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Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 12:45
by Rafster
I've been grabbing some stuff by the 90s metal band "Death", anyone heard of them? Despite the rather blunt bandname they're really good. And the lyrics are really positive!
If you like Opeth, give 'em a try
Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 12:57
by Doktor Gott
Now downloading a DVD of the current Laibach tour.. Especially chuffed as I wanted a copy of the visuals for sure!
Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 13:02
by James Blast
Rafster wrote:I've been grabbing some stuff by the 90s metal band "Death", anyone heard of them?
bought the album Spiritual Healing, saw them on the Human tour, not impressed, sorry
Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 13:19
by Carpathian Psychonaut
Rafster wrote:I've been grabbing some stuff by the 90s metal band "Death", anyone heard of them? Despite the rather blunt bandname they're really good. And the lyrics are really positive!
One of the best things about Death, apart from Chuck School-dinner (rip) of course, was the period in the early to mid 90's with Gene Hoglan as drummer. One of the nicest guys you could ever meet and a real powerhouse with a wonderful touch behind the pots and pans.
Have shared a beer with him after a couple of Strapping Young Lad gigs and he's a top bloke.
Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 13:56
by Brideoffrankenstein
Rafster wrote:I've been grabbing some stuff by the 90s metal band "Death", anyone heard of them? Despite the rather blunt bandname they're really good. And the lyrics are really positive!
They're rather fantastic I have to say
CD - several audiobooks off soulseek
Posted: 12 Apr 2007, 17:20
by Izzy HaveMercy
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Rafster wrote:I've been grabbing some stuff by the 90s metal band "Death", anyone heard of them? Despite the rather blunt bandname they're really good. And the lyrics are really positive!
They're rather fantastic I have to say
CD - several audiobooks off soulseek
They're very good, but I kinda lost them after Schuldiner passed away.
They were one of the noteworthy 'technical' death metalbands around, really liked them together with At The Gates...
mmmmm nostalgia...
IZ.
Posted: 13 Apr 2007, 19:32
by Zuma
weebleswobble wrote:
nice
That was me trying to be subtle on a synth
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 07:33
by Pista
CD The Psychedelic Furs live in London from a radio 1 broadcast in 1984.
For those interested.
http://orianik.blogspot.com/search/label/M%C3%BAsica
password for the archive is
http://orianik.blogspot.com.
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 10:49
by weebleswobble
Pista wrote:CD The Psychedelic Furs live in London from a radio 1 broadcast in 1984.
I had that one, cheers
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 21:57
by Zuma
Zuma wrote:weebleswobble wrote:
nice
That was me trying to be subtle on a synth
As requested by
James tonight this will be expanded....
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 22:06
by James Blast
... because it has to be
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 22:10
by Zuma
Working - going to use that "Diamond Laser Cutter" plug in somewhere too...
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 22:39
by James Blast
The New Lake Symphony is underway
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 22:40
by Zuma
via Iceland...
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 23:40
by Zuma
You asked for it -
http://www.155i.co.uk/lakestake3.mp3
Get pish*d synthesise
edited with "warmer version.."
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 23:45
by James Blast
too cold Dude
make that synth sound you had on snippet#1, please
Dave
Posted: 14 Apr 2007, 23:50
by Zuma
James Blast wrote:too cold Dude
make that synth sound you had on snippet#1, please
Dave
Will try - glad you like it.....I guess.....
Posted: 15 Apr 2007, 16:34
by Pista
Posted: 19 Apr 2007, 15:58
by Doktor Gott
Just finished downloading a video of Ministry in Toronto in 1988.. can't wait to get home to watch it tonight..
Posted: 19 Apr 2007, 16:02
by Pista
Little by little, the entire Futurama episode collection
Posted: 19 Apr 2007, 16:51
by Quiff Boy
...a stack of .JAR library files from the Maven repository.
...which is even less exciting than it sounds...
ahh, the joys of j2ee development
Posted: 19 Apr 2007, 18:10
by hallucienate
Nerd that I am: Ubuntu 7.04
Posted: 19 Apr 2007, 22:37
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 20 Apr 2007, 16:02
by markfiend
As it happens, I've just downloaded an Ubuntu 6.10 live CD to have a look. It works on a Mac, too. Fancy.
I even had a look on here on its version of Firefox. HL looks well peculiar at 800x600 compared to the 1680x1050 version I'm used to
Posted: 20 Apr 2007, 16:21
by boudicca
James Blast wrote:too cold Dude
make that synth sound you had on snippet#1, please
Dave
Arse biscuits! Don't listen to him
Zuma... What are synths if not cold gawdammit, that's how they're
meant to be!
He also thinks Trans-Europe Express is "too tinny"...
*bangs head repeatedly against brick wall*
I rest my case!
