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Yeah

... that came out.

And I sort of not, I wouldn't say I'm not metal on the head, but I didn't buy much new ...

There weren't any new metal bands that I was, was really buying- And then I think Christmas 2004, Kerrang!'s albums of the year thing came out with, you know, 20 albums of the year and the, the staff albums of the year thing.

And the number one was Leviathan by Mastodon.

And I was like, "Oh." And I was like, "I kind of remember the name of that band," but I didn't really know anything about them.

And then I got some, I got, like, Virgin record vouchers [clears throat] for Christmas, and so I was like, "I'm gonna go out and buy something." And I saw it kind of in the sale after Christmas.

Oh, sick