Ok, I'll go back to text for tomorrow, but I felt lazy again. Just ate hamburgers and found out I can't go for a run, so I decided to post more Soundcloud stuff before I try and sleep.
Bing Image Mad Libz:
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
Seven Psychopaths & Rise of the Guardians
Character & Actor Name I was forgetting (bottom left): Sam Rockwell
In retrospect, it was better than just "ok," and I especially liked the Easter Bunny, but it didn't become a favorite or anything by a long shot.
My Chemical Romance - "Famous Last Words"
Megadeth - "Rust in Peace ... Polaris"
Metallica - "Orion" (Rock Instrumental)
I know Cliff's voice is on "To Live is to Die," but I meant bass, specifically. I don't know what his last recorded song with them was.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Allen Stone - "Neon Cathedral"
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Thanks, Nick!
Love the music you put up today. I've always liked Megadeth. And Orion is just superb. You mentioned Cliff and it made me remember the first time I saw Metallica play. It was way back when they released Ride The Lightning. They played Cain's and blew the roof off it. Two hours! I even got to chat with Kirk Hammett for a few minutes. He spoke with my friend and I during Cliff's bass solo. Very nice fellow,he was. Thanks for more Macklemore! Like that one,too. I really want to see 7 psychopaths. What a great cast. Can't go wrong with Walken and Sam Rockwell in a movie.
I really wish I had been alive to see Cliff play live; at least I've seen Metallica, so I can cross that off my bucket list. Kirk has always seemed like a nice guy, I'm jealous you got to meet him. I know Joe Satriani trained him, but I remember reading somewhere Cliff was trained by a jazz bassist he was able to outdo after a while. I love how Metallica always does long sets, I didn't realize they did that even back then. Admirable work ethic.
Seven Psychopaths does have a great cast, writing is excellent, too.
Been struggling to get into MGS2 recently, so I haven't seen much...So spoiled by MGS3: Subsitance's camera (and everything that followed it).
The way you describe playing MGS2 matches my Snake Eater playthrough perfectly; as much as I wanted to be a stealth master, inevitably the shotgun would come out...and stay out.
I need to play MGS3 still, never got a chance to. If I do, I wonder if I'll take the shotgun out at all times approach as well.