This song is just weird for me...
 

Lock Up--24 hour Man

Actually, the entire album "something bitchin' this way comes, but it's mostly this song and a couple others.

The band features both Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine/Audioslave) and Brian Grillo (Extra Fancy) in music that doesn't exactly sound like their later bands. It's one of those sorta bizarre nostalgia/"Before they were famous" trips.

Who/What/Why do you find weird?

<font color=969696>My favorite song by Lock Up is "After Life In Purgatory".

Something I find weird: Norther's cover of "Smash" by Offspring. It's awesome, though.</font>

I'm guessing it's the "Pleasures Pave Sewers" PoS group of the same name.

Just because you don't like them. :p

Yeah, I bet that was your defense for every hour wounds, too. :p

They weren't good enough for me to bother leaping to their defence. :(

I'm surprised lock up is.

I mean, Asphyxy's a different story. He's basically every White Wolf sycophant I've ever known...:lol:

Lock Up are good though. :p

Although it might partly be the fact they're somewhat of a supergroup and that I like the various "day jobs" of the members...

If you're referring to a band as a single entity, it's "is" and not "are."

Supergroup. :lol: Yeah, they've got big names in their group...And they're still nothing more than the usual crapcore...

Grammar can kiss my arse, I know "is" is technically correct but I still think it looks stupid when used with bands for some reason. So I'll save it for formal writing or something. :p

And you're just biased against Lock Up because their drummer is fat, their bassist has a dodgy semi-afro and their singer is a Swede with a borderline drinking problem. :shifty:

Yes/...Because I actually know what they look like...

(Or, for that matter, care)

You're no fun anymore. :(

Was I ever fun?

Bart: You used to be cool.

Lisa: No I didn't.

You were "fun" by my perverse definition of the word. :shifty:

<font color=969696>Lock Up is a fun band. I liked their first album because of Peter Tagtgren's vocals. Nick Barker's double bass in After Life In Purgatory is great.</font>

Tell us about the Tremere you used to play before it was k3wl

:?:

:lol:

You know, back before it became popular, and thus less k3wl.