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Originally Posted by instantdeath999

I'm not so sure about that. Maybe we're talking college nerds, who I have no experience with, but high school nerds are all over Korn and Disturbed. Gives them a sense of masculinity, I suppose.

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I can see how that can come about, but when that kind of music first hit it was the "goths who thought the cure were gay" who listened to it - same that did Marilyn Manson. Nowadays, I dunno, because they're irrelevant. I guess listening to irrelevant music is nerdy, and as such yes, nerds listen to Korn. Now. :)

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Originally Posted by seriousbusson

RQ: What do you think would be a better wedding song, "There is a Light That Never Goes Out" or "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)"?

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the former, i already have that picked out for if i'm ever get married

"Closer" by Nine Inch Nails,"Kim" by Eminem,and "What Is Love?" by Haddaway are obviously the best wedding songs.

honorable mentions:

Eminem - Puke
Eminem - Kill You
Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back
Slayer - Angel Of Death(who doesn't wanna mosh at a wedding?)

exploder: You forgot "Don't Stand So Close To Me" by The Police and "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" by The Culture Club :)

Fun fact:For some reason "Silent Lucidity" was played at the last wedding i went to.

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Originally Posted by killer_roach

exploder: You forgot "Don't Stand So Close To Me" by The Police and "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" by The Culture Club :)

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Dang,I forgot "Every Breathe You Take" too :)

At my wedding, I'll have all of We're Only in it for the Money playing. Only after it plays will the marriage be official. In fact, listening to that album will replace the priest/rabii and the ceremony altogether. Later, we'll consummate the marriage to some early Carcass.

another good Eminem wedding song:"Criminal"

"and if it's not a rapper I'mma make it as
I'mma be a ****ing rapist in a jason mask!"

Sappy and all, but I'll Be There by Megadeth played during mine...

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Originally Posted by Soror_YZBL

I can see how that can come about, but when that kind of music first hit it was the "goths who thought the cure were gay" who listened to it - same that did Marilyn Manson. Nowadays, I dunno, because they're irrelevant. I guess listening to irrelevant music is nerdy, and as such yes, nerds listen to Korn. Now. :)

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I think it depends on whether we're talking the "smart nerds" or the nerds who just have really bad social skills. The latter are probably the ones who go for the really bad metalcore/deathcore ;)

For the record, though, I've never even met a "smart nerd". They're just a fable to me.