Not the kind of movie you re-visit but was interesting enough to watch through. While the twist near the end is by far from original and to some people would be easy to predict, it worked well enough... at least for me, since I tend to not think ahead when watching films.

Should also mention that Tom Savini had some involvement with this one.

Well, it's essentially less than $40 for bands that aren't HUGE names which are touring nationally or fairly unknown international bands. Then you've got quite well-known international acts and BIG name bands touring nationally around that $40-80 price. Then you have those household names who are touring at $100+ per ticket.

I agree, I much prefer the cheaper more intimate gigs.

While the price did jump up by about $25-30. I think when you consider that a regular gig that consists of 2-4 bands on one night is usually around $40-80 on most nights, and for marquee names costing $100+, I think paying $190 (roughly) for an event which spans over 50+ bands is still good. Plus I do enjoy that the smaller groups have nice, intimate sets due to everyone going to watch Slipknot, or Metallica or whichever big names are taking up most of the patrons attention.

Dillinger Escape Plan was playing around the same time as Slipknot last year so they didn't have a huge crowd, had a lot of fun during their set. Especially since Greg was throwing shit into the crowd, even the mic stands because he was having trouble with the PA, as seen here:

Yeah, that's true. There always was the option in your profiles to change it but now I've set it as the forum default. So if anyone else does want it to go to the topics page instead of your recent post, you can make the change back... I just don't see people preferring it that way though.

Just thought I'd mention that I changed the destination from where you go when you post something. Originally, you would be taken to the list of topics from the board you've just posted in. Now when you post you will be taken to the post you have just made... which makes more sense.

Don't think it's a matter of Opera music. No, it's more of a matter of most of us learning our lesson with Rob Zombie. Which is, "Avoid him at all costs for he is the eater of worlds."

Eh, his track record is fine. He's only directed a handful of movies to which half have been decent. I think the problem with Rob Zombie is that like Quentin Tarantino, he has a specific style he often uses, in his case it's usually a redneck/southern flavour to his films which after a while can become stale or tiresome to people... Tarantino is obviously more successful because there's a lot more diversity, thought and talent to his films but I don't think Rob Zombie is a bad filmmaker at all.

I don't think it's so much that they are "footage films", it's more or less that they've been successful and then they end up following them up with countless mediocre-to-bad sequels and imitations to capitalise on what they see as being a "cash cow".. exactly like what they did with the Saw sequels and other imitations.

[Rec] was fine, Paranormal Activity was fine, Blair Witch Project was fine, Cannibal Holocaust was fine... most of the sequels resulting from those first films however, are another story.

Unfortunately, I can't get into them. For some reason they slightly remind me of a watered-down, mainstreamist conversion of Mr Bungle... but definitely no way near as awesome. 

Just thought I'd mention that there is now BBC for YouTube if you look for the button when posting a YouTube clips. Just copy the youtube link between the tags, much the same as doing it with images with the IMG tags.

Yeah, must be a coincidence though that VOD is from the 90's and Sick Of It All goes all the way back to the mid-late 80's. I do prefer to know what the hell people are yelling or screaming about in songs... too many bands these days just burping out stuff.

Gonna be there, even though there are some bigger names this year, I thought there was a lot more bands that I personally enjoyed last year.

Anyhoo, here's the lineup: http://www.soundwavefestival.com/lineup

Wanna check out Vision of Disorder

and Sick Of It All

I guess I enjoy the smaller groups than the larger ones. And lolm Chris Jericho will be there with his band Fozzy.

Have you checked Google Image search? You can still drag your image into it and easily find the title. I'm guessing it's easy for Google to pick up these old games, because of the plain designs of each levels. Google is trolling the picture games.