Quote from: Curehead_steffa on May 03, 2024, 16:20:52its really "close to me" and when i first heard about it i wasnt a huge fan as i am now.

Sorry to hear, that is bad luck really.

For years, I felt sorry about having missed those gigs "nearby" in 1987 and 1989.
Somehow I had my "happy end" when I finally saw them in 1992 and several times after. Plus another "happy end" was hearing much of "Disintegration" being performed at the show in 2016!
Hope you will get your "happy end" too! 

Welcome @Metallica_Ashllyzz! 

Your tastes sound like mine when I was a teenager, I listened to (almost) anything from pop to (hard) rock & metal, but my true love was always (post-)punk & new wave.

(Later when I grew up, I got rid of most of the pop & metal...) 

Nowadays I can listen to anything from classical to jazz, from folk & country to blues-rock, from singer-songwriters like Leonard Cohen to instrumental (post-)rock bands like Mogwai. Depends on my mood etc. 

UGHHHHH i really wish i couldve went and i love all those songs. its really "close to me" and when i first heard about it i wasnt a huge fan as i am now. I am so JEALOUS of everyone who went, i wish i could've seen robert in my own eyes and see him sing and dance. i see videos of him in miami and UGH I WIIIISSHHHH I COULDVE WENTTTT SO ENVIOUSSSSS

Quote from: Lady on March 05, 2007, 17:00:22embarassing? Why???

Robert was lovely with those guys and they were so excited...it was surely the best day of their life :roll:

what a luck!!!

I know that we're always too "warm"!! 

i agree that robert was kind (as always what an angel)and yes they were for sure lucky but it doesnt excuse what they did was wrong,i heard somewhere else that mary had called the cops when they broke in when robert was not home. i love that robert invited them for some tea but still reall wrong

I can't really choose over pictures of you, love song, and fascination street but if I really had to choose it would be pictures of you! I don't think I could ever get bored of pictures of you, I remember when I first listened to pictures of you and I was absolutely astonished and stuck in amazement.🤩

lol this is my irl friend guys. very new to here just found out about it today,great music taste as well

I LOVE METALLICA, but I also listen to and love Disturbed, Black sabbath, The Smiths, Lady gaga, Britney Spears, Limp Bizkit, Type O Negative, Mitski, Deftones, The Cranberries, Nirvana, The Clash, Radiohead, Epica, In This Moment, Queen, Motorhead, Anthrax, No Doubt, Bikini Kill, AC/DC, The Police, Red Hot Chili Peppers,  System Of a Down, KISS, Steve Lacy, Childish Gambino, and Tv girl!

i am also a big fan of rock and heavy metal,i really like death metal alot, like cannible corpse obituary deicide crptopsy,black sabbath, and much more, i also really like more gothic rock stuff,i like twin tribes christian death strawberry switchblade,nirvana and others. i only very rarely listen to singular artist but i like lady gaga, and some emo bands

Quote from: MeltingMan on May 02, 2024, 10:59:46The Rosary Murders from 1987. Still absolutely worth seeing.

Thanks, sounds interesting, will watch out for it. 

A film from the past "caught up" with me - The Rosary Murders from 1987. I watched the original English version online yesterday and the day before. So far I only knew the German version from TV, which is also good, if not better. The only annoying thing is the many commercial breaks. That's why I only watched the first 40 minutes and then the rest. Still absolutely worth seeing. 

Quote from: WikipediaIn 1978, Kienzle published the first, and best known of the Father Robert Koesler mystery novels The Rosary Murders which was made into a movie in 1987, starring Donald Sutherland as Father Koesler. The screenplay was co-written by Kienzle with Elmore Leonard and Fred Walton, who also directed the film. The Rosary Murders, like most of Kienzle's mysteries, is set in Detroit, Michigan.