There's more depth and humour in the manga series. And it's not a really long series. I think... 14 volumes.
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Yeah Psycho Pass is great. First season incredible, second season good, movie good. Hopefully the third season & new movie will also be good. It's one of those series that even a non-anime fan could get into, as it doesn't rely on anime tropes or stereotypes. It's basically just a cyberpunk sci-fi TV series in animated form.
The video on the other hand is the new low. I like how even people in the comments all agree that at this point they are making videos bad intentionally.
Thanks to Alexa misinterpreting a song request I have found an album @eochaid will no doubt agree is officially album of the year. High $tatus - Make Room for the King 
featuring genre legends such as Mistah White, DJ Wicked and $litwri$t ! Brokencyde meets Black Veil Brides, instant classic album.
Woop Woop
featuring genre legends such as Mistah White, DJ Wicked and $litwri$t ! Brokencyde meets Black Veil Brides, instant classic album.Woop Woop
Damn, that's sad news. I've never been a huge fan of Bodom, but Hate Crew Deathroll was one of the first extreme metal albums I really enjoyed. Still love it to this day tbh. CoB were always in the conversation alongside IF, DT, Soilwork, Arch Enemy, etc back in the early 2000s. Follow the Reaper was a decent album too, and there were a couple of songs I liked on Hatebreeder too.
I'm actually not sure I ever saw Bodom live. If I did then it would have been at a festival, but I don't remember seeing them.
Some great tracks. Their cover of Oops I Did It Again was actually pretty fucking good as well.
I'm actually not sure I ever saw Bodom live. If I did then it would have been at a festival, but I don't remember seeing them.
Some great tracks. Their cover of Oops I Did It Again was actually pretty fucking good as well.
Hatebreeder is my fave but first 3 albums were great. Hatecrew Deathroll was a step down in my opinion because the neoclassical elements were my fave and were de-emphasized. I don’t know, I was just really disappointed by all my favorites in 2002-2004. In Flames, Bodom, Opeth, Dimmu, it seemed like everyone was diverging away from what I really liked.
Something Wild is a bit of a mess to me. Some potential there, but a lot of flaws too.
Hatebreeder, Follow the Reaper and HCD all solid albums. I lost interest in CoB fairly quickly after that. I liked a handful of songs post-2003 but pretty much nothing after Blooddrunk.
90s and early 2000s were for sure my favourite period for metal music in general. Nowadays it feels like everything has already been done, and usually better than by whoever I'm listening to.
Hatebreeder, Follow the Reaper and HCD all solid albums. I lost interest in CoB fairly quickly after that. I liked a handful of songs post-2003 but pretty much nothing after Blooddrunk.
90s and early 2000s were for sure my favourite period for metal music in general. Nowadays it feels like everything has already been done, and usually better than by whoever I'm listening to.
Jon Schaffer: "I spend a lot of time and energy trying to get people to do some research."
what an idiot. If he'd done some "research" into the massive amount of hoax videos that were released claiming to be evidence of voter fraud he might not be in the situation he's in now.
You've written some great music Jon, but you're a fucking moron.
what an idiot. If he'd done some "research" into the massive amount of hoax videos that were released claiming to be evidence of voter fraud he might not be in the situation he's in now.You've written some great music Jon, but you're a fucking moron.
If you're talking Matt Barlow I believe he's a cop, so yeah, pretty disgusting that Schaffer willingly took part in a terrorist act that ended the life of a policeman. Problem is narcissistic, childish fucks like him and most other Trump supporters only care about themselves. Combine that with a refusal to face reality, instead choosing to live in a pretend world of ridiculous conspiracy theories, and you end up with this bullshit.
What bothers me most is how many people seem to be infected by this madness. It used to be something at the fringes of society to be laughed at - I'd like to know at which point this QAnon, David Icke, Alex Jones, conspiracy nutjob nonsense became legitimate discourse. Is Western society so unbearable that people genuinely need to invent and believe in this idiocy just to give their lives some kind of meaning?
What bothers me most is how many people seem to be infected by this madness. It used to be something at the fringes of society to be laughed at - I'd like to know at which point this QAnon, David Icke, Alex Jones, conspiracy nutjob nonsense became legitimate discourse. Is Western society so unbearable that people genuinely need to invent and believe in this idiocy just to give their lives some kind of meaning?
They are people who found "leaders" telling them what they want to hear. Not only that, they are also telling them that they are right and, if they cannot achieve their goals is due to some conspiracy lead by the forces acting in the shadows.
The most of them are alt right and arrogant cunts. The fact that they think that mass media, in the USA, social media, millionaires and the Democratic Party are dangerous leftists is a symptom of how crazy and deluded they are.
The most of them are alt right and arrogant cunts. The fact that they think that mass media, in the USA, social media, millionaires and the Democratic Party are dangerous leftists is a symptom of how crazy and deluded they are.
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