The Heavy Metal Legends We Lost In The 2000's

[vodkainferno]

I thought of dime bags.

And R.I.P The Rev, you would have truly became a legend.

 

[Mr.Squishy]

Perhaps not a legend, but The Rev died recently.

damned shame about that, dude could play, I've been listening to them for the last few days in memory of The Rev after downloading all 4 albums from Itunes and can't help but wonder whats going to happen to a realy good band...

I know, that one band i really wanted to see live, and now i doubt i will be able to.
Cull me if you dare!

Just to make you jealous: I saw A7X live in concert 2007, warming up for Ion Maiden. Awesomest summer memory I can remember.

 

[cleverlymadeup]

Layne Staley from Alice in Chains.

Not really a band with a definable overall style, but a lot of their stuff is very metal.

totally forgot about him, it was a shock but then again it wasn't

 

[technoted]

Alice in chains singer Layne Staley, Pantera/Damageplan guitarist Dimebag Darrell, Bathory (everything)Quorthon, Evile bassist Mike Alexander

 

[technoted]

Just to make you jealous: I saw A7X live in concert 2007, warming up for Ion Maiden. Awesomest summer memory I can remember.

saw them live 3 times, hated every live performance apart from the one at leeds fest 2008 and that was only because they sang 1 and a half songs before getting some random woman up from the crowd to sing and instead she just cried into the microphone whilst they all just coughed and spluttered away

 

[Mr.Squishy]

Just to make you jealous: I saw A7X live in concert 2007, warming up for Ion Maiden. Awesomest summer memory I can remember.

saw them live 3 times, hated every live performance apart from the one at leeds fest 2008 and that was only because they sang 1 and a half songs before getting some random woman up from the crowd to sing and instead she just cried into the microphone whilst they all just coughed and spluttered away

I do have to admit their studio releases are better than their live performances, yes, but with such an awesome audience and a mostly good band (even though they sound samey live), it was pretty awesome.

 

[SimplyTheWest]

Just to make you jealous: I saw A7X live in concert 2007, warming up for Ion Maiden. Awesomest summer memory I can remember.

saw them live 3 times, hated every live performance apart from the one at leeds fest 2008 and that was only because they sang 1 and a half songs before getting some random woman up from the crowd to sing and instead she just cried into the microphone whilst they all just coughed and spluttered away

I do have to admit their studio releases are better than their live performances, yes, but with such an awesome audience and a mostly good band (even though they sound samey live), it was pretty awesome.

You do both realise i envy you?
I shall have revenge...