Greetings and Salutations
 

The name's Jeff. I must say it's a pleasure (thus far) e-meeting you all (sorta). I hail from the murky depths of SW, Ohio and I bring with me misanthropy & gifts. Okay, none of the latter, but plenty of the former. I'm thirty years of age, a student of the occult, the macabre, the unconventional side of life, and the darker side of the human condition.

I look to bring something positive to the table, introducing fellow members to new music, books and the like. As well as lending my thoughts on things in which I'm passionate about (i.e. religion, politics, natural selection, social Darwinism). So, look for me to crack open my skull from time to time and give you a little insight into the sloppy, gray morass that's contained therein.

Thank you,
Jeff

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Welcome, man. Look forward to seeing you around on the forum and seeing your posts!

Nice intro thread.

Thank you! Wonderful avatar, too. :bowdown:

Hey, welcome to MB! What sort of music do you like to listen to?

I am quite eclectic! Therefore, I listen to a plethora of genres. However, I mainly listen to: Delta Blues, Black Metal, Doom Metal, Punk, 50's Rock 'N' Roll, Industrial, Gothic Country, Bluegrass, and Death Metal. Some of my favorite artists include: Blind Willie Johnson, Robert Johnson, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen, Darkthrone, Burzum, Immortal, Type O Negative, Samhain, Danzig, NIN, Rammstein, Sons of Perdition, Those Poor Bastards, Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks, Hank Williams Sr., Hank III, AC/DC, The Stanley Brothers, Ralph Stanley, Soundgarden, Morbid Angel, Black Sabbath, EYEHATEGOD, Electric Wizard, Cannibal Corpse, Loretta Lynn, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Deicide.

Yeah, that's consistent with "occult, the macabre, the unconventional side of life, and the darker side of the human condition." Someone recently mentioned to me that Glenn Danzig wrote a song that was recorded by a famous country star of yesteryear - not from that list, but Google might tell you who it is. Maybe we could advocate evil social policies in The Lounge.

He wrote songs for both Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison.

You look really promising. Excellent. Welcome.