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Two bassists, though?

This is probably the most accurate it gets. edit: okay, I had no idea this was so big since I uploaded it from my phone.

Oh, nice to see a Thomas member around.

Ugh, they look incredible. This band is quickly growing to be a favourite of mine.

Destiny is still my way to go mainly because of all the new bloody content. I spent about five hours on the King's Fall raid yesterday with a group that mostly didn't know what they were doing (neither did I) and we managed to get to Oryx before we called it a night. Hoping I can find a team to finish it from that check-point before the next reset.

Those synths make me very happy while they remind me of Phantasmagoria.

Someone who claims to be an intern for plug.dj started messaging me on Twitter, claiming all sorts of stuff after I called them sell-outs. He's mega pushy and annoying and won't stop tweeting to me. He also says that they don't block anyone, lol.

THE BLACK SWAN, easily. Jin has been one of my favourite vocalists upon discovering him in ネガ, and I am biased toward ex- UNDER CODE members.

Nope, since Bungie launched the final update for The Taken King on a specific date and time. You could've entered the codes but nothing would have happened. I bought it two months prior to release but since the game runs on a worldwide server, you can't play certain gamemodes until launch.

I have seen that too. It's funny, because a week or two ago they were promising a huge update on the website and the launch of their mobile app.

It seems that more and more people who used to praise MEJIBRAY for their... unique aesthetic and sound, have come to realize that this band does not offer more than the constantly recycled and repetitive repertoir they have been using. They are by no means a positively inventive band anymore, and relentlessly repeat their faults, over and over again. Personally I'd be glad to see the hype about them die out as it is rather clear that they have only been selling their image as of late (they do look more horrible by every release, by the way), and they sell their image because the noise that they call music is difficult to be sold.They aren't standing out in the poll because most people know this, and they had rather choose quality over popularity.

I don't like Mejibray, and I have no idea who the other band is, so — neither.

Be right back, searching for a bucket.

Sure, just send me a PM with your information.

Just discovered these guys. They're a young 'traditional heavy metal' (i.e. Cloven Hoof, Running Wild, Metal Church, Gamma Ray) band from Portland, Oregon - USA. I've seen an uprise in bands like these with names such as Cauldron, Wolf and Enforcer and it lays very pleasant on the ears. I love bands like these.

PV for 凛's 'Sacred Xanadu' — times two. I have three of those, so two will be up for grabs. Shipping costs only, obviously.

But they technically already are, because this is just chariots under a different name.

Physical releases. Digital releases do not feel as if I actually own something.

The Taken King comes out tomorrow, there's no way you could have been playing it, haha.

I enjoyed all performances (Antropomorphia cancelled, for the second time) — except for Impaled Nazarene. Now this was also due the mediocre equipment of the venue, but good lord... for the three tracks that I managed to endure inside I heard nothing but a longwinding static screech. I couldn't make out any individual instruments and generally I just thought it was terrible. I spent the remainder of their performance outside catching up with Evil Invaders' guys and had a better time there, actually. It was my first time seeing them live while personally knowing the guys for a long time, but this is the only time they ever came close. Loved it, pure speed metal and thrash, I've hardly ever seen such an energetic performance and they ripped absolutely everything. I'd like to point out the band Dystopia, by the way. They're a local band and they left quite an impression that evening, and I hope their full-length album will drop soon.

Why are the only guys who ever show any interest in me always across the ocean or five years younger?

Is this theme set, then?

I usually tend to lean towards albums, and work my way up through a band's discography by year of release. However, nowadays most bands I discover are new (frankly, because everything 'old', I pretty much already know) and only have one or two products out so far, so there isn't much choice regarding those.

Do these guys even care for music anymore? Bands are disbanding left and right, it's almost as if no one has a purpose anymore.