Pantera

Saw someone mentioned The Gorillaz a while ago. I like a few Gorillaz songs. Odd, yet fun and catchy. Definitely different than anything I usually listen to, and I give 'em props for that.

Ugh, I just cant get around to listening to his solo stuff, kinda like any other thing Phil Anselmo does like with Down, or even his new solo band called Phil Anselmo and the Illegals. They released their first album Walk Through Exits Only recently, I believe. Overall, I should look into singers' solo projects sometime. lol

Well Sinclair, I can't seem to like Pink Floyd either, for those reasons you gave for Zeppelin. But have you listened to the Chuck Berry/Elvis-inspired (rather covers) songs by LZ? You should look up C'mon Everybody/Something Else from Royal Albert Hall by them. (C'mon Everybody is by Eddie Cochran, btw) I can suggest many more songs of those don't work for ya.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1Dhz90oJXo I love Physical Graffiti, all of it. And I dare say In My Time of Dying (link above) is one of my favorite Zeppelin tracks. Dat Graffiti.

Yep, right on that. Too bad I only started to wonder this question just recently.

It seems I have picked the best time for asking what the first topic was, with the archives messing up and all. XD

Aside from my slight Nightmare Before Christmas reference as the title, that is my first thought when creating one of these newfangled "blogs". Well, so far I think this sounds better than that show "Dog with a Blog". At least the concept. But how should I end each entry? Something... er... unique. Different in the least. So, without wasting much more of your time: Bananas.

That's an interesting thing to think about, really (plus it'd sound kind of better). I'm wondering what other metal songs could be great without lyrics now...

Ugh, sorry 'bout that. My brain got severely mixed up with diamonds as you can see. XD Seek and Destroy is a bit worn out for me, I think. Just heard too much. What do you think of the solo in Hit the Lights, though, Sinclair?

I think we may have the answer, or at least the oldest topic we can possibly find at the moment. Anyway we could find ones that are even closer to the launch of BZCommunity? Nine days after launch seems somewhat early, though...

No liking to Kill 'Em All? Well ok. Honestly, riding in a car with MoP playing makes me sleepy. I'm not saying I'm into really heavy stuff, either, it just does that to me. Personally, KEA is my favorite, but I understand why people like RTL more, for it's more stable sound and whatnot. KEA is just so crazy with sudden solos and sheer loudness. You have not listened to Hit the Lights if ya haven't listened to it goin down a highway with it blasting. Hey, helped keep my mom awake while she was driving on a vacation trip. XD By the way, anyone like Diamond Head or other King Diamond-related acts? I really like Lightning to the Nations (album itself). Just wondering.

That's odd, then. Do those archives count topics before the merger? However, it's very close to when BZPower came to fruition, I believe.

Thanks for all your input, guys! I can kinda see this turning into some legend of sorts, which will be fun if it happens. But then what bones said asks another question: What was the first topic on "Pre-BZP" (or before the merge that created BZP)? It's very unlikely we'll ever really know that one, though.

And I'm Pantera, formerly Black Sabbth & Black Seven, Order of the 501st Legion and whatnot. (That's what this kinda feels like XD) I'm sure I remember Grr, though.

The topic realizes that Splinter, the rat, became a cat. Anyways, he fell off the bed, upon his head.