Posted: 14 Jun 2008, 21:04
eat dirt! 
This one?eotunun wrote:Nope, shirt!Pista wrote: coat right?
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AHR�YEPH : MAROONED ON SAMSARA AVAILABLE!!
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Posted: 15 Jun 2008, 03:52
Posted: 15 Jun 2008, 17:52
Yes mine arrived yesterday thanksAhráyeph wrote:I take it from Steve's post on the CLT thread that CD's are starting to arrive in the right hands and are being delivered to all the right places?
Nice work by the way 
Posted: 15 Jun 2008, 20:32
Still haven't got mine yet, but that's normal enough given what our post is like. Next week!
Posted: 26 Jun 2008, 15:41
I hope that everyboy has received the cd's and nothing was lost during the strike.
Posted: 28 Jun 2008, 03:35
Still nothing here. 
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 22:50
Over another week gone.
So I'm the only person who still hasn't received anything, then?
So I'm the only person who still hasn't received anything, then?
Posted: 06 Jul 2008, 23:06
Feckin' Paddys!
Posted: 07 Jul 2008, 11:13
Looks like your were the only unlucky ...mh wrote:Over another week gone.
So I'm the only person who still hasn't received anything, then?
Please send me your details again !
Posted: 07 Jul 2008, 17:29
PM Incoming!Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 17:44
*Bump*
Just wondering how long is long enough to wait for TWO copies of Marooned On Samsara to be posted over to Blighty??
Can't tell you guys how much i want to have this album...the tracks on the MySpace player only make me want it more
[/end frustration]
Will obviously delete post if the CD's arrive in the next couple of days...Thankyou
Just wondering how long is long enough to wait for TWO copies of Marooned On Samsara to be posted over to Blighty??
Can't tell you guys how much i want to have this album...the tracks on the MySpace player only make me want it more [/end frustration]
Will obviously delete post if the CD's arrive in the next couple of days...Thankyou
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 19:19
It definitely looks like some ended up getting lost in the post (mine & yours, anyway). D-Monic were very helpful with sorting out my one, and the replacement arrived less than a week after they got on the case ( ) so you should be fine next time they take a stroll through here.
) so you should be fine next time they take a stroll through here. Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 19:36
I'm only a little bit annoyed as i had to send Laurent hard cash in Euros (no feckin PayPal account)...he hasn't said if he received the cash and the order or not, so i'm just asking again purely out of curiosity.
hope i can do the same with Izz in a couple of weeks when i get paid (crosses fingers)
i like to support the bands here...and if buying the CD's is a step in the right direction, then i'll take it!
Kudos to all!!
hope i can do the same with Izz in a couple of weeks when i get paid (crosses fingers)
i like to support the bands here...and if buying the CD's is a step in the right direction, then i'll take it!
Kudos to all!!
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 20:03
Looks like there are some French postmen enjoying ARF!
I'm sure Laurent will get it fixed. He seems to have sorted everyone else out.
I'm sure Laurent will get it fixed. He seems to have sorted everyone else out.
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 20:52
yeah Steve...i'm sure that Laurent will assist me. I'm just overly concerned that Laurent hasn't received my order.
cheers guys
cheers guys
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 21:44
I always keep a verrrryy close look at my orders, sometimes a bit to the extremeAndie wrote:I'm only a little bit annoyed as i had to send Laurent hard cash in Euros (no feckin PayPal account)...he hasn't said if he received the cash and the order or not, so i'm just asking again purely out of curiosity.
hope i can do the same with Izz in a couple of weeks when i get paid (crosses fingers)
i like to support the bands here...and if buying the CD's is a step in the right direction, then i'll take it!
Kudos to all!!
Some here can already testify.
And when in doubt, always send me an email, that's the fastest and easiest thing to do.
END HIJACK THREAD.
BUY AN
CD!IZ.
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 22:54
Listen to Iz, him speak good. Him have CD, us have money, us want CD, us give money, us get CD, all happy.
Oh, and Arf too...
Oh, and Arf too...
Posted: 23 Jul 2008, 07:05
HeartLand - The fansite where the fans sell more cd's than the actual band! 
IZ.
IZ.
Posted: 23 Jul 2008, 15:37
Andie, no worry, I have received your letter, I am just back from my holidays in Tunisia, now it is ready to be shippedAndie wrote:yeah Steve...i'm sure that Laurent will assist me. I'm just overly concerned that Laurent hasn't received my order.
cheers guys
Posted: 23 Jul 2008, 15:44
Two~knees~ya sucks! FACT!
