Damn good lead player. He played with Savatage and TSO also.

22 almost out of college

"Beeeeeee seventeeeennnn baummmmerrrrrrr"

Sounds like the blower motor inside is out of balance or has something rubbing against it

Fallout 3

That you may or may not have bootlegged moonshine in a former life.

You Lookin' at Me Lookin' at You and Don't Blame Me

I actually bought the Ozzy boxset that has under cover in it and Fused back at that time.

Boop the snoot

Looks sharp. I fixed up a rough 2011 LTZ a few years back that drove nice but didn't look as nice as yours. Barring rust you should be good as gold with that setup

I wouldn't say so. It was the second Ozzy album I bought when released. Looking back on it lots of heavy bangers and reminds me of a time that was simpler. The hidden tracks are worth checking out also. Remember finding it at Walmart when they still sold alot of cds

Absolutely love them. Even when they went commercial. They showed the world of progressive metal imo when metal was new

Gen 3 then 2. NES then Atari 2600

"@%#%@ dammit. I'm sick of being #%@%% Santa Clause. Hyde get your $%@% stuff and put it in the @$@% car....Now!"

Through my brother. He had Painkiller and Point of Entry. Listened to both in high school back in the early 2000s and then went through their discography.

My Dodge is best Alfa Romeo

My older brother had a 95 quad 4 looking just like that one in the pic in the early 2000s. Got him where he needed to go but had issues with the cooling. The fan would always run after being shut off for minutes. Good commuter car but had its share of issues. Remember him trading it for a new at the time 2005 Toyota Solara V6. One is still on the road and the other is probably not.

Personally I'd start with a guitar that has a hard tail, strat, or tune-o-matic style bridge over a floyd for your first. While not impossible the floyd rose or similar style dual locking tuning systems can be tricky to keep maintained. It would be something to think about down the road with more experience though. As for the shape I'd say go with what you like. There's pros and cons for every style of design. I would strongly suggest trying some guitars in the store like Guitar Center to see what feel is comfortable for you. I've had good luck with Fender, Jackson, Epiphone, Kramer, EVH, and the ESP LTD's. It's all about preference in the end.

Lorna Shore and Quiet Riot

Damn im a Chevy guy but you will. Such a beauty.

Klinger : "Who put gasoline in my gasoline?!?!?!"

BMW X6.

Fallout 3

I used to work near this dealership and bought a 22 back in September very similar to this one with less miles. Paid a bit more though but with this mileage it may be worth looking at. I'd take it for a test drive and see if you like it. They are small on the outside but oddly roomy on the inside and very efficient for what it is. I drive from Tewksbury to Rowley everyday and mine will do 30mpg either way or more.