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Bob Larson's a good one.

I would also add on that list Kenneth McKenna (the personal injury attourney who brought both Ozzy Osbourne and Judas Priest to court for allegedly influencing some youth's to commit suicide via subliminal messages in the songs)

And Tipper Gore and Susan Baker of the PMRc (Parents Media Resource Center). The group who who randomly attacked a variety of metal groups in the 80's for lyrics that where said to be sexually explicit, violent, or occult related. On that list was such violent anthems like "We're Not Going to Take It." by Twisted Sister.

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"Bob Larson's a good one.

I would also add on that list Kenneth McKenna (the personal injury attourney who brought both Ozzy Osbourne and Judas Priest to court for allegedly influencing some youth's to commit suicide via subliminal messages in the songs)

And Tipper Gore and Susan Baker of the PMRc (Parents Media Resource Center). The group who who randomly attacked a variety of metal groups in the 80's for lyrics that where said to be sexually explicit, violent, or occult related. On that list was such violent anthems like "We're Not Going to Take It." by Twisted Sister."
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You might want to add William Grimm, who wrote that rather infuriating piece after Dimebag was shot.

And the fine folks of the Zeeland, MI school board, who suspended a student in 1998 for wearing a Korn T-shirt.

And the Parents And Grandparents Alliance, who were running full-page newspaper ads in 2000 about trying to pressure Congress into having hearings about the whole entertainment industry- they especially had a major hard-on for Slayer. Here's their website; Link

QUOTE: "The radio industry."

So true! We could possibly add MTV to that list. They may not be actual, frothing at the mouth, enemies of metal, but they're sure as hell not doing jack shit to help it either. I guess they just love that [c]rap, hip-hop, R&B, and teen pop too much.

MTV The largest source of music (seemingly) amongst our young population today (the future). May not be "frothing enemies" of metal (as someone put it), but they're the ones that promote the image of real heavy metal being a bunch of emo pussies with seven string guitars. Doesn't give real metal a very good image.