Black metal, viking metal, death metal, progressive metal, ambient metal, doom metal, 80's metal, power metal, industrial and electronic music, music and video production, snakes, pirates, tattoos, motorcycles, live shows, Norway (and the rest of Scandanavia), bonfires, Russia, physics, metaphysics, movies, magic, and people who want to book good bands at good venues.
Musicians and tattooists, booking agents, promoters, up-and-coming bands, club owners, anyone who needs bands booked and doesn't suck. If you're easy to work with then I'll like you. A lot. But I'm not cuddling anymore.
PLEASE don't post general advertisements in comments. You're welcome to post a flyer for your show in or near Lansing (or elsewhere if I know you personally), but one is enough please. I'm getting really, really sick of having to clean out my comments of events in Las Vegas and nightly specials at bars in Indiana and 4 copies of the same flyer. I'll delete all of them, and if you keep doing it, I'll probably remove you altogether. It's ridiculous.
Emperor, Strapping Young Lad (and Devin Townsend), Opeth, Burzum, Dimmu Borgir, Slayer, Immortal, Gorgoroth, Mayhem, Helheim, The Kovenant, Darkthrone, Mindless Self Indulgence, NIN, Johnny Cash, B.B King, Hank Williams, Aphex Twin, Skinny Puppy, Negative Red, Firewater, Morphine, Coke Dick Motorcycle Awesome, Sin Theorem, Blackened Earth, Collapse of Reason, Dagon, Adrenachrome, Psychostick, Cash O'Riley & The DownRight Daddies, Harvyst, Of Decay, Tension Head, Project Chaos, All Signs Point to Nine, manufraQture, Magenta6, Nothing Is Sacred, this list keeps on growing....
Boondock Saints, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Dark City, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Pirates of the Caribbean, Requiem for a Dream, Pi, The Big Lebowski, Ghostbusters, The Exorcist, Office Space, City of Lost Children... too many.
Only during football season, or Metalocalypse.
Catcher in the Rye, 1984, Animal Farm (pretty much anything by George Orwell really), Fear and Loathing/Hunter S. Thompson, Tolstoy, H.P. Lovecraft, Karl Marx, Charles Dickens
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