We can go together. I'll tell you all of my biggest fears so we can truly make my life a living hell.

They're Howard's favourite band and he ain't twelve.

Coulda fooled me. :laughing:

Okay, we fly to Malaysia first, then we travel back in time.

I used to listen to a lot of Korn, Limp Biskit, Van Halen, Disturbed, ABBA, Tim McGraw, and much more music that I can't stand today, but that's part of the learning process in a music career, and it's probably helped me gain the taste that I have today in some minute manner.

Or maybe not.

That sounds complicated.

Wait, you had nothing to say when we were just talking about time travel, but now that international travel is involved...?

Foreign airlines innit and dodgy airline food.

Oh dear... In no particular order:
Green Day, two songs of Linkin Park's, Good Charlotte, Tokio Hotel...:o:

When I was a little younger, around 18-21 I was really ashamed and pretty embarrassed by some of the bands I use to listen to, but now it's kind of fun to look back and laugh at what I thought was soooooo cool when I was younger.

Like many other people who came of age in the late '90's/early '00's I owned my fair share of nu metal albums. It wasn't really cause I was in love with the genre, I just liked heavy music and besides all the old stuff, it didn't really seem like there was anything other than what was on the radio. Here's some of the albums I listened to on a somewhat regular basis.

Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish in the Hot Dog Flavored Water
Disturbed - Believe
Stabbing Westward - Darkest Days
Slipknot - Slipknot and Iowa