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Sorry Carlota but this is a real Metal band

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Terrible.

sword is pretty bad ass

Anybody down for a little Junior Senior? This seems like the right thread.

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While they might be real, they Aren't making real money, a real living or a real impact. But I have favorite bands that don't make it big either.

I think you're right. However, in this board, people don't ask, they just attack you for not knowing real facts cuz you weren't there kind of shit. LOL.

But, I should of waited for the question...that's true.

Just alright. And I'm a huge fan of hard rock/metal.

One of the greatest intros of all time is

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Then this is proof positive that the music business is on its last legs.

Was gonna say, then this means rock music is done.

Well I thought it rocked.

Hardly. They always say that, rock is dead, music is dead, radios dead, and yet it's still here, Alive and kicking.

People just like to have a bad attitude in this forum. It's truly become an ugly place.

:rolleyes: He's just making a point that you're overrating the song.

Please. Album sales are down 10,000% from the mid-90's. Bands don't sign huge record and publishing deals anymore. Hardly anyone makes a dime for their records. Major labels require "360 deals" and very little recording funding.

Publishers are having an enormously hard time earning any new income due to illegal downloads and their rates are so high (i.e., cost of doing business) that most major motion pictures can't afford to license music from superstar acts, let alone, well known acts.

Going Gold used to get bands dropped. Now, it's rarity if it ever happens.