At 11/7/09 01:24 PM, Getpwnt wrote: Is that good enough?

Aw, did neither Bill or Idio let you in? cuz you're like, in.

At 11/8/09 09:34 AM, TheUnwisePoet wrote: Ok... that's it... I got to admit, I am a Metalcorefag

It doesn't matter as long as you discuss real metal here and leave the -core stuff to the nu metal/metalcore club.

At 11/8/09 08:16 PM, Nev wrote: Blotted Science (instrumental)
Gonin-Ish
Psychotic Waltz
Spastic Ink
Vanden Plas

you're welcome ;)

At 11/9/09 06:44 PM, smeagol1 wrote: Modern warefare 2 comes out tonight!!!

awesome

At 11/8/09 02:08 PM, AniMetal wrote: I don't consider it a genre.

ain't that cute?
BUT IT'S WROOONG!

Pedo or not, Polanski is one hell of a director. I finally saw Rosemary's Baby and the Pianist. And I guess I neglected to mention a while ago that I saw Chinatown. They're all brilliant movies. Seeing Bob Evans in the interviews makes me want to see that show Kid Notorious again. Eh, it probably sucks, contrary to my memory.

Gaelic: language of the gays

I watched Drag me to Hell, which I liked. Shame on me for expecting Sam Raimi to make a genuinely completely serious movie. It was good, but I would have liked it better if I knew beforehand to expect his out of the blue goofiness. I went in expecting critically acclaimed pure horror, but this was more like the Evil Dead movies (which I liked, of course). The end was too predictable and easy. As soon as she ran out of the car with the envelope without even thinking for a second to look inside, I was like "awwww". When it came, it shook me a bit anyway because of how it was done. I was all "oh fuck"

I also watched Cannibal Holocaust. Despite all the sick images of human beings being brutally murdered (some of that shit looked pretty realistic for a 1980 movie), the hardest thing to watch was one of a small animal being killed since it was real and it was so obviously a slow, horribly painful death for the thing from the way it was screaming in agony after getting stabbed. and there was the turtle...

daw but anumels r kild al duh time 4 food duh

I just got the only full length and only EP by Tartaros yesterday. I haven't listened to both completely through, but it's some very good black metal.

At 10/30/09 01:14 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: And if you say Metallica... be prepared to eat the largest load of shit you ever ate

Who's gonna give someone crap about that? I like Metallica.

At 10/30/09 01:45 PM, smeagol1 wrote: Im just now listening to Mirrorthrone and i bout shit myself! It's so awsome,Im gonna listen to those other bands that were recommened in the page above.

Mirrorthrone is the shit. I was just listening to Gangrene again yesterday.

At 10/30/09 02:03 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote:

At 10/30/09 01:07 PM, sistem69 wrote: hey can I join this crew?

It depends if you listen to enough metal.

fixed

At 10/29/09 01:45 PM, JohnnyWang wrote: Anyway, I need some new show to check out. No Mecha or Moe.

Kemonozume
Kemonuzme
fucking Kemonozume

all you people should have seen that shit already.

At 10/29/09 05:14 PM, Aigis wrote: Have you seen Kemonozume?

Because, if not, you should see Kemonozume.

no, damnit, he needs to watch- er yeah, that.

At 10/29/09 05:07 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 10/29/09 01:41 PM, smeagol1 wrote: Favorite non-metal Rammstein.

I think their last album failed bad...

I wouldn't know about the rest of the album, but Pussy is a fucking stupid, shitty song.

At 10/29/09 06:18 PM, htomeheB wrote: I need some Black Metal reccomendations. I've only listened to a couple bands, but I love it.

Ulver
Borknagar
Sigh
Negura Bunget
Rotting Christ
Agatus
Varathron
Blut Aus Nord
Darkestrah
Mirrorthrone
Diabolical Masquerade

I'm not wasting too much time on this, so I'll stop now. I used to answer these all the time, but my attention span lately i-

At 10/29/09 03:53 PM, TheUnwisePoet wrote:

At 10/29/09 01:41 PM, smeagol1 wrote: Favorite non-metal Rammstein.

In my opinion they're Industrial Metal,

In fact, they're not. Neither is Static-X

Massive Attack - Butterfly Caught

At 10/28/09 05:58 AM, Aigis wrote: Gayer than two guys blowing each other?

That's gay?

[Rec.] is pretty good. came out better than Quarantine did. And Zombieland is awesome.

At 10/29/09 07:12 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 10/28/09 08:21 AM, PenisClown wrote: Slough Feg are the only guys who make power metal that I enjoy :(

Are they really that power metal-ish? Listening to Down Among the Deadmen and Traveller makes me think otherwise. Still an awesome band nonetheless.

I put them under heavy metal on my Zune.

At 10/29/09 07:12 AM, Bahamut wrote: I love how these reports never pay attention to other genres of metal, most especially power. I'd love to hear what they'd have to say about power metal.

Tonight, learn how your kids are in danger of sucking dick and fighting dragons.

At 10/26/09 09:34 AM, PenisClown wrote: Has anyone seen Afro Samurai yet?

I thought the show was cool, but the movie was kinda lame.

That 360 game Viking. You get to hack people's arms off. As a long haired viking guy.

I was disappointed in that game. not very good.

At 10/26/09 06:53 PM, AllMightyBruce wrote: Most of the guys that are in to Black Metal here go on to Doom. Alex did too.

I can't tell which one you're talking about. Ghoul?

At 10/27/09 09:26 PM, smeagol1 wrote:

At 10/27/09 07:24 PM, Nev wrote: Urggh, none of them are attractive.

you might be gay.

When did the meaning of "gay" change from "homosexual" to "having standards and not liking ugly chicks"?

dey's ugly.

At 10/28/09 08:21 AM, PenisClown wrote: Isahn was pretty much the Liberace of the 90's that somehow had a black metal band.

What do you mean by this?

And fuck, I like NIRVANA. I'm fucking open minded. But ya'll don't know SHIIIIIIIT. SHIIIIIIIIIT.

I like Nirvana.

At 10/28/09 03:27 PM, TheUnwisePoet wrote: I want to ask you guys, what is your favourite non-metal band?

King Crimson

Acid Bath - Tranquilized

At 10/25/09 06:40 AM, PenisClown wrote: So. Ufomammut. I'm planning to delve into this little fucker. Recs, what should I expect plaz ty.

Snailking. Get Snailking.

At 10/25/09 07:41 AM, Nev wrote: Idolum is good :).
I gotz Godlike Snake

Now, Get Snailking
Idolum is good, too. haven't heard Goatsnake yet.

Ulver - in the Red

At 10/21/09 09:15 PM, Zodir wrote: Mercyful Fate

Melissa

King Diamond's stuff? I've heard both of these bands are good, so I just want to get a starting place.

THEM
Abigail

At 10/21/09 01:25 PM, PenisClown wrote: Know the song Scorpionica?

my favorite song on the Big Black. I've had the album for a while.

Check it.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/2 82072

Well, you're good at that there guitar.

Wasn't Spastic Ink the same way? no?

At 10/20/09 08:40 PM, SapphireLight wrote: It's comical how useless the Drowning Doom are in multiplayer.

Look who's not dead.

At 10/20/09 06:46 PM, SeaBoundRhino wrote: I'd recommend their first and second albums

I'm sure I'll get some of their albums eventually. I dig 'em.

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone here listened to Pain of Salvation's album 'BE'.

I haven't heard that one. I only have One Hour by the Concrete Lake, which I only got because of New Year's Eve since it's one of my favorite songs ever. Whenever I hear it, I sing along and make a gay sort of emotional squinty face. must be a sad sight.

TUUURNING MIRRORS UPSIIIIIDE DOOOOOWN WON'T MAKE DUST FALL OOOOOOFF THE GROOOOOUND

If so, what do you yhink the storyline is about?

It's another concept album? neat.

At 10/20/09 06:56 PM, Nev wrote: I know of Focus, though I've only heard Hocus Pocus.

Yeah, they're pretty much a one hit wonder as far as their fame. That's not their only good song, though I do love it. Live versions are better than the studio version. usually faster and more energetic and cooky. I have a live video of them playing Hocus Pocus from '73 on my Zune. so awesome. Thjis is a wonderful psycho.

You know I like Battles. And I still need to check out Don's other work.

Don Cab is crazy sextastic, at least they were when Ian Williams was still with them.

The only others I know of are Behold...

technical prog metals.

At 10/20/09 10:18 AM, SomaGuye wrote: The demo doesn't show the RTS elements though.

RTS, you say? might be interesting. I'm not really into that, though. I played a little bit of Diablo and Blood and Magic and Heroes of Might and Magic and other stuff on my friend's computer back in the day, but I never got any for myself. though I do still have a copy of Icewind Dale somewhere, unless I gave it to a friend.

You should at least rent it.

I miss renting games.

At 10/20/09 07:56 AM, DeIirium wrote: I'm listening to some Reverend Bizarre, probably the best doom band i have heard so far.

dey's awesome. I have in the Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend (totally a King Crimson nod) and Crush the Insects.

At 10/20/09 04:00 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I was putting all subgenres together...
Atmospheric Doom, Atmospheric Black, Atmospheric WHATEVER...
under the name Atmospheric Metal.

orite. atmosphere is good.

Jens Johansson - Phase Camouflage

At 10/20/09 02:37 PM, Nev wrote: Yes.

I just got fragile, speaking of which. not that I hadn't heard songs from it before, such as Roundabout, but I finally have the whole album. I'll probably get the Yes Album next, since it has Starship Trooper.

But like I was saying with the lack of slightly lesser known bands. You guys need some Transatlantic or Gong or Gentle Giant or Focus or something. or Camel, as the Rhino fellow said. look deeper, find hidden gems. be a....a....prog spelunker. yeah.

you ass-spelunker

Does anybody here listen to any math rock at all? Battles? Don Cab? Hella? perhaps recommend me some?

now listening to: Nektar - Desolation Valley

I played the Brutal Legend demo. cool shit.

At 10/18/09 01:37 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: Statement: I pronounce Atmospheric Metal the greatest music of all time.

That's not a subgenre.

At 10/18/09 10:59 AM, SomaGuye wrote: Can anyone recommend me some good Funeral Doom? Preferably something that creates an atmosphere that crushes you with despair.

Esoteric
Wormphlegm
Monolithe

At 10/18/09 07:19 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: If you're going to get into Death, start out with Leprosy, and then Scream Bloody Gore. That's the album I started with

I'd recommend Human, Symbolic, and Individual Thought Patterns instead. I have all of their albums and I listen to those far more than their others.

So I guess almost all of you only listen to the very famous popular prog bands.

At 10/15/09 06:44 PM, Jack wrote: So guys, with Halloween approaching have you arranged any horror films to watch?

All I have for sure to watch is [Rec.], as far as movies I have not previously seen. maybe Drag Me to Hell, if I can get it. and Rosemary's Baby and Cannibal Holocaust. Those depend on Netflix. I think there may be a couple horror movies set to record on my DVR.

At 10/15/09 07:32 PM, Nev wrote: Memento:

great movie

At 10/18/09 11:56 AM, SeaBoundRhino wrote: This topic needs more camel

dey's good stuffs. I still don't have any of their albums.

At 10/15/09 10:15 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: Rediscovered Om today. I love their music, but the songs are so damn long that it discourages me from listening to them. You sort of need to have a designated time to listen to them, I feel.

koinky dinks. I was listening to them (put all their albums on shuffle) before I went to sleep last night. bass turned all the way up, of course.

At 10/15/09 07:14 PM, TakeNoPrisoners wrote:

At 10/15/09 06:23 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: Sculptured

How are they?

dey's good

Earth - Rise to Glory

I watched Infernal Affairs 2. meh. not nearly as good as the first one. And I watched Ghost Town and Wanted. Both were okay.

At 10/15/09 06:44 PM, Jack wrote: Creepshow

All I remember from this is Leslie Nielsen covered in seaweed. Or was the other guy covered in seaweed? ...Yeah, I don't remember a thing from this movie.

The Exorcist
Ed Wood

These are good.

I only saw part of the first episode of Monster. The first thing that came to my mind was that the artwork was a little off-putting. Then my attention span failed me and I did something else. The fact that the show is over 70 episodes long certainly doesn't help motivate me to watch it.

I'll check out Read or Die soon, probably. The movie can be watched on Netflix. gonna do that through my X Box. Then I'll rent the series if I like the movie. er, wait. guess it's 3 OVAs, not a movie. Then I hope Netflix lets you watch all three.

At 10/15/09 04:52 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: These all sound really awesome, mind if I check them out too?

NO, YOU CAN'T! NEVER!

Sculptured - a Moment of Uncertainty