on a warlock? I noticed that, but when they are distorted they sound like a million bucks.....

hmmmm, any way I've got a song written, and I'm gonna write up a .midi for you all.

oh and I have a look for my self all set up. (For on stage, once the band is on the right track)

Dreds (Thick and long)
Pharo goatee (In memory of dimabag, one of my guitar heroes)
Black cloaths and army boots
Long black over coat with a "vampire coller" up to my ears
and of caorse a tribal tatto covering the entirety oof my left arm


Surprisingly, my parents are not concern about the tat.....damn 

RAWK!!! \m/
~hanz

why....? >.>


Rawk! \m/
~hanz

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Which Warlock?  Active or Passive pickups?  I'm guessing you're using the passive version (cheaper) which is why they sound flat.  You might want to replace them someday if it really bothers you, or experiment with some effects to get the sound you want.

About the look.. that's cool and all, but you don't want it to seem like you're trying to make a look for yourself.  In my opinion, it's kinda cheesy, and makes me lose respect for an artist.  Just be natural and your "look" will emerge on its own   Also, that overcoat is going to sweat your balls off on stage.  Take a look at Cradle of Filth or another band that dresses up in leather and such for shows.  Sure they look cool, but by the 3rd song they're standing in a puddle