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Omega Massif Geisterstadt

8 jul 11

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At home, they are really going for it more and more.

Kylesa Static Tensions

5 jul 11

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I didn’t want to vote, neither a review nor a record... Well, a complimentary 4. Nice one, civ.

I don't know. Sludge doesn't really excite me, and then these bands that say "I do sludge but I add something else to make it sound different," like the aforementioned Mastodon or Baroness (which I still haven't figured out what they added), they really get on my nerves (no offense to anyone). Tomorrow I'll stay at home and I'll miss them (with not many tears, to be honest; I'm really bummed about Boris though: I believe they will NEVER come back to Milan, but maybe I'm wrong). The record in question is the only one of theirs I've listened to (about a year ago, I think), and if I remember correctly, it ended up in the trash by the third track. The problem, though, isn't them, just like this "strange" genre isn't, nor will it be with Mastodon or Baroness. The problem is that I'm old. Or maybe it's just that I overdid it tonight. I don't know. Anyway, have a good concert to those who will see them tomorrow. Ah, while I'm at it: those who are at Mi Odi tomorrow: do me a favor and lend an ear to Boris for me, but if they start with any drone piece, please do me the favor of spitting at the trio on my behalf? Thank you. I almost forgot: "one of the masterpieces of heavy music." Look, the review seems valid too, but this is hard to swallow. I'm attaching a masterpiece of heavy music randomly pulled from my HD that I haven't seen on this site in too long: you must dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! 1986 for God's sake, how come nobody ever calls them out (even when they're not even remotely related, who cares! Call them out, mention them, just like that, as I'm doing, but mention them when talking about heavy music.)

Depeche Mode Remixes 2: 81–11

2 jul 11

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I owe them a lot. Coming out of a powerblack&decker metal phase, I tried to "get into" music. They aren't exactly the best for that, but they led me towards the shores of synthetic music. On dc++, I found someone who had, I don't remember which of their albums that I was missing (I think it was Music for the Masses). I browsed through the other files and stumbled upon Coil for the first time (the album was Time Machine). Here’s the thing: without them, I would have never discovered Coil. Not that it's their merit, but it's enough for me to hold them in high regard. PS: Anyone who, while reading about Coil, thinks "how cool, Cristina Scabbia," is kindly requested to say "ciiiiiiis" while I go fetch the baseball bat. Once the teeth are collected, one can make up for their shortcomings by clicking on a random link.

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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"It's like saying that the paper of cigarettes causes cancer. Not formaldehyde, not tar, not polonium, not nitrosamines, not the prolonged irritating action of ammonia, not the carbon substances that destroy tissues, not benzopyrene," given that most of the substances mentioned come specifically from the combustion of cigarette paper, I want to point out that I've never said that joints are less harmful than cigarettes.

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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"My field is Environmental Science." So let the environmental, aerospace, or nuclear engineers pontificate on nuclear energy./// "It provides a greater zoological knowledge than Systematic Zoology" yes, if you study; otherwise, you might as well rely on Google "deer in general as a family."

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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"Also because I didn't look at that photo, the first time, for more than 2 seconds flat, and because I didn't read the review, where it will surely state that it's a reindeer, the only reason you know that it’s PROBABLY a reindeer." Well you know, when I comment and vote on a work, I make sure to see/listen to it. /// "Then I read now, somewhere, Murmansk, which if I'm not mistaken should be in Russia, so it’s definitely not a matterhorn." And who ever said that? /// Paleontologists, the greatest experts in nuclear energy.

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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when I talk about deer I talk about deer when I talk about reindeer I talk about reindeer. you're slippiiiiiiiiing.

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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"That doesn't change the fact that I know nuclear energy, and also solar energy, much better than you do." I imagine, like the deer.

Evgenij Chaldej Jasha

30 jun 11

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by the way: "Deer in general, as a family" the family is called Cervidae, the deer is a cervid just like the reindeer, but the reindeer is not a deer and a deer is not a reindeer. I think it's better if you study a bit more for the 18th, maybe with Google.