Bill Bailey's message to Metallica

Hilarious vid if your familiar with the song Enter Sandman!

Old but hardcore. Dude he played this when I saw him at Sonisphere this year Was awesomesauce. The rain poured like hell but all of us metalheads stayed out and went mad during Bill and Slipknots sets. :)

Lykos wrote:

Old but hardcore. Dude he played this when I saw him at Sonisphere this year Was awesomesauce. The rain poured like hell but all of us metalheads stayed out and went mad during Bill and Slipknots sets. :)

I knew you would like it, a comedian of Bill's caliber could easily be lost on people who are not of our shores.

You see I went to Bloodstock this year due to the £90 weekend ticket price, the locality and obviously in my case Immortal headlining the Saturday. Sonisphere did seem Epic though.

I laughed so much the first time I watched this because I was expecting him to play keyboard or something and never dreamt he would pull out the car horns, haha.

Oh yes, the metalheads respected what he did and found it funny as hell.

That's understandable bro, to be honest I only went for In Flames. If they weren't playing I'd have hardly any reason to go.
Was incredible though. Metallica and Biffy Clyro were excellent headliners (slipknot did what thye did well but their setlist was disappointing) and Opeth blew me away. I'm glad I saw them then because they are now no longer doing death growls (studio or live!). Massive disappointment.

Yes it really is the lolz XD Bill is such a talented musician in every aspect.

Bill Bailey FTW!!!

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Ohh yes. Us Englishmen know.

I like to keep it that way. So the Americunts can't see how epic he is !!!!!

He's very popular in Ireland also. :)

I saw that video a while back, he's quality, love him on QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks etc. Hilarious.

Stoney wrote:

He's very popular in Ireland also. :)

I saw that video a while back, he's quality, love him on QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks etc. Hilarious.

Yeah, I should of said the British Isles really. Were all very similar kind of people on these Islands in the North Atlantic except were all proud of of our slight differences to one another.

I recently found out that my Viking heritage of Yorkshire is very closely related to the Viking heritage of Dublin. Apprently both the Kingdom of Jorvik (York) and the Kingdom of Dublin both shared the same kings as one another.

Funny how our History connects us.

Dam_Noir wrote:

Stoney wrote:

He's very popular in Ireland also. :)

I saw that video a while back, he's quality, love him on QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks etc. Hilarious.

Yeah, I should of said the British Isles really. Were all very similar kind of people on these Islands in the North Atlantic except were all proud of of our slight differences to one another.

I recently found out that my Viking heritage of Yorkshire is very closely related to the Viking heritage of Dublin. Apprently both the Kingdom of Jorvik (York) and the Kingdom of Dublin both shared the same kings as one another.

Funny how our History connects us.

As much as I understand what you mean and I'm not trying to pick a petty argument, but here in the ROI we refer to the British Isles as Britain and Ireland, you'll obviously understand why, with our nations history and such, but that's what is, history.

The Battle of Tara, were Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill defeated Olaf Cuaran for control of the Kingdom of Dublin. Bloody Vikings, I'm talking to you, Blixt.

Check put this video, Dam Noir.

Couldn't stop laughing at it. I'm sure he's a Northern like yourself.

Stoney wrote:

Dam_Noir wrote:

Stoney wrote:

He's very popular in Ireland also. :)

I saw that video a while back, he's quality, love him on QI, Never Mind The Buzzcocks etc. Hilarious.

Yeah, I should of said the British Isles really. Were all very similar kind of people on these Islands in the North Atlantic except were all proud of of our slight differences to one another.

I recently found out that my Viking heritage of Yorkshire is very closely related to the Viking heritage of Dublin. Apprently both the Kingdom of Jorvik (York) and the Kingdom of Dublin both shared the same kings as one another.

Funny how our History connects us.

As much as I understand what you mean and I'm not trying to pick a petty argument, but here in the ROI we refer to the British Isles as Britain and Ireland, you'll obviously understand why, with our nations history and such, but that's what is, history.

The Battle of Tara, were Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill defeated Olaf Cuaran for control of the Kingdom of Dublin. Bloody Vikings, I'm talking to you, Blixt.

Check put this video, Dam Noir.

Couldn't stop laughing at it. I'm sure he's a Northern like yourself.

I know what you mean pal, forgive my ignorance. The thing is I indentify myself primarily as English so the term 'British Isles' feels quite neutral from my point of view but I can certainly appreciate that the Irish wouldn't agree with that.

Yeah Lee Mack is a Northener, he's from Southport not far from Liverpool which I know your familiar with. He's also good on a show called 'Would I Lie to You', he's a funny bloke.

Mind you I think your fellow countrymen Dara Ó Briain and Dylan Moran are hilarious!

No problem, fella.

I watch all those programmes on Dave, Would I Lie To You, QI, NMTBC, etc. And of course Mock The Week, which Dara O'Briain excels on.

Also love his take on gamers and how hey are perceived. Top bloke alright.

I'm not to familiar with Dylan Moran tbh, I'd say Lee Mack is my favourite stand up followed my Kevin Bridges, Scottish comedian, absolutely hilarious.