Posted: 23 Jul 2008, 17:42
Awesome News!!d-monic wrote:Andie, no worry, I have received your letter, I am just back from my holidays in Tunisia, now it is ready to be shippedAndie wrote:yeah Steve...i'm sure that Laurent will assist me. I'm just overly concerned that Laurent hasn't received my order.
cheers guys
and welcome back
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 10:18
A nice review in Side-line:
http://www.side-line.com/reviews_commen ... 0_0_17_0_C
http://www.side-line.com/reviews_commen ... 0_0_17_0_C
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 16:21
Nice indeed...
Posted: 01 Aug 2008, 19:41
INDEED!Izzy HaveMercy wrote:HeartLand - The fansite where the fans sell more cd's than the actual band!
IZ.
d-monic wrote:A nice review in Side-line:
Thank you for that! Good review RAF be proud!
Posted: 02 Aug 2008, 18:17
Good news doesn't come alone, it seems. Therealsamdevos (yes, the genuine article!) was kind enough to send me this article. It's in Dutch/Flemish, so I've gone through the trouble of translating it for the Dutch speaking impaired (since the breakup with my girlfriend I've suddenly got plenty of time and Hours of Idleness to fill). The guy's wording's a bit quirky at times, but nevertheless, it makes for a good read, even without the references to a certain band :
"This, dear reader, is as Belgian as your chilled, foamy Jupiler or the greasy heap of 'frietkot' fries with mayo. Yes, they are scarse, but Belgium does possess a few guitar oriented goth bands and this Ahráyeph fits in seamlessly with their album debut ‘Marooned On Samsara’. The band has its roots in the infamous black metal band Ancient Rites and, after a few detours, grew into this Ahráyeph which – let’s use some strong words here – could be best described as thé Belgian Fields of the Nephilim. A pretty solid yet boggy rock base, consisting of sometimes sycophantic, then again sparkling guitars, nagging preachy doom vocals, hollow, growling bass parts and at times solid and high tempo drumming. Although, there’s also time for more atmospherical breathers, often in one and the same song, like the phenomenal, three part (“Downfall�, “Elegia� and “Divine�) comprising “The Rain Suite�. Just as archetypical for the Fields of the Nephilim style of this boy band (wink). We almost clock in at the full 12 minutes for this song, the longest of the album. Mysticism and bombast aren’t failing, although the band does pass up the cowboy look, which might have been too much of a stretch. Don’t let my all-too-uncomfortably-dressed-in-leather-trousers comparisons curb your enthusiasm, though. This “Marooned On Samsara� is a strong and promising album debut of a band that can fly the native gothic flag with pride. This, disciples of darkness, is authentic gothic rock with a few metal influences here and there that stay far away from the oftentimes very slick and glamorous goth metal. Enlightenment is nigh, though; here is Ahráyeph, Belgian and an absolute must have for every fan of... you know who I mean."
It's in Dutch/Flemish, so I've gone through the trouble of translating it for the Dutch speaking impaired (since the breakup with my girlfriend I've suddenly got plenty of time and Hours of Idleness to fill). The guy's wording's a bit quirky at times, but nevertheless, it makes for a good read, even without the references to a certain band : "This, dear reader, is as Belgian as your chilled, foamy Jupiler or the greasy heap of 'frietkot' fries with mayo. Yes, they are scarse, but Belgium does possess a few guitar oriented goth bands and this Ahráyeph fits in seamlessly with their album debut ‘Marooned On Samsara’. The band has its roots in the infamous black metal band Ancient Rites and, after a few detours, grew into this Ahráyeph which – let’s use some strong words here – could be best described as thé Belgian Fields of the Nephilim. A pretty solid yet boggy rock base, consisting of sometimes sycophantic, then again sparkling guitars, nagging preachy doom vocals, hollow, growling bass parts and at times solid and high tempo drumming. Although, there’s also time for more atmospherical breathers, often in one and the same song, like the phenomenal, three part (“Downfall�, “Elegia� and “Divine�) comprising “The Rain Suite�. Just as archetypical for the Fields of the Nephilim style of this boy band (wink). We almost clock in at the full 12 minutes for this song, the longest of the album. Mysticism and bombast aren’t failing, although the band does pass up the cowboy look, which might have been too much of a stretch. Don’t let my all-too-uncomfortably-dressed-in-leather-trousers comparisons curb your enthusiasm, though. This “Marooned On Samsara� is a strong and promising album debut of a band that can fly the native gothic flag with pride. This, disciples of darkness, is authentic gothic rock with a few metal influences here and there that stay far away from the oftentimes very slick and glamorous goth metal. Enlightenment is nigh, though; here is Ahráyeph, Belgian and an absolute must have for every fan of... you know who I mean."