Metallica on Spotify.

Been waiting for ages...

 

Metallica on Spotify.

Been waiting for ages...

Somehow I was sure you was more into Helmut Lotti stuff

 

Helmut Lotti - Yeah right. HAHAHAHA

I'm sorry to disapoint you, but I'm not.

 

Heavy metal- solder......How can you guys be in tune with that group.

Maybe I need to hear the sound,since I like pictures. I geuss I'm not into

album covers. I guess I really don't know what I am addressing.Explain the picture.

 

I've been metal fan since '81-'82. The energy in the songs, and the guitar riffs/drums is amazing. I've been on several concerts: Metallica, Iron Maiden, Aerosmith, Judas Priest, Motorhead, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Bon Jovi, Meatloaf.... The list goes on and on and on.

Most of the bands have some cover-songs. One of my favorite is Diamonds and Rust with Judas Priest. It's not a typical heavy metal song.

Metallica has also a good cover: Low mans lyrics


It does not mean I'm a long haired badass, since i like the music.

 

"So What?" is also a cover, but I'm not going to link to the lyrics, it's a bit rude. I've seen Metallica too, very impressive stage show.

 

"So What?" is also a cover, but I'm not going to link to the lyrics, it's a bit rude. I've seen Metallica too, very impressive stage show.

And the same goes for "Last caress/Green hell". - Misfits cover.

 

"So What?" is also a cover, but I'm not going to link to the lyrics, it's a bit rude. I've seen Metallica too, very impressive stage show.

Just link it with a NSFW warning. (Not Safe For Work)

 

So heres a question of something I'm wondering if I should do. All my family served in WWII. My Grandfather on mothers side was a bootlegger gunner sgt that made coconut whisky as he called it in the Marines. My Grandfather on my fathers side was Pattons personal messenger. He got that position because he was a mechanic before the war and Patton had like 10 motorcycle messengers. He was wounded 2 or 3 times. Now my grandmothers brother was a fighter pilot that got shot down in poland and spent 2 years in a POW camp. All his hair fell out from the stress of the experience and he never talked about it. Well we found he wrote a rather extensive memoir of his time fly and being in the pow camp, and even a lil about adapting back to peace time. We;ve been debating if we should transcribe it and publish it online for historians or even people interested's sake. Most of the WWII vets are quickly passing along. I've been privilaged to know many of them that weren't too jaded to talk about it and I feel I have a bigger view of the world cause of it. Do you think its a good idea to publish this 60 something page book online?

 

Do you think its a good idea to publish this 60 something page book online?

Yes, I do!

 

Do you think its a good idea to publish this 60 something page book online?

no question about it.

There must be a dedicated site(s) collecting works like this as well. There is one in Russia.

 

Yes publish it.

You could search the web to see if their units have a website and offer those portions to the individual units.

The whole publication could be available as your family's footprints in WWII.

Go for it.

 

That would be cool but I'd have to go back to 1760's if I wanna trace my family. My g-g-g-g-g-grandfather was credited with inventing gurilla warfare and thus winning the revolutionary war. They made a movie and TV show about it. He was portrayed by Mel Gibson and Leslie Nelson.

 

That would be cool but I'd have to go back to 1760's if I wanna trace my family. My g-g-g-g-g-grandfather was credited with inventing gurilla warfare and thus winning the revolutionary war. They made a movie and TV show about it. He was portrayed by Mel Gibson and Leslie Nelson.

WOW!

Care to share some more? Movie title, show title...? If not public, please PM.

 

Ok a couple hints. Our family comes from S. Carolina, he's hated by EU historians that call him a genocidal maniac that raped and pillaged almost everything. Here he's know as the inventor of gourilla warfare. And every thing named "Marion" County, city, school, library, and street is named after him. I'll post his real name in 1 hour.''

One more hint here a clipping about him "Due to his irregular methods of warfare, he is considered one of the fathers of modern guerrilla warfare, and is credited in the lineage of the United States Army Rangers. He is known as the XXXXX XXX.

Perhaps a pic

Oh and my sister in laws family owned the original Rays Pizza in NY from 1903-1906 or something and then sold it to "Ray"

 

Heres ole Pappy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Marion

Notice the names of his family match a popular mel gibson movie
Esther, Isaac, Gabriel, Benjamin, Job and Francis.

See also:
The Swamp Fox (TV series), a 1950s television series produced by Walt Disney and starring Leslie Nielsen, this TV series inspired the 1960 Parker Brothers board game by the same name.

The Patriot, whose lead character was partly based on Marion

 

Heres ole Pappy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Marion

Notice the names of his family match a popular mel gibson movie
Esther, Isaac, Gabriel, Benjamin, Job and Francis.

See also:
The Swamp Fox (TV series), a 1950s television series produced by Walt Disney and starring Leslie Nielsen, this TV series inspired the 1960 Parker Brothers board game by the same name.

The Patriot, whose lead character was partly based on Marion

Good reading! Quite amazing.

Have seen the move. What I remember best was one scene where one of the sons yells at his father(Mel Gibson)

SON: I'm not a child anymore!
FATHER: You're my child!

 

Yah it was a good flic, they covered all the basics of his life post french indian war.