u/Professional_Cut_432

I am not talking about bands that went soft as a cupcake like Mushroomhead. Godamn man, I don't know why bands can't just stay true to form. Nobody wants to hear piano ballads and shit. Stupid Mushroomhead. I love them, it's just that their earlier stuff was so good and I expected more out of them.

Same with Slipknot, they changed way too much after Iowa. They're a hard rock band since Subliminal verses. I don't know what they're doing now.

Nonpoint and Sevendust are the two off the top of my head.

Big Truck - Coal Chamber

Apparently, I have until tomorrow to sign up for the new location promotion. Does anyone know the annual fee? For some reason, they don't make it known until after you sign up. I'd like to calculate my actual monthly totals with all fees baked in.

How is the turnout? It's in my town tonight in St. Louis, but I couldn't make it.

Dry Kill Logic and Paleface Swiss