Bushmeister

Translation: Spoiler: Click here to viewI WAS DRUNK.

Dear lord strike me down now

It seems like that Eppu Normaali are trying to tell you something through the following lyrics: Vain tahroja paperilla älä siis suutu, ei niistä asiat miksikään muutu. Ei se että meillä oli hetkemme, ei se että meillä oli retkemme.

Spoiler: Click here to viewHOLY CRAP I'M MOTHERFUCKING CAPTAIN HARLOCK ENTIRE GALAXIES STAND AGAINST YOU

Well to be fair, most hardcore MSI fans have been flailing on the band ever since their last album got released and was distributed in Hot Topics across America, so touring with MCR will only bring the scenesters into the "sellout" bandwagon. And honestly, who gives a fuck about what the scenesters think?

They're selling a boxed set with every Command & Conquer game on it bar C & C 3, you might want to look into buying that if you want your money's worth of the series (Y)

Hey, check it before you knock it, my good man

You sure that 70/80's prog rock is not the answer? At least check out Bo Hansson and some of his albums like "Lord Of The Rings" and "Magician's Hat".

Breakcore/speedcore like a motherfucker, brother! Venetian Snares Xanopticon Eiterherd Wargroover DJ Sharpnel Rotterdam Terror Corps Passenger Of Shit Also ambient-y stuff like Steve Roach, The Orb, Echolyn, Phonophani, Global Communication and Maeror Tri.

All it needed were Pockets Of Endless Holding and it would have been a 1:1 representation of the Carribean world Monkey Island chose to potray.

Hey, I'm a part of the Internet Hate Machine. We never do things the pleasurable way. Also thanks to Norris for the torrent, I finished it tonight and been seeding ever since. Hopefully there won't be many connection problems with the damn thing.

I like GAINAX's style, I really do. Their animation style really synchs with me and strikes me as out-of-ordinary, and I like the certain absurd sense they reproduce in all the little and impossible details in their works. I don't think that sacrificing a bit of reality for the sake of story/emotional reaction is that bad of a thing. I rarely pick up manga or anime titles based on who's behind them, but GAINAX are an exception to that rule on the anime side (Makoto Yukimura is my exception on the manga side of things ).

Wallow in your failure then. (truth be told I forgot as well )

"Abra Cadaver" by The Hives always gets me energetic and happy, there's no way to avoid it. Same thing with a lot of other Hives' stuff.

Anyway, just started playing Gold again last night. I've pulled through three gyms now and am going through the motions to start on developing a balanced team for the end-game. So far, the ones I am thinking of keeping in my party (at this point all are in the 22-25 level range) - Totodile (starting pokémon, can't remember the name of his second evolution which he is at now ) - Noctowl - Weepinbell - Geodude So, any suggestions on what I should add, remove or just completely ditch the whole set and start a new one?

I have such a huge man-crush on Mortuus. Every band he touches (Triumphator, Funeral Mist, Marduk) turns to fucking gold and awesome. Been blasting Funeral Mist all day at work and haven't gotten tired of his vocals, he has such a vile growl and horrific screeches when needed. They give me a boner with their greatness Now listening to: "Realm Of Plagues" by Funeral Mist off of the "Salvation" album.

Whoever mentioned Modest Mouse's "World At Large" gets another vote from me. It gets me emotional and maybe a bit teary-eyed at times, but not exactly sad with things. Xiu Xiu's "I Luv The Valley OH!" has a similar effect on me as well. I find a lot of stuff that Explosions In The Sky write kind of melancholic and depressive, especially the soundtrack they did for Friday Night Lights and their album "All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone". Moonsorrow's "Sankaritarina" is epicly sad for me as well.

Let thar be linkage to torrents.

Pelican's "March Into The Sea" with the massive buildup starting at about 6:00 and leading to an equally massive payoff. Moonsorrow's "Jumalten Kaupunki" is all about epic riffs.