The DysLeXic Slacker4LiFe

MyGen Profile Generator My name is SeAN I enjoy alot of 80's glam metal and heavy metal. Im a big ass wrestling fan '' Its Still Real To Me Damnit!!!'' Some of you will get what that means. I love going to concerts, going to Orioles and Ravens games. Im a big Friday the 13th movie fan and I was born on Friday the 13th. Some say that explains alot about me haha. Halloween is my fav holiday its like Christmas to me. I love comic books cartoons and The Transformers. I enjoy playing video games right now im hooked playing XBOX 360 and playing XBL. If you have a gamer tag and would like to add me my gamer tag is Slacker4LiFe247. Also like rocking out on my guitar making crazy ass sounds and calling it music.SSS We had our share of problems with so called "alternative bands". What is this word? I mean, I can't find myself using it, "alternative", like someone who live's an alternative lifestyle.All that I know is that, when Guns N' Roses started ain't no fucking radio station wanted to play our shit either. Ain't no radio station wanted to play Metallica. So I think we have the world's biggest alternative crowd here tonight.I think that the problem starts, when you start thinkin' that you're different from everybody else on this fucking planet. It may be a lil' different from what you're doing so how you gonna 'bout doing it, but I've got a good feeling that you're probably a human being. Right? You're probably a human being? And so righ now alternative, the only thing that means to me, is someone like Kurt Cobain and Nirvana, who basically is a fucking junkey with a junkey wife. (...) And he's to good and to cool to bring his Rock N' Roll to you because the majority of you he doesn't like or want to play to you. Is a general feeling among alternative bands, and the don't want the majority of people even liking them. They Like it on the outside.Bands that the gets the Slackers Seal of approval. If you have a banner and your music rocks ill add it. KIX The Dirty Boyz From The Underground. "Rock 'n' roll needs to get tough again. It's just not rock 'n' roll to me anymore, all these neutered bands that have come out - the Nelsons, the Trixters, the Firehouses! They don't play rock 'n' roll; they play TV sitcom theme music - 'Oh, baby, we're gonna ride the wind and make it together,' my ass! If a band like Trixter had to deal with even a fifth of shit we've come up against, they'd shit their diapers! None of these motherfuckers understands anything about life outside of Hollywood." - Donnie Purnell of Kix, Rip Magazine, December 1991 In an age where Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, and Ricky Martin dominate the teen market, it was almost inevitable that the hard rock outsider would be represented anew. 8th STREET KIDZ is an album for this group--and one of the few heavy albums in recent memory that hasn't been smothered with rap vocals and beats. 19-year-old Camp is to be commended for staying true to the music on which he was raised. "See You Around" stems from the same high school hijinx as "Smokin' In The Boy's Room." "So Down" slows the pace a bit but is still far from a cheesy ballad. Camp will admit that he's not the greatest singer, but his youthful recklessness earns him points. Industry veterans add credibility to the album, as Steve Hunter, Rick Nielsen, Greg Bissonette, and Stevie Nicks all guest on the disc. And if Camp's MTV persona turns you off, the quality material should compensate. From the handclaps, multi-layered background vocals, and sax section to the good-time Poison riffs, Camp's debut album rocks out and delivers. Slash and Beer Duff mother fawkin Mckagan.