I come from a pretty averaged sized town in North Carolina and we don't have that large of a music scene outside of metal. Weedeater, He is Ledgend, Sourvein, The Love Language (now in Raleigh), The Rosebuds are some of the bigger bands to come from the area.

I play in a local band myself called Free Clinic. If anyone is interested we have a bunch of free tunes up on - freeclinic.bandcamp.com

Had to vote for Saving Private Ryan based on this list. However I think a lot of the greatest war films ever made are the older ones. Foreign films are often times better than they're American counterparts simply due to the fact that we have a violence driven look on war in this country.

There are only a few movies I can recall that scared me an a lot. Don't get me wrong, I'll jump in my seat when things pop out randomly and I do get creeped out if something weird is happening. But that I can remember Drag Me To Hell hit me pretty hard, Insidious had me on edge, and so did the first Grave Encounters. The Descent had it's moments too.

Turn Off The Bright Lights - Interpol

Anyone with a basic musical knowledge knows that classical composers need to be remembered, not glorified.fluffy_puppy666

But if you see someone glorifying classical composers, then its either because this person wants to look special or because this person really likes soft music, or both.