say something about what the forumer above you is listening to

[neal]

well listening to that made me want to hear the next track

 

[E-bortion]

is this the same covenant that did Mirror's Paradise?

 

[neal]

yeh they had to change their name cause of some sweedish electronic band. nexus polaris and animatronic are good shit.

 

[DarkGift]

pft, now this is a real beer:

wait what, how did this post get here? i posted it during the beer discussion in "say something about yourself"-thread

 

[stefan86]

you suck at posting

 

[DarkGift]

apparently

 

[E-bortion]

 

[Liverslapper]

Every time I see that band name, I think of this...

 

[Craysh3]

http://youtu.be/brP_IiuGh0w

The entire album is to die for, but this particular track just emanates of Bowie influence which always increases the bulge in my pants considerably.

 

[refraction]

Yeah!
Lets stick with Swiss bands

 

[Brooks]

While staying away from Swiss beer.

 

[Jeff-Loomis-fan]

Samael is ok,

been listening to the new album from Opeth, Heritage lately...

pretty good background music

 

[E-bortion]

yeah, if you're trying to go to sleep

 

[Craysh3]

Yes everyone remembers the mixed reception Heritage got, whether or not it's in the best interest of Opeth to continue in this creative direction is always up for debate but nevertheless, it's a solid album. Enough bullshit, more fucking Danzig!

 

[neal]

new danzig was pretty ok

 

[Mr.Sister]

I hate the hype around Ghost, every asshole seems to love 'em now. Though the band is great, of course.

 

[Jeff-Loomis-fan]

/\ Awesome!

 

[E-bortion]

I hate when other people like the same bands as me

:Smug:

 

[Shpongled]

I hate the hype around Ghost, every asshole seems to love 'em now.

I remember when I used to think like this about certain bands I really liked. Then I grew up and realized that all I was doing was creating unnecessary negativity. Who fucking cares about what anyone else likes or doesn't? It doesn't need to be a thing at all.

 

[Talking Backwards]

The only negative aspect to a band becoming "more popular" is when they change their style too much from what they did that appealed to you in the first place just to reach a broader audience. The positive is when they stay true to form (while obviously improving...) and having enough money to make better albums and give better live shows.