HOW DARE YOU SULLY THE AWESOME OF MANOWAR WITH YOUR WORDS

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Ministry - Broken

Trentemoller - Take Me Into Your Skin

Joanna Newsom - Emily

Pink Floyd- What Shall We Do Now?

 

What shall we use to fill the empty spaces?

Where waves of hunger roar

Shall we set out across the sea of faces?

In search of more and more applause?

 

Shall we buy a new guitar?

Shall we drive a more powerful car?

Shall we work straight through the night?

 

Shall we get into fights,

Leave the lights on,

Drop bombs,

Do tours of the east,

Contract diseases,

Bury bones,

Break up homes,

Send flowers by phone,

Take to drink,

Go to shrinks,

Give up meat,

Rarely sleep,

Keep people as pets,

Train dogs, race rats,

Fill the attic with cash,

Bury treasure,

Store up leisure,

But never relax at all...

Our backs to the wall...

HOW DARE YOU SULLY THE AWESOME OF MANOWAR WITH YOUR WORDS

2 METAL 4 U.

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Are you trying to tell me that none of those guys have foil-wrapped zuccinis in their pants?

 

 

Ornette Coleman - Lonely Woman

Amorphis - Smoke

Are you trying to tell me that none of those guys have foil-wrapped zuccinis in their pants? 

 

 

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Man, Draken, I forgot about that song. It wasn't on the album, if I remember right, just the movie. It's like a fleshed-out version of "Empty Spaces."

 

And, yeah, those flowers are... mesmerizing. Am I right?

 

 

Handsome Boy Modeling School - Once Again (Here to Kick One for You)

Gimme a day or two to digest it before I pass final judgment, heh. I've only listened to a few tracks so far, and it's exactly what I expected: Ness burning through his favorite old outlaw country songs and broken-hearted ballads.

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Noted.

 

So, this teacher (decent old woman, short, brown-eyed - perm?) pressures me into bringing a boombox and a Christmas-themed musical-selection to this party, uh, school gathering (gifts, snacks, etcetera) - don't get me wrong, this is fine and dandy, but I've been perusing my musical collection and all I be finding is this cheery ol' thing,

 

 

(I'm listening to it right now: puerile, infantile, sorta funny, awesome in the absurd "why, God, why?" way; I might upload a track for the Obsidian X-mas blow-out)... and, the, well, Johnny Cash Christmas album (shut up).

 

Anyone care to mention some nice, bland carols, or, preferably, an instrumental album?

 

(Hey - I've found Wynton Marsalis' Crescent City Christmas Card; it might've been a present.)

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Giant - Innocent Days

 

Van Halen - Demo Daze .... collection of VH demoes very interesting to compare to final versions, also some out takes not released on album

Atheist, Emperor, Entombed

Rilo Kiley -Portions For Foxes

 

Rilo Kiley  -Portions For Foxes

 

 

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Mmmmmmm.... yeah.

 

 

^ for the song, too!

 

Psalm 62:11 - They shall be delivered into the hands of the sword, they shall be the portions of foxes.

 

 

Afghan Whigs - My Curse

 

Edit: fixed the link

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You should post a song from that live album at least once a month, Drabs, since I'm far too lazy to bookmark it.

 

Talking Heads - Burning Down The House

 

I'm...an...ordinary...guy

Burning Down The House

Got the new LCD Soundsystem leak.

 

LCD Soundsystem - North American Scum

LCD Soundsystem - Watch the Tapes

The Thermals -

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I was gonna make a comment along the lines of "I hope they're not massive vegans, or God, PETA activists" or something equally gay and worthless like a plethora of other indie, punk, whatever bands, since I actually like them, but screw that, I don't really care; I'm just going to enjoy the music, or just, like, interpolate something suitably clich

@ Kor: Yeah, I like that site because I don't even have to download the songs or have a media player in the background to listen to them at work. And the Whigs were on fire on that show.

 

@ Baley: Those guys sound all right. And they're probably just indie dorks - I don't think they're "punk" enough to be PETA activists. I'm looking at you, John Feldmann.

 

The Twilight Singers were on NPR's World Cafe yesterday. Dulli and Lanegan answer some questions and the band plays three songs. The whole thing is about 20-25 minutes long.

 

LINK

Yeah - the chick's pretty hot, too (shut up).

 

The Thermals - Here's Your Future.

 

PS: I just got 3 Amos Oz novels for Christmas and all I'm gonna say is "he is the man".

Immortal

Dimmu Borgir

Arcturus

Carpathian Forest

Craft

Cradle of Filth

 

<3

Clipse - Mr. Me Too.

 

Haha - whose idea was it to have Pharrell spit the first verse? I love how the video is utterly ludicrous and ridiculous (let's not even mention the fact they chose - quite possibly - the worst song as their first single), but the Clipse still have a multitude of stuff to learn, like centring their videos on vulvae (way too many blokes - Wamp Wamp was much better in this regard) and riches (pitifully low amount of bling; who do you think you are - Gang Starr?).

Europe - Final Countdown

iron maiden - judgement day

 

dragonlord - sins of allegiance

Sentenced - Keep My Grave Open

Rammstein - Sonne

Time for part three.