Recent content by verderf_lf

Yeah, and I like the upgrade on the lay-out with making a more visual split between the sticky and normal threads. How's this for picking up an OLD thread, huh? I figured it was pointless to create a new one just to make the above remark. At the same time not wanting to leave it unspoken.

Oops, time hasn't been good to Tom... 8-O Sorry for the OT remark.

Woods of Ypres - Against the Seasons ...and I ain't tellin' no lies. It's in a cycle, just having been preceded by Shape of Despair "Illusion's Play" and to be followed by Ajattara "Äpäre". Good company, eh?

Ah, thanks for that slice of info, David. I do hope Mog Ruith will continue though. I just love their old school approach.

That's n-ice. Is there any news on the future of the band, though? They sound a bit doubtful on their site... BTW, I'm digging WoY as well! 8-)

What do you mean "I know"? That six string looks awesome, man! Old school, hehe. :rock:

That's cool. So it was probably stuck somewhere between Scotland and Belgium for those extra three weeks it took for the goods to reach me. :rolleyes: Sounds like something typical for our postal service... Then again, people are always complaining so I'll just cut the crap. :Saint:

maudlin of the Well - Bath

I'll gladly take your word on that, David. I was just using it as an example to shine a different light on the so-called judgement of calling this thread boring - for whatever reason, best known to the person who passes such judgement. I find it a bit disturbing to then see what seems to really...

I can now say out of experience that both WoY and Mog Ruith rock as much as I had expected them to judging by the MP3s. Very n-ice! ;-)

Very true. I learned about Solstice through their demo "MCMXCII" and immediately loved their stuff. The CDs are very powerful as well. In a way, I wish I hadn't read that interview where Rich was rambling on and on. No-one's perfect of course but I generally dislike people praising themselves...

Catacombs - In the Depths of R'lyeh

Thanks, Jessica. Matter of the fact is I regularly find myself in places like the one in the picture. One might as well make himself useful or at least broaden one's horizon rather than dwell in mindless prejudice as people often do. Many if not most tend to think in black and white when it...

Owch, that hurt... not. Impressive comment.

And so I did. See thread. Yes, I am a man of my word. :)