SUICIDE

Ask him if he has the new FARCRY CD then proceed to discuss your guitar playing on each track for the remaining six interview questions.

CD-Rs will die faster than a Silver-Pressed CD because of the dyes used for duplication and the info floating on the surface. Silver-Pressed CDs have their info stamped on so they will last longer. Also, with CD-Rs, if you are printing artwork on them using one of those disc printers, the printer ink is shit and eats away fast. Some people also use those glue labels or go 'Sharpie' crazy on CD-Rs not knowing the label glue and marking pen ink is very damaging and eats through the surface also. Some of the cheaper CD-Rs start rotting fast and data/audio is lost within 2 years. So...that cool band release on CD-R you have in your collection will not be cool for long.

Maybe it is the Van Halen brother's new day job now. Yes. That logo is abit infringement lawsuit inducing. They could argue the point of it being a 'parody' and the trucking company logo in no way would make the band lose money. But it is a fine line on how far the company would go defending themselves when Van Halen could probably last longer money wise with attorney fees.

Suncity is still alive. Completed five CD package designs for them, the most recent being PRISCILLA, which the band is still proofing.

Smiling today because I fell into a chemical waste vat. My hair is green and skin bleached also.

Good Italian Glam. Viva L'Italia!!!

The numbers would be on the other side of the disc artwork if they are not viewable on the art side. Mirror side. If there are IFPIs (which are from the Stamper/Mould), the stamped IFPI on the plastic is better viewable than the lasered IFPI which is usually much smaller than the stamped one. The lasered IFPI is within the shiney surface of the ring. Sometimes hard to see with light reflection but a magnifying glass will make it viewable. That is only if you are really bothered if you got a Silver-Pressed (which usually has IFPIs) rather than CD-R (which usually has no IFPIs). But it is a way to tell for anyone who wants to know this type of thing.

Most CD-Rs will have 'CD-R' or 'CD Recordable' (sometimes the length of the audio CD-R like '80') written very small on the inner ring on the plastic mirror side. Also most (some will not) will have black inked numbers on the inner ring. Most Silver-Pressed CDs will have a lasered barcode on the inner ring (not all), an 'IFPI' plus number stamped on the outer ring into the plastic and a lasered 'IFPI' plus number on the shiney surface of the inner ring.

That METAL CHURCH cover is not too bad and definitely is not the worst around. Although, it should have been used on another band and not Metal Church.

Dood, you need to stop sucking. Apparently you only like this series because you watch it with your trousers down and your hand on your bit.

Sgt. Roxx 'Weapon Of Miss Distraction', Dr. Grind 'Speechless', and the new Eonian Records 'Feed Your Rock 'N' Roll Addiction' sampler. So, Many.

Well maybe he could have bodyslammed Lars and so we would not have to hear his big mouth non-stop talking.

More pathetic teen vampires. When will this vampire genre sacrilege end. I can not wait to 'not' watch this on television.

Parts of a terrible movie with Jean Claude Van Damme acting himself. Not sure what it was but the guy can not even play himself very well.

Eh. I am sure you will get them. The post sucks all over the world. Very excellent releases... although I am biased on the fact.

Crazy. That would have been even worse than the FOZZY guy trying to be a metal rocker.

The STEEL PANTHER cover is bad...as the music. (A little addition for GE(OFF-Topic))

The JOURNEY cover is a picture of Steve Perry without skin. None of my covers have appeared on this thread... Yet. There is still time for me to create total shit.

Clear as mud.

The only thing scarey about the movie was if you had to pay to watch it.

Yes. They could have had you standing in the center of the two. ...Just Kidding...

OUT NOW!!! Be sure to order a copy of the new releases.

An OK album when originally released. Nothing to jump into the Trevi Fountain about.

Did not know early-Pantera artwork was that hideous up close.