SteveXFR

Of course. I am reasonable

Same goes for bag pipes and ukuleles

Knife Party - Deftones

I can't stand a lot of the earlier prog, it seemed like it was complicated for the sake of being complicated and then there's Hocus Pocus by Focus which had yodelling which is unacceptable. I do like a lot of modern progressive metal though, bands like Intronaut, Tool and Meshuggah who make complicated music which has cool bits and sounds interesting

Punch in the face - Ministry A lovely ballad

More than worms - Extreme

Fast Worms - Intronaut

After I drove one I realised they're for looking at, not driving. My Jaguar had an engine based on the one in the V8 Vantage, bored out from 4.7 to 5.0 and with a massive supercharger and an extra 150 horsepower and was about a third the price and much cheaper to run.

Snakes for the divine - High On Fire

I've got it https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194368628626?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=CkguqlEPQQ6&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=9V8HKDKxT8C&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Which brand of bass is incredibly over priced, has German pickups, is unreliable, eye wateringly expensive to repair and isn't as good as cheaper competitors? An Aston DB9 was the most disappointing car I've ever driven, it felt fat, wallowy and underpowered. The v12 motor sounded nice though.

Milqtoast - Helmet

We're going to record our demo this weekend so I thought I'd get some new strings. It looks like my usual DR Black Beauties are no longer available as the heavy 5 string set. They have quite a distinctive sound so I'm a bit nervous about trying something else and with my A# tuning, I'm not sure the .125 gauge will do it.

Strange Brew - Cream

No hope in sight - Paradise Lost A lovely uplifting tune

Ghost Town - The Specials

In the city - The Jam

Roots Bloody Roots - Sepultura

Charlie Big Potato - Skunk Anansie

Janie's got a gun - Aerosmith

One arm bandit - Jaga Jazzist

Them bones - Alice In Chains

No Fun - The Stooges

Tugging - Brotherhoof Of Man

Going blind - Melvins