Peace Heavy mk II

I really have no need for a tablet other than it might provide me a developing job in the future. It's cool to play Words With Friends while at a family party with everyone, but I really don't feel the need to use it for more than an hour. I also dislike reading, so there's no point in me having a "digital reader." I'm probably the only person not really buying into this "need to be entertained constantly" fad that everyone else has in the past 3 years.

I'm scared to click those links.

Awesome :U . I get emails from them every so often from their last give away.

fheYx_ZPU18 nmFgejWZjtg It's all Maiku's fault.

gays r all sinners

I get some of these a lot. Mostly the "He's gay, you guys should meet!" from my friends and the "You're practically a girl anyway!" from my family.

そうですか。読むと話すどちの方が易いと思いますか。 話す 本当ですか? 詠むと書くの方が易いと思います。 じゃあ, 私はピースヘビーマルクツと申します。 二十才で大学生です。 せんもんはニューメディアインタラクティブデザインで副専攻は日本語です。どうぞ宜しく。

Same. I've been a fan since before they were signed to a label, so this would be pretty upsetting if it did mean an end to the Kiryu.

In all seriousness though, I find that bands that are relatively unpopular tend to have the nicest fans. Relatively unpopular means things like Art Cube or UCP as Arith mentioned: things that are alive and still releasing material, but don't really have much traffic aside from the people who really really like them. Bands less popular than that, like obscure-er Matina bands or other small kote-kei groups tend to all be liked by the same, ~special~, group of people who more or less roll dice to determine if you're worth being nice to or not. I've also found that with less popular bands there are usually a handful of people trying to be extra helpful in making information about them readily available. I try to help out with stuff of that nature by doing Google searches, buying CDs for info found within the CD booklets, updating last.fm bios, etc, to keep them from dissolving into nothing-ness. They also tend to be less in-your-face about liking their music and provide information in a less objective fashion.

違います。自分で日本語を勉強します そうですか。読むと話すどちの方が易いと思いますか。

The Dir en Grey shoutbox welcomes everyone, as does the GazettE's!

学校で日本語を勉強していますか。

When he loses, I hope he gets offered a contract to do gay public humiliation porn.

Ohhh, I thought they were Japanese for some reason. Anyway, I found it . I loved the song you put on your Aeon mixtape but never got around to finding the whole album.

My "Best of" lists are always short: I really don't spend much time thinking about a cluster of things I feel I've liked the most, so don't expect to find anything life changing here. It also doesn't help that I don't realize I like something or find out something exists till way after it comes out . I've already kind of ranted about my tendency to suck at "best ofs" here, but I'll rehash the albums I managed to come up with (and really, there weren't that many that did a lot for me this year). This list has no order to it: lynch. - I BELIEVE IN ME A few other people made mention of this album. I'm a casual lynch. fan, only really listening to them when I'm in the mood for music like that. Overall, I was really surprised with this album since it seemed pretty balanced without trying too hard to be heavy or brutal. In fact, a lot of songs aren't even that heavy and are just nice to listen to. Definitely my favorite album by them, especially since I don't even like any of their other albums. The Kiryu - 夢幻鳳影 This is The Kiryu's second album, and I enjoyed it much more than their first one although both suffered from too many re-recordings and not enough new material. Still lots of good neo-traditional Japanese music mixed with some progressive visual-kei found here. The Human Abstract - Digital Veil Absolutely love this album. I had their other two albums because of a friend and I never really cared for them. Then, someone posted a Japanese metalwhateverpostcore band video here, and it eventually led to some samples of this album that really blew me away. This band is not typical metal-core at all: they highly classically influenced and are incredibly progressive as well. Very very good album! Dream Theater - A Dramatic Turn of Events qUyImGvijN0 I only tried out this album a few days ago, so in all honesty, I won't be able to recognize 90% of the things here. However, upon listening, I really enjoyed most of what I heard. This album is not easy listening in the least, but there's a lot of nice atmospheres and 10 minute + songs on here if that's your kind of thing. The vocals are a bit ~eh~ , but they make up for it else where. I'm not uploading an mp3 for this. You'll have to settle for a youtube video. XA-VAT -艶℃ This is probably my favorite album of the year: great 80's like electronic music that's catchy and memorable. The reason I consider this my favorite album is because I still get cravings to listening to it months after it came out instead of my own personal hype quietly dying down. E'm~Grief~ - Grief Not EXACTLY 2011, but it came out on December 22nd and I didn't receive my copy till 2011 so...I'm counting it. They've been one of my favorite bands for a while due to their sort of old-school visual-kei approach to their music, mixed with some industrial metal: plus I have a fixation for deep and pseudo-operatic vocals. They aren't popular here because of their "Amentia" mishap, but I'm still left confused as to why people even like Dimmu to begin with. Anyway, this is actually all of their songs sans 1 Phantasmagoria cover. Well, that's it for albums for me. I did like a lot of other releases and I did like other individual songs a whole lot, but I honestly didn't find many albums that really came off as amazing to me.

Can "The Tunnels" be found here? :U

Do frog bites hurt? Still,

Musically they sound surprisingly tight, but their vocalist....not so much.

Oh : / I liked to follow them casually, but once they got the boot from Kiwamu their activities really trailed off. I guess its better that they split up and be productive else where instead of stay together and do nothing.

I finally got a chance to listen to their newest album: I actually liked it a lot since it was kind of fluffy. Some songs were absolutely boring, like "Far From Heaven," which I actually heard on satellite radio and hated, and "Beneath the Surface." I did really enjoy a lot of the long songs, though. Also: Av2OaPEnsnI FFFFF DIMMU BORGIR ALL OVER AGAIN SFALSEMETALFALSEMFETALFAFFFAFAASATANN

I've been waiting for a thread about offensive rap music dealing with baked goods. 9JLAf_l-niU

I can't stop watching his videos please help

Why do people seem to be confused as to what a B-side collection album is? I'm surprised they even put a new song on there.

I'm doing nothing.

Holy fuck, my roommate plays that first song ALL THE TIME aWFGRNAWFGR$#RAD