21:53 - .starrk @Lit: it's not a battle of wits, it's a battle of opinions. This is a point everyone here seems to keep missing >_> Emols clearly dislikes nu metal, you clearly like it. Go your separate ways
21:52 - Lit. ...And there's where you fail. Because they actually are. But eh, this conversation's boring now. No sense in having a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent.
21:51 - EMols86 Lit. I didn't ignore them. I said Mudvayne and Slipknot aren't great metal bands in my opinion. Try to actually read my comments instead of blindly assuming things.
21:50 - MechanisT Why openly bash it in a senseless manner? Duplicity, take a bow.
21:49 - Lit. [link] again because we just named 7 of them. All of which you ignored.
21:49 - .starrk In summary: you like what you like, whether other's do or not. If they openly bash it, fighting back will change nothing. Listen to what you like, don't listen to what you don't like. Happiness ensues
The Carling Academy Islington is a music venue in Islington, London, England run by the Academy Music Group. The main venue has a capacity of 800, and the adjacent Bar Academy holds 250.
The venue, which forms part of the N1 Centre, was purpose built and opened in September 2002. The original occupant was the short lived Marquee Club, a music and dining venue backed by David A. Stewart of The Eurythmics and club promoter Mark Fuller.
It re-opened in its current form in September 2003 and is the smallest of the three London venues within the Carling Academy Group.
