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Assaultman67 wrote:Yes! thats kinda why i don't get the point ...

Can you point out anything roblikesbrunch has said that actually did have a point?

What promoter put Primordial in the same show as Napalm Death? Quite an odd lineup, if you ask me.

new contribution: Minsk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2Cc799osM0

I don't think this bad boy has been posted:

The most wonderfully mish-mash mix-up of styles this side of Farmakon. It's dancey, chuggy, atmospheric, and very colorful, all at the same time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBrDGVKLQAk And here's what this thread has been missing: Atmospheric black metal Wolves in the Throne Room: http://www.you...

... However, you make the mistake that bringing your personal problems onto an anonymous internet forum is "an escape from real life". That's not an escape from real life, that's bringing your "real life" onto the internet, where people generally don't really want to hear about ...

Yeah, I'm not sure I see the point in this exercise. It would be one thing if this had shown everyone why they are wrong, but if it did, I don't see how, and I doubt they do either. I'm not saying this was "wrong" to do. I'm just saying that it seemed pretty pointless, especially since you...

Because just sending an E-mail wouldn't be enough

I use a combination of Firefox and Safari.

h2ostra wrote:

Me too.

A very similar-looking image of a very different thing (this one is a nuclear explosion)

Now, I will admit to familiarizing myself with every possible way to synthesize various energetic materials - black powder, guncotton, cordite, to name a few - but that's because of my paranoid instincts to be ready in case civilization collapses or I'm sent back in time where such knowledge would ...

If you can't tell, the microphone breaks about 20 seconds in. For him to still be audible is crazy.

on a completely different note, how about Sigur Rós? Track 8 off ( ) has to be one of the greatest single tracks ever.

been really into this album lately. I love that opening riff, and then it comes back (with some variations) in the last track of the album. Their use of dissonance is really powerful.

it's kind of a play on my last name.