no country for old wainds
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nice. a good thing about john arch not really doing a whole lot after fates warning is his voice has held up better than most from the '80s have.
The new Obituary came out today
Shoot, almost forgot. I'll have to give the sucker a listen, then decide whether it's worth buying. And if it's the artistic comeback I'm hoping for from them. Either way, the Decibel Magazine tour with Kreator will kick ass.
Listening to the new Obituary now (autorip rules). Donald Tardy's drumming is a throw back to the older records for sure.
Mine came today as well. Will probably listen to it tonight and drink. Got pretty high hopes, samples sounded great.
Fair enough. Inb4 John Tardy signs it in Tardy-speak. "JAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGNNNNNNNN TAAAAAHHHHHHHRRRRRRDDDDEEEEEEEEEEEE".The 3 tracks I've heard are super promising. I'll probably wait until I see them live and buy it at the show and hopefully get it signed
Really? Now I'm too intrigued for my own good.My opinion thus far is that it's their best since World Demise.
Fair enough. Inb4 John Tardy signs it in Tardy-speak. "JAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGNNNNNNNN TAAAAAHHHHHHHRRRRRRDDDDEEEEEEEEEEEE".
John Tardy, Luc Lemay, and Martin Van Drunen walk into a BAAAAAARRRRRR...
John Tardy, Luc Lemay, and Martin Van Drunen walk into a baaaarrrryyyyuuuaaaarrrggghhhhuuuuuuurrrghhh...
Glen Benton is the bartender...John Tardy, Luc Lemay, and Martin Van Drunen walk into a bar...