Favorite vocalist(s)

Also, one of my alltime favorite vocalists: Seth Boyce (Etched In Red)

me too, knighty, he has such an awesome voice, i love it.

I love the whisper-like style he uses, the growls are awesome too, especially in Glaive

yeah, i gotta see him in concert before i say how high exactly he ranks, but i think it'll be roughly equal with Rody

I might get to see both less than 3 months from eachother

Well look at it this way, were you to come to MD once in May and once in July, you'd get to see em too

internship might be doing one, so i gotta wait for that to see if i can make any dates

Oh yeah, almost forgot about that, I'll post pics from the concert(s) if it helps

that'd be tight though i shall still have to kill you i'll just make it quick if you do

Sounds like a fair deal

you made a wise decision

Some of my favorites are:

David Draiman- Disturbed
Shaun Morgan- Seether
Brent Smith- Shinedown
Dave Williams- Drowning Pool (Sinner only)
Corey Taylor- Slipknot/Stone Sour
Crossfade's singer

I can't think of the rest at the moment.

Kyle wrote:

Dave Williams- Drowning Pool (Sinner only)

RIP

When you finally get and listen to all of Dylate, I see Seth Boyce on your list too

he just finished listening. or i suppose since he commented about WfaI on AIM.

I finished listening, and Seth is definately good, but I can't put anybody I've only heard a song once by on my favorites list. Its just how I roll. Just like I can't know about a band for two weeks and have it be one of my favorites.

my point is: He might be on it after I listen to them more

EDIT: And I can't believe I forgot Ben Burnley from BB off my list.

Yeah, I see where you're coming from on that, sometimes things you like just because you get caught up in the moment, but once you analyze it more closely you don't like it as much, so you don't get REALLY excentric about it until you've heard it a few times through, though I can say now you won't have that problem with EIR

Knightfall wrote:

Yeah, I see where you're coming from on that, sometimes things you like just because you get caught up in the moment, but once you analyze it more closely you don't like it as much, so you don't get REALLY excentric about it until you've heard it a few times through, though I can say now you won't have that problem with EIR

Exactly.

There was a time when I thought Fred Durst was awesome.

I don't know if I was stupid or uninformed, but there was something seriously wrong with that shit.

In my defense, I was in grade 7 though. So I was like 12-13.

Ben Burnley is fucking awesome. great dude in concert. of course i hate his cover of tool cuz his voice isn't right for it at all, but he does his vocals very well live.

Kyle wrote:

Knightfall wrote:

Yeah, I see where you're coming from on that, sometimes things you like just because you get caught up in the moment, but once you analyze it more closely you don't like it as much, so you don't get REALLY excentric about it until you've heard it a few times through, though I can say now you won't have that problem with EIR

Exactly.

There was a time when I thought Fred Durst was awesome.

I don't know if I was stupid or uninformed, but there was something seriously wrong with that shit.

In my defense, I was in grade 7 though. So I was like 12-13.

Haha, yeah, it's best to make sure you really like something first, especially if you're spending money on said something

comparing Seth to Durst is downright offensive.....just playing though it would be if you ended up doing such. i'd probably murder your family then torture you to death if you made such a claim

Who compared those two?

Kyle wrote:

Knightfall wrote:

Yeah, I see where you're coming from on that, sometimes things you like just because you get caught up in the moment, but once you analyze it more closely you don't like it as much, so you don't get REALLY excentric about it until you've heard it a few times through, though I can say now you won't have that problem with EIR

Exactly.

There was a time when I thought Fred Durst was awesome.

I don't know if I was stupid or uninformed, but there was something seriously wrong with that shit.

In my defense, I was in grade 7 though. So I was like 12-13.

reference to this, it's an indirect comparison which makes it seem POSSIBLE that Seth might actually be that bad in the future or past or something......

Ah, I see, yeah comparing the two directly is a crime against humanity and existence in general, but he was more using Durst to help prove my point (something I never thought I'd see You Gin do) rather than compare him to Seth