Metal Gear Solid 4 

A final game of one of the greatest storyline in video games. To those who are unaware, if it wasn't worth the fans' anger, Hideo would've ended the series with the 3rd game (counting the Solid series) First of all, most of the characters have returned, along with some from MGS3, like Eva is now called Big Mama.
And there are some rumors that Derbin is Sigit because of his suppose knowledge of weapons. Even that Big Boss may return because of a picture in a early poster of the game, strange enough he was naked in it.
Another rumor that is a big hope is a possible moment in the game where you control Metal Gear Rex when Liquid Ocelot controls Ray. Since the first trailer, there has been no signs of Snake going suicide on our ass.
Now along with some character changes, Naomi seems to be more hot since she (like a lot of new video game women) forgets to wear a bra. Meryl is more kick ass and too a lot of players surprise, Raiden has returned as a bad ass but may die because of a quick glimpse on the latest trailer.
We also find out about Olga's child, a young girl named Sonny. Everything that's mentioned about her has already been known since MGS2, more info later when game is released.
Oh and before this is wrapped up, the game is set to release on June 14th.
Thanks For reading.

Me: What's the greatest game series of all time?!
Players: Metal Gear Solid 4

Metal Gear Solid 4 by 2K-Dragon March 31, 2008

Gangsta Metal 

Obscure genre of music even to the underground music scene so much it is known as the music and culture of the underworld, it's combining of the two extreme cultures and music have cause controversy with rap fans and metal fans although many metal bands today use the concept of combining the musical styles.

This genre of music emerged in the early 90's a style that originated in Oakland, California USA by an underground pioneer named Omardoe. Many writers have confused the listening audience by suggesting that the music attracts a certain race of people, this is rejected by people of the underworld culture who know the music to be a force uniting all subcultures and see race issues as a promoted illness of bigotry.

There are several bands from the early 90's that writers describe as Gangsta Metal but these bands themselves did not describe the music as such. For years Gangsta Metal was a concept of uniting culture and music with parties that played both metal and Gangsta music, and street people who were outcast by both worlds getting together on the streets exchanging sub-cultures. This is known as the underworld the outcast of the underground.

In the year 2000 Omardoe formed a band called Debtera which is known as the first band to represent the music of the underworld; Gangsta Metal as a genre a sound and culture, blending the music and the culture without the pimps and hoes, degradation of women and without racism of any kind.

The Gangsta Metal bands (the real Gangsta MEtal) of today are:
Debtera
Insurgents
Dread of Auxum

Gangsta Metal by Breathe Blood July 25, 2006

sludge metal 

Sludge metal is a sort of fusion of late-80s doom metal and hardcore punk, with strong Southern and punk aesthetics tied in.

Although stoner bands like Bongzilla, Electric Wizard, & Unearthly Trance, and the like are often misclassified as sludge, the similarities are primarily a matter of historic concept & some musical attitudes, but they sound distinct -- stoner metal tends to be more melodic, while one of the prime aesthetics of sludge is discordance -- in a Godflesh or Scorn, uncompromising sense.

It grew out of Lousiana in the early nineties, although it is remarkably similar to the Melvins' work prior to that, and there is a significant amount of influence. Though Flipper, Swans, Neurosis can be credited as the first proto-sludge bands, I would opine that EyeHateGod, Crowbar, & Buzzov*en were the earliest distinct bands (88-90). Acid Bath ('91) could also be credited as a sludge band, but I believe they are distinct, although having influenced & been influenced by the genre.
Soilent Green (formed '88) and Dystopia ('91) are the next bands on the family tree, and practiced a grind-influenced form of sludge that's best described as a cacophony of hatred & pop culture references, overladen with discordant bass lines and almost nulled-with-distortion guitar work, staples of sludge metal.
Cavity ('92) formed in Florida, and has broke up since ('03), but are notable for their relatively prolific number of works.
Iron Monkey emerged around '94, taking more influence from stoner music (melody), but I still believe their early work to fall into straight sludge. Rwake ('97) quickly became a very distinct sludge metal band, as much in their distorted, almost nihilistic music, as well as their lyrics & thematic elements.

I won't neglect the questionable Corrupted ('94), who many consider a more straight forward Funeral Doom style, or stoner. However, they have released a great number of records, both in Japan and abroad, especially as split 7" vinyls with other artists, and deserve a certain degree of consideration. As with Dystopia, Soilent Green, and Rwake, they play an extremely discordant music, seemingly only monotonous bass lines overladen with vehement amounts of feedback, whilst most of the vocals are grunting of one form or another, often for notably long periods, broken up by long instrumental sections.

The sound is one of the more vile I've heard in music (perhaps not in a bad way), and is definitely in direct competition with the screeching of black metal, although I haven't the time to get into as long lived a genre as BM. Sludge is, in short, exactly what it says -- slow moving, undeveloped, untreated sewage, flowing with hatred that only rotting in the deepest piles of excretion can produce, & full of misanthropy and self-hatred.

EyeHateGod is one of the earliest sludge metal bands.

sludge metal by fuggieduggie February 4, 2009

metalhead 

someone who likes rock/metal and knows how to have fun

metalhead by Anonymous May 6, 2003

death metal

Death Metal is a form of music evolved from thrash metal in the 1980s. The band Death popularized the name with the song "Death by Metal", as long as their name. The song by Possessed also gave the entire genre a debated name credibility which is still disputed to this day. Death Metal is catergorized by its gutteral growling vocals, thickened guitar tones with sometimes heavy distortion properties, and blast beats which can range from a normal to very fast speed. The vocals and drumming and the pure tell-all of a death metal band, the gutteral bellows are began in the stomach yet shaped with the throat to release a significant sound to raise and lower the pitch of the music in general, while the drumming is blast beat and dependant (mainly) upon the bass drums. Metal evolved through the days, adding elements to grow into Gore Metal, encorporate Grindcore into their elements (Death/Grind). The country and time changes the style, as can be seen through Dismember, Morbid Angel, Cryptopsy, Nile, Origin, and the likes.

Death Metal is an extreme evolution of thrash.

death metal by Anonymous September 26, 2003

Mentai 

Japanese cartoon porn featuring a cast of strictly males ranging from young boys to old pedophiles.

Guy 1: "Hey, check out this mentai!"
Guy 2: "Dude, stop being gay."

Mentai by KPMDiver December 30, 2009

math rock/metal 

n.

1. A term that encompasses most all modern progressive rock or metal that places emphasis on time signature modulation and meter as opposed to dynamics, melody, or harmony. "Math rock/metal" encompasses everything from the jazzier leanings of post rock act Slint, to the phrase swapping and odd meters of the Dillinger Escape Plan, and even the hemiola and polyrhythm experiments of bands like Meshuggah and Tool.

2. A term often falsely described as "intelligent music" by people who simply regurgitate what they are told and apparently have no idea how to count.

Math rock/metal requires concentration.

math rock/metal by Sommy July 9, 2004