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At 5/6/08 12:25 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote:

At 5/6/08 12:23 PM, yurgenburgen wrote: Downloading both tracks right now, they're going on my iPod.

I would be doing that if my laptop had an internet connection. :(

How are you posting at the moment? From a phone or something?

I'm actually a bit dissapointed. It wasn't as horrible as I'd thought, it kinda worked as a parody.

At 5/6/08 12:41 PM, yurgenburgen wrote: How are you posting at the moment? From a phone or something?

my main computer, but I would have to link up my external and because my whole family uses this, that's not happening.

At 5/6/08 12:47 PM, JohnnyWang wrote: I'm actually a bit dissapointed. It wasn't as horrible as I'd thought, it kinda worked as a parody.

It's almost Zappa-esque

At 5/6/08 12:31 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote:

At 5/6/08 12:28 PM, AapoJoki wrote: The wanted song sounds like a parody that could be played on South Park or something... are people honestly not tired of hearing "baby" rhyme with "maybe"?

of course they aren't, people are thick and unhcultured. have you ever heard of a band called Scouting For Girls? They peddle shit like this. This band and others like them are the big thing in my country.

Scouting for girls are good...
If you dont like music in the UK, be more mad at Urban and Garage.
Not Indie...
Elvis isnt dead, cos i heard him on the radio.

At 5/6/08 12:55 PM, Mastersurgeon wrote: Scouting for girls are good...

I stopped reading here.

At 5/6/08 12:56 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote:

At 5/6/08 12:55 PM, Mastersurgeon wrote: Scouting for girls are good...

I stopped reading here.

Its called an elipsis.
You continue reading...

Hey everybody, it's Christmas time!

21 minutes of standard chirpy Indie rock would definitely be worse. It's shocking what has happened to the alternative scene in the UK over the past few years. And we were doing so well!

Ramadan, Ramadan, lots of praying with no breakfast

At 5/6/08 01:07 PM, Luxury-Yacht wrote: Ramadan, Ramadan, lots of praying with no breakfast

Ramadan, Ramadan...

Do all your shopping...

AT WALLMART!

I do lol @ the Ramadan bit, "lots of praying with no breakfast," lol

At 5/6/08 01:05 PM, ornery-scotsman wrote: Is it just me

No, I already pointed out that the "good" song would be a fitting parody song for South Park. If you remember the "Getting Gay" song from "Rainforest Schmainforest", I think that male voice sounds exactly like the one in that song.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA RAP + TUBA = win

Be home by dizark

The most unwanted song is pure genius !!! I seriously fucking love it. I`m actually so enthusiastic I`m going to show it to my father.

The most wanted song is rather soothing, I like it, but it has nothing original going for it. I will download both songs.

Amazing work by Komar and Melamid & Dave Soldier

By the way, here you have a "wanted" song by cultural standards. Of course, this includes the 10 to 16 year old demographics. Who are also the most interested and influenced by it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0Lr1UPvk F0

Sadly, I do like the song. Shoot me. But I prefer significant music over this short fix any day. I do believe this type of music is the people's opium of our age.

At 5/6/08 12:31 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: This band and others like them are the big thing in my country.

Ugh.
This is what is popular in my country.
I fucking despise it.

At 5/6/08 01:16 PM, ornery-scotsman wrote: All in agreement that the unwanted song is more epic than all the star wars movies combined say aye.

Aye.

Those oppose?
The motion passes.

That unwanted song gives me so many awesome ideas.

Awesome find.

At 5/6/08 02:44 PM, Kiddmeizter wrote: Ugh.
This is what is popular in my country.
I fucking despise it.

I love Sigur Ros, me. They're the gayest band I listen to, obv.

They're getting very popular now; I'm sure they're massive in Iceland. But surely they're better then Bjork.

At 5/6/08 02:44 PM, Kiddmeizter wrote: Ugh.
This is what is popular in my country.
I fucking despise it.

fucking hell, this song reminds me of awesome times on drugs

hoooooly shit I really like Sigur Ros, wooooahahah

every band that's similar to them on Last Fm is gay, do you know anything similar that you so despise?

At 5/6/08 06:10 PM, Fyndir wrote: I'm honestly curious to find out what you, Earfetish and other music listening types think of this.

I have their album, and I think it's awesome. =D

sheesh there's no way I could listen to much of them (although I did finish the song). It's too poppy, it reminds me of Daphne and Celeste. Although it's more interesting - like, I wouldn't say they're bad or talentless or anything, and I can see why you would like them, but naaah.

I'm not musically intelligent, I got a D in my GCSE and I've not improved noticeably on the saxophone for years. I just like to shite-talk. I can bullshit about music no problem. My opinion means nothing.

The thing is, too, me and ZAAL (to speak for him) listen to rather inaccessible music mainly, so our opinion means nothing. And there's no way I can listen to half the stuff ZAAL listens to either.

My musical taste > everyone's

There's no point in arguing really.

You'll understand in a few years when I take over the world with it.

And the girl singer needs more attitude in her voice, then that shit would be awesome, Fyndir. As it stands, it's like the credits to Lazytown.

I couldn't listen to the wanted song for more than about a minute, but this unwanted song has been going for about fifteen now. It is quite easily better.

I'm going to listen to them now, but the sample size in the experiment (500) is MUCH too small for the whole thing to be credible.

I actually kind of liked the unwanted song a lot. Parts of it reminded me a lot of Beck.

At 5/6/08 06:10 PM, Fyndir wrote:

At 5/6/08 12:37 PM, ZeroAsALimit wrote: 100 million fans are fucking morons.

I'm honestly curious to find out what you, Earfetish and other music listening types think of this.

Actually, I'm rather curious what you think (or anyone thinks) of this.

Cos these guys have been one of my favourite bands, consistently, since I got into heavy metal. And I'm listening to loads of them now - like, they've always been up there with my favourites, but for some reason they're starting to overtake the rest. And this song is awesome, and I happen to be listening to it.

So, what's anyone else's take on an immense early Death Metal song by one of the top pioneers of the genre?

At 5/6/08 06:44 PM, Earfetish wrote:
So, what's anyone else's take on an immense early Death Metal song by one of the top pioneers of the genre?

Needs more of what the bassist did at 1:50.

It's decent. Do they have songs that are more hookish. You know the kind where the rhythm grabs you by the face and throws you off a cliff.