Goblin Cock Bacon, Cheddar Cheese, ¼lb. Vienna Hot Dog, Tomatoes, Onion, Neon Green Relish, Sport Peppers, Pickles, Celery Salt Mustard - $13
LOLI still remember when my friend told me about a band he had recently discovered. "Dude, I got this awesome CD for like $5 online. The band... is called Goblin Cock."
I think I might get either that burger or the Bongzilla when I make the pilgrimage. Maybe the High On Fire or the Slayer. Those are the four choices presently.
I think I might get either that burger or the Bongzilla when I make the pilgrimage. Maybe the High On Fire or the Slayer. Those are the four choices presently.
I agree with most of those. I'd exchange the High on Fire for either an Iron Maiden or Pantera, but still, that's five great choices.
EDIT: And be sure to look at the staff page too. I want to get a picture with The Bear.
Well, self-parody is pretty prevalent in metal bands as it is. I mean, really, how serious can you be when you stand up on stage, growl about Thor, and twirl your hair in unison. It's part of the appeal; be ridiculous and don't take things quite so seriously.
The parrot thing, however, is a little out there. Still, I'm going to look into these guys and see if it's worthwhile. Since they're related to Pig Destroyer, it's probably more of a deathgrind sound than a straight-up death metal sound.
EDIT: Man, I just told a coworker about Hatebeak, and I have to say, it sounds incredibly ridiculous to actually tell another human being, out loud, with words, that there is a metal band whose lead vocalist is a parrot.
Well, self-parody is pretty prevalent in metal bands as it is. I mean, really, how serious can you be when you stand up on stage, growl about Thor, and twirl your hair in unison. It's part of the appeal; be ridiculous and don't take thingsquiteso seriously.
At what point does a vocalist go, "You know what this song needs? Me screaming for a solid 30 seconds." I don't know, but the guy from Cryptopsy apparently does.
Skitliv, a black/doom project featuring Maniac, a former Mayhem vocalist. In fact, he's sort of the former Mayhem vocalist. It's some pretty evil-sounding shit, let me tell you.
Weapon, a Canadian melodic black/death group. They're just great.
Just to remind everyone, Megadeth's Rust in Piece came to Rock Band and looks freaking awesome. It's going to break some fingers, I know it.
Also, related, bands like this really make me look forward to Rock Band Network, which at the latest will appear by St. Patrick's Day. This could be one of my favorite new bands previewed before the launch of RBN.
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I'm going the next time I'm in Chicago. If any of you hit ACen and I'm there, we'll go.
On a more serious note, they also have been voted the best burgers in Chicago. So, it's not just a gimmick.
I think I might get either that burger or the Bongzilla when I make the pilgrimage. Maybe the High On Fire or the Slayer. Those are the four choices presently.
EDIT: And be sure to look at the staff page too. I want to get a picture with The Bear.
My mouth is watering.
Delicious Nacht Burger.
I ate souvlaki for the first time a couple weeks ago. It was pretty good.
Looks like it's a side project from a guy in Pig Destroyer.
The parrot thing, however, is a little out there. Still, I'm going to look into these guys and see if it's worthwhile. Since they're related to Pig Destroyer, it's probably more of a deathgrind sound than a straight-up death metal sound.
EDIT: Man, I just told a coworker about Hatebeak, and I have to say, it sounds incredibly ridiculous to actually tell another human being, out loud, with words, that there is a metal band whose lead vocalist is a parrot.
I am SO tempted to go track down some of these 7"s.
Skitliv, a black/doom project featuring Maniac, a former Mayhem vocalist. In fact, he's sort of the former Mayhem vocalist. It's some pretty evil-sounding shit, let me tell you.
Weapon, a Canadian melodic black/death group. They're just great.
Also, related, bands like this really make me look forward to Rock Band Network, which at the latest will appear by St. Patrick's Day. This could be one of my favorite new bands previewed before the launch of RBN.