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...Obviously the first 3 :o

I got my copy on Friday... But I don't have a working CD player :erk:

Aahahahaha! Beer beer was great! :lol: And growling cake is pretty much awesome :D

:D :D

So very awesome :kickass: I'll just add a few words to clarify: I think nebula is the English word, vindöga can also mean window and edge here has the same meaning as "skerry" rather than a knife's edge. :)

Tjohej! Grattis! :kickass:

Lefay, I've made an easy step-by-step guide for you, so you can have the Otyg demos without funding those fucking parasites. Download demos. Burn onto CD. All done! Benefits: It's cheaper. You don't have to send money to cunts who leech of other people's work. You don't get a tacky...

Sure looks legit, they got the spelling right and all... :rolleyes: Galdersång was never released publically, right? Only sent to various record companies.

Under Norrskenets Fallande Ljusspel is one of my favourite songs ever, here's a translation of the lyrics: Under the Falling Light-play of the Northern Lights Like a many-headed, green-shimmering serpent the features of colour splendour coil Over the glinting plays of scintillating...

It means "Captured by the spirit of the North". :)

MEIN GOTT! Must buy it.

Has Hebbe gone the same way now? The avatar indicates a much less hairy Draug. :o

Very much awesome! :rock: And thus begins the long and ardous wait. is "ardous" really a word, by the way? Can't find it in any dictionary...

These five lessons are a good start: http://www.slayradio.org/mastering_swedish.php (I know it has been posted before) This one is also good. http://tyda.se/

It differs a between different dialects. In "standard" Swedish it would be something like sche-LEFT-e-aw, where the "sch"-part is a bit guttural and pronounced down the throat, a bit like the Spanish "j" in Jesus. Phonetic letter ɧ. But in the northern parts the sch-sound is pronounced in...