Billy Milano, alive and well.

I read this but i'm not sure what to think, I know alot of this crap and links were going around back at the start of April but now ? anyone else hear anything ?



OK me bad, it has been confirmed that one of Billy's mates using Billy's computer posted that as a Joke,

w4nker.



on a lighter note :

who else here is a fan of M.O.D. or S.O.D. ? and what release do you like the most ?

I realy like Gross Misconduct.

It's hooey.

Yah, that's a bunch of bunk.

Billy Milano will never die! Haha.

I know as of last week SOD were working on something-TJ

that fat bastard gets on my last nerve

SAXON1500 wrote:

It's hooey.

Check your PMs, SAXON1500.

mc666 wrote:

that fat bastard gets on my last nerve

I bet he cares.

Eyesore wrote:

mc666 wrote:

that fat bastard gets on my last nerve

I bet he cares.

as much as anyone else cares about his dwindling career

Eyesore wrote:

Billy Milano will never die! Haha.

Billy Milano is a full courageous man, he is, he is yes yes he is...

I liked the first SOD and MOD disc respectively when they came out an eon ago... I've viewed it as a novelty.... I mean how many songs did the first SOD have on it??? 20 or something.... MOD ,, I always loved 'Dont' Feed the Bears' or the 'Ballad of Dio'.... they were funny... anything after those discs were just pointless.....

I've always found MOD to be way better than SOD.

SPEAK ENGLISH OR DIE by S.O.D. was a landmark album for its time, and it still sounds great today. Everything Billy has done since has been a pale imitation of it (and I include S.O.D.'s BIGGER THAN THE DEVIL when I say that).

Fat Freddy wrote:

SPEAK ENGLISH OR DIE by S.O.D. was a landmark album for its time, and it still sounds great today. Everything Billy has done since has been a pale imitation of it (and I include S.O.D.'s BIGGER THAN THE DEVIL when I say that).

I agree that Speak English of Die was a landmark album for it's time.

I like both S.O.D. and M.O.D. I really liked the last M.O.D. album, The Rebel You Love to Hate. The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

ultmetal wrote:

I like both S.O.D. and M.O.D. I really liked the last M.O.D. album, The Rebel You Love to Hate. The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

:lmao:

I got a promo of REBEL YOU LOVE TO HATE when it first came out and yea, there were a couple of good songs (incl. "Wigger" and "Ass-Ghanistan") but there was a heck of a lot of filler on that disc too, which was disappointing because it was such a short disc to begin with. I mean, there were one or two "radio edits" of album tracks included, which were just padding...and besides, how much "radio play" was Billy expecting to get with that record anyway? I get the feeling that he only had enough material for an EP or CD-Single but decided to try and stretch it out to album-length.

I remember back in 1987 I read an article where Scott Ian said jokingly that Billy Milano was hit and killed by a truck carrying Riccata cheese!

ultmetal wrote:

The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

that whole song is what turned me against this guy.

mc666 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

that whole song is what turned me against this guy.

Why is that? Did you think it racist?

That song is funny because it's true...

I don't care what race, color or creed you are...

Pants hanging so low I can see 4 inches of your ass, undies or boxers is RETARDED..

it makes you look slovenly and stupid...anif ths look happens to be a staple of your culture and look...then I feel sad for you...

ultmetal wrote:

mc666 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

that whole song is what turned me against this guy.

Why is that? Did you think it racist?

there is a definite racist message there imho. if white kids who wear baggy pants & listen to hip hop, etc are "wiggers" then i suppose the black kids who act & dress the same way are niggers, right? that is where that word came from. white niggers. the only reason people lash out at white kids who dress this way is because they feel threatened that stereotypical black culture is somehow invading their youth. so they make a joke to belittle it. the same kids wearing torn jeans, long hair, & denim vests with patches who look just as sloppy are not a threat i guess. it all comes down to race in the end.

i'm not trying to get anyone to agree with me. would not expect them to. most people deny to themselves that they harbor such feelings. they'll never admit it to others.

@ shiney.. a grown man wearing spandex crotch hugging pants, makeup, & long hair sprayed into a big poofy mess looks just as retarded. feel sad for glam metal as well. what would you call them... "Waggots"?.

Quote :

a grown man wearing spandex crotch hugging pants, makeup, &
long hair sprayed into a big poofy mess looks just as retarded.

Hey - I resemble that remark.

mc666 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

mc666 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

that whole song is what turned me against this guy.

Why is that? Did you think it racist?

there is a definite racist message there imho. if white kids who wear baggy pants & listen to hip hop, etc are "wiggers" then i suppose the black kids who act & dress the same way are niggers, right? that is where that word came from. white niggers. the only reason people lash out at white kids who dress this way is because they feel threatened that stereotypical black culture is somehow invading their youth. so they make a joke to belittle it. the same kids wearing torn jeans, long hair, & denim vests with patches who look just as sloppy are not a threat i guess. it all comes down to race in the end.

i'm not trying to get anyone to agree with me. would not expect them to. most people deny to themselves that they harbor such feelings. they'll never admit it to others.

@ shiney.. a grown man wearing spandex crotch hugging pants, makeup, & long hair sprayed into a big poofy mess looks just as retarded. feel sad for glam metal as well. what would you call them... "Waggots"?.

Thanks for the explanation. I sort of figured that is what you meant. Played the song for my wife some time ago and she would agree with you.

I just don't see it as anything more than a mockery of rich and middle class white kids trying to act like they are 'from the ghetto'. If he were to have written a song making fun of the poofy hair and spandex of the 80's, I would have thought it was funny as well because frankly, they did look funny.

ultmetal wrote:

If he were to have written a song making fun of the poofy hair and spandex of the 80's, I would have thought it was funny as well because frankly, they did look funny.

Milano did do a take off on the poofy hair & spandex in the video for "True Colors" from the GROSS MISCONDUCT album... check it out here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B5DKyT_FqY

Man, did Billy ever look ugly in a poofy blonde wig. Not that he was ever a particularly handsome guy to begin with, but...

By the way, extra trivia, that's future Overkill drummer Tim Mallare behind the kit in this vid.

Wow....that was kinda scary!

ultmetal wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

SPEAK ENGLISH OR DIE by S.O.D. was a landmark album for its time, and it still sounds great today. Everything Billy has done since has been a pale imitation of it (and I include S.O.D.'s BIGGER THAN THE DEVIL when I say that).

I agree that Speak English of Die was a landmark album for it's time.

I like both S.O.D. and M.O.D. I really liked the last M.O.D. album, The Rebel You Love to Hate. The song Wigger is freakin' funny. "Pull your pants up, why don't you pull your pants up!!!" Man, I love it. So many of those baggy pants kids living in my neck of the woods. I laugh everytime I see them walking around with the crotch of their pants hanging around their knees and them having to hold onto their pants as they walk to keep 'em from falling down.

:lmao:

When SOD was talked about in the press I remember it being this "side project" thing... and it sorta has taken a life of it's own... Billy always and I mean ALWAYS just put it out there.... Think about it....&*@! the Middle East.... Speak English or Die.... AIDS or Spandex Enormity.... he has always just let it out.... I didn't grow up in a Politically Correct culture or society... we all made fun of each other (I was tall and very skinny with bad acne... I was open season)..... I thought his stuff was funny.... even if not in good taste...

Ult, not heard that song but I could only imagine !!!!