We hate it when our friends are successful.

Creeping Dan wrote:http://www.bloodstock.uk.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=21202

And if we read the first comment, there is a prime example of what is happening. That girl was in my tutor at school waaa.

Hahaha, good find Dan.

lesson here being you don't have to be giging like mad to maintain a high profile.yea maby only 1/6 of there myspace friends are actually into them,but its got them to japan.

Hahaha, I love how the Bloodstock forum congratulate them, whilst we sit back and try and work out conspiracy theories behind their success!

Good point from Joe though. I guess some bands spend years and years gigging and don't get into these polls, but probably because they don't push themselves in that direction, and are more concerned with the joy and glory of playing live, whereas other bands just solely aim for the press angle and thus here we are, big festivals and magazine features without having to do shitty gigs in shitty venues for 10 years. Which path would you choose I ask you all? I personally prefer to have the years of little boys, as it makes the big boys seem more wonderful, but then I guess it's all about which way you look at your face, and if you really really want a career out of music/metal no matter what, or if you just want the fun and joy of music whether or not you 'make it'. If Warpath are getting what they want, many congrats to them, I just find it really really hard to see how this has happened and would bloody love to know!

Who knows what the goodness is up the bums of men.

Because the Bloodstock forum is no way near as kvlt and trve as us lot. Posers.

Going Japan doesn't make you a good band though, it makes you a band... in Japan!

H.O.D. Feemo wrote:Going Japan doesn't make you a good band though, it makes you a band... in Japan!

In Japan you are treated like gods and the girls... the girls.........

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I considered never coming back.

You don't even play in a band Pove!!!!!

My english charms as a roadie knows no bounds F-train

H.O.D. Feemo wrote:Going Japan doesn't make you a good band though, it makes you a band... in Japan!

Also, Jon ummed it up rather well there (again).