I though 2005 was definitely a great year for metal. For me, there were probably about 20-25 albums that I felt were really good.
YOUR albums of the year (2005)
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Wow, I'm quite jealous. I dont' think I'll ever be able to afford to buy 20 albums in one year in my entire life. You guys buy a dozen on one trip sometimes and I cry myself to sleep.
Susperia said:
Shit, at the end of last year I bought like 85 cd's from Relapse Records all in one shot, over $900
. Not all year 2005 cd's, but a standout one that I did get from 2005 was Beheaded's Ominious Bloodline.Susperia said:
When I first got into metal I purchased about 30 cds within the first year. That was pretty good considering I was still in high-school and without a job. Come to think about it, how did I ever afford them?
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Perdition's Light said:
No, I actually had saved up a lot of money over the years. My question to myself wasn't exactly meant to be taken quite so literally/seriously.
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Perdition's Light said:
Its quite fine with me. Its 1:15am here so I've really got nothing to do but stare at a computer screen and listen to music.
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it's 3:00 AM here and I am on DXM (and yes, i was using this stuff well before i knew who Velvet Cacoon were) and listening to "Hvis Lyset Tar Oss" and "My Journey to The Stars" on repeat.
I am also reading up on the impending apocalypse (i.e. rapture) on different newsgroups and all of the various crazed sects. This almost seems like a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy (the apocalypse, that is).
I am also reading up on the impending apocalypse (i.e. rapture) on different newsgroups and all of the various crazed sects. This almost seems like a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy (the apocalypse, that is).
Perdition's Light said:
Burzum is fantastic. Ever heard of Kammarheit? Dark ambient with great a atmosphere - very cold, desolate and dark.
And as for listening to music on repeat...yeah, I do that too without ever changing the song even though it really gets annoying after a while.
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I can find much better metal albums in prewious years, so not for me.MadeInNewJersey said:
It also depends of how sub-genre of metal do you listen to, I prefer Electro/Industrial of Avan-garde/symphonic. Currently I dig some Doom metal, so I think I will find some interesting CD´s from 2005.
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Erik said:
if i have nothing better to do than lurk and post on a message board @ 3 AM while on druqkz, i might as well let it be known
plus i like drugs ok
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MadeInNewJersey
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Fredy_Brown
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MadeInNewJersey
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that makes pretty much no sense at all, and only serves to further support my claim that you're clueless about any "modern" metal
Fredy_Brown
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No? Enlighten me than....which are good modern metal bands? And their good releases in 05?MadeInNewJersey said:
Carcassian
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MadeInNewJersey
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Carcassian said:
in my forum, sure. I just come to GMD to see how much the idiots can amaze me
never fails
MadeInNewJersey
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Fredy_Brown said:
I've pretty much been quite vocal about the bands & albums from '05 that I thought were good-and-better quality. You want to see them again, use the search function.
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