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Ba.. ..hahahh.. .. BAHAHAHYSAHAHAASAHAHAHAHASHAHAHHAAHHA! So fucking true it's pathetic.

Form is structure though. :/ It's pretty obvious by their denotations. Aesthetic is different from form.

Allmusic.com is useful for finding popular opinions on a lot of genres. They're horrible concerning metal though. Anyone who goes there searching for information on metal bands surely doesn't know much about metal, heh.

And this is automatically inappropriate if this is on the radio? :dopey: :dopey: :dopey:

Erik did have a point; the situation was stupid in all aspects. Dimmu is just stupid in general (laffo). The fact that "fucking bullshit" by itself (and, I think, perfectly fine for the context of what was said) is supposed to be upsetting is stupid (O my virgin ears). And the DJ's response...

I completely agree with this, especially the discernment between people who value music as art and people who value music as a form of entertainment. As for people who like different genres from myself, I'd say that a large majority of genres will have some real, respectable artists. How...

They have stupid and hypocritical Church of Satan beliefs, but I had no problem ordering from them in the one time I have done so. Their selection is nice too overall.

http://www.moribundcult.com/ Go to the main part, and click "Armory" on the sidebar for the actual record store. You should be able to find most of what you want there.

A pretty accessible, but good, black metal release is In the Woods' HEart of the Ages. The title track and "Yearning the Seeds of a New Dimension" are recommended.

I never really thought about it like this, but it makes a LOT of sense. I don't usually pay attention to production unless it's particularly bad or something really strikes me about it's that's good (more rare). I think Agalloch's The Mantle is worth another vote. Considering how layered the...

Elegy is almost like a half/half mix of metal/prog sound, with significant folk influences on the sound too. Overall, it's their last album with more metal than non-metal influence on their actual sound. I, personally, love the album and consider it Amorphis's best work by far.

Well, I only have Deathcult for Eternity: The Triumph. But, assuming that is more or less representative, The Chasm focuses a LOT on emotions in their lyrics. They're too abstract for their own good, making the words generally have very little meaning to them collectively. It doesn't matter...

I'll bet he appreciated it. :tickled:

I can't make too many judgments in this thread, but this one can't be true. The Chasm has very cool music, but their lyrics are 99% negligible.

Minimalist would imply more than just simple - it would imply, more or less, than the most basic/essential parts are used and nothing but. (As in, see definition #2. ;